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GLENOAK FOR SALE.
On Saturday, June 25th, 1850,

g. WILL be edered AZ public sale. Al -
I'd. the Court house IN Nash lie, the efr<1a
-zsl-t Oeirti4ui country srat knn~n a. -
"SlENoAk - sitaatei about tso nssirs from -
tire city cf Nashville Ghs uiisboru' plkc- tne
premises ccnst sf Tfieen ~ usduistsng ground
ell etel s - picket fencez. The igaPrvs cine1ts
Csi4ssft q tHastnry tenement, etntaasss abut trn
roas ,toseihe l kiscebs Stables. out hoases, cs
teEIss, A., al IN ga1 ort-r The honss. Nere onht
eS hse sew ChaFirs Isues aleat ave yc4Ts 40 @cd
Arc tasteful. s4bst4 utlal and e.lmIiete
ibe Frofe- ~ siii b. std ere, Two and yesfa
Hs = m Interest fron Gay af safe isen ~in ne
retained, a1a nfses payAble Ia bank, sEttsfactorh
esiosrssa, all be Required.
W Tucker - oa the premises AAd NiA she's theee
20 any fners "a acsirmE 20 perehsse-
for further particulars apply %
JAS b. CRAiGHEAn.
aprs-daeotd - Fublle sa1Are-
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A C. A E d

A J. IRWIN formerly Of Irwin McC1ellans
n. Huntsville, Ala. } having become associated
with uE In our business, The style OF the arm VIII be
IRWIN, NcCLElI-AND' a co.
". A. a J. G. McCLuLAND
Nashville Feb. ls, 1889.
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Cornwell's Halfway House, Brist

Testimony or Mr.. Abner Eimcs, Market street. abov
Sixth, corroboratve OF the efficacy of Williams
Ant-Dy spepte Elixir
DR. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Dear Sr-lt gives me greatpGeasure to know that
you again preparing your medicine for the cure
of Dyspepsia, for many Of my acquaintances have re
peatedly asked me where u could be procured, know
ing that had heen cured by II. AS ! think that
public ackno wledgement Of the great benefit have
received from the Of your medicine IL not Only
due you, but may be useful 20 others, row make
1t. For several years suffered from Dyspepsia,
which increased to such extent that my health
constitution were rapidly sinking under IL. ] was
compelled To restrict myself the most simple food
and even that I could not digest l felt loss oi
strength, disincnation 60 exercise and (as have
ID your ADVERTISEMENT general feeling of depres
sion and indescribable wearness. In the year 1s3s.
hearing from others high recommendation OF your
Dy speptc EiNir, procured aud used II iill the
most happy effect; under It's influence languor AMI
weariness gradually passed away, and my appetite
revived, which could crafty with impunty. Ten
years have elapsed apd my confidence IN the
raiiye powers OF your -Ieine has OF course in
creased for il completely cured me, when failed t.
obtain relief from any other source.
Very respectfully, yours,
ABNER FINES
The FIJI lis sold in bottles at 81 each, six bot
ties for 50
proprietor JANIS WILLIAMS MD.
Chemist and Pharmaoe eutist
No. South seventh street Philadelphia
pFEale nv aiinraggsts Aag24
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SPRING OPENING.

WE will commence receiving SPRlNG STOCK
w in day or two, (of which due notice will
gven) and AZ Nc iutend gong into the business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends and all who bar
for cash viii bear mind that do an exclasiv
Cash Business, and Viii sell goods AZ very
advance IRWIN, McCLEII-AND 90.
feble-Tf
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Economy in Fuel.
w sizes OF the
Tropic Coal Cooking Stove,

Containing of the ever in
troduced into Conking stoves, viz: IHE HcRNlSo 90
IHE GAS SMoEE ARISING YKoG Go /.
by tins method nty per cent II the fuel Is saved,
and a much hotter Ore conveyed 90 the oven.
We have one Of these stoves on exhibition at our
Store. We believe H 10 he better for o,sking with
Coal than any Range Stove that Las yet been In
vented. IL VIII It's cnst III fuel m fW months
We warrant them 90 be all that promise Tor them,
and Il ths do public expectation
willing to bear any loss that may
MACKENZIE 4 MlNCHiN,
april IL College st., Nashville.
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SfOD the Ren0rf.

Hiscur, emily reported that sell no Goods snly
Al Auction when In fact, tsothrds Of sales are
private, the same n any other Wholesale House is
TIE city with tnls exception, sell FOR short proa
for cash and short prompt paper.
fcb2l TRABUE 4 luCUa.
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That tIs hillary di9esltes n he Hss ean Be pre-
rsAied, arrested and Cssef - oataia.


rernetses-
That tLs hillary difficulties n he Hss eaa b pre-
reuied, ARRESTED and CaBei - oataia-
on thss point aet . shadow uf doubt exists. Il IS
certain that IA the muniacsnt resources Which tle
Divine " . tom hath prepared inr the use uf man,
that a remedy for the dFraaful FEVER AND AGtE
was not os erlooke IL cannot be thai he sho causes
spring up he herb which healeth the beast Of the
forrest aud o the fed has provided help Tor this
aAladv BY his eWn wise PROV ideace lac has decrced
ihal the s.Star of Empire" shall move Westward; I;
and we may be that the fearful contingency IN
easssina Nrll guarded. and that the means thsre
would be vauched 10 the and EaateHt seek
er We therefore y that in furnishing the rsT-
tain ol cure 81 Fever aud Agne entitled
the confidence and cansideE@tEsn of oar common
country.
We hereby certify that we have Submitted th=
GrsegenbeFg fsyer aud AEse Remedy Close in
sPection and sccutie anal ss and have Aiso tssted
ia curative pi~ers n several cs~es u Ag8e ana fe
yer II s a sksfa.fy ecupouusssts refnsdy zad has
proved Itself essnfrt<s ssserrssfsI every ts~tsnee
Of Tie Meaisrai Irsf,sstaa, Hfsd & the Publtc.
SAxUu AowBSAs.M Nc p. As4 hOTk.
c " Rsufts y. ~ n, Mf<c8nsin
WI SFxxISGToS, a. =. fllinols.
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w c KfsTEEnsz. n o. SsW Ham pshfYe.
JAs T. 9orr, n D indiana
J. Y. TE<RISsEos, n. II California.
VIZ. Y. AkHFoS, Y. o. IassistAnz
TIE 6Teseabefg teysr and As0e remedy z very
rapalaf throaghsut Tsunessee, Aiahazaa and Geor-
ga ana Is by every Israsxst these Ststes-
Prscs 80 ssats psr sox- AiAx- AAckkALE, +
Aprefr Ageut y fGrsfelberE 4 O.
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Meoiral.
DY S P EP STA,

Communication to John Il. Penrose, ESQ.,, from MI
Franklin Eyre, Kensing gtnn.
II Is with great gratihcation that testify 10 the
fcacy of Wiams's Anii-Iysreptic Elixir, which you
so strongly recommended TO me, ana for which
heartily thank you; il las completely restored my
health which I cheerfully publicly acknow ledge,
with the hope that others may be similarly benefited
Truly yours
FRANKLIN EYREi
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KkNsIseroS, Sept Il, 1850
ocToRER 10, 1850
DR.. JAMES wILIIAM

UcToHEh TO, IsbU.
DR. JAMES wIIIIAM
Dear Sir:-Having Suffered for 4 long time
Dyspepsia so severely that was compleely prostrat
ed and having tried every means for relief without
success. advised TO use your ''ADt-Dyspetic
Elixir.' II affords me much pleasure to inform you
that entirely cured by its use, and cordially
commend il to all persons suffering under spepsia
Very respectfully, &C,
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Attention. Machinists. sc.

1850 feet of Leather and Gum Betting from I2
inches wide, also Iare Leather, C0pl er Burrs and
Rvets hand an for sale, low for cash at Nos SO
and 50 corner OF College and broadway.
b Il. CUTTER.
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IN RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOOi,S: AN,,, AM,
CASH BUYERS IN ALL SECTIONS OF TiiECOUNTRY,
TIE CASH NgBON HOUSE,
1 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK:
JNO. FARRELL
ESTABLISHED 1858.
WE have originated new principle-a new era
w in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we make TINS
business PLAIN, SIMPLE and STAPLE As THAT OF BROWN
We SILL FOR CASH. WE BUY FOR CAsHl
We are satisfied will PER CENT PROFIT ASK no sec
opd Price Have all goods marked IN flAlN
FIGURES. so that man, woman and child buy alike
and receive the same value for their money
oar prices for hest Tafeta Ribbons. all colors,
No II cts. q piece; No. a515 cts. q piece.
IL IS " 5714 &c :.
:. z 2el 255 :. " :. " - , lSa S4}:: "
No I6 81 Az per piece.
WE OFFER FANCY RIBB'TS All sly n It, ALI
COLoRSr - ..AlI. OF UAIiTIES;" I1,T Al PfiCEo
pEFYING COMPETITION AND,
FOR CASH ONLY
Our establishments Is the centre oil attraction ior
.Qnick sales, p Light Profits and GoOd vaIue,''
'' RoUCHESl ROUCHEsll
New styles and Patterns al a saving nL
80 PER CENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine our :. mpcs and be convinced.
BLOND LACE, QCIITINGS, &c, &c
Our line Of these Gods always full. We lmpert
and '.Job" them at once for per cent advance
Marked prices On all Goods 'in Plain Figures"
ASAYING, OF 40 PER CENT on THESE GOODS FROM
CREDIT PRICES.
Our intention is make the Ribbon Trade as staple
IN regard 20 prices domestic goods TO do tins We
must sell oNE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS
We are Union Men ''No North, no south" We
of thc United States, and are the servants oil all who
favor US with their trade aud patronage.
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
ll6 Chambers ST, New York.
near the Huusou River Railroad Depot
wAtIFR Iahi"-|m
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y. II. Merchants, In want Of any OF tho above ar
toles will aBd IL 10 their advantage 20 give me call
can ammodatc them by TIE case dozen at as low
prices any other house ~ the City.
marS-f d. 4 CUTTER.
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Hats for Spring and Summer.

have just recciv e. direct from the manHi act"res
all the Grep coars ana st, les OF Gents, Boys and
Childreu's Fur, Cashmere, Aerino, Wool and Straw
Hats including
GcLts fine soft Bel Paris Hats;
q 4" French 90
- " Cable
I" a Ieghnrn
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Ladies, Misses and Children.

ladies' fne Kid Nor Bootees with and without heels
- :" Slippers, - Z" +"
Z" - lasting Buskns a. I"
lasting side and front lace Caters, a. "
80 Calf Sewed BOotees, Sc.
Misses and Childrens hne Kid and Morocco Bootees,
with and without heels;
90 fine Kid Slippers, plain and
trimmed
A." lasting Caters with and with
mn hre
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Gents, Boys and Youths.

! Gents hne Cali peeged and stitched Boots;
| " '' :" I" Congress Caters;
| 90 Oxford Ties
| -" 90 Strapped shoes;
- " and Patent Leather Low Shoes;
- Cong. Gait RS, &c
Boys and Youths fine Calf pcgged and seWed Boots,
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T,EvER aud Ag IN us various modihcstinbs forms
Il the ohicf obstacle ia health and comfort m the
Western states That ihs s owing b. ignorance among
the physcians must BE- admitted hy those wha have
carefully watched the pr gEcss % Intermittent eyer
aud the unavailng enoFss 10 eheck by ordinary
remedies.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-30

Testimony or Mr.. Abner Eimcs, Market street, abov
Sixth, corroborative OF the efficacy of Williams
Anti-Dy speptie Elixir
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No. I South seventh street Philadelphia
sale nv aliiiruegiSts ang21
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THl

"A CIR EAT REDUCTION Y THE CN
IF PRICE OF HATS AND BO0TS-A
~ From Is to 70 per cent. saved by bGy-
Eta ing from J. H. ANTHONY,
NSAA Columbian Hotel building.
Nnleskin Hats of best quality, So 80; do. second
quality. 8 10; fashionable Silk Hats 50: fine cali
skin sewed Boots, so; Congress Cater Boots, Is;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes. 2 25
J. H. AN THONY hes made arrangements with
one of tho best makers in the city OF fhadephIs
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
HALE. oc z3-d&Hts
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Ririynrpnn 9ispatrt.
:. .x.,.uvvrs SEPT. %. 1859
Correspondents of the Richmond p.s IA
46ajys ~ Noy,haup,es storm hses'e'"s
- "frf y" 4r

Correspondence Of the Richmond ,,Nsasss u.
A6aizs ~ N@skampfes - Ser
Norruaxrros Comfy, NA-s
ssspternher 10Th.
It's seldom. i believe, 20" ,Is,sny suent a
fr,,r thia eeautffnl region $3.50 ,,,,,y, ,,d
few DAYS in delightful ,.au,d commune.
,sa"a - ~, and your readers something Oh Tue
:. ,sox,oent l have reaiiScu rahHeo ~ Wv
rrss,se from the ocean, you reahze piaS'ne
ss..s,, 90 Won travel about here, which Is
~ a. xo,at,le Ia she system. Now, and for
'',s ,,,.exs past the hog and the Sleeps
;,,s,d have been very abundant and IN the
t',,.~t condition. No country can excel this
"a The fine living which Is SO common portion
among this people. The hospitality OF this
recon is proyerbial, but you cannot have n
inst conception of IL without experiencing IL.
II exeels all my experience In the most notable
places, and ~ de 3cribe i. might provoke sus-
pie;oa o. ones truthfuinesS.
The crops here are very backward. Sweet
poiatSes are great indeed. The Northern ves-
heis are buying them up at the low price OF
enc dollar per barrel. Many Of the landings
presenta busy. and, to me, an extraordinary
seeae, with the great number of carts deliy-
er,hg the almost pumpkin-size potatoes
oa Friday and Saturday last particularly
Saturday, there was very severe storm III
this region 1t was very destructive, espe.
cialiy to the corn and fodder. but little OF the
latter hayiag been gathered.
attended, hasa week, an interesting meeting
at one of thu Baptist churches. The Rev Mr
Hume. of Portsmouth, was present, assisting
the pastor. There Were a number of CONVEX
siuns reported, and the large congregation II
attendance seemed delighted with the exer
c;scs. This week there will De services al tn
upper Baptist church. The Rev. Mr.. Ray
yaasd. Presidsn. OF the Chesapeake Fenial
College, is expected to be present. He !
spoken OF IN the highest terms by the peopl
here. II is said that the noble institution
over which he presides with SO much efticien
ey. VIII reopen with brilliant prospects.
SOJoUgyER.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.


NORFOLK. Sept. %.
The large building in Gosport, known as the
GO ospOrt House, was discovered to be on
Fl re about ; o'clock this morning, and, in spite
OF the exertions of the firemen, was reduced
TO ashes.
The two young men, Grant and Foster, who
have been recently convicted of arson, Iii
Portsmouth, have had sentence passed upon
them Grant 10 ten, aud Foster, who Is quite
{; youth, 10 five years in the State Prison.
4 Sudden thunder-stor III visited this city
yesterday. The residence of FIR. Robert Bar
rat was struck, and the chimney demolished,
bat no one hurt.
The operations in Cotton since our last re-
port. have been liberal, and we note slight
advance in the lower grades. The receipts
from All shipping points as returned 10 the
Ist inst, amount to 3,s55 ,isl bales against b
Ii3,' sf1 last year aud 3,527, i-I III lS55-'6-the
largest ever made, except the present, which,
of course. bias not all come in yet Notwith-
standing the usual receipts, the stock At the
commercial centres is but little larger than II
was this time last year, showing that the
spiudes of the world are capable of working
up the largest crop we can produce
PERCU SSION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23

POWER OF THE HUMAN EYE."-Herr Dries
bach. the famous lion tanner, was At hotel
and one night very powerful ana savage
drunken man was terrifying everybody in Tho
bar room. Herr Driesbach volunteered to &c
IN eye on him and fix him - and croWdlng
himself in front of the inebriated rowdy, he
fastened his terrible eye upon him. Inc TEL
low stopped over towards the tanner, putting
his hands on his knees and returned the gaze
as well as he could then III his confused stale
The tanner thought things Were working, ana
minated as much by a nod OF the head 10 me
crowd, when the subject asked, IN calm, uis-
passionate manner, "what he was looking
at ~ "Ncyer mind" said the tanner, throwing
ali the power he could muster INTO MS eyes
hui the subject did not mind for with start
ling F." whoe-ep'' he dealt DrIesbach a treIneh-
dous blow under the left ear, which sent MN
through u glass door into tho next room, where
lie came to Il sudden stop against nara brick
partition.
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AIRS. T. TISsLkY 1NnNsON pTopose.
pRorESSoR@ aHRISTIAN,S SCHOOL,.
ID iCHm0ND CLASSICAL ,,,,oor
IL AMI COMM ERcIAL SCHOUL.

FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
The Eighth annual Session Will commences , on
MON DAY, Sept. 26tb. at the rooms on fahhi'h'
between sth and 9Th streets.
H tiDS p W G s2IfFH a, ~ Mi Principals
PRoF. H. ". KLELBEL, Instructor in french
and other Modern Languages.
PRoF John A. CALYO, Instructor IN Ornainen-
tai Drawing. p..;o.I
Mr.. T. W. REEVE. Instructor IN Practlcai
Bookkeeping and Laws OF Accounts.
pRoF. o. II ElNRfCH, Instructor IN Mechanical
and Architectural Drawing ano ifaccca
Surves ing and Engineering.
Present patrons OF the School are earnestly so
ici.ed To secure punctua! attendance on lne par
of the vapiis and those wishing 10 enter shei sos
are respectfully requested 10 make early apphea-
ton 800 49,. 1881 -,,, 10
The Principals will be at their scho"lLroohIn n, ne
tween the hours of 9 and ~. and, at other hours
f,,ay lie found nj their residences For references,
terms &c see Circulars for distribution, AT the
Bookstore OF Jas. WoodhoGse " 20. Sc 10 IN
NAu a Primary Department VIII be connected
with the School. ------------
C,NGLiSE;, CLASSICAL AND MtTH hds
Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL; also, SCHOOh ron
SMALL BOYS. 4th street, between Main anu
Franklin commencing 18th sept; r,y:
PUPILS viii be prepared tor the University OF II
rinia Military Institute, or any college, OF ioi
The Pfenaratory Department will be limited to
SIXTEEN SMALL BOYS, and Will he under very
favorable circumstances. .e,. =,
Sc i0~ts S. 7. PENDLET0N, Principal
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7 II. HINYDK DIS

j. ENGfISH AN D CLAENICAI SCHUUfa-
On 7th, between Clay and Marshall SITS
The exercises of this School Will be resumed on
MON DAY Sept 10th. The course OF instruction
s thorough. embracing every branch tausht in
Schools of the highest grade, and every eXertion
Is made TO promote the rapid and accurate ad-
vancement of pupils.
Aided hy experienced and competent assistants,
shalt eudeavnr to merit a continuance OF the lIbe-
raj patronage of the public. - ~
For terms, &c. apply to ]. H. BINF0RD,
sc lin Corner 18th and Franklin SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23

"WRrTIsG" BY TELRGRAPH.-A machine
has been patented in England for copying the
written manuscripts of message. ana though
il has worked successfully for Ii distance OF
iAi miles, jt is yet in a crude state ne COM
IN unication is written lin foil With yarnish.
The foil is placed in the machine ana by the
use OF some ingenious devices, which come Al
terpately in contact with the non-conductihS
yarnish and conducting FOIL make aud break
The circuit in "A manner corresponding with
the form of the letter which Is duly registered
at the other end OF the lire Oh chemically pre-
lnI I'd manor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23

RATS IN ILLINoIs.--Parts of Illinois are SO
terribly infes ted with rats, that The Logan
county Agricultural Society has offered three
premiums of $50, $50 and $50 for the three
largest exhibitors of rat scaips at their FAR.
A great many persons are competing lor u
prIze and the show promises TO be large aAd
interesting. Mr.. Gordon, of kickapoo Greek,
has already secured Lib scalps, and intends
running the number up TO fifteen hundred be-
fore the Fair!
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C,0UTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN STREETS-LINDEN ROW,

RICHMOND, VA. go
The tenth session OF this institution VIII com,
mence on the first Monday in October, 1859, and
will close on the last day of june, 1860.
Every effort will be made to MAINTAIN the high
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER OF the SCHOOL,
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Moo
ern LANGUAGES are surpassed by those OF no school
IN The Union. Two French ladies' reared ana edu-
Gated in Paris. reside in the family OF the frlncl-
pal ; and il is made their especial DUTY 70 speah
French. habitualiy, with the young LADIES boafoing
in the house. ,.a a
The best masters of music are employed ana
great attention is paid to this department
INSTRUCTORS:
D. LEE POWELL, A. NJ, princIpal:
THQS. U. DUDLEY, JR'' A. NJ Oh 'he ohi'ei
Sif NILE II s. 9VXSsAs, French Department.
&. PERSICO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
hSRfBERT. Piano and Organ.
MILE l.. LACY, Vocal Music.
IT. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
]. w. REEVE, Penmanship.
This Institution IS well Known to the bishops and
clergy OF the Episcopal Church IN Virginia, to
whom reference is made as to the Faculties of the
virginia Military Institute. and William and Mary
College, to Professors Bleedsooe and Smith, Of the
University of Virginia. to l.. NJ. Coleman, of Han
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. H. Read and Rev.
d. s. Doggett, Richmond, Va, and to the patrons
of the school.
For Catalogue, giving terms. course of studies.
&C.. with full hist of patrons to which especial
ference is made. address
D. LEE POWELL, Principal s. FL,
iy l1-Im&tfmlStolO Fnx 81. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23

FAST" LADIES IN PRUSsIA.-On Saturday
most extraordinary race took place al fash
lonablc ladies' seminary school in the Ther
garten, when 81 young ladies contested the
championship in swimming. The winner,
who Is ~ years of age and very handsome, Is
said to have proved that she might as we'll
challenge the other sex as her own. The race
WAS followed by an excellent luncheon, only
ladies' being present, and the promenador In
the neigabOrhood listened with astonishment
u the lnsty cheers that followed the toast.
Halter from Berlin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23

DoIHG WELL.-Out of the IT'S children that
have been committed to the st. Louis House
of Refuge since it was opened, it has been
aii-tactOrily ascertained that 505, more
than eighty per cent, have been reclaimed
from EVIL courses, and are now doing we'll
A the date of the report there were ~ IN
males in the establishment. of whom - were
boys and Il girls These have been MAINTAIN
ed through the year at cost per head OF
:. Il
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QUALIFYING HIMsELF-The London q uar
ierly for .iuly has the following story "A ma
tive OF one OF the South Sea Islands went to a
missionary desiring baptism. On his confess
ing ihat he had two wives, he was told that
he could not receive the sacrament until he
should promise TO be content with only one
He retired without king further explanation.
The next day he presented himself again and
reiterated his desire for baptism, saying he he
thea only one wife. Upon examination, 1T
was discovered that he had qualified himself
for the ceremony by killing and eating one Of
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