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CHESAPEAkE C0LLEGE--RETWEE
~ HAMPTON AND OLD p0INT.-This estab-
chiefly residing in Portsmouth, Norfolk and the ad
jacent country, will be maintained frst-class
institution.
The ensuing session will commence on the first
MONDAY in October, under the supervision of
Rev. CHAs. A. RAYMOND, who will have associated
with him an able corps of Teachers.
The rates of Board and Tuition will remain UNI
changed.
For further particulars. see future advertisement
or address Rev. THOMAS HUME, or
MOSS w. ARMISTEAD. Esq,
Portsmouth, or
Rev. CHAS. A. RAYMOND.
au l-2taw4w Hampton.
THE FOURTH SESSION OF MISS ILL.,
LAS i: GoRDoN'S SCHOOL. will commence
IN te Isl OF September, at her residence, Forest
home," one mile from the city,
English Branches FROM. . sM IN ~ n.
French. '''' '..'- -, ~ ". ~
hoard and W asb;n. '..'...' 10 W
~ 10 2tawlms 1890 :. -'''iov w
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AIRS. BROOKE's
vi BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG ia iES.
Nv THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The session of this School will commence on the
LIST of October, 1885, ana ED the LIST day of July,
1860. 49,
All the branches Of fes.sle education will be
taught including the Modern Languages, Latin,
Music and Drawing, in ali of which departments
come mt assistants have been employed.
Particular attention will be paid to the manners
of the young ladies' and every effort Will be made to
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
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W.. MORRfSETT, Principal,
u4-2m Blue Sulphur Springs p. g., Va.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH. CLASSICAL,

~ MATHEMATICAL AND NUMERICAL.
SCHOOL FOR .BoYS.-The undersigned, both
graduates or proheients of all the schools of the
University of Virginia, have united to establish
permanent School OF high order, on Church Hill
and hope to be patronzed by parents, especially in
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS.
Per session Of nine months, half in adranrs)
Ordinary English branches. ........, 49,. .S30Oo
Higher Eng lish, including book kee ping -. 900,
Ancient and Modern Languages. each -. 1000
RsfsreaeeS-Facult University Of Va: Charles
h. Winston, President Richmond Female fnsti
tute; Dr. F. W. Hancock; DR.. Albert Snead; Rev.
A. h. Dickinson; DR.. q. w. Briggs DIR. Jno. Knox;
j. J. English, Esq; VIM. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hem
rice county; Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas J,
Starkc. Esq, Richmond.
EAF For further particulars. see circulars.
LARKfN WILLIS,
JN0. Nj. WINFREE.
CHURCH Hull, Richmond, June 2lst. 1859.
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AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL. BROAD STREET,

Tuition in the Higher English Branches $40
Primary Depa Ttment. 30
Latin and Modern Languages, each -. 20
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon, Painting
in Water CuIors or Oils .............. 20 to $40
Music on Piano, Guitar, &c. 50 to SO
Mrs. PELLET will be assisted, as she Arrays has
ben, by teachers of undoubted ability. Her sys-
TEN of instruction is the result of twenty years of
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers with
confidence to the many ladies now adjoining soc-
ETY., who were graduated at her School, not a few
Of whom have nobly and successfully devoted
themselves to the cause of Education.
The House was designed expressly for Educa-
tional purposes. The School room sixty feet by
thirty, is carefully arranged, both regards ven
cial reference to the comfort of the pupils. The
Desks separate, made of mahogany and so
placed that al the pupils under the immediate
supervision OF the Principal.
For further particulars, address or apply to
an Sim MRS. PELLET.
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JEFFERSON MALE AUADf.MY.

y 25rH BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS.
CHURCH HILL.-The fourth annual session of
this SCHOOL will commence Monday, September
18th, 1859.
Thorough instruction given in the various Eng
lish branches, the Classics, the Mathematics, and
Tho French language.
Terms: so, $40 and go. per session OF ten
months. G. w. PETHERBKl DbE.
Drin
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MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN w. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND. "a.
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
NANTES, FONTS, &c.
mA First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag
ricUltura Society and Mechanics Institute.
UCTION CARD.-The subscriber offers his
"A services as AUCTI0NEER to the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally, pedging his
particular attention to all sales entrusted to his
care. feeling assured his experience as an Auc-
tioneer will entite him to share OF public patron
age. a.
ga. Office in rear of D. N. Jones' store, No. rs
an l3~3m J. II. DIGGES.
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BOSTON.
MANDATORY AT CONCORD, MASS.
jy I'm
GAM'L r. HALVES & son,
~ DEALERS IN
ANTHRACITE COAL.
A full supply constantly on hand of Red and
White Ash Egg" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove. for families and factories. 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, southside of the Dock win receive prompt
attention. Je 2S-4m
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IT. JOsEPH,s FEMALE ACADEMY,

Conducted by The Sisters Of Charity
This Institution will resume studies on the Fl RST
OF SEPTEMBER. Boarders-for board, tuition
and use of bed and bedding; also, for washing and
mending-pay, per annunl. $3.50, to be paid semi
annually, in advance. There is also charge of
So Tor doctor IS fee.
Day scholars, according to the branches they
study. pay from 81 to SIS per quarter In advance.
For Music. French and Embroidery. there is an
extra charge for tuition and use OF Instruments;
Rev. Bishop McGILL, will meet with prompt at
tention.
Pupils of any denomination received, on cendi-
ton of conforming TO the general discipline OF the
school. au 2-l2t
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-.OHOssvr OffestoiHofu NouHty, n WI = ss1s
Mr.; LE lsI FL school, .sr mn

NJ ~. LEEE HvkE'SS CnOOL,
FOUSHEE, RICHMOND, VA.--The next session
OF School begins the LIST day of October, 80,
and terminates on the last day of June 1850.
liberal patronage we have received for SO many
years, have both enabled and ENCOURAGED ns to
make important Improvements IN our lnstitutlon
:, A course OF Literature, comprising Enssh,
four last through the medium OF the French,) mas
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 well
the Rhetoric. Bellies l.ettres and First Reading
classes of our Institution. Mr.. H. is a gentleman
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.
| OF the young ladies boarding IN our 1ainily. Two
Young ladies' only will occupy one room, except IN
eases wher three would desire to occupy the same
f HnGtfBsER;T p. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principaa7Nat,
uraI Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
wlf hhpsMspGG 9. WILLIAMS. A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD C. HowARD-Literature Rhetoric,
MRS. EUR GRA nsfsf BkNSETT.Engsh Branches
MISS MARY C. COMMONWEALTH Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-Engllsh Branches.
MADAME l.. V. BLANCHETT-French Govern
sENSoRH CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanlsh
MA fsa IL MARIE EsTyAN-vqeal Music.
SIC * MARIEa MUSIC
JOHN A. CALY0--Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
f GE n TGEh sSKahfbRR-H.r,.
0. ERICSSON-Guitar.
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I NUN
BALTIMORE, MD.-This Institution has been in
full oper alton since November lSiS. 1t is CLASH
cal SCHOOL in private family, offering. IN the
FINN influence of domestic intercourse Il Suhsti-
tute, so far as may he, for parental and home
associat ons. Pupils are received at ten years Of
age and upwards, aud thoroughly prepared for col
lege or for business. The number oil pupils is lin
tied to thirty, which conuces to the personal com
fort of the boys. their sound intellectual and NOR
al training faithful supervision and individual i'm
provement. Chestnut Hill is n country seat of one
hundred acres, and is unsurpassed IN natural beau
~ and entire heathtulness There is but one ses-
sion IN the year, beginning on the first WEDNES-
DAY in September. and ending on the last We'd
nesday IN June. For further information regard
ing this Institution, or for ercnlars application
may ba made Ia Prof CHAS BELL GIBSON, or
T. BiLLOpP GRUMPY, of the firm of Haxall
Crenshaw II Co., Richmond. Va or to the Rector
REV. FREDERICK GIBSON, NJ. A.,
au l5-dtlstS Baltimore. Md.
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n SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
W. J. MORRISETT, A. NJ, Principal. and In
structor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
JN0. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
cient and Modern Languages.
r. ID. BEACH, A. B., Instructor IN Moral Phos-
ophy and ENGLISH.
GEO w. BUSTER, Steward
The session will begin October LIST and close the
last day of June, 1850. The exercises continue
without Interruption on Saturdays, and there is no
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board including every
thing except lights, Sl40, payable half LIST De-
tober. balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry OF any evangelical denomination, who
come suitaeN recommended, receive tuition free.
furnished at the Springs at Richmond prices.
For pamphlet, CONTAINING Autograph of the place,
plan, &C., &C., address
W.. MoRRisETT, Principal,
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HENRY l.. BRUUkE +,
iy I5-dtlstO Richmond,
HAMPTON ACAD f MY.

INSTRUCTORS:
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Lam
guages and Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, JR., A. NJ, University of
Vrginia,) Ancient Languages, Spanish and
Italian.
WILLIAM f. CUTSHAW, ". NJ. IT, Maizena,
tics, Tactics, and English.
EDWARD HARDlk, Graduate Weimar College,
Germany, instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
GERMAN.
Mass T. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department.
The exercises of this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October and continue ten menths.-
Board lights eXtra) and tuition in Ancient Lam
guages, Mathematics. &c. $40 per session. Mo
dern Languages each, $40, and Music. $50. extra.
For catalogue, or further information, address the
Principal. Hampton, Va. au Adm
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P. G. BAYLy. THos. T.. MoNCTRE.
DAYLY& MONCURE.
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND. VA,
Offer their services for the sale of TOBACCO,
CORN, WHEAT. FLOUR, and ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE. to which they will devote their entire
and exclusive attention
No. Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
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II DRUGS. DYES, OILS, PAINTS
~WISD0W GLASS, &c.-PURCEbL, LADY
~ 4 CO.. Richmond Va. offer for sale, ~
Ia quantities TO snit purchasers
$500 lbs. superior Indigo, n bags AlIspies. -
Z 100 lbs. best Nader, 100 - selected btn'
600 kegs Super. Carb. ger,
Soda. 300 Ms. prime Nutmess,
IS casks Washing Soda, go - Mace,
90 ounces ttulnine, bbls. White Ginssf'
e.tu9 lbs. Ext. LOCKWOOD. $50 mats Cinnamon,
part n, boxes. 10 bales Cloves.
90 bh,s. Burning Find, % bbls. Patty.
Is blDls Pure Sperm Oh, 20 easesassorfa Coios
50 bbls. Machine OIL, in OH,
rs bbs. Tanners OIL, ] 500 boxes WtadoS
20oo gallons Solar Lamp Glass,
Oil, loo boxes colgstes
70 bbls. Kerosene Coal Soaps.
oil. Is gross Brown Wind
LOO lbs. Hydriodats Pot sor Soap, 81.
ass, IL gross coxe's Celia
i00 hnxes Starch, tine.
5aa = Gum Arabic, ~ cases Cooper's Gels
600 kegs White Lead, tine,
no ihs. Cream Tartar, 1.H6 calls Isinsaed Otl,
bbls. Camphor, Is bbis. varnishes,
% Glue, 10000 Havana cigxrs.
% " Eng. Venetian s bbis. Blue Stone,
Red, 80 Clipped Dye
l09 bags prime Pepper, Woods.
Also. large and complete stock Of all popusr
Patent Medicines, Paints. Painters Brushes, Co
los ac.. &c. on eur usual terms.
Orders carefully packed and promptly Forwarded.
The quality Of gil articles warranted.
PuRcELI. LADD CO., pruEg,sts,
iz2 Main street, Richmond. Va
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CNGLJSH LASSICAL AND MATTE


vi EOIRDTNT IND UI SIHOUL.
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'le BIRAUD will be retained as French gov
erncSs. ~,
Latin. Mathematics. and the Physical Sciences.
will he taught by Professor THEODORE Hell
DENFIELD, n gentleman whose hIs attainnients
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. au lo-2W
HE EXERCISES of MISS TAZEW ELL
L School will he resumed on the first MON DAY
IN October next, and close on the asst day of june
Competent and experienced teachers III the sew
ersl departments have been secured.
All other requisite information Will be coHimu-
nicated through circulars which will be received on
application. TERMS:
Fer cher English branches ............ $40
For Primary English branches. .......... 80
Languages ancient and modern, (eachE ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fees l6-2mN
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have charge of this School.
My address ID aFrederick's Hall, Louisa county
yirEinia." ljy Is-zmI NATHLW. HARRIS.
~ L. @. SALTER,S e NGLISH AND
VI. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST., BE-
TWEEN lsT AND 2D.-The seventh session of
this School will commence on Monday, SeptUm-
ber 18th. and close July lSth, 1850.
!, The princapsi has assoclsted With himself Mr..
Y. y FOX. 9 gentieman Of high literary and clas-
in teaching. HI this association, he hopes is com
mend the Scho0l tn the cnnfinued confidence and
libersl sHpport Of the public. For further paTt,eus
lars, see efeplar, whlch may he had BY addressing
Az 2-tm u. L, q. Batter,
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Is steayTlef - Ar foeoIring large tD49E Of GOODS
in our line and ~ sNlicSf calls from the trade
Our Goods are I'll fresh and desirable. And Will hc
- THOMAS. HuGHEsk CALDWELL,
~ MOI Pearl street.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

u IN II UpUIEh COUNTY, Va.
J. C. LITTLE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The first session of this School will begin October
st 1859. and close July lst 1850. The situation is
well known one OF the most healthy in the State
The course of instruction will as nearly as pos
sible conform to that OF the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGl MA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. NJ.
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pits only will he received.
Further information may be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal, at Orlean p. o., FauQuier
county, Va.
TERMs-S230 per session.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty of the University of Va.
Gov. Wise, DIR. Jas. Bolton,
Mrs Pegram, DR.. b. r. Wexford,
g. A. Myers, Esq, T. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. C. Dimmock, ]. A. Weston, Esq,
Thos; X Price, Esq, Rtchmond, va
DIR. H. w. Bailey, Henry Relman, Esq.
Baltimore, Md,
DR.. ]. Riley, GeOrgetocn. ID. c. jy l-3m*
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91es EAcURsS,soNN TEl,CKEIIs E E9s

eas&1zezzzS ROUND TRIP, MEALS INCLUD-
ED.-Excursion Tickets will be Issued, By
the undersigned, for the steamers JAMESTQWN
and ROANOKE, between Richmond and New ork
Those Tickets will be good by either of tho steam
ers. They will not he transferable. nor will any re-
duction be made from the price II they are not used
for the round trip. - =,
The Tickets VIII be good to return by either Of
the steamers until the LIST of October next thus al
lowing those seeking business or pleasure, or both,
ample time FOR sojourning.
LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
Once opposite Steamers Wharves.
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R-> PARKE POINDExTER. ATTOR-
~ NEY AT Law, RICHMOND, VA, will
ties Of Chesterfield. Powhstan and Amelia.
h Office in Lisle's Building. corner OF Main and
18th streets. seE-Iy
Or. w. NJ. HAMMOND,
49, LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on 9Th street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin streets. jy i3-amH
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Northern price for a article 81 like standard.
., CAL and ifsss2rfJ al Y M
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GEORGE DARBY, Manufacturer Agen, for
~ the sale of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS. &C.. Alarge assortment Constant
" on hand Orders, by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended to: No Is. Governor street. Richmond,
Va Young 'scelebrated Smooth Sawed s II INGI.E
MACHINE put up In any part Of the State, at
snort notce. jy 29-Sm
n H. SkINkER x CO.. Graceys and COM
IL mission Merchants, No. Cary street Rich
mnnd, Va. offer their services Tor the sale of
Wheat. Corn, Flour, Tobacco, &c. The usual
advances made ON consignments
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BUsN ass NOTICES.

IN THOS. A. BULkLEI. Importer of
1NFrench China. Glass and Crackery Ware,
1851 German English and French Fancy Arti-
cles, 1877 Main street.
n HAGERTY, BRASS AND BELL fOUN-
Richmond, Va.-Having fitted up q FOUNDRY n
the above PLACE, am Hqw PTsps5ssdi e. exeen.s AZ
JNfiS. at the shortest notice. and cheaper than
any other establishment South of Baltlmnre: AlS9,
G1RRETT'S PATENT ANTT-FRICTION AND
BsBBiT'S METAL, for sale at reduced prices.
II. B.-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in EXCHANGE for new.
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URINARY SCHOOL MRS. JuIIA
CHESTNUT I'LL SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG

l. JOHNSTON will open School for small Boys
and Girls at her house. on Third street, between
Franklin and Grace streets, ON MONDAY, 10Th
September. 1859. l6-5w
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Fircmau's Muster and Riot az Man
chester, n. II.

The. citizen, 90 Nnn.hr,'r y. o., after
rf,af preparation, N.,..5 ga,. 3D. muster Co.
uu t.-u.n Sow England, ou "Wednesday
.u. Thursday, tr,-iuNp companies. u..t.,
n.m ,a,rm Massachusetts, being rr,,.rt- -
OF course .n -.,ta crowd ui people could
r.t Doc brought together iJ ju. l.,.. v..u.
uata Iea, but disturbance tuuh p.,, oa
W,luptlly iisbt which tHr citizen, bad not
sa.t.mI I.,r.d, and ,he m,moD OF yH,,a v...
probably forever ,s3l,n Co deter uu,m l.m
inviting % repetition ot To-. The gambler, OF
,l, Concord mu,tpr field, last week, went up
Iu ,l,, force, and hired several buildings. oi.
u,D,, stores. and SALOONS. uu l,m street. tor
the exercise 90 their lrah.,,iuu,. making iL.
American lluu,c tItr Headquarters. The
hrrm,n smiled u" ono los, every time; and
then SOME our oi their number h,in.r.l5. 4.
on assaulted. ur. u..utrl BOO some v.,.f.r
sigma, va, given which. r3.l.. .a...Iu moe
m,ui. Thousand drunken AND rockies, fr..
men who commenced io 'eIpB4 oli ,lrI,r,.-
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pcn,h, at Dartmouth.

Ml,,r. I.uug, The member, OF Dart.
month tu.ug. h1,. recently boon deprived
..f '"o Nal'.d-,,,ca'., %, DEATH AShm
w. Cmmhrrn Of Anon, y. H.. o member
of Che Junior cIp,., died Sept. 9TH. Ihco,h.
CO. a member l ,ar Sophomore class. from
R,cgstc. w., d.rl sept s,b. Alta meeting
o''h' Theological Society orthis College, ON
Monday Sept l9h, ,hc following rc,o,u.
uon', relative To- the death of,hc latter were
unanimously adopted,
Uh0e1,. Our beloved fellow SUDDEN, and
brother, Nlgcrnou sydney Symmcs, has b,
the recent unexpected stroke Of death, been
removed from our midst therefore,
Ec,oirrd That IN the sudden demise of
our brother stricken down ib the ,igor OF
youth aud amid increasing usefulness, we
recognize the voice Of God admonishing
each, "ic yc also ready
EssoirSi, fhatMhilc our heart, are sad.
dcucd IN consequence OF the fond hope,
blasted and strong ties severed hy our broth.
crs carly dcccisc, VIC derive consolation
from the conviction that, for him "to live
wa, Christ and to die, gain
ResolrcR That we most cordially ,ympa.
,hiic and coudold with the afflicted friends
In their deep sorrow, and invoke the blessing
OF linn who wcpl at the tomb of Lazarus. to
rest down upon their riycn hearts and heal
all their pangs. Of grief
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Hau Concord State us.., $3.50 arrested NJ
Wells River an lriap..l afiur H...a-a
ntH aa.. o Uaal qHnu Do. aH.
pas.l 90 Do oue Df gong ~ho entered John
j.. l.rs haase % llatrfn.ii q fortnight t.u...
friday night ast ue.h some rogue" m'r
90 iae aar.uushauae of Alr 4. a. llmsu
lia.lrI village aad hdpaI thlu.aI'H rp
800 ihe caub.rs r1aheI 300 lho h.usr. lHe
.ame night some ono catered lha hr.re Du-t
M.A &. that rovu, Ly Lrakug into ho DOOR
aul stole about ID dollars lu money. The
n.Et night ST. AudrI-s was awakened uy
.Hur One attempting 90 enter h.s house
Wuru 81. attempted 90 900 out boz ia4ud AIs
4atrs frtrrrri urru tHr outside auda square
~ pIass nearly removed from lly s.de OF the
front door v.rlIu reach of the key Others
we're disturbed the same uIqhE The Ice-
graph aw
on Sunday night one of lhr gang ms rs
mpp1sclj attended She Methodist meeting.
.pobc, sung and prayed and lbo nest mau-
uF WINS seen 600 our streets, swearing aul
us.uP with bottle Zoo DIE pocket
Tho dwelling aud barn Of Hiram Smith of
West Randolph, was burnt on Friday uiFhti
insured f,r 5000
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nurginrv aud Nrrc>t.

One Kennedy keeps boarlmg.ear ou the
grave, train ON the Pass. II. Railroad. In
his chi,t" he had 500 in gold. One day
last week he found his "chist' broken open
and the gold gone ard as one Of his fellow
lnborers was also missing, an officer Of the
law was furnished with the requisite papers,
and the offender was taken at Barton on sat
urGay, and carried to Chclsca jail in default
Of $500 bail About $3.50 Of the missing
money was found upon tho person Of this
man
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\ WARNIra. The death Of George W.
Bentley at New londop should be q warming
to all smart young men who like to show
their activity about Railroad cars lie rode
up from the New London lower depot to ao
company his sister and female friend, in
tending to jump on to the down train from
the up train, both trains being in motion, in
opposite directions, but slowly. lie tried for
the fore part of thu rear car, but missed il
and fell. striking his head slightly. lie par
tally raised himself and srcmcd to creep on
90 the track so as TO be struck by the two
roar trucks, which passed over his hips. Had
he lain where he fell he would not have been
hit, but he was stunned aud agitatcd and in
his excitement and confusion he placed him
self IN the way of destruction. lie lived an
hour and ten minutes after the accident His
death was due to his own folly, but every one
speaks Of him rs a likely young man, quick
aud uctiyc.--iiaCtoyi CoUr01H
\ CALg STONY A couutr, aneuspapcr.re-
cordiug tho running down OF COW on the
railway said I'll was. cut into calves" An
a,touNhcd naturalist waited on the cditor.rpr
what the uuc,ionucrs call further nlot.ua-
ton and received 1t ln the following form.
" EWtum For calves read hohoa.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22

\ Washington Monument boz. has been
placed in the ST. Johushury Post Office 10y
our 7. NJ, where oil the friends Of the inn
mortal w. can pass in their loose Charge
with feelings Of t4lcrablc degree Of certain
y that it will help finish fitting monument
to the Father of our Country. The wag of
the New Hampshire Telegraph suggests that
good way to get nd Of tho old red cents
will be, for every man when hc gets to the
postoGicc, to>"deposit all rha, he has about
his clothes in the Washington Monument
boNcs \ good idea