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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

We annex a comparative statement of the exports,
exclusive of specie from NewYork to foreign ports,
for the week and since Jsn. /:
1887. 1858. 1859.
Total for the week.....e 81 074,22 eSo5,l5o fg.3S7
Previously reported..... 445o,lTo l67lO4i SS5,lOl
Since Jan. l............ e5SS4sg s5S6,2OO s47ssls
The following table will compare the exports of the
seven principal staple articles for the week:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

CHxsrIAs UsIos.-A Christian Union rs lately
bee. osxalis.d IN Bloc m6eld ~ Aneenes 80 aed HaE
s.~,.si-s IN tbe Pubic Lecture Room Of hs- town M
~ The osc-.) the opening 80 in Which
~. 5000 s hsss rsst eentrh ,riocpe Of Nnr
lisuy yx Love 20 God snd msD and ~ object {" pei M
insess..ion and dsvelopmsnt Of ntee t1. mora soa "a
sssipsioIs of ChAps-sny Pen Of 5000 e6srsesed ee.
Tof o orvadIs the objects Of We Union, beins ehsoe W
zsa5s,skip.
byaSTrcIDE.-A serv' mt girl Of gentleman named
C.s r,Sips IN Beevs 20 snshp directly adjoining Bloom
I'D 1.s committed TO jsn "wednesday s't ey yesses
~ svs on charge mderDs her infant ey stransns y,
90 a rater The charged with having ehha snd
,ssd H. whereby search made aod the esed Dooy
sapd her trunk with garter around 10 neck medcAi
srsr alton sbs wed thu, the child born alive. artaer
ssgI.ioa VI the affair is in progress
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

Markets-CARErrLLy hLrosTEp Tos TIE ~ Y. rsrscyr.
SATURDAY Feb. IL, Ix9
AsHEs-Te- market firm ior Pots =. IS IS wi:s s.e;
Pearls wanted 8; So sales within few days Of l DDS .,
tha. price.
CorTON-rhe make: b Suu and heavy sse' Ct $50 bales
W.. c.s forrner
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

knce Of sinsis boz, 70 cents
Fa set 20 arre Vias In Morocco Gaze ard BOOK
Fun set lsse Walls. In Pistn Csse and Book
Case Of any numbered Boxes and Book.............
single SUsBERyD Boxes with dres estions
srge LkrTEkED Boxes, With directions.
LGee Plantation or Physieian's Case and vA...
Our REMEDIES BY MAIL.
Look over the s; make Up Of what knd Jos eseo~
and ineose he amount In curren, note Ganp, -
20 oar seeTess. At Nc. So Broadway NewYOrs Eni ~ ~
cine viii Be duly retained b. NAL sIpres free Of ss
No family aho1d De- without irvasske elrsvsA II"
are The ony remedies perfectly sdsp.ed for domestic I'D pn
Gse "h them be pAent armed and pared sssa ~ ~
approach Of sissse, and .: he thresholds - -
.. bay trie Of medicine nightly directed In Tie hs
Of dsesse perfectly that which, By desy eas ssg
reEsyed by Iops and tedious hours Of suferinS f9 ~
these hand, you obliged 70 await he essss
eten cs:Ani a. wei 81 expsnsye hrrary-s soesHi A~
drusgsd, poisoned hstered, bed, b: ny r'1
seD..ter the simple spsci6e snd the ru4<y es
life assia health and joy There only % fnar
in sny from their bu: the general infasnss
eorstitzilou, beycnd all question. 10 nost b.neSeAl
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active ehceni agent, for he sss d sc
dies IN every town community in the Uplsst Sss>
AaeIes Y.HUMPHREYs b Ca,
No So Ero.zssy Ns~.Y"
YErERsoyk L BR0rHnA
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; >HsO-b'
VERY UEKIND,

The managers Of the STATE CenlTa! Commit.
tee assured Mr.. Donne!y that they would throw
over Judge Dousas, provided Gcverr'r Wise
would throw oTer MAYOR "ocd. &c only
barrier between the affections ot lacsc gentle.
men ard the Governor of Virginia vas, that
he vas supposed 10 i,y .ayorably disposed to-
ward the fr Mayor This the corid not
stand. Anybody bu, him. They were wiling
to yiola;c Obligations 10 other caniidsi,'-to
swallow bio ''ecccntfioi;ics forget lis broad.
axe propcnsi,ie;. and the f &,iul r,pn-namce it
was known he had 70 Martin Van i;urcn and
take him 10 their embrace, lros''ej &c would
openly declare hostility u and hec'iom Of the
great municipal ogre. 'Ihey anholi.ei Mr.
Donnelly 70 make such propO,i:-" '.oTe..
nor Wise, and he d!d so make il.
Now. we hold it was very un.,ind in taem ~
kick up their heels" after the Governor re-
fused TO make ;ie bargain and SAID he could
do without thc,Y.- :. J. Uaig .itGs.
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CorM.sSiOxEH,s aFFrCE,

CHESTERFIELD COtRfEbt ~. y. Us; :" !>I'.
~ ThE CHhplTORS oe JAMES pu\!Ei, AND 70
J AiL urEEtS CONCERNED
-,,c N'-- ;h. n. it'. ;v If F:encr cN.. q, my
% y pursuance Of d-crrc O.: the CircC!: Cor;
lei ,cr'-, :,ro!tuGurcG y? she an day .! May,
50 - Of Charles S~".-ar agalns, James po:lcy
.rcS9. others. u.5crsi 10 'S;- secoun. Of the red
.s 4 - de-ndar, James uo:lry. i1ciu'ns the land
--H- - jhc hill convey ID :ntr.; for the benefit of the
81: si poulcy the annual and ice>n.ie value there
., .lc-s'5-ances AMI liens bo,h by de-'is snt juis-
:h-r-o5; the amounts Of such incGrnbrancss and
INA heir respective nricr-s; and R,so wl'r'se-
g. lie CLANS secured ~ deeds O. jig:acn. len,
=, s .rhsstnr AZ or tc..sc :ie dat. q the records
G. 'ae deed Of iTus; executed +? said pcney :o- the
~. o a. vie Ne aforesaid.
sven acd.r ny han;i, ss Co-Iais,ioasr .. arc said
..--'. ;av '2y aud yea: ar5' Aforesaid
..:.:-cw:. 81. " I. CCGBii.L. Conf
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IHE LE-TER.OF GOVERNOR WISE.

We print elsewhere ie'tcr addressed by
Governor Wise t. the Richmond Enquirer,
and published in that pajcr on Tuesday. 1t
plainly and pith!ly dsv">s. Of ''t!r. worse t.ian
forgery transaction at Albany, which has late
" given so much cause for discussion. whe1c-
ever lie wicked naaruyor was made known.
Governor Wise meets the u,achery "I,h
bold front lie pa!iintcs no,hin-, cX'usts
nothing and ju,;!ti,. noth:ng lie honestly
HANDS the matter over t. the honorable e"nsii.
Grafton OF AZ; vino can Scoin pcrlidv, Who car
de;cs. basencse. who can de>psc uIeA'ry.-
He wrcte the letter urd,r the ,,a! O. >.'!c; ooE-
fdencc 10 one who lai iicluehtiy held poiu.
cal correspondence with Inn. i,c vroie il
in good faith, suspcct;nC TO p,l!,l Tick iro'r
any quarter. lie wrote II With iIaLhnoss, AID
what he so wro,c he can c!aiGi 20 bc above
suspicion rs 20 l;s personal or political int'crl-
". With too mitch truth can hc suCn.atizo
the action which made public what lac had pfl.
vatclv written as "a gross outrage upon al iEc
confidence and good f,ii'h Known among msn
in civilized E.c'' No one tot lost 10 honor,
no one not recreaMt to u'lth-idfh' "tidd-
eior-could so far forget hn.ciI in tic excite
mcnts OF ani;nosi,icS of political differences as
to be- guilt; of this worse than 10! gerry. -
But the reckoning las 10 be made some.
where. and the end Of H,is most disgrac,lLl
BETRAYAL of the privileges ot private cori' spon.
dcncc is rot even yet who needs defence
for treachery" row viii the unscIupuloas
Albany clique answer: Upon whom has tio
"crposurc.' SO flr. reco!!cd9 Will the par.
ties to this most sl,.:rcful and Gn7iiucipi,d d
trick reply: They wlo have thus icnob!y
won the badge OF inf':ny deserve to wear It
forever. Alas. that it lis so closely on tie
rcputatiors Of those WHO have Lecn IN ary
sense, pci,ica! leaders in a grca, party. Pro"
prig-.- " ]. Deity Mars
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foy7,zssIoSEy,.. oFE,CE.

ri-sI. .1ItLD CnCNT l,Oj$.. Aa:g,: }. ls59.
'vl TIE l.LnI1"FS or A%rE5G :. KUHN. DECD.
y. AL oTuEgS GSlEE%EU.--
Ne, :..; i; yGr>:aH-r of decree ~ she Circu.'
- = O. y,Ile,d county. prc1o need o. The i,h day Of
'r. 80 .g n, a. ! nes Il. Taylor sad others.
, ta.scv J kahEs a,s;l. '.i;or and others shah.
-. ..sv ~ S-p;:=lbn: ;tSt, at ~ oice take .
-.l-r; OF tie admin, ration q! the estate Of she
i-i-r5 J. hC!4a, decd. =: tic defendant, Nm !.
..r $A,-1 - Ihe sad c1G.dy fil SGch his admin
.:c and. also. ia.:i,"r Sccruu. CT tss debts xni
-- .3:.'anJins ;al, - az '-'"l-Y Q: his estate,
l a,vs -: t,ea he..t.',g, :'.r-.-'"d and proved,
~.
-.ler zY hand as Ca;n-i,,.7e. q! =: said Ceur:,
la9 yc.: fIs. a!cresa!G.
" =, lNEiIlT Comm
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POLICY OF RATAZzI THE NEW 1IsIsTER OF
SARDINIA

Tic progress of foreign af!ai!a .rthe:' m
creases than dninishe,. IN importance, Al
though tie details thereof arc principally
conveyed in formal specchs.. official d'cn'
rncnts, and editorial writings. They, senc-a'i;;'
convey The idea Of !. tendency 10 peaceful sst-
,en.cnt and OF earnest ciio-.s, or the part oi
the Sa-dinian Government 80 disentansic u
self of rs many rs possible o. The dead ;Ssucs
Of the past, ard 20 organize its n@w Kingdom IN
practical and btlsaesslikc manner. If these
efforts are 20. attempted in vain, their inu-
encc will be grca; at the Conference CT Zurich,
where they will give authority 20 the adeo-
Gates Of the regeneration, or reconstruction, or
Confederation. cali It bv whatever name you
like. Of the Italian States. it ;s obvious. that
the French Government. in 10 Jess dcgr>c
than Inc Sar,iinan one, w:sho, tie new King
dom of the Alps 10 make its sppesranc" before
the pnbic, rot in ;he shape of . doubtful pro
blem bu: with the significance and eloIuence
Of sutstan;is.ci isct.
The circular Of u. Ha.azzi, the new Minister
Of the interior; 3. Turin IS addressed to all
the Go-erIors and i:csd functionarcs Of the
Province; Of the Kingdom. EilnEcss anu mo-
dcraticr ere lis characteristics. It ns> been
supposed ,ha, IL was drawn np il Paris, and
on that nccoun. some dissatisfaction was
erinced in Turin We're tiis TO bc the
case. however. u would be the hest token
for the Italian cause ss :. would furnish the
proof that after Is warlke cooperation
the French Government; docs not give up
It's task. sud considers i It's duty % continue
10 l.sre share in the work Of organization, I:
not OF Central, at least C North Italy. Let it
Le understood, however. that the circular has
no Napolconic feature that we e.. discover; i;
is, on the contrary. with the greatest satisLiic-
ton that We mark the recommending of an e,-
!argement of provincial and municipal Liberties
and the fostering Of self-goyernment. legally
protected and consolidated as the mission oi the
representatives Of the Central Power. All TINS
Is in perfec. concordance with the enlightened
Democratic principles Of the rev minister,
who, in that respect ranks certainly mgn
above Count Cavour. We mean no dlspaTage,
men. Of the noble Count, who bravely ssood
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NOTIII..
=. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT C0NpAS:yl N

a.. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT C0NPAN;Ea ~
WHICH TIE STATE Is NOT INTERESTED.
Instructed hy n, Boar ~ Public Works 10 call IN
Ti!oI of all internal Improvements, In which th.
not Interested, - ;lr following provisions g. Il.
20 % Nrripis chap. o. see. 81
- Gresien. and Dr.c:c.S of every company inccr-
.-', .pGs. wo;x Q. ir:c.H,i improvement. the
d. ~hiSh ;hc-. IL 4ut.c:i;fio:s /: ..e EnaFi o.
i -r;s shall rla;e the 'l.o in. rcpa9t4 TO the BOARD,
;r, end Of yes: no.; re coiPciion =. sic-
,E .' showing the co".9G q" tc" Norz. :Ee '@''.e
o.. ,j;al expended IA il. cons;rgc.cn, viii ne
,-. s.is oi expenditure :te 81. .; oils received.
g. ,4:, r-tceiinS ycs! the aanaai esrea:%s o; Sc
',r .,.g-s.. anh the -e: p-o;s or cs H'ici repor
.-5'' ;.uird by pla: OF II c ,hcvcs..anh a.N.
! gvI! .el: thereafter. further Te7o., slowing :he
alta '.- sors, ,h. amour. ard Kind. expenditures
-.p .ai 'hc nett profits 70. such year Where par
"a: ,o,E .Es hare been prescribed cy the Board Of
j Wsr.' Arl made rorn "a TIE coIapaly. :e report
,.5ciu t.' 'rti. "a II failure - risseany such
- p r'y ,.'s ire coEVg.T sha :oIlc: one thousand
..r,. good ;sus- oc shown for such fAur".
;; .-'=q-.n: act passed March J. le35. tie reports
-= - &c j. ;e possession os the Board ci Public
A. =. d. .ie lt's lay OF ocIobe:, Ia each year.
T4rt -r- prc-tei hy ;'e BOARD can be haa anoa sp-
.a,s' = = ;.c.- 'cs. IL tie city o. Richmond.
THOMAS n DEWITT,
"a -. n,..- ~ fr,.1,f No..
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Co;li,y-n: Expense. ="
This Aeadela, has been in nc.iyc oprra.ien since ISL
under The control of Board 9: fourteen TrJ,e-r Th-
sy.eE Of instruction Is horGess and esensc snd Is ea
frc.c by the study OF th- hes, Text Bco,, Conversation
and Lectures With experimental Illustrations In ;. Sa:ara
Sc;eaces Tire discrn. parental! TIE aim ~ the Teach
era h not only Impair. information bat r:Ciop, cA-
pand srd dscipn. s the powers Of the mind 10 rcn" h
aens,h,ies, polish the san-ss form coEr"e hs9s c
thought ard sc,icn Es proper principles CT action aid
educate thc Affections so Ss % train cd &c So ,:i'-
H. henoraby and happily her Par; Ia that e!', ci l- In
.rs u their aim during the last nineteen years gader -
prc,en. Principal Ia evident; froa che hsh position ~ .
nunl. 20, character, refinement and intelligence In h'-
nrr,. OF ,yrucon particular attention Is paid % oIr
sn language 80 tha. child Inay learn 70 read ":c ant
, converse properly. At e.,, -.
cation Of lady receive prominent attention Ti:s-
are SO ~-r adsped 10 teach chiia 20 'hh. 'o'
her.. and 20 hik carefully and CORRECTLY 10 secure r.
,p, o: observation and Inquiry sses desire for !nfc
love for study, and 70 conn'ersci we perm
c.ors influence Q. the exciting and deEiorsins
con.,a-y thrown in the way o: the young VIA: 'hs
rhoud form cons;ant branch OF Academic
Conn. :ed sith this Academy is m extensive Al
Lectures With Experiments rill BE- f.cqreny S"en 20 a
part instruction in these Sciences The other
pertaining to conpc:c fcrlc Education Th DC "'ue'
the constant supervision Of the Principal
The Boarding Department Of he Principal coacus'ee-
the family plan. so thai the pupil shall be
i!c possible, Of tie iuCuence OF the horic cree
nigh, study under tr supervision OF one OF the
whom also the bonrdsTs attended In their Tiss 20
the stores and to suitable public Lectures in :ovn TrT
attend church vi;h h- family TO. allowed TO receive
the special attentions OF young TO spend the might
Of the hoase ulcs, called for by the pa:en The prin
cpa knowing tsat :he training Of youth for eternity on
Ihe Bible pan is the training FOR usefulness honor
and happiness In h!s world, endesrors TO have all hi1'
family arrangements In accordance.
The Location Of the Academy in healthy and sccss-
sibe town. and good corps Of Teachers give assurance
Parents and Guardians that their daughters rent hefe
will have opportunity for gaining thorough and sy'e-
natie Education
~Purth.r information can 30 obtained en- aprlkakso
20 the Principal
p.nYils, Va, July ls, 1852 -..w.N
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Oi.D rtOuISON FEMALE INSTITUTE
cvRHEE " FRANKLIN and tIfrE srKsErs


TlIilS SHcui f9r YOUNG LADIES viii ooea :'r Is oi
l. October is, ard close tie f";!, o: June .59 The
study will include AL .r brsGci, es.cra! 20
.cnpl-:c and r"li-hr'l education, sai cT.!? facility
or,!ch for thorough ln-,rIction In each. Tie Princp.l
vii! IT, cais'' ~ al" ard elsien, corfs {: er~,
aiao:g who? Re- Ito Ros,er D. D. Tecche. O: Hor,l
Science: J. I. f.rn &C, L. irce. Languages :!i Enu
raj Sciences; ilo-sce Chs.e Es Music; y. :. Eas'-.
Painting Gr. Hlcle-, erra;; hi.ses y. T. Carte: and
\. T. n.ap3ns !s- -. English DttsrimIa:. Other teach
ers o, e.rnc:, s.- will ~ srcrc hy the opening ~ c
Session For Pr other Information concerning 'ie
Scl,o9l, see Circulars, g: address 7. L. GAlLEnEE,
PRINCIPAL, EchmcGd, Va.
RETr:y:-7s-Rt" D. s DOrg-, u. D. Res. VIM. ".
Wer=sishi K,. Jam,; \. DuGcs; Rev. v. ". Bennett,
~ isns Pollard, Kohrr: E!lgway f:, :. i. Srri:ai,
;ti.cad Rev. C. W. C.rt-. L:isrrsity Of Nts!,S!pii;
g,: Z. :. Wiley, PEe.isG 6: Z. aai u. Col!es. VI.
ID
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q; yls G0rEIN0ii or VIRGINIA.

y 'N>IIL-A Nh ioN-
t--TE - . ,rc.rcy "a, occurred IN the Judiciary d!
~ - ,';-a.caseHiia. ~ he !sa'R Q! John W. Sash.
u ,s-.. ..- -,--Ei J.!cl Circuit. ccmpcscd o; the
.-,.-,. g.. :..c-Ss. ni.T!iii,. brunswick. Mccsea.
-. l.r.. s N-i,,Ay. A.a"lia. Chesterfield, Powls.
b., &C.,. r' r.:c-s.'-:., therefore, IN conformity 20
... u sca @. sad counties and the Sergeant Of
y k.-,b- :,.u,:.d 20 caus" ~ election 20 he held
80 20 / . -", 'ns i.-s: day o. September next. n;
. s-. is---rasi ~ law, for Judsc Q: he Ci-:;:i.
~. .--... .'c ysc.uS: Aforesaid.
- C...s ~ 'c- uy is:d. Governor, md uadr.
t-e.... %: n" '-.9 wealth. =: E,cii=scaa. :h!t
- .sr; - iN n Say, iSa? and In ~. sl,!i year Of
- Co--. ycsl.a. HENRY a. Wise.
Il. n, .,~.-5- ,is,s" y. NgSFo"p, Secretary o' the
--.-y....f July 21--c;ta
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~. EEYrRiE.
(ttf'II VYl.TEVeIaI,S.

Il - 10 O.. -oa o: Coach-Nsk-r- 20 our large STOCK
" II '-sri Materials. such rs
=. l.a,s irG r--np--.d French Head Springs
=. d. Pa Taper .n! Common lroa ASel>, assorted
:. g. !ict', asserted from 20 10 inches
80 80 spikes. ASSORTED! from il6 20 . inches
g b. Rims. assorted from !. toj Inches
''..' il. Sorry shafts, buggy. Suikry and Wagon
- -: "d:,n Rows and Poles. li;'e Boxes Cole
'--7ssT- .nd Tire Eoi:s, Mai!e:bic Castings. En-
:, .4s. OIL Carp:;.ngs, Band and Lining Nails,
's.' ..c.. Sc.
- s.-s, or prompt cu,.omcrr, we are prepared
-;Fe-y .oS prizes. and respectfully Invite AZ
90; c.g ,:cc. before purchasing.
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
md 'eale-- in Hardware and Coach Materials,
u -I--.-- d. Main s.; Richmond VI
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BELLE nAvE9 INSTITUTE


1HI:S :. TrBBf, P:ncral Mir t!sss2 Assi'tiai N.
VI s.:cr'or IN hn,i;>., Prof i:I'5rech Vocal AID
Irs;r1!,.ata! Music FRO. rali. rsig@s-:!each, L.n,
Italian, e,.. Drawing AZ. iaal'ua.
This ine:'u'ion will open for Is 1.c5sd ston r s;
day OF Scp:c:bc: ard close he las: Of June tho
rough and systematic cf ,,GGy pursued ann every
,-ort viii 30 ccr:!.iei ral, high reputation and
select character !"r the school cops Of Tel!-nuarl
xni experienced teachers en..gr ir the corning seS.
SION and ct,rrr assistant, will ." eITloy- - ~: scoo.
increases, L: the .eiga OF The Principal hat ills lE-;!.
;uon .h i.cs,es every adva,"g: or t- a.,aDin-, Gf
thorough ard cuis:ch fe!iEic cGgcs!i,n.
tn. bciiin:. selected and "r:chased y the frncp. ;or
,h. pe.inacrn establishment Of the rehop is In retired
pnd h.sy part OF :!c city !! erected expressly :ar
Bcardn. sclioc!, audi vrlis'icd fer tha! purpc-e.
EtrgKsScEs:
The ?s:rOn7 cfhc School, H.. rG. Jnc Johns, c. sev
c. H. uana; Re". d. / Sp-Rg Rev. j 1. johnston, Alex
andria, Va; Mai. Il. \. Tyler. Washington City: M.
Cru.cht!d Speaker Of the House of rsa'es cf Virgins;
John s;ed,cn Esp, stafford. Va; j. Rir,' Tucker, ks,
Eichiauad Va Nathaniel T:lcr. Editor of ;h- Richmond
Enquirer d.. r. ~ Cn:rc L,nr,,r. cg0n:-, Va Rev L.
H. Phillips. Urgui. rca,s'r ln>u;e Hon. j. VI. Tyler,
Warr.n,Sn Va. i:"r. o. \. Kia,a,Yar Mld!eblT2 Va;
&, VI. Lewis, 0sE Grove. W;s:,noreaii coGniy, Va.
For Circnsrs containing Term o:scr rrT,9c"' 'c';i'
r,5nal., &c. aJ.lrc,5 a.ss +. TEBRS,
l,-c.-, lleylndri:, Ia.
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fsi1TIIIIOSD COI,LECE.

r.I.l'. NEXT SESSION WILL BEtilE OCTOBER FIRST
L. md CLOSE JJLi yiRsr. Th' FGc-iy CONSISTS Of
!.Et. ROBERT EiLhNp, a e. P:.>..a. aad Prcf-,snr
.. Moral science.
LEWIS TURNER, 4 II, Fs.i..-9r p. Ms;h-n,strt aid
Astronomy.
GrOEGE e. DABSEy \. ~. Professor Of Ls,ia Lau.
Sra.c and Literature.
T. ADKINS, j. NJ ,,,hsin;c or F. ~ ~, r.ofes,o.
of Greek language. ard L!;era;.c.
wILLiiN q. STRANGE, !. =. Professor c: chsrosry
and Natural Philosophy.
WILLIAM srhrGiiToH Cl!Asr A. n. prcfs-,:r Of
Modern Languages and i.iergtur".
=. II. SLUtoMB, A. NJ Eator Of 'hc Academic H-psr:
.-!,."a'.
Hr WV. T. L,:s,Ar ami NJ a. Esocg, both sk!ful and
| Iging hou.et--pc!s ,cr:lsh excellent board
Tika.For lioari aud Fuel :lHo: payable third on
tire l., Of October January ~: Arfi! For Tuition Room
Ec; Deposi, Bnd irn Ing, ~ ~ a:abl. t3s ~ On the
IS. OF D:tobcf. and f' he ,"la II April Day Sco!srs
n tire College proper my {! e. Eocn Rent; il he Acae
mic pvnar;nrnt Fl 90. fusl
70. further in.orrrton catsiosrl, apply - the
pr.,iJ, mt, ur M Df ne Professors. ALy
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VT. LAuMEL ACADEMY,

p.EE PJass,, Principal. -, is'is'>H'.
nCATIoN-Firr Ini,gs fro'n Cover !'srct ~" Rich
IL m0rt anj psn'c Eci'rosj, r,r.s-sij'y hcai.!y,
from ..r3ps:ionR 80 20. at rE.t, 20 c.rc-.
SvrJEc:- Ti,.EI.--ArrisEs Language. N2arri Ian
.9ares Mshtasi.e', FA!'cH e.::rvi lr'ory ard t,o:
:.phy.
icns:h a' Sc,,,- .fo:: =: Octcb-. 10 is: AuGls:.
TItEs..,oard auc :;i.;i. i:Sa:h-, s:a" tsyabie
h.f in advance iS':s rr':s. Pupils conTryea IRON hr
d.pot wi,t"a, e1ren,c.
Address tn. subscribe. est"r'5n ~! 9;i August .al
.itcrEsri, g. NJ Lsur- .ial. cocl:y. Va Apply eary
Jr!y i3-,.wt: !IKE row EfS.
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VICTOR EMANUEL AND FRANCIS JOSEF.

4 Turin letter in In Nord d: Brussels, says
that Victor Emanuel lad an intervir" WIN
Francis Joseph aft.r the signing Of the prei'Hi'
narics of Vilafranca, and that tEeSc pcrsonae.s
have perfect understanding with each "ih.r
az TO the affairs Of Italy.
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MISS PEIKAn'S BOARDING AND DA !

~ TIE ,ITY or RTt jIKoTD.
MISS PIGRAN vii resume she !lt.s cf h-. Scaoc! On
.7R The .fs MpndGy In October. Size viii o. sict hy
rir cu Teachers in each Department. Am. Ee!s.d Til
be retained - French goveraeJs
L:'E, Na'h"ci2iic' Gni The phy.'cai S,-nccl will l."
tlvgh ~ Professor Tr.,Ioss lspssFs.o, gentleman
high &:ti'n:ru:s add successful experience in :=sch
!DS, rrnt-: Mn WORTHY cf :;l:!e confidence.
Crcc'r--, r: f.! dcsils, ,sIy H. hsa application To
Ju'y Sc. Sig. J. " PEGHAI, L',iru Row.
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P2rERs8ifsG Gun AND JEWELRY
ESE fiI.lSN MENT.

:, '-f10rei 'f1nl Vd ---cf 20 oar rev and COM
" r. -l' ,s;sh.hHiea' No. 80 sycamore street., where
81 -.-t.I 'acii;i.s h-'e- prepared 10 furnish
49, -Jre every description OF Military Goods. cog
-: Cai5 f!r'ucs P"mpoons. S-lts, Swords Ssshes
49, rrc i-;7T Regulation Hats, Military Buttons
- '.;.T,- - -vc-y variety. Guns, Pistols, RGcs
Ar,ca'r.-- .a.s also lsrc. and splendid stock Of
-'';.,. Cocs. and Js~clry, Walking Canes. f:.hinS
is,s. tgrr-. Nis.ca. Instruments and Fancy Goods.
':saiJa y: O:tsr1.r sad s.ii'e-y desired
"'-e=- ii!r. .an the. house IN tie
So CHARLES LEONARD,
''''.rrarr s:-c-i, ign o: the iiilc Ssh aid wh,ch.
Ns-,e. ssUl sun-ras--. Iie best OF Tsgss
- j.y C-cSm
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FOUNTAIN MONK SCHOOL,

UUTfIVCNI IOINTI. VA.
!E1iE sjh2criher iii,.,o2-a HI School Sep
t.inhe= TIE 81 study viii comprise the
ordinary branches CT English education o2-;h-r ri;h
Na,h.nis;ics. Natural rhosorhy Latin. CEe.k. French.
German ard Anyo.Sa1on. T-s- s.utrs viii he taur!:
nsa,e sufficiently ex,enGei 10 prepare pupils for he hi;he-t
classes in iie Uiyersy o. r:ren:s Ia any col
eg:. III them for she active pursuits OF life The
number OF pupils will he limited 10 twenty-five.
TYrvs Two hGadrc and fort: dollars per SESSION o. 81
months ending June Ii;h, lS5o-one!laf payable III"
Is, OF September next aud oncaf the 18th of suuary
1850 New pupils viii be charged fre he date Of catering
70 the eud Of the session.
These Irclude 81 ehsrg.. say: 70: boets which
will be furnished at Richmond prices.
No deduction !nr sry or prornctei sickness
Parents or guar6aas WI, wish further Information will
Ave-. thrIr ,e.ters:o WILLIAM X. GAIT,
Augu,t q--c3w Pst.onsbcr7, Botetour, Coaaty, Va.
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80 :,OLLtIS, IsEWIiiD.

HA'..!.S fr5r she subscr:r-:. In isanoEe county.
u ''. .a'si the 2:;h jg . rSn, WILLIAM
. ;' 7 ,'l;.. rrccryi.i=, il Ar.l-;s cOanty he Is
t-.-, :. har, -Gi "rrr ~ rSurl Size. And on
s--'- i''t iriy. N.I:CU.s GrI ISAAC. Marccs %
''a"' W1., ser: .as gold IN i:ich:noad ~ 7. !.
49, .'', ''7 si=- dar'; ruis'io. nhuu; 81 ?.srs
- "- bald isaac = from nh"g: rar:n"i!ic.
81 T. 7'ai: - year, I'd, black. iIc!'u- 'isc.
nl.3-s !cr each y: tie e, :roeS IL DELI
90. b. a' 20 Hector Davs. - tof,f Dollars !: -e.
Is. :. 'tt. g: them.
y o. .' >'.s-I, Va Benz. EGYFRif