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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

Refriscratcrs.

SOMETHING NEW and SUPERIOR -
~ REVOLVING and vESTILATiMG REFRi5ERArORs
This article whr very economical in ice hss very
amount Ct shefrcom which arranged BE- in five differ
apartments thereby keeping butter milk. he, from coming
In with fsh melons, anything whereby thy
become tainted and Spoiled Il has cooler attached
the shelves revoe bringing each dh the hand Toe 10
very orsmen being made form and handsomely
grained We also personal attention I'll kinds
s Veusns Send for Circular giving description and
cg,s y L. HEDENBER6 L SONS,
No IS Wslksfs.-, nesy ByqslwsJ
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UTALLACKs THEATER.
w TUESDAY, May 10,
TIT lSlsr.
LAST NIGHT But FOUR.
Mr. wALLACK'S
APPEARANCE this 49,.
Second s night h. three Of Plansac eeofaea
Drsms. IL acts, called -
CHARLES XII -. .cr
ADAM BROCK Mr. WALLACE
The piece produced with beaa'fd so,ncry costumes,
ke.. and the follow ins powerful cast; 40. w.,,.cx
c cSsIh XII King Of swraca Me- BRorGaSM
Trip.o mUGdework ..........Mr WALCQI
Msjor 'anbeTE .:..........'''''''.';m MI DiUddss
Gus.ayus de heret ...............: MI. BANbS
Cofpel Rc.cLei ....................hiI bEkNAhD
OHcar M HODGES
FV6,s. ,..,,.'............Mi.. MARY CANNON
To he irrcrsed By The elegant Conede.t, Of
MORNING CALL
Sir Ardent Mr. Lester wslsck Mr. Chilngton. Mn lo-y
To conclude with tie isuEhs5r Farce Of
BOX AND COX.
BOr........... Mr. Bfougtsu Cox .........Mr. "Acot
Mr.. bouDceT. Mrs II r, OfAt,an
WEDEESDAY-lSsd and lat night but three Of
Mr WALLACE
this season,
which oooasOn he will sPpsexsTISo,cr
for ,be last time. 1T
To cosclude time in FIVE years With Kinney. sagasoe
Farce Of - - $4,000.
II which Mr Wslco Mr Sloan Mr Floyd Mr.. Bernard MI
Je- Mr. PaIsoe Mr.. Vernon and Miss Henrarde vii sp
On THURSDAY by desire Mr. walack viii appear s, Don
Felix IN TIE WONDER, with other entertainments
Nh Wseks performance, will terminate for this season pos
lively Saturday evening, May H.
In PREPARATION be acted the rt tine in this country on
MONDAY May l6 Fsiconer esq. highly celebrated com
''' 49, ''' MEN OF TIE DAY;
EXTREMES.
With new beautiful scenery comprising the entire
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60 Ubom it man Gonstrn.

4 CARD-TIIE FINE ARTS.-Tha subscriber
n respectfully that Of his departure
fr Puop viii disposr Of pbc sa dunn; TIE p,rsent
month E oorcon Of PICTURES. neistns the celebrated
FALSTAFF By Ws.hrgton Aston and fre CABINET sPrc-
men by Eugene ycrooect how erer with Earer1s w''As
Il Art By painter. Of estatiished rspGta,ioa- -
Notice q the time AID place Of exhibition viii be gwen Que
wt.k pyiou. 70 the sale J. r. BEAUMONT 5is Broadway
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Board ano Rooms.

BOARD in LONDON.-Mlss COXON, No. 6
ID Golden SQUARE Regett viii receive Ladies and Oeu.i--
Lodau either for the day week Her house .
and offers especial advantages to those who
wish quiet, e-ute@l home. aud economical charges.
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fjonses an0 farms fUante6.

XNTANTED-On Lease for a term of years,
large welehted BUILDING in the city suitable Tor
Piano Factory with enough accommodate nom Two 70
three hundred Address with description OF property
BRIGGS PARMELEE Co.. Nos. p and % Noos,erst
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Chances for Business Ellen.

CITY OF Ngw-YokE, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
Controllers Once, April H. 1889. !
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PRO
~ POsALS will be received this Office. until THURSDAY
the M dsy of May Il O'clock noon. for SITE TO
consist Of adjoining zach other for Statoa-Honse tor
The ga Precinct Police located within limits bounded BY
sth and e,h-avs. and 45,l and 5lststs
Each proposition the prcse location sze and terms
delivery OF he deed or deeds 70 the Controller The right
iet am and al offer. il reserved the Corporation.
'' ROBERT T. HAWS, Controller.
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7 AURA KEENEs TIIEATER.
k f1ER4 k kEKSE,s E T#EATkR
LAIRA EEENG,s TIL THEA ssov
G GREATEsT H Hi g The The skAsS
SEEA7EsE T 81 TIE TIE sKasSS
HUNDRI DIS OF PEOPLE
HUNDREDS or PEOPLE
TERNED AWAY NIGHTLY
TTESED AWAT NIGHTLY SIG#FLY
guabie % obtain standing room
CONTINUED SUCCESS
c cSSTISTEP s sTecEss
EoTRTH WEEK
F0URTH WEEK
sHAkEsrE4RE?s eE%ERRATEPp c coyERy
MIDSUMMER EmIoHrs DREAM
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
MiDsGMMER NiGHI'S DREAM.
IT WILL Be REPEATED
IF IF WILL WILL Be Be k kEFEAFEB
BRILLIANT CAST, scrvr,v
PROPERTIES. Adjustments '
NIGHTLY TILL fuRTHER NOTICE.
k SGTY TIL TIL FIETHER S9TIcE
NIGHTLY TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
NIGHTLY TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
The would respectfully call the attention OF
HEADS or FAMILIES
HEADS or FAMILIES
HEADS OF FAMILIES
HEADS OF FAMILIES
HEADS or FAMILIES
g. 'he fac, tLst he beautiful
FAIRY LIFE CHARACTER
FAIRY LIE CHARACTER
FAIRY LIFE CHARACTER
o. this exquisite eorn dy peculiarly adapts 10 the
AMI SEMENT OF JUVENILES.
well children Of lngr growth" and would suggest the
propriety Of allowing then 10 witness this mos;
CHARMING FAIRY TALE.
CHARMING FAIRY TALE
CHARMING FAIRY TALE,
CHARMING FAIRY TALE,
CHARMING FAIRY TALE,
which presented in style Of unparalleled spesd every
night
Dress Circle seats may be secured TEN DAYS II advance
Doors open at 7; commence al, g.
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CRY OF EEw-YoKk. DEPARTMENT OF kNAscs,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Apr q, 1852
NOTICE I, OWNERS of REAL ESTATE

NOTICE t. ONNEkS oi REAL Ed L.
IN Nur-ruu. applications having be-n made 10 this Depart
eI By ong receipts Of yaDas Coeeors OF assess
tis or paid pruyoGs 70 April H. 1883 on accoan %
for opening the Central PARK and 'undry st snd
which have been retained oy sAii
Coors no; CREDITED the proper books Of the BErrsH Of
the Collection Of - have such credits criy s
BY sGch cancrled and DIS
charged Of rrcold-NOTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 al pr,
which have not been duly
crded present the evidence Of sneh payment this Oes
fr Before subozEs the di-harg= Of any exist
Ing lien Controller Will require the original re-
oert q authorized officer Of the Cooperation TO BE- tiled IN
this Oce with affidavit Of the parry BY or on account OF
whom payment made. sitting firth thr tss snd CIR
cnano. 81 case and such other proc; vii cradle he
CorrostiOn maintain against hf Collector under
ard y such collections made In where pay
er have beer made clerks pslns other taan the Col
lecor. themselves BE- authorized receive such
payments behalf Of the Cooperation, the authority Of .ch
the premises b. clearly shown When
payments have been made y bank checks drawn TO the order oil
he Collector. and ndors-d by them such checks should Be pre-
scented with the receipt Of such official .
Applications I the discharge Of liens In the aboyenen,ned
panied by the required proof Of payment should Dc
made in Whiting and addressed 10 the underssHd the enopo
being Claim for discharge q az .-rent hen
IT, upon examination tie proof. OF payment shall be ceemef
SATISFACTORY the lien will be Cancelled and TO thAt ei
feet will be gwen under the hand Of the ControeL The proof
R0BT 4. HAWs CONTROLLED
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GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD can be had at pl-in farm
~ house. miles from the city, for family The propre
be the Chath.rsqusre fos'-Orles from TIL
O'Clock, this day
VIyANTED to HIRE IMMEDIATELY-A
w SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE, within an hours
DIVE Of the city accessible by b. furnished
pre aud in euirt healthy n-ghborhood; about mile
two from yae- preferred. Address l.. g. Box No 100
Tribune Once. giving location and particulars
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NNATER POWER-For SALE or to LEASE,
w extensive and permanent WATER POWER, calculated
for heavy manufacturing purposes desrby located in
the immediate vicinity of Satsburs Station the Erie Rail-
Apply Office Of the SlOasbug Manufacturing Co.,
sloatsburg. orat No. "a Ccdarst., New.YoTk
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SCHOOL, ROOMS to LET in the BIBLE

- HOUSE Aston piac..A suite Of us wei s.psed ia ne
Hurr.se end occupied for the last SIX ysss By hc1-s
OFFICES LET In the building which are 'y aee
rsb Apply tie Treasures ofce, II the Bible Hose, en-
ty.rre nav
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DRAMATIC READING.
~ Miss FANNIE wIESfiIP will give her second DRh-
Matte READING at the Cooper Institute Hail. No a. on
TUESDAY EVENING, May IL. at O'clock Tickets OF sd
mission, 50 cents.
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4 HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT for SALE,

"A 81 ELIZABETH, n. J., or world ENOHANUt Ioi
good improved Property in this city Six acres OF Land
situated n highest ard peasan,t part Of the town. The
rouuas hands ely laid with lawn and garden and
stocked with fruit and ornamental trees, aPcy &c The
He il ne ry new built FOX the in the most
10 with conservatory and
large attic rooms hot and cold water marble mantes
ard gas complete country and residence
combined Apply TO g. b. WHITTLEsEY, No. 2os Broad
way loom No a.
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PROPERTY for SALE

Several HOUSES aud LOTS; also good Building Lots In
Village Of Hacsensack so several Farms in Bergen County
Apply 70 A. T.. FATIN Real Estate Agent AsIrs, Hsekea
sack New JeTsey.
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IOR SALE or EXCHANGE for O. Preperty

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property
A large Sstory HOUSE, 56x40, containing p rooms all
hard LAND with Fruit Trees
ceent We'll Of Water in area, brick Csn in the wstef
from the house by force situated h
he Village Of Boomin gyie~ Staten Island es from R
v where steamboats, ply daily from 10 10 5een each one
half hours sail from The city and within onequaer OF mile
from the Staten Island Railroad Depot and threeouhs Of mile
from Prince Bay. delightful place for bathing and fs
Ing. For further particulars. apply 20
SAMUEL EDDY, No. 81 Lberty-st, N. Y.
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Real Gsiate for Sale.

L,OR SALE-The two elegant new brown-stone
HOUSES Nos l2 and ia Msdison-sv being each nearly
feet front BY 60 feet deep FIVE stories high built lie the very
manner repete with every convenience and will be fin
ed and ready occupation by the m day Of March next
Terms very accommodating responsible person For psrtic
lar. apply to A. w FRY No Y Chaubes, from ii a. m to
2 D NJ first foor Office No. g.
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N COINTRY PLACE far SALE.-Thirty

"A
N acres Of choice Land fronting half mile the Hudson
River hours from New York by railroad the land
bordrDs abounds with evergreen and other forest
tr,rs also bordering the Wappizers
Creek The above places within few minutes walk from
New depot Duchess Co.. miles south Of the City
Poughkeepse. Apply 10 JOHN VAN NfCh On The premises
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choice Land together with the STOCK and FARM
IMPLEMENTS situated three Ils south west OF New
burgh Orange County ~ Y Has good view Of the river and
surrounding country Tie Improvements consist OF large well
built Dweg house Hay house, Barn. Carriage house
Stable Has large Apple Orchard and great variety OF
other choice Fruit the premises Possession can be had i'm
mcdiaiey. Apply To H. T. McCONN No IL Dey-sti or to
GEORGE CLARK. NewburEh, n. I.
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Spring Beos.

q A Sn TO dnH IN
50 4 w for the be, STRING BED in WO ~
EXISTENCE, al No S5s Broadway N. T. Examine IT, or sd-
drc. the ELLlPflC EDSPRlN9 Co., for their descs pivs
Circular Special Inducements To the trade and local asenees
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mo LET-A STORE Tor Stores), No. 8 Chat

hssquars running through TO No 10 Ca,hsrines With
cellar and basement attached sdoinns the
Pc. Office the has b~r occupied by statocer for the
isst yesra Apply to W. N sEYAoURk Co.. No Cat
ksr--s
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~ SARATOGA Co, NJ ,f.-InsructiOn continued through
Sumner Board and Tuition in all English branches, rs
pr school Superior advantages in instrumental and vocal
Music and other ornamental branches Tho
Principal the Professors viii b. in the city
tany young Ladies the Seminary Friday Of each week
Full Arrangements b. made with Messrs. RICE L AN
DREWS, No. 555 Broadway, j. H. EDWARDS, esq, No.
"a Wasbin gton-s;.
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INO LET-Tbe fine, new, fnur-story, high-sto0p


III NTSUFD COUNTRY RESIDENlE, sltuaied on HilOt
ad mile back Of -Four Corners House arse and com
uoGious containing and bath location healthy
and view the Island pleasure grounds aud gar
den extensive stocked with variety OF fruit trees sud
grses building and il good repair. Rent moderate,
Immediately. For further particulars apply to
FR MEISSSER No. Is Beayerst.
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IL BUILDING with Engine and Boiler Of p horse power
suitable for any Manufacturing purpose, IN the village OF New
Durham, 81 miles from Hoboken. Inquire Of HENRY Won
CLAIM. New Durham. ~ J.
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NRANGE COUNTY FARM for SALE-I6O

" with excellent soil fences fruit and timber spacious
buildings spring brook for dairy irrigation, few
minutes Um Goshen in beautiful farming district Da
gram &C. with 5. EDDY 4 Co., No. 81 Liberty-st.
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Uanis.

NTANTED-A respectable Girl as CHAMBER
w MAID aud WAITER aud make herself generally
fl she well recommended. Apply at No 2o< West
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FlO LEI III BhOOhL1N-lhe o-story DIcA
i DWELLING HOUSE No. A. Presdent-s' five minutes
wsk from Hamilton Ferry Has IL Eoous, including saloon
Parorsrd Exeuou Room throughout hot snd cold waer
washtubs and CONNECTED with the street
sever Rent $3.50 good Can b. seer from ~ 70
O'Clock Apply the Office OF the ARCTIC FIRE-iSsUe
ANCE COMPANY, No. - Was-st v. I.
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~ HAM Wesehsster COuntyths residence recently
pied by Dr. Walsh containing 80 and half nile from
Fordhsm Station on Harlem Railroad For full description
advertisement in The Times. Apply to A. K WALSH, No
2ll Pearlst.. or 70 DR. WALSH, on the premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

sThare is not much to be CLEANED from the
servants or the villagers said Mr. -----. 81
have spoken to most Of those who helped TO
extincuish the flames and all they know Ii,
that the library was TALL offs blaze. and MIR.
Schwargs room partially burned before the
alarm was given. ! have got two of the villa
gers TO watch the ruins till the arrival of the de-
tective from London; you will, hope, excuse
my having taken these measures on my own
responsibility, but reit that was answerable
TO his Grace for the money that has been lost.
and we may, at least recover the gold and sill
yer, though, un1uckify, 1t forms very small
portion of the sum-"
or courss repeated my assurances that
considered him perfectly right to take any
steps that seemed to him adyisablei and then
left him, feeliag, in the perturbation of my
mind at this sudden calamity, need OF soli-
tude.
by the midday train, Inspector Park ar
rived At the vicarrage, ana the usual formali-
ties of an inquiry into the origin of the fire
We're Immediately entered into. The account
given by the servants, who were first examin-
ed, agreed perfectly, and only went 10 estab-
itsh the TACT that about three o'clock in he
morning they were reused by Mr.. Schwarz with
the news that the house was on fire. The three
women who slept IN the rooms over the kiteh-
en- deposed that they had heard no noise before
Mr.. Schwarz Knocked at their doors, and told
them to risc bat not to be alarmed, as they
were III no danger. OF course this assurance
produced no effect, and as the kitchen maid re-
marked, I'VE just sereeched right on I'LL we
EOt spHat ttosutS ttEtiutt anu oNL VI W.
nouse.H Then the cook went into Mysteries,
and required the attendance of both her COM
panions SO the female part of the establish
nent was kept employed, and out OF the way.
The nurses and children, who occupied
| part OF the more modern house, far removed
| from the scene Of danger, were not even aus
| turbed and the pupils, reused by mr.
| Sehwarz. worked heartily under his orders,
ard seemed 10 have considered the whole al
| fair simply as a bonfire on large scale, got
up for their especial amusement ana deieeta-
| ton The men-servants, As Wen as al me
| people from the village who turned out TO
| their assistance, spoke warmly OF sir.
| Schwarzs cool courage and composure lie
| would not even attempt to save ms own pos
| sessions iii the room above that IN which the
| fire originated; but one of the men, AT some
considerable RISK to himself, entered 1t when
1 the door was already beginning to burn, and
| brought away all that could be seen on the
tables lie was just leaving the room rs part
| of the aoor fell in; the flames spread rapidly,
| and were only arrested by the thick brick
| wall OF partition which contained the kitchen
| chimney. BY dnt of unremittlng exeruon,
| the fire was thus confined to the library and
| two rooms above ii, but these were completely
| destroyed.
| fro BE CONTINUED.
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! HDUCAT1oN.

MISS MARY r. WALSH will reopen her
lVl school on MONDAY, the ID Of October, IN the
basement OF Trinity Church, where she Will 10
pleased to meet her former scholars, az well AZ
others. Terfna made known on applicatton at her
residence on 10Th street, between Grace and rank
ln Sc 25-WIhk MN
ERENCH INSTITUTE.
Professor A. La BoMBARlE respectfully
begs TO inform his patrons and the public in gene
raj, that his INSTITUTE will be open. for gentle
men, on the 18th Of OCTOBER. DAY AND EVE
MING CLASSES. -
Terms by Glasses. $40, Quarterly payable
half in advance.
Prof. A. la BOMBARIE wall also be willing to
give instruction In Schools, and to q few pupils in
private.
For further Information. apply at the institute
Goddin's Hall, Room No. 23-from to r. Nj.
Refersaees:
Rev. J. pETERKIN,
VIM. II. MCFARLAND.
Col, THos. b. BIGGER,
JOHN JONES,
Dr 1-lws
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=
3TEfsBuSs kAIffEFooAfbE....
1852 the trains on this road viii run - fon iNh
:. TRAINS LEAVE kicHMoSD ron YErrRxsrsc
Express, through passe r,slaiiy.
Mall Through passen1ss dali; at 10
accommodation and freight. tn. - m.
weekly, Wis Monday, Wedncs.
day and Friday, ut. -. ..... 9.00 n
:. TEAMS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR nfcaxosn," 81
Express through passenger, daily,
Mail and through passenger. daily, - COCK A. NJ.
Accommodation and freight train, I'm
TIL weekly, viz: Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday, at. ....... 600 A AZ
n hicHMoNn TO CLOVER HILL:
which leaves Chester on Tuesday Thnrsd. al. an
Saturday, at G:I5 A. M. aha
o sePS y this train win take til. 4
Passengers from Clover Hill leave Sunni. a,
iils A. a., arriyo At Chester at 2. NJ, and then
take mail tram log Petersburg at $50 Y. NJ or ia
Richmond at 5:25 p. NJ. on Tuesday Thursdsy ana
Saturday. Gnu
The express, mail and accommodation trains will
stop VINE z there are passengers 70 take up or put
station and Chester. |
The express and mail trains from Richmond con
n p with the southern trains ct Petersburg for
weldon; Raleigh, Wilmington. &c. Through lick
ets Tor Wilmlngton can be procured at tbs ticket
The same trains from Petersburg connect a,
kiehm9ad with the Northern trains for Washing.
ton, Batimare, PhIladel phia and New YORK csr
be procured ut the office in Petersburg. w"
Fare for white pc rsons ...... =, q,
8 Children over FIVE and under twelve '-''
: years OF age. .................s... e9o
- Colored persons in servants car. 0s
Coiored persons will not be permitted in the first
class car, except when in attendance on infant
children or sick persons. absolutely requiring their
care IN which case the same fare for white per-
sons will be charged.
A discount of ten cents will be allowed on each
fare when tickets purchased at the office, ami
sold
Servants travelling by themselves, must be fur
nlshed by their masters with two passes, NJ that
one be retained at the office; and it must be ex
pressly stated on the pass that they are permitted
to go on the cars. THOS. Il. WYNNE, Sap't,
Office X. Il Z. X. X. Co..
Sept. 2. 1859. l2-ts
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Old DOMINION FEMALE INsIITII


AND 6TH STREETs.-The Eighth session OF this
School will commence the list OF oCToBkR, lo59.
Terms as heretofore. Sc lin
NLD DOMINION FEMALE
~ CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 5TH STs., RICH
oven oTV on the lsr MoSDAY in oGToBER, 1859, and
assisted BY the following emlnently qualified In
Science; Sir /. f. sH MATE, A. 3, Ancient Ian
sIsses and Natural p hclenGe e Mr.; +
a n ~ ac En- M'di l,s FARvARGER, French Mr.
CARLOS G; MhRA. Italian aEd Spanish; Misses
Blish Department
TERMS FOR THE SESSION,
r"S"Oe ai' Oh Fe f H H. so anu '''
Primary English, including Vocal Music. $4,000
s @fsf~fEd En- sb Ensa d do d. do 50 5S %
Piano. orsan' Guitar. or Cultivation of the
Voice, for hall hour lessons, two per wk, 5000
For hour lessons, one per week .-.--....... 400
Do. do. two per week " 20 10
Tantlng. &C., from '%o'Vu W 49, ~
Ornamental Branches .........,...... ,...s.,-,-
see fGF o app to- M III
At the institute. Richm22nd, Va
JAS a. Duncan, Rev. Vim. II. WheelwTlsht, nhev.
w. w. Bennett. DR.. Fhos. poIiard, robert Rlds
way, Esq, Jno. c. Shields, ESQ., n A stu5dlyant
Esq. Richmond. Sc Wv
~
SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
TIE School OF Design OF the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will he opened for the admission oil schoi,
srs on the eyenine of TUESDAY, October an. and
thereafter viii he in session every Tuesday InurS-
day and Saturday evening. until the lSt OF April,
1850. 1870,
Messrs. GRANT and HEN RIO rs have been
enga.ed as teachers. and tho Committee ieol JuSt-
fed by past experience, IN RECOMMENDING them as
fully competent to perform all the duties satlsfac-
tory. Besides the exercises IN Tree hand Sketch
lnz and simple Geometry, and the more INTRICATE
branches of Mathematics, Lectures VIII be de-
lvered every THURSDAY evening on some practical
subject connected with the exercises OF the scho-
Every Arrangement will he made to insure the
comfort of the scholars, and to afford facilities for
their Announcements.
All persons vino wish to attend will apply either
to one OF The undersigned, or tn J. w. LEwEILEN,
Secretary of the Institute, from whom certificates
can be obtained, and without which no one viii be
admitted INTO the school.
TEKMs.-S3.o0 per session of three months
THOS II. WYNNE,) Committee
JAMES kERSEI, on School of
JOS. F. POWELL, ! Design.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03
A LLEGHANY aIsG,I school, AT BLUE

II SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
w. ]. M0RRISETT. A. NJ, Principal and In
structor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
JN0. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
cient and Modern Languages.
r. D. BEACH, A. B., Instructor IN Moral Phlos-
ophy and English.
GEO. w. BUSTER, Steward
The session will begin October LIST and close the
last day of June, 1860. The exercises continue
without Interruption Saturdays, and there is no
intermission during the session, except on Christ
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including every
thing except lights, S140 pay able onehalf Ist o.
tober, balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry, of any evangelical denomination, who
come suitably recommended, receive tuition free
Sons Of ministers pay half price for tuition. Books
FURNISHED at the Springs at Richmond prices
plan, &C., &c., address
WI. M0RRISETT, Principal,
au I'm Blue Sulphur Springs p O.. Va.