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The Kan.a. Constitutional Convent,

LAWRENCE, KANSAS July 29.-The Cons I'll
tutionai Convention has nearly completed its
iaboTs. and will adjourn tomorrow. The
Constitution is radically anti-siayery but diff
frrs from the Leavenworth instrument. mas
much as 1t does not extend the right of suf
trage to negroes. The State Legislature is 20
consist OF - Representatives and 81 Senators.
The Convention selected Topeka rs the tempo
rary capital The city of Lawrence was 4
strong competitor for that honor
Indications are that the ratification of the
Cons utnuon will be strongly opposed by the
Democracy, its strong meas ures-the annexa-
ton OF the Platte district, exclusion of free
negroes prohibition of bank issue6and pre-
serVatlon OF the present western boundary
which includes the gold region-haying ali
been defeated.
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TWELVE HOURS LATER
RKlf VAL or THE ANGLO.
Napoleon Returned from Italy,. Death of
the Queen of Portugal. &C.

PARTNER POINT, Jniy 29-The steamship
Ansio~Saxon has arrived, with dates from
Liverpool to the evening Of the both inst,
we've hours later than the Ocean Queen.
ihefe Is nothing additional relative TO the
hasis of peace.
ne discontent sappare,.tly increasing, par
Sapoieon had arrived. at st. Cloia
"' - ueeh VI for' agal is dead.
r 60 aRRc1AL.
LIVERPOOL; Jul, 9-P M.-Sugar and coffee
gut ~. hice stes' 8. Rosin dali Turpentine $50
h}Sbos, Jr ~ 2o-P. M.-Wheat has u downward
Tmaenvs, I'D is Is. lower Sugar dull mt Cd. lower
WON. and American securities nnc hnnged
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DEATH OF Trp RIsuop or SIEpp.

DEATH OF THB BisHoP OF SIERRA LBoNY
The African and Sierra Leone Weekly Adv err
tiser OF June I'd, announces the dea IN of the
Bishop of that diocese, the Rt. Rev John ow
en-, LII. D., appointed to the see in 1857. Tn de-
ceased Bishop was in the early part OF his
life engaged in farming operations in Car ada
When the rebellion broke ont he serve d in
the militia in that country. In 1912 he went
10 Ireland and entered Trinity College Dub.
lin. Subsequently he ordained / v the
present Bishop of Durham, then Bisb .op OF
Ripon. In lsi7 he vsised Palestine an ID the
East, where he made the acquaintance IT ur,
Layard, and was with him at some of his ex
cayations of Nineyeh
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DOARDINGNCHOOL FOR BOYS
ID IN FAU ULER co UNITY, "a.

]. G. LITTLE, A. M, PRINCItAL.
The first session of this School will be in October
lst 1882 and close July lst. 1860. The situation
we'll known of the most healthy in the State.
The course of instruction will as nearly pos
lble conform to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. M.
The accommodations being limited, about % pu-
pills only will be received.
Further information may be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal, at Orlean z. o., Fauquer
county, Va.
TERMs-S230 per session.
REFERENCEs.
The Faculty of the University Of Va.
Gov. Wise, DR.. Jas. Bolton,
Mrs. Pegram, DR.. B. r. Wexford,
g. A. Myers, Esq, P. r. Grsttan, Esq.
Capt. c. Dimmock, J. A. Weston, ESQ.,,
Thos. K. Price, Esq, Richmond, Va.
DR.. H. w. Baxley, Henry Reiman, Esq.
Baltimore Nd.
DR.. ]. Riley, Georgetown. D. c. jy 1-Sm*
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN sTREETs-LINpEN ROW.

kfCHMOND, Vi.
The tenth session of this Institution will COM
mence on the hrst Monday in October, 1859, and
will close on the last day Of June, 1850
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER of the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Mod
ern Lansua are surpassed by those of no school
in the Union. Two French ladies'. reared and edu-
Gated in Paris reside in the family Of the Princi-
pal and it is made their especial duty to speak
French, habitualiy. with the young ladies' boarding
in the house.
The best masters of music are employed, and
great attention Is paid to this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
D. LEE POWELL, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
THQS; u. DUDLEY, JR., A. ID. OF the unives-
A'Ils J. sy4ssAs, French Department.
q. PERSlC0, Italian, Spanish. Drawing and
pa. BBiGjcHLER. German.
+. SE1BERT, Piano and Organ.
MILE l.. LACY. Vocal Music.
II. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
]. w. REEVE, Penmanship.
This Institution 10 well known TO tho BISHOPS ana
clergy of the Episcopal Church in Virginia. 30
whom reference u made, - to The Eacuties q the
Virginia Military Institute, and William and May
University Of Virginia, to L. NJ. Coleman, % Han,
over Academy, Ia Sam'l Schroeder, Of Edge Hill
AcadeIny, to che Rev. chas. H. !Hnad. and Rev.
2; DoFxs,t Richmond. Va. and q the patrons
For cstslefpe, siyins terns. ecerss q ssadiss.
J. IS SIS 1 u s d
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FRAUDS IN BOILER IkoN.-One of the most
shameful and cruel frauds that has been
brought TO the public notice is the Stamping of
boiler iron. 1t is charged that ron of infe-
rior quality has been imposed upon boiler
makers, and great destruction OF life has been
the consequence The inspector of steam boil
crs, in New York, has address ed to the Courier
card, in which he express es his belief that
the charges are true, but sa' rs hat parties who
are cognizant of the facts AVE refused TO fur
nish him with the inforr nation necessary to
base a prosecution upoiI. He again invites
them to do so, and promises institute pro-
ceedings as soon as he is fc rtified with the
facts.
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I ARGE SALE OF GITY.MADE FURNI-
II TU RE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . change
iE our firm, we will sell at our Cabinet Rooms. on
Frankin strcet. On TUESDAY, Aug: "a, coni-
mancinA at 10 o'clock, all Of our stock Of NEW
FpkNlTG RE-embracin Sofas. bureaus, Ward
rCbos. SdoiDards and WashstAnds, in great variety
Of styles. jenny Lind and Cottases Bedsteads,
L2untes, Chairs Of evefy description. &C., &c.
The above having been manufactured under our
lmnediate supervision. We can confidently re-
commend i as being Of the very best quality and
workmanship. w. g. SALLtE 4 co.
Sale conducted by E. b. Cook. Auct. H0
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AT AUCTION.-Havlng declined housekeep-
ing. VIII sell ut my residence, on Main, between
Slh and 10th streets next door tn Dr. WAITS Office
on wEpNESDAY, August Sd. at 10 O'Clock, all
ny HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN. FURNI-
UkE. conslstlng In part Of
. Mahosany Sofas; Stuffed Seat Chairs; Cane
f Tnts eh1lrs French Mirrors Etegre; Extension
ifo on Ssdstssds Marble Top Bureaux; Marble
t traseratof; Sprin - Beds; Hsir and Shuck Mat
tIes.es bathins Tub; Hat Racks; Carpets; Mat
tinS; Crockery- Ware; Cooking Stove. Re- To-
I FqRNs TIfh the usual variety of KITCHEN
TERMs--All sums under $50, cash: over tia,
paper. Sf'o'o"' nesotiHoe
Ais Also; the upper part of the House FOR RENT.
Sale conducted by E. B. COOK. Auct' ny !, r. =;
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Attemnteh burglary aud Assault.

BALTIMORE, July 29.-The residence of Jno.
Jones, on York Avenue. was entered by bur-
glars last night, and robbed of 81, 100 and Il
gold watch. Mr.. Jones awoke and resisted
the burglars, who attempted to kill him.
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Mr, buchanan.

HARRIsBURG, July 2s.-The Patriot and
Union. of to-day. III the course of an article OF
the Charleston nominations, SAYS: 1--WE are
authorized 10 emphatically declare that Mr.
Buchanan is not a candidate for reelection
and would not consent, under any combina-
ton of circumstances, to become suchn
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BY AIex'r Mott, Auct'r.

STQck. CONFECTIONARIES, CIGARS.
LlQ UORS, &c. AT AUCTION.-Will be sold'
mensns at 10 o'clock, at the store OF r. Parducci.
on Eth street between Main and Cary, his entire
STOCK 81 CONTEMPORARIES, consisting, in
part. ot Slass Jars and contents. two Show Cases.
french Candies, Brandy Peaches, Raisins Nuts
y, vines; Fine Cigars, Chewing Tobacco, Store Fly
lures, Counters. Sash in Windows, Gas FIxtures
&c. ea EhMs-Cash. ALEX. MOTT,
Anetioneer
BOWLING ALLEYS AT AUCTuoN wu
- be sold at auction, on MONDAY next. Aueust
lst on 10th street. next door to Crawford's Saloon
BOWLiNG SALOON, consisting of four Aleys
Balls, Pms, &C., all III complete order. The rent
TO engage IN the business.
Jy y ALEX. MOTT Auct
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BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auct.
tOffice corner of 18th and Cary strsst.

Store ON I4TH STREET. OPPOSITE
TI6 dNcbhAffHE RHs4HTEL EE2R SAKE At AUG
day Of august, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. / shall proceed
70 sell At auction, the BRICK BUILDING on Htb
merchant Tailor, and now occupied BY VIM Allen
In the same business. 1t is in a central location
srlness, subject to ground rent of $50 per annum
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON.
Admir- of VIM j. Smith, decaasea
Sale by THOs. " KKEsEE, Auct iy 1s-t'i.
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Swindliny Concern Blown lin.

NEW YORK, July 29--Another immel ise
swindling affair has exploded here-that of
the Grand Duchy of Baden 14.OGU0UO los H.
connected with lottery of which Folluer &
Go. were agents here. and it was pretende d
that the Rothschilds were the agents in Eu =
rope r. Co, have been operating exten-
sIyely South and West but are now missing
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The Pixies Peak Delusiou.

ST. LOUIS, July 2o.-An express from the
city of Denver, on the 2ath, reports the mines
yielding we'll, and new leads continually be-
ing discovered. Water was scarce and opera
lions therefore, contracted.
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CoNVERslo.t TO SPIRITUi,LIsM.-The Bos-
ton Conr' er announces edi rorially, without
contra .lction, the fact of the circulation OF
u r. ,oort thai Prof. Feltor, of Harvard Col
i'se distinguished for Gre elk scholarship and
his controversial ability as a writer against
Spiritualism. has become a believer in that
doctrine. if not a meduI n-"having found in
the course of his research les, that the evidence
was irresistible"
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Stock TAKEN.-At the County Court of Lee,
last week an order WIS made 10 submit to the
vote of the people the proposition to take $780,
OG0 OF stock, in the Virginia and Kentucky
Railroad, by the county. Private subscrip-
tions were made to the amount of $4,000 on
court-day. In Scott, an order was made TO
take the sense OF the people on subscription
of 00O.--4bingdon Vngtataa.
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YALE CoLLEGE-The COMMENCEMENT exer-
cises OF Yale College are being held this week
at New Haven, Conn. On Wednesday the an
nual meeting OF the alumni was hold in the
college chapel, when addresses were delivered
by Governor Chase, of Ohio; Senator Trum-
bull of Illinois Prof Sillman and others. A
large number of distinguished visitors are at
Tending the exercises.
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M R tkrcfEE}Srxr48't ssfl & .,,.r -.
OF our School begins on tho Isl day Of octoiar, 0
and terminates on tho last day Of juno, 1851 =
3. wi Ioax experience IN teaching, and tho very
npersi patronage we lass regefrcd for 70 many
make important l,nproypmnnts in our Institution.
~ course Of Literature, eolnprisins English,
French garinan. Italian and spanish siassiss THE
been successfully tried during the last session. aad
VIII % centinasd aud enlarged in the next
wei have engaged Mr. ED. q, HOWARD to take
charge n the English part Of this course, az we'll
ciasses oi our Institution. Mr.. II. ia d gentleman
81 the highest qualifications and we feel confident
that iiis seryices viii BIO duly appreciates. We
wsnld eanestly reeommsEd our Literature class
The new house which we have erected Wi
H. add 10 the convenience well as to the comfort
Of the young ladies boarding IN our family. Two
casss when three would desire to occupy the ssn,s
HnBERT P. LEFEBvRE. A. M. prncipal--Nat-
urai Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
Philosophy. French.
WILLIAM q. WILLIAMS, A. B.. Vice prineipa,--
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD C. HowARD-Literature Rhetoric,
Bellies Lettres. Reading .d,,,
Mk sASE BEoHRNbETTTEEfh hR,anss
MADAME [. Y BLANcHETT.Frene Cover Govern.
sENoR CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-span,.h
MADAME, MARIE EsTyAH.vesal Music.
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
sf 4 N TGEh sssTNRffbfR-H.-p.
o. ERICSSON-Guitar.
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1870 BARGAINS. 1910
ICOo. CHEAP FOR CASH. 1000.
If you want bargains in LADIES' DRESS GOODS
call at the store of
NO. l., SIN ITHER,
You may rest assured of getting them. He 10 SELL
LAWNS, BERAGES,
CHALLIES, &C., &c.
large lot of LAWNS, just received at 81 cents
Also, a fine assortment Of STAPLE GOODS, usp.
ally kept in the DRY GOODS line.
All Of which will be sold at a small advance on
the cost, being determined to close out az near
possible by the LIST Of September.
Call and see, and examine for yourself. at No.
Main street. JNO. l.. SMlTHER.
iv
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THE PorATo CRoP.-The New Hampshire
papers, and in fact those from various ses .tions
OF New England, speak of the potato crop in
the most flattering terms. In New Jersey and
Rhode Island there is some complaint OF the
rot, but in the former State the crop Will be
large. On Long Island, n. Y, the blight has
Also appeared, but the damage, so far, is ne t
very serious.
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COMMISsIONER's SALE oF 2i9 ACR Els
IL s-zsxt.lJYidtd 49, -

DYVIRTUE OF q Deed Of Trust executed to mo
ID on the eth day Of April, 1859, by H.. Y. Graves,
which deed il duly recorded in tho Clerks Once Of
quest Of the beneficiary in aaid deed - sell ON the
farm Of said Graves, in said county; rsaE Beaver
THURSDAY, the 4th day of Aus ust. 1859, the prop
erty mentioned in said deed. consistlng OF TWO
kne Horses. Agricultural lmplemenfs Househoid
is a. ~ !. I. ssin1TiToN. J... Trustee.
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First New totton-Suicidr Of u Murderer
Southern Heyico

NEW ORLEANS, July 2o.-The first new cot
ton OF the season was received to-day from
Southern Texas, being about one week behind
that received last year
Late Texas dates report the suicide of HILL
The murderer of Lyons, At Galveston
Adyices from Matamoras to the Nth inst
represent the Northern Mexican provi n es
an
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MISS PEGRAM.S

MISS PEGRAM'S
lM BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
MISS PEGRAM will resume the duties of her
school. on the first Monday in October next
She will be aided by efficient teachers in each de
partment.
Nine BERAUD will be retained as French gov
erness.
Latin, Mathematics, and the Physca Sciences
will be taught by Professor THEODORE HER.
DENFELD, gentleman whose high attachments
and successful experience In teaching render him
worthy of entire confidence.
Circulars with further details. may be bad on ap
plcation to Mrs. ]. W. PEGRAM at her residence.
Linden Square. jy l3-d&cwtAl
IRE ERICK'S HALL FEM Al T.
L SCHOOII-The second Session of this School,
WHICH is located within halfa milo of FrederIck's
mence on the LIST of next September, and close or
the LIST of July following.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition in all the English Branches Tor
Ten Months. .................. ......... $50 w
Music on the Piano, with use OF Instrument IS W
Drawing and Painting, each. ............. ]U w
India In X and Crayon, each. Observation-Disclosures. $50
An accomplished and experienced Teacher will
have charge OF this School.
Ny address is "Frederck's Hall Louisa county
Virginia." lily ls-2ml NAFH'L W. HARRIS.
Useful EMPLOYMENT FOR VACA-
- TION-DRAWING SCHOOL OPENED BY
A. GUENTHER, ARCHITECT, CLAY ST, BETWEEN
erclses In sketching from nature. Terms month
ly. Monday and Thursday. and o'clock p. NJ.
Orders for Plans, Perspective Views taken from
nature or buildings tn be erected will be received
at the office, 9th street. between Main and Cary, up
STAIRS jy linz
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~ =. =. CsslI. go.

HORSES. MULES, DCO0Y. Ae.. A. Apc.
- ~ iPUN.7THiB DAY, at ~ Q'afpsk, V1n oo3l,
sss sne Iis ss ~ nsay ~ ceHtt kstlt1e4
ssoks Mnles, one second -k6nd I1H7V e.
VA one: s "a Ers = So; ga 800 fso Saksi
g1s.-' 8 3. b. CoOk, - s
H iG s CSMsI E,S5xLE.-j5M @s
oiiss' az. - n lcat 6 tn Hixh c. ~
inse s9cs.stns q W91ioSse' ~ Z
MastFessos, B<dstesds NsScs ~. 49, = - 49,
C C,aosnsss; Card Tables kccesns cfsirs. SSsss-
ry-ware, 10. Also. ore r.. nait}y ~
Cnain. AND one Seddle, 20 asisfy ssrdys 1,sssSSS
warTanfs, executions ard ettachrnsS ~ n -
Terms, Cooh. r. RETEE6 ~
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FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
L CERIES.-Wil be cold g auction, Gt my store,
on SATURDAY, July 3O<h, commencing at u
o'clock . general assortment Of second hand Fur
ntnIe, Stoves, Mattresses, &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brandy, Wines, Soar.
TOBACCO, Cigars, Crockery and Glassware. = 80
rl DRY G9oDsIA large invoics Of Dry Goods,
ALSO-25 dog. I and Sprinx HOOP Shirts.
~ - XfEy EOTT. Ar~<
HORSES. MULES, WAGONS, &e.-will b
sold, At auction; on SATURDAY, July 3osh.
0NS, &c. ALEx. NoTT
AuctIoneer.
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Reported Bank Failure,

PHILADELPHIA. July 29.--The brokers threw
out the notes of the Monongahela Valley Bank
in the Western part of this State, us il is re-
pnrfed f:Iilpd
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DIssoLUT1oNe, &c.

0A00S0O 440AN0p w.
CO-PAR TNERsHIP NOTtCE.-Ths under
partner IN his business, from the let day July. ias
Gas sss III GfSsiI :. ss'',.s undo, the
Richmond, July nth, 1859. '--s' : S.
Notice.-Tho subscriber takes this occasion TO
tender to his numerous friends and patrons, his
ssv o. snsr past sse e
their PATRONAGE, which We hope 20 merit b. pronpt
s a. e and so -
az, and 'ssa s1aess .ns sf .
e city,, GLASS LAS and
NOTICE.-Ths subscribers have this day form
ed GO pardns rship under the hrW md ssy!sc-
clTk and CLOVER Hill. COAL. OAK a.
PINE WOOD, and respectfully solicit the orders
Dfs:o.gr.oN Of Sos1ETSFss S5
a Ss s: ea::s :; y P Iii s.
name Of the concern in liauidafiqnn o Gslls6pMAN
July. 10th, 1859. II. SIMPSON.
The u9 n have this DAY Hurss:ssa e Y
:ss n! \: s;s'; =; g;
.sssrs he essssS. Il s ia concern
shall b len undons that please them; and th:y
merit merit md secure mol css their
ihs. q y. Psslie ssasrali, sNaMifffsReES.
July 18th, iSss' d. i aiLIAA'
In retiring from the business Of ]. D. Go0pMAN
c2 n IL the e "a
-
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0NE.HORSE CARNAGE Avn. - A 3
- MSS AND PANTY HORSE AT AUC7fHs
Un Sal QkDAY. Nth inst. As u oeloek. q a. -
auction, handsome ono huslo carfisse nd Har.
ness Of the tatest style and Of tie bsSt make Aha
hnc hay Horse Of GOOD size and pnex eoDsioSebo
inequality and action. Tho WHO'S fpfmsRz .porkaSS.
a. hsndsome turn out - 60 ~ found 10 t6e ejfy
table paper. ~ ~ = 4
BUGGY AND cARRIAGE.-I viii also ~ 8
FOR ono horse. IA CE3Yff6kX. -
jy - 80 !
AUTHORITATIVE he added 70 my SIS ~
superior horse. She w0uM make sIlepli4 h9Qo1
mare. n C&UTM0mM
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BY Kent. Paine & Co., Auct's.

ARGE STOCK SALE OF DRY GOODS
- On THURSDAY, the 4th of August. commen-
eng at 10 o'clock we will sell at the store of Mann
:; y SISntine Jr. who is declining business, his
ENIIRE STOCK OF CHOICE RETAILING DRY
GOODS, which is large and well selected and com
Piises great variety of sessonabe and desirable
Goods; the whole of which will be closed. without
limit or reserve: The stock consists in part Of
eco dozen HOSIERY r
50 pieces fLANNELS,
Is do. French MOUSSELINES.
Is do French and English MERINOS, .
~ DO. CASSIM ERES,JEANS& TWEEDS
20 do. CAMBRICS and MUSLINS.
loo dozen Kid. Buck and SILK GLOVES.
IS Stella, Cashmere and Plaid SHAWLS
n &c. &c. &c.
TERMs:-Al sums under SlOO cash: over sl00
months credit, for approved endorsed notes,
Jy25 KENT, PAINE e Co Anrts
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Tas Virginia Mountains.
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, July 2G
The weather here is delightful Among the
company assembled at this place, is Rev. Mr.
Shrigley, of Richmond. Ex-Gov. Floyd is
expected here shortly.
The exhibition of a wo-headed girl is among
the attractions here.
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M - WxOOkEs0
s ! : geR Sgol Z RAb SssaooL
The sossion Of this Bekool vii c0mmencs on the
"A, All the lra.ne.s. cf Ans,s education will b
Music aud iiss,as. il - 81 vhIea dsssitnsas:;
epnln r. aaatstants have been employed.
s S ssssy s ssrs u. HI e
give thea the best moral and intellectual culture.
toac- hall payable IN advance--ths balance on the
n. 10Th Of February, lSd0.)
tns2yalu. $40
n .s aisi,as. ,...............-..s. g %
English tuition. higher braachesj 20 o.
ni.ssafh l'aasuages, teach). % 90
Music i,, fProIessof's boa, 1890 :" "
so o. Instrument. %
Primary Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 W
tohn psn.oah F EEgsnkh &c Il raan. p;.,
megd. Va st. Geo. Tucker. Ashland Va, Hon HON.
+. NJ. 4 Hunter, lsyd's, Esscx CO., Va. Hon.
Moore, 3. D.. gisaimona, Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Man Hsa.a. fr Sl.r %ss & a s K ksy dEs
ham, WINCHESTER, Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
iaf rss xs pr Gsssner Harrison pT las
T. T. Daniel Richmond, Va. :; Gen. 4. a. Chap
n gahn Nj Allen Mr. Oliver Berne Mr.
For further informatiqn sddress u,or
~ '~~utASsO hicnHoHu, a.
~ CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 6TH SITS.
RICHMOND, VA.-Ths School for Young Ladies
will open the first of October 1852 and close the
Terms for the session, one half payable FIRST oc-
tober 1889, and the remainder the 18th of Februa-
Primary English department, including vocal :.
Intermediate $50. do. ........ do ..... g 90
Ancien. and Modern Languages, each 70 90
Piano Guitar, Organ, or cultivation OF the ~
Painting, Drawing, &c. 70 90 to 80 90
Bssr q, including nann w.sn. and lights aaS 60
The Principal will be- assisted by an able and eff
cient corps Of teachers, among whom taready SCI
ernred) ere Rev LEe RossER, D, D. teacher Of Of
Ancient Lansuages and Natural Science Horace
CHASE. Esq teache. of Music; F. J. FISHER,
F. DEL aPLASx, for the English department For
further information and references concerning the
school, see circulars or addTesf PRINCIPAL,
jy B-lm Richmond, Va.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSIC AL.
- - NAT MATHEMATICAL Ehb pG And COMMERCIAL:
graduates profeients OF all the schools OF the
University of Virginia. have united to establish
permanent School OF high order on Church Hill.
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
Pr Session Of months oaehaD i" "drsssr
Higher Eng lish. including book keeping. 400
ANCIENT and Modern LsIn1gnages; each w. loN
H. Winston, President Richmond Female Inst
tute; DIR. F. W. Hancocs; Or. Albert Snead; Rev.
]. j. English Esq; WIN. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hen
rico county Turner Richardson Esq. Thomas J.
Starkc. Esq, Richmond.
A- For further particulars, see circulars.
JNO. M. WINFREE.
CHURCH H ILL, Richmond June 2lst, 1859.