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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

CugssN tTTERs-Since tte advent Of Paul MOrPhy,
the game of chess mas progressed in popularity with
rspid strdeg and although the urore attendant upon
his return from successful debut in Europe has passed
aay the general attention given 10 chess in this city
il much greater than before. Tie chess season Is
now in IL zenith, all the club-rooms being fully al
tended and the various public localities, where chess
tables ara AT the free disposal Of all comers, literally
pstronzed Among the former, the rooms Of the New
York Club at the University, in Washington square,
are prominent not Only for their desirable iocaooh
but aeo from the excellent arrangements connected
herewith not the leas being the receut formation OF
free class for the elementary study Of the game py
,hose Of ia members not familiar with the movcs Mr.
MsYscbe. the chess editor of IVikes's SPIRIT, mas
bsen seeeted TO instruct the class, and under hia are
.ppe,intendence the movement will, no don'H, DO
fouud hiqhy beneficial TO the interests Of ths cruz
tournament among the prominent members his jury
terminated the rceut being the triumph Of Mr. Perrin
IN eye,y encounter, one OF biz opponents beng NJ
Thompson. one Of tho strongest player IN the cIlF'
The next In prominence Is the Brooklyn Clue, WHICH
Il located al Montague Hall, Court street. Last sss
son. ibis club murdered strongly, both IN numnerr ana
the ski of ia members; bu this sesson not IN 30
aouri,hipg condition. There are numerous pupho
eh.ssrooms IN this city and Brooklyn, whore taoies
and men are placed a, the free disposal OF all visors
and where the votaries Of the game may be dairy seen
poring over some intricate problem, or engaged 40
exciiinQ contests and at Of them leading players
NAV DO sometimes frequently seeu testing the strength
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
Before Justice WOODBURY..
Tho Rank Of Torouto AIT Nm. X. HI

Demurrer overruled with costs, and WITH leave 10
ulnipta "a withdraw demurrer and reply advised With,
twenty days. Of costs Of demurrer and proceedas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

THr TAxEs.-The Tax Rolls of the several wards
are open for review ut the Office OF the Commissioner
ofTaxes and Assessments. Property holders have now
an opportunity of looking over the books to ascertain
the valuation placed on their houses and lots, and in
few days the list of personal property will, in like
manper, be open toinspecton There has been consid
cradle increase in the value of real estate and it Is sup
posed that the value of personal property will be found
to have increased in corresponding ratio during the
pat year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

FIRE IN H5DSos Cur.-Shortty before ' clova on
Saturday morning snote discovered Sset ~ 70 si
part the largo match factory situated q the Ny o
son City, belonging to Mr.. Dye and Other. an M
iredbsev sisen snd ths promptly answered TIC eau
but Of the limited sagPy OF Sa'.n "a as uinese
svAlL b"lS 70 the Sas
amount OF sombuble matter Inside We ooildiag the nre
spread rapidly the short psee OF ~ al
IS fact wide BY loo long and At the ,ps o, the mr..
ori,nstsd TIE building vss pot Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

M,upp's BRaW.--A post.mor,em examination of
The by.n If the murderer executed week
revealed ofa the
a. pea which sttsehed 20 The
mater abe right Nde ov.rsh middle lobe This .uo h.d
PRODUCED slightly marked ndenaton the Of the
bsn and In the opinion Of mso lily OF the medical gentlemen
who made the essnnaiion congestion Of the membrane With
slight sruson These appearances might exist with without
nssniy The weight Of the Of the skull Al
While the weight 10 males bc~een 20 an 50
OF IL 70 T examination Il IL said tended
c.nhIm The -no univrr opiai0u Of tho medical oasy ha,
nspds was lassns nza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

A MIsTAKE.-The paragraph published on Saturday
morning by he city papers, in reference to meeting
Of the Mozart Hall Delegation TO Charleston, was nm
founded in fact. We arc informed that the meet.
i x was composed of the Ward Delegates from the
Third Congressional District the object being to choose
u Delegate to Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

The Rev. DIR. Scudder will give hs third lecture at
the Cooper Institute this evening, and at the Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, tomorrow evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

The Inebriatc Friend Society hold meeting this
evening at their hall, No. l5i Chatham street, for te
purpose of explaining their plans, including the pro-
ected Inebrate's Home" The programme embraces
several popular speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

Police MEAsUREs.-The following order has been
promulgated by the General Superintendent to the
Captain OF each Precinct:
Sir: You are hereby directed TO instruct the MEM
bers Of your command TO require strict compliance
BY the residents OF your precinct with the CORPORATION
ordinances, and especially TO report promptly to the
Office all OF the violation, viz the obstruclions or
membranes OF Streets the nonremoval OF snow or
ice, inclosare or condition Of areas.
You slso directed 20 notify the members eff the
force under your command, that resolution has been
pared by the Board of Police Commissioners declaring
their determination that any officer convicted Of drink
ing liquor in public house while in uniform, Will be
dismissed from the force
THE BoAr-Rtcg between ESGLASD Avn AMERICA.
We take the following from TIE Ncr5urgh Neus of
Jan. II;
Joshua Ward has si,yniied TO the Newburgh Regatta
Association his readiness accept the challenge OF the
Britain chanpion provided the necessary arrangements
are made by his freEds.
4 meeting Of the Association was convened on Fes-
DAY the EicePrcsdsnt, y. G. Ring, in the Chair, and
L~WSod, jr, Secretary. IL wa. unanimously
Rs-0ct Ths; the Nwtu "a Re gstts VIII paw $500
ioI me Rilpos Q, dtayin5 me sren'o OF M Cheers'-
Rs-arsa The. The Secretary be- re.e 10 opr, eorspos
enee on ac soee WIKI hr saIops Iata
cut the United S.ats-.
The following gentlemen were appointed an Execu-
live Committee:
Opt II RS5i5son, G. Rhg Meg. lcr,Oa osP. WOOD
Il VIII be seen BY the above proceedings that the
Sewbnrgh Regatta Association agrees 10 doftuy Mr.
Cbambsrss expenses, which will amount TO s50d, pro-
vided the race 10 rowed in NewbuYgh Bay. This may
look like seshness tho par OF she Association but
when the fact ataken into consideration that Nswburgh
furnishes theschampion, and that he prefers to
here We cannot that any objection can Do raised
the part Of ar. Wards friends IN other places, %
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Moore & Dawson, late of the firm of Brown
Ing, Moore Il Co., will continue the AUCTION
BUSINESS at the Old stand of Browning, Moore
d Co., ON Franklin street.
Grateful for the PATRONAGE of their friends to
the late firm of Browning, VI 'ore Co we hope,
by strict attention to business, to merit the conf
dence and support of our friends and the public
generally. i. U. MOORE.
al 6-d2w p s. DAWSON
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.U-rss SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

JAM GS HI v En- FOR OLD
. e=-s'1EssS-P n T, PORTSMOUTH, AND
EQRF0Lk;-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been put in firSt-rate order,
and viii run to the above PLACES. ~,
The GLEN COVE, Capt. VIM. T. CARTER, will
leave the wharf at Rockets, regularly every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morn
ngs at O'Clock, precisely, and return each alter
nate days. except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'clock A. M, and
touch at all OF the regular Landings on the river,
going and returning.
The CURTIS PECK, Capt. z. C. CLIFFORD, be-
ing nsaty fitted up with bsT I s, vii leave the
wharf at Roc ketts every SATC RDAl evening at
6ocock, and return, leaving the wharf at NOR
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at O'Clock: and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at 4o'clock aud return each alternate
day, at the same hour, o'clock.
Golng down, the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Point, ,Wllc0x's; Ciairmont, Grove Wharf, Old
Point. Portsmouth and Norfolk-RetuTning. Ports
mouth, Old Polpt, Rock ,WhaEf, Grove; Billiards s.,
Clalrmont, Willcox's, City Point, and arrive at
RICHMOND about o'clock Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, 81 30.
Passage on regular tTips, either boat, TO Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, 81. Meals-eQual
TO any given on any boat-30 cents each.
10 Freight taken Is usual
Je It's R. O, HASRINS,
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The Breckenridge and Lane New hofh
Democratic State Convention

SYRACUSE y. Y Aug. THE BrecEii
ridge and Lane Democratic State Convention
assembled at CORN THAN Hall a. noon to-day.
About three hundred persons were present
Hon. John y. Greene, who was received
with loud applause. appeared on the platform,
accompanied by Hon. Augustus Scheil ard
Hon. Gideon ]. Tucker, and called the Con-
yeution 10 order.
Mr.. Greene greeted the Convention as the
representatives of the true friends of Breckln-
ridge and Lane. One Convention had been
called by himself as Chairman of the Central
Committee, and the other by the Hon. Angus
tuS Schell Mr. Greene then read letter
from MI Schsil, stating the circumstances
under which'he (Schell) had called the Con-
venuon for to-day, and adding ",hat rs the
Democracy Of The State desire the same OBJ
yec;, 10 perfect the organization of the party
and give most efficient support 10 the prIn-
ClpIes If the National Democracy, | have 10
recommend in accordance with your (9reenes)
views that the delegates TO assemble At SYRIA
cu.e, under the respective calls, meet in one
Convention, and TO request that you take the
preliminary steps for the organization of the
same and l have the fullest confidence that
the deliberations OF the Convention will re-
suit ausplciously TO the National Democratic
party and the country" Mr.. Greene said that
under this arrangement he called on the Con-
venton to nominate temporary officers. Ro-
bert Dunlop, OF Niagara, was chosen chair
man.
The calling of the roll was commenced
When the Fourth Assembly District of AL
biny county WAS called, Patrick Grattan con-
tested MI Wendell's seat
Mr Courtney said he had received a tele-
gram from MI. Wendell, stating that he would
be here today.
Mr. Glattan.-I am the regular delegate and
l don't suppose Black Republican like Wen
dell WIFI hays the cheek 10 come here TO contest
my seat. (Cheers)
4 delegate from Westchester moved that
where two sets OF delegates were elected under
the Green and Schell call, both be admitted
with one vote.
Mr.. Grattan, OF Albany, objected. He was
not gong 10 take a seat with Black Republi-
can, whose seat he contested. If that person
was al agent of Weeds, let him stay In AL
bauy. He charged improper motives 10 any
man who upheld MT Wendell's claim to the
seat.
The delegate from Yves tchester-That is
not the motion. II is TO admit only those
delegates elected under the two calls in
good faith. Other contestants would of course
be passed on by the Committee.
After various Interruptions, the call of the
roll was gotten through, and the Convention
adjourned until evening.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SYRACUSE, Aug. Sat the session to-day,
the Convention nominated Jas. T. Brady Tor
Governor
The Convention adopted resolutions en-
powerlng the State Committee to hold confer
enCe with the other Convention, which meets
on the 18th.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
>s--1~-->~''N-> ~'>-> =
,eportsd for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Aug S.--The steamship Europa,
from liverpool on the 2Sth, arrived TO. day.
The Syrian question was unchanged. The
Conference was holding al Paris relative TO
the question of intervention, and it was ex-
pecte Convention would soon be signed
1t was supposed the Sultan would decline IN
tervention.
1t is asserted that the Neapoiit sns sun hoIo
Messina and that (3arihaldi is there. Ii Is re.
ported that he was wounded al meiaz@0s
where his losses were heavy.
The German papers report me oio Emperor
OF China. 10 be either dead or dying III this
news is confirmed the lilies will possibly re-
ceive propositions OF peace from Pekin.
COMMERCIAL,
IgvEHroor. yuy 2s.-totion uuth BTeaGstuits
arm Corn has feeiIning tendency
Consuls asa 7a3&. -
The bullion IN the Bank OF England has decreased
$4,000. ,,,,,,
Advices from ko,ue s,ated that n seditious
nandbii had been posted there, announcing
,ha snur0aCh of A revolution
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FUTURE DAYS.



X EADY.MAD BONNETS, MILL
IA Fey, DO, AT AUCTI0N..,On Thurs
To-, Ieth INST, at 10 O'clock will sell, al the
s, na e,6 OF a. L. wreAsD, on Broad, between 9th
MILLlNE cry, KEADDYY' MADE Yt BoSNETS,
s n ~ y >. ARIlFICIAL FLOWERS, Ho
FANCY r. ARTlCLEs' SHOW CASES, STORE
Mr.. W,GANp, intending to remove to his new
store, will sell without reserve and to enable ths
ladies to purchase, the sale on THURSDAY. istn
will be exclusively for them. Sale will be contin
ned on FRIDAY, 18th inst, for gentlemen. at
which time will be closed the entire stock, ogether
with an assortment of HOUSEHOLD tURNI-
TURE. lau9l h. Il. COOK, Auct.
GENTEEL FURNiTuRE, SERVANT
" WOMAN, &C. ATAUCTION.-un FRIDAY,
l0'h inst, at 10 o'clock | vii sell at my store, a
large assortment OF GENTEEL FURNITURE,
Consisting Of
Wafdrobes, Bureaus Sideboards.
Soias, Tere-a Tetes, Lounges
Marble-top Centre ables, w ashstands.
Bedsteads. Cane and w God seat Chals
Rocking Chairs, Book cases
Looking Glasses, Hair and Shuck NJ Actresses
Feather Beds, &c.
ALSO
SERVANT WOMAN, said to be q most
excellen cook, washer and roner.
au9 T.. b. COUK, Auct'r.
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u he Great EaStprn.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Sat one time to-day.
during the great rush Of visitors on the Great
Eastern, much confusion occurred, owing TO
the want OF proper regulations on board. On
the approach Of the steamers, the people, anx-
single passage exit. The ladies screamed and
many tainted, and the men sWore but no one
was hurt by the pressure
The President and portion of his Cabinet
VIII visit the Great Eas tern, to- day.
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The Murder atIona Rranch

NEW YORK, Aug st is rumored that the
victim of the Long Branch IN. j. tragedy
was wealthy Southern planter, and the
murderer a negro waiter, who deemed himself
"Ins ultedN by some act OF The former
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political

WASHINGTON, Aug. There was an i'm
meuse Bell and Everett torch-light procession
and ratification meeting here tonight. Robt.
a. Scott, of Virginia, is now speakinG.-
Georgetown and Alexandra icipated.-
Ringing Of bells was one Of the features.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-09
BY Goddin il Apperson, Auct's.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SMALL HOUSE

IIANDSQNE LOT WI TH SHALL HOUSE
II 7 EREON, ON GRACE STREET,
CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII he sold. on TIL URSDAY, August l6, 1850, ut
O'Clock 2. M, tn 1t handsome LOT, south ST. e
grace, between 18th and 25th streets. fronting SO
feet, running back l65 feet to alley Is feet wide,
having on il n small house, heretofore used as u
school house by JHo. Cary, Esq
TERMS One fourth cash balance at /, s and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained. GODDIN Il APPERS0N,
aug Auctfs,
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By Hector Davis, AuCt.

BY Hector Davis, Auct.
HOUSE SERVAsT-On TUESDAY MORN
IL NJ, l4th instant, at 10 O'Clock. | will sell
very likely MULATTO BOY, II years old. raised
IN eeGteel family, and sold for no faut.
au 9 ids RECTOR DAVIS, Auct.
GALE OF VALUABLE LOT ANnOF.
~ FICE AT CHESCER.-l WI II sell, at Chester,
on FRIDAY, the 18th dav of August inst, the
OFFICE and LOT occupied by the late DR.. JEFF
ferson Minor. This office is beautifully situated
at this tnrlvng village, and as there Is no phySl
cIan there, II Is Il good locat on for one.
TERMS accommodating, and made known on the
day OF sale. Mr.. CRAIG, the proprietor of the
Hotel. will show this property to those disposed TO
purchase. iau 9-dtds'I JAS W. TAYLOR.
-, FARM FOR SALE IN HANO.>ssss
Ha::d YER, 615 MILES FROM RICHMOND kYse
As-Ai offer tor sale, privately. the FARM on
which | reside having made arrangements to
move to my new house, on my fathers old place.
lt contains T7}s ACRES of superior vegetable
land, readily yielding Sl0I per acre; 100 acres
cleared land, balance IN wood and timber.
The DIV Ling contains SIX rooms and two
a beautiful yard, with handsome SHADE trees, en-
closed with oak post and rail. Good garden.
closed. 1t IS very healthy with one of the best
springs IN Virginia one hundred Yards from the
house; Ice Pond, &c. Good neigh borhOod, with
four Churches OF different denominations in two
miles. Should 1t not be disposed OF privately,
Will sell AT public auction. on the premises, Ia
miles from head of Mechanlcsvllle Turnpike, on
TUESDAY, 2lst August, at ii o'clock, tt fair; If
not. The next fair day. For further particulars,
Apply - me, on the premises.
TERMS-On day OF sale.
HENRY C. WINGFlELD.
au1-dtdsT Richmond, +. q.
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NEw YORK, Aug. Section quiet. Flour and
Wheat heavy. Corn quIet-mIXed 62d6}. Spirits
Of TurpentiRe firm at 38a40. RosIn heavy at
Sl.371S2 425s, Rice heavy at 41ad474.
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THIS D4Y
By Jas. N. Taylsr 4 Son. Aucvs.

( WmMdsSi0NER,Ns SALE OF LAND IN
- HANOvEh COuNFY.--As special Commis
Of the QIty of Richmond. PRONOUNCED or the SIS
day Of January, 1850 in the case OF Chick's Hdm'y
ises, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of Ausps,s com-
mencing at IL O'Clock A. Nj a TRACT OF IHNf,-
IN Hanover county, adjoining the lands of -
Borie and others, containing about one hundred
ana thirty acres,
IERMs.-0ne fourth cash: the balance at 8. II
and 10 months, the purchaser giving bonds, bear
ing nteIts ST, for deferred pay ments, apd the tits
10 DC retained until the further order OF Court:
a, II. WASH, Special Conn.
jas. M TAYLOR X SON, Auct,rs jyn
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Drowned
New York Market,

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., Aug. 6.--Thos. JEFF
ferson Badget, OF \. O., was drowned while
bathing here Today.
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Movements of Gen. William Walker

New ORLEANS, Aug. G.-General Walkers
expedition, consisting of five vessels and five
hundred men, left the Island OF CoZegumel on
the Goth all. for Nicaragua.
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CoRDONsvILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

ECRDONSVLLLE FEMALE ACADEMY
~ The Fourth Session OF this School will bes in
on the 10th OF Septic mher, 1850, and close June 29th
1861.
The design of the School is to afford facilities for
the acquisition OF a thorough education, including
all the accomplishments usually taught in similar
institutions.
CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. d. B. EWING, 4. NJ, Principal, and In
structoI in Ancient Languages, Mathematics, and
Moral Philosophy.
Mrs. +. b. EWING. Teacher of French, and As
sistant in NJ athematlcs.
Mr.. JoHS PRosINGER, Teacher of Music, Draw
ing, and Painting.
M ISIS BETTY l.. MILLER, Teacher of the English
Branches.
Mrs. MARY Z. BARBOUR, Matron and Manager
OF the Boarding Department.
TERMS:
Board. per session of 10 months, including wash
ing, lights. and every personal accommodation,
$40, Music. including use OF instrument, ) 40;
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, $50; High
or Eng fish. $50; Lower, $40; Painting and Draw
ing, each, S25. One half pa, able in advance, the
other at the close OF the session., No pupil admit
ted for less term than FIVE months, and no deduc-
tons except for Protracted sickness. For further
particulars, see Circular or address
REV. DANIEL b. EWING,
jy I6-law6w Gordonsville, Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.
s~-.e<s~~ ~ 1890. 49,
HAMPTON ACADEMY.

HAMPTON ACADEMx'
ioHs 4, cAkSA II" f'!soipa'. -
NJ. EMMA A. CLEVELAND
The exercises OF this School will begin on tho LIST
o. Board lhsGts extra and Ta,t,oa in Ancient Ian
suases, Mathematics, 80, slso per session. paya-
s s esah s and Masia $50 ss oae'n Ian
the Principal, Hampton. Va. au Sim
MISS Y; N. sG1TT,s SCHOOL. ON
ssFFsskiitEffSS5 StaSkSh a!ffIESR G IaE IN IN,
msnee It's is second session on the loth day Of Sep
1861.
TERMs-t Payable QR1rterlgD
TOT fnglsh. SO 10
For Music on Piano. .-.-......... IS 10
au Sat
Mrs. MORSE will open a SCHOOL. on Mar
ing the lsT OF SEPrEM Der. and ending the
LIST of July The usual Eqeiish branches will be
For further particulars, apply at her residence
a' Rkr Sas Parker, Alexander X.
Parker, Esq Col. T, J Evans. au S-2w'
Old DOMINION iNSTITUTE.-T The next
~ session of this SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
streets. Richmond, Va viii begin on the list dss
Of October, 1861, and close on tho S0'h CT June,
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
|; +, SHUMATE, Mental and Moral Science,
K. q. gibson, Natural Science and Mathe-
Rev. JAMES A. DUNCAN, Biblical Literature
Mons. EDoU; RID HoUDAl Err, French.
CARLO c; Nj RA, spanish and ltslian.
MIS- ELVA NJ. JONES, Ipte mediate English.
Miss MAGGIE ID. BRANDGR, Primary Eng
HORACE CHASE, Pisno and Organ.
u. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
QSWAbp HEINRICH, Painting and Drawing.
!. w. h. PenmanshlP.
TERMS,
{ For the Session, payable half on LIST of October,
residue Feb. IL. 1851.
Primary English, including Vocal Music. 8 80 90
intermediate English including Vocal Mu-
Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
Senior, including Vocal Music. .-..........,. 90 90
nsuas es, each :....-.....;, .-....... 20 10
Piano, gan. Guitar, or Cultivation of the
. Voice, for hat-hour lessons. two per week so 90
Piano, Orsan, Guitar, or Cultivation of the
Voice, for one hour lessons, two per week. so 90
On Painting. ;;........--. so %
Pas,eLoI Water Colors, CEayon Drawing. 20 %
l sc OF Piano, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
Orhamental branches. .---.............,- 00 20
b3ard ..-... 49,. 200 90
" as hlng ana Lights ;-.-.-:......- Is 70
b. Application 10 enter pupils. and all commu-
nieauons concerning the School, should be made to
THOMAS J.. GALLEHER,
Richmond Va
~ The announcement for the session of 1876 81,
Will he furnished TO those who apply, as Indicated
au 7-2m
II Il. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
L SCHO0L.-The tenth session of my School
Will commence on the Sd September. at my resi-
dence, on Clay street, between LIST and % streets.
In the Classical Department 5000
In the English Department $500
Payable Quarterly.
PERSONS desiring to enter scholars will please
call on ne at my residence. L. r. BASS.
au I'm