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upon the back OF the guilty, and oom nenced with the
Supreme Court Of the United States which had declared
tha, the black man has rights which the white man
is bound to respect &c then referred to tho Union
thought the most charitable conclusion 70 that
he was insane. Charles OConor spoke OF the dutie5
Of the masier-wlch was entirely mistake; for duties
He commenced a. some length upon various ssons,
and concluded BY saying hat with God upon our side we
would out conquerors and moro than couqucror5.
THnoDoRE g. Trrrs had prepared volumnous written
speech but the previous speakers had far used
large portion o. what he had intended to say, that he
woud merely run over The sheets briefly Charles OOo
bad from Ireland, tho land celebrated for Ia
freedomIffom snakes and tcsds II was shakc which
had deceived the first woman and bad been compelled 70
i,c and thus Charles O'Conor had conc upon bis belly
America, for they had lait their curse upon him
and sent him to do their bidding The ungrste-
u wretch had come 70 this contry which had thrown
onep s doors and received him With open arms; and
Then lie had turned round and undertaken TO appropriate
the blood aud bodies OF fellow citizens Of the country
Charles OCopoF democrats; but be did noe believe
that oresix nth OF these who Saled under democracy
knew what democracy WINS. He wished 70 remind tho
south that tic ocg that would bring bono would carry
orc ana he Womb warn them TO beware OF sach be-
Charles oConor CARS upon US to let slavery aiore lie
woud e alcno when had been desoy eo Tue ass
reason erect monument over Ne runs nc woaa az
vc OCoror TO practice what be preached ana et slsv.
r. alone; far in him we had found tho man "no sruck
Baly Patterson. fIAughcr.l
The PRnExT stated that tho pro iavcry men "a pan
for do w e si scS sas up
cocc.cu to pay do expenses Of this hail. they would sing
their rally ng song The song sung, the most mpof
feature OF which appeared 70 BE- that INC Soice Of
Brown was crying crying, 70 got the cavv rcc IRON
his chans' but this Old nor 70 be quite sufficient 70
cause tho audierce to feel deeply ID their pockets TOT u
was suhseqoeny announced that "a lacking and at
af later period that 81 20 was st winirg 70 ray ex-
penses. TrtfM
JFMslAH PowrRs entered solemn protest against the
insult offered this audience psht by the Chairman Ia
Linn y, a., = an liant says,y s o x.s
Mr. CAINHr explained that Mr.. Powers was expected 70
CT slavery oil 10 p!cces
NJ. Pcvs had upderstocd hat the meeting was 70 cut
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received per from celebrated Makers by EUGENE
Boots and shoes,-Watcrproof
s5 ,sf 81 ssd sT &c SEs SHOES
And everyhiIy desirable 70, winter wear for
BRooks ss9's SH and Fulton street.
singers Sewing Machines, For FAmf-
gss aors and Al manufactures purposes are nneqrasd
and & s.nas money Ssn any s' machines u
f.my Machines a. $50 and SIS are attracting
/. N. SINGER 4 co ,4ss Broadway, NY.
NO. $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn
o. A. Bile. Exchange and Commission
Rckcr No. 76 0reen~ h street N b. Prizes In all egazed
wheeler d Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
cfce SO Broadway New xcrk.
Important to TaiIors and Others.-The
Grover nkcr Sewing Machine Company have inst intro
snssa Re sDd r s Fo ss q W.
us grosdway New York and No. street, Brooklyn.
Herrfr s's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar reof safea 81 Broadway corner Of Murray
BiiIIard Palace, Court and q g., R sI,nss
Invites best payers, without betting
Bar,y,s Triccphcrsus IL the Best and
chcapss for dressing beausy cleansing curling
preserving and resoipg The hair Lsdiea try It, Sold oJ all
Crfstadoros Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pefste IN tie world; wholesale and rea and the Dye
privately applied, No. 6 Astor House.
BatChelor's Hair Dye, wig and Tou-
Err s s sdsses removed 70 n'ha 1'e' f'' entrance
= Mrs. WinsIovs's SOuShlng Syrup.
xioss q bottles are now used ever. year 10 The qnid
immediate and certain. Only 70 ceLss boule
Beautiful Com liquid
Pearl ic preserving the complexion and skin
, may Tried gratis ~ 4s9 BroaGwaSs
Trwss@ or Every Description for Permo-
neut RECEPTION rupture bathing Trssss Supporter shpui
der Buccs tuspensory Rspdssss sk elastic ockns Knee
CcpS Ankets ard an surgical appliances scientifically
pl,ec by MARSH B CO. No voacy sussL Aston HOUSE
New York
SGuuraud's Poudrc subtitle Uprcots Hair
from low forehssds upper Mps pat Of the ho 81
HonOWay's Observation-Disclosures ala Osald
consider this salvs essebts 70 vol regulate household
sppsabie Whabssr ~ osarats srd Ia - un
failing IN nscdn IA posniins 10 tae north.
C1osing Season Of Furs 1T Cost->At
WHITES. the Halter, S6 broadway. Opposite ST. faG.f
1 church.
Hah-xts Diseases. Fall, Change ot
color. itrE er.satsrneni The whoe heasd ~ aaAND
'sxAk tefwofh street
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Ihsafre.-The bill for tonight en- bracss no.
veit'es OF an attractive character and those
VINO attend will be sure of enjoying z themselves
III Lnis peasant and elegant place of amuse.
mas nearly terminated. and doubtless msny
Will take advant tage of the last opportunities
TO study the poetry Of motion" Next week
we are to have treat Of rareexcellencs at ,hs
ineatre, as will ba seen by the an announcement
iu another column. The Cooper Troupe are
said to be superior In English opera to any
company that ever visited Richmond The
INST OF leading peri rmers contains several
well Known names, while the chorus Is large
and efhcient. The public, therefore, may an
tlcipate mueh pleasure during the opera Week
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IHE PATRIMonY OF ST. PgTEG.--We take
from La Presse this briet notice OF that por-
lion of the Papal dominions to which the
French garrison OF Rome extends its protec-
ton:
- The telegraph informed us yesterday that
General de Noue has received orders from the
Emperor TO defend the provinces OF Rome,
CIFita Veechia, Comarca aud Viterbo. These
are Inc provinces tradi itionaliy regarded as the
fairimony OF ST. Peter they consist chiefly
VI TIE hllodinI estates once belonging 10 the
countess Mathilde OF Tuscany, who made a
uohAtion OF them to The Holy See in 1877. In
the Comarca Of Rome the most remarkable
owns are Tivoii, Aibano, Castel Gondolfo,
ffsscat Subiaco, PdiestTina; in the So called
uFiegation OF Viterbo, besides the city Of the
eahe name, there are tbe towns OF Mon ntetias-
cone, Roncigiione, Ciyita -Cast teila, aud Ness
IN That Of Ciyita- Vecehia, besides the city OF
tie same name. there are the towns Of Toiia,
Cofheto aud Ailumiere. The territory of these
provinces Immediately eGcioses the Eternal
City, ahd is bounded ny the Mediterranean on
ths ~est, by ti- Lsb~'of Boisena or the side
OF Iasehay, Oy the Snbine mountains On the
eas and The legation VI Vellsti on the SOUTH
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POLITICAL.-Gen. Lane made a speech at
Indianapolis Oh the goth inst, in which he
said
II am for all the rights of all the States
and Will do all in my power TO preserve
those rights. l have battled and alWal Will
bt'ur, against any Interference on the part of
Congress with the subject of slavery. 1t Is "
subject with which Congress has nothing 10
do. Leave the Territories open to the South
man as well the Northern man let
each take his property with him, and enjoy it
while the Territorial condition remains. This
is eq ual and exact Justice. The men of the
South foughta as hard and as bravely 10 ac-
qulTe' The territory. or furnished As mut h
treasure tC purchase IL, as those of the y Orth.
How, then, can you diScriminate-how keep
our Southern brother out OF his inheritance!
Let US, then, my friends, contend for these
constitutional privileges and constitutI nal
rights.
"A voice.-'What if old Abe should be elect
ed
well, l say that if he should be elected, we
Wlll keen right on battling for the principe rs
OF the National Democratic party. Should ne
be elected by his sectional party, and on his
sectional platform, we must content oursely rs
with the thought that four years will quickly
pass, and at the expiration Of that time tie
people VIII rise III their Iaight, and place q
man IN the President tial chair who will star 4
by aud to the principles OF the UonstltutioI.
as now expounded by the Supreme Court,
and held by the Breckinr dge party. loud
cheers T.
The Hon Robert Toombs recently made an
able speech at Columbus, q aorgia. in which,
speaking OF the encroachme nts Of the North,
upon the righ is Of the South, he said THAT has
people might stand IL if they choose he had
borne il until another hair would break the
camel's back ;'"' 'and when,'' said the speaker
with q vehemence that shook the house with
applause
When the last disgrace and degradation
shall be consummated by the election OF a
Chief Magistrate over the people whose ian ~
ence aud power will be welded against The
dearest rights of my section, anu the sacred
guarantees of the Constitutions when he shall
stand al one end OF the Capitol 10 take The Ga n
OF Office, then my commission as your repre-
sentative in the Senate at an end then viii
return II to those " no honored me with u
lheh VIII come 10 my commitments nd as on'y
one office within their gilt; then snail be a
candidate for the W hits House OF the soyer-
elgn State Of Georgia"
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A CBANGE-The widow of the Austrian
General Fyuattsn, VIII committed suicide af-
Ter the discovery Of his gigantic frauds, has
been sentenced to three years hard labor her
extravagance having encouraged her husband
In his acts Of depreciation. In consideration
OF her children, the sentence was eommuted
10 three months imprisonment and the ba-
roEess ls now atoning for her reckless and
gddy life of fashion.
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OPPOSED TO FUsIoN.-James T. Brady, the
ctn1 idate of the Breekinridga Democracy for
Governor, made a speech at Albany, N Y ,
Tuesday night, on the occasion OF a serenade
to him a. CoL gress Hail. which is consiC cred a
death blow to all attempts at fusion. He de-
clared that the time for fusion was past and
declared unrelenting war against Mr.. Douglas
VINO, after the present contest, would aever be
heard of again.
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wi AEHNll. .==Iha xenanL zeSsl..I, thLs Sc

will commence the FIRST Day OF OCTOBER, /,
1860, ana end the lst of July, 1851.
All the usual branches of FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught, the Modern Languages BY ra-
ttrs masters, and LATIN, Music, Drawfng ard
Painting. by competent Professors IN eacs, de- l
ment. The French Language will be laat h b a
native of Para. The growing necessity los tlis
language IN our country, makes u essential lh I.
il should be taught orally for which reason /, u
be the Language OF the school room. ssd as 500 n
q proper selection can be made Preach acS
will be procured To reside In the family.
A class wall be formed In Euonsh Literature,
and the course of study win be thu ongh.
A corps of cx perie0ced teachers nine IN mum
berl have been engaged al d OF hers will be ao ~
should the exigeDces OF the school requ re tn u,
REPEHENcRs.-Jpo. X. Tssksr, Attorney 5eu
eIal of Virginia, RICHMOND; kof d. II Tucker.
Medical College OF virsinia RehHond; Hog
NJ. T Hunter, Y. b Senator, ,Lloyd's rs ex o"un~
". Va. Hon James Nj. Mason. Y. : senator.
Winchest.r =. Va; st Geo Tucker, Esa., AsAlNAd,
Va; Right Rev. bishop Johns, Aiexandr 9 Va
Rev. T. v Moore, kiehmoad. Va; Rev. James K.
Savannah, Ga; Judge Il. II. Marshall, Charlotis
Va Rsy. Charles H. Read. kich,%opd, Va; Judge
James d. Haly burton. ID. c. .oi Y g., Ri nm no,
Va; Mr.. William GI1rt, Richmond, Va Mr.,
B b. smith, do; K. I. DanIsl, Eco, do; Colonel
Thos Ellis, do DR., Robert u cabell, 90
For terms and other particulars relating 60 ths
school, address IL. !. BROOKE,
iy 3i-dtlO Rlabaiond Va.
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Meehanic1' HdH.-The company of Ethiopian
MinsTels now playing ia the hall of the Me-
chanics' Institute, have, thus far, succeeded
admirably, both in the character of their per-
formances and in drawing large audiences
Thir Instrumental music Is of the first-class
while their songs and chorusses compare IA
vorabiy with any previously listened TO in
Richmond.
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PoLITICs AND MUsIC.-MIle Pollack, the
prlma donna of the Berlin royal opera, has
been discharged. on account of her having par
tcipated in a musical festival at Copenh hagen
CONT memorative of the battle of ldsett, in
which dlsparaging allusions were made TO
Prussia and Germany.
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SUICIDE OF A PRISONER On Tuesday, q
prisoner i'll the Frederick (Md.) county Jail,
named Charles Turner aged about 65 or ~
years, was found hanging by the neck, dead
in a doorway in the basement of the Jail lead
ing from the yard. The deceased was com
mitted for burglary.
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SHAMEFUL OUTRAGg.-Judge Fowler, of
Hanover, n. H, was egged and hooted by a
crowd of students from Dartmouth College
on Tuesday, because he had held six of them
to bail to answer the charge of maltreating or
putting through freshman. The windo ws
of his house Were broken by STONES.
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THB SLooP SPRAY TRAGEDY body of
man lately found drowned AT Jamaica. L. / :,
has heen recognized as that of Captain Leete
of the sloop Soray, for the murder of whom,
on the high seas, Jackalow, the Chinaman, is
about to be tried in the U. S Court, now in
session at Trenton, N, J. The body was iden-
titled by daughter OF the deceased
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DEATH FROM A SINGULAR CAUsE.-The
Brighton (Eng) Guardian records the death
of clerk named BellrInger, in that town,
from sucking his pen. A siIght wound in his
lip being open, the ink produced erysipelas
aud death. Clerks Will please bear this il
mind, and keep their pens out Of their m0u ths.
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HARD ON THe JUDGE-In the law regulat-
ing the sale of ardent spirits in Nebraska is
the following punishment for violation:
The Justice shall render judgment for the
whole amount of fiue and costs, and be com.
,nILtsd 20 NE common iaM MntM az is paid.n
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Impressive CsrsmOay.-At the Reform (Syca
II yre) Chutch, lii tnls city, "Wednesday
evening, The Rev. Mr.. PeGigrue al minis tered
the rite OF baptism, by immersion, TO an IN
telligent aud venerable lady-nesriy -four
score years and ten Mrs Apphia F Garrett,
widow OF the late Col. James j Garrett of
Caroline. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of large congregation, in which
were the children, grandchi. .dren, and great
grandchildren of the recI pieut.
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jews COMING TO AMERICA.-Seyeral thou
sand Polish J ews have reCen tly passed through
Posen on their way to The United States via
Berlin and Hamburg The German papers
say that such an exodus OF Ihe children OF
Israel has not been witnessed since that out
of Egypt
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COTTON LosSks.- Ehe Mobile Mercury puts
the losses utcotton, by recent fires and WAFER
in that city, at ls,U60 bales, valued at $751;
6U0.
There were eleven hundred and fifty nine
columns of Parliame tary debates published
in the l. lndon Times during the past session, B.,
summaries not included.
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!S.anl,n'S Btthe!.-We are gra lifted to observe
the progress of this edItice now in course OF
construction on 20th street, in this city. The
enterprise is most commsndable one and
those citizens who have funds at their Q!spo-
sal can find no better object on which 10 be-
STOW their favors. Like many other benevo-
lent objects, II has had To struggle against OBJ
stacles IN its infancy, yet its success thus far
speaks well for The energy and persev erance
OF it's founders.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INsTITrTE,

h1Ch MOND VA.
The ll'h session Of this Institution, will COM
last day OF June, 1851
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
ly guallhsd instructors, and every effort will he
made to MAINTAIN the high reputation and select
char aoter OF the School.
The ADVANTAGES ofe red in the departments Of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are un-
'urpassed, while especial atte ut on IS given to the
study Of HIsTORA ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patrons of the School;
tute and " lillam and Mary College. to Profs.
Blsdsoe Smith, Coleman Davis and Maupn, Of
the University of virginia
FOr fur her information. or for catalOq ne giving
course OF study. terms regulations and full list of
gatrons, to which attention invited. address, the
Principal d. LEE POWELL,
Sc Its Box 81. Richmond, Va.
h. BINFORD'S EN- GLISa A n ID
y. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON EAST SIDE of
7rH. BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL
STREETS.-The exercises of this school Will be
resumed on MONDAY sept mber Gath. In this
school every facility Is afoI ded for the thOIou
and systematic prosecution OF every branch of
study taug ut In schools of the hIg hest grade and
the trlDclpal uses every effort to promote the ad
va slcement of his pupils
good and we'll selec' led CHEMICAL AND PHILo-
soPHlCAL APPARATUS has been purchased since
the last
Prof. EwIoN has charge of the French Depart
ment. from to Sh 2. NJ each day. The name of
this gentleman IS a So fficent guarantee that the
language will be thorous hly taught.
IERNsAs heretofore.
For further PARTICULARS, parents are requested
to call at Messrs BNFoRD Il PoRrRR's Ware
ICONS, corner 18th and Franklin streets, or ad-
Sc 4-dlm j. H. BINFORD.
SELECT CLASSICALAND ENGLISH
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Re,ig" f. Harvey, a member
OF the House of Delegates from Richmond and
"estmoreland counties, having rendered his
resignation, an election has been ordered on
the 18th of October to fill the vacancy
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MOVEMENTS OF LORD RENFRRw.-Lord Rem
frew was highly gratfied wiki his Two days
sport the pIairies. Tuesday lne party
bagged lS5 quail, of which Lord Reufrew
Xxi lied 2S. He left for 81. Louis Wednesday.
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STRONG GIKL.-MiSs Carrie Williams, OF
New Hampshire, girl of only ten Years o.
age, recently rode on horseback, in one day, IS
miles, and some days afterwards renewed The
feat vi h perfect comfort to herself.
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cnsntsr Chargss.--Timothy Kitty, charged
with assaulting and choking Mary VanderIIp,
aud Mary Eanderlip charged with as
saulting aud beating Timothy Kitty, were
before the Mayor yesterday, 10 answer
The difficulty originated in a business
transact tion, viz: the sale of Il quart Of
oysters by Mary TO Timothy. When the af-
fray was atits height, and the woman was re-
senting, in spirited manner, the very un-
proper names" applied 10 her by her custo-
mer, neigh Dor stepped in and separated the
parties. Inc Mayor, having paIentIy heard
the testimony, dismissed the case, and the
amiable pair left the Court House
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Msdicd! Col!sge.-The fall and winter course
o: lectures at the Medical College of Virgiuia
Will commence on Monday next The session
viii oEen with largely increased advantages
and facilities, and we hope II viii prove sue
cessful bey ond all former years. The new hos
pital building is progressing, and When COM
nleted tho rooms now used Ior the sick wards
W!ll be occupied by the anatomical museum
which is val iuaoIe and ex leusiye. A new an
paratus for the illustration of the seience has
been procured from Paris, and the Collie ee ~
improved in other respects
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THkER MEN DROWNED IN a CIDER TANK
An accident occarred, on the 25th inst, near
Easton Pa, by which a Mr.. Castner, a farmer,
aud his two sons were drowned or sutfocaIed
II was at a cider mill. They have very large
tank to put the cider IL for fermentation. The
tank leaking, one Of the sons went down to
stop it. The foul air, together with the gas,
suffucated him, and he fell to the bottom. His
father heard him and went TO his assistance,
and in attempting to get his son out he, too, fell
in. A young man at work at the mill, i'll at
tempting 10 get them out, 1ell also, but sue
ceeded in getting out. The o ther son attem pied
to rescue his father and brother, but fell to the
bottom, aud all three were drowned in about
eighteen inches of cider, or We're sufocated by
The foul air and gas.
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Ordsred TO L>drs.-J Ohm NJ. Roberts, the per-
son who claims TO be white, and represented
himself as the master of Solomon Davis, a
free negro, was again before the Mayor Yester-
day. The matter having been fully investi-
gated, Roberts was informed that II ne did not
at once leave the city he would be ommitted
to the chain gang and otherwise punished
He thanked the Mayor, said he wouldn't catch
him here again, and hastily departed.
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SHARKING EXTRAORDINARY. - The slOOp
Emma" formerly the "Splendid," has re-
turned TO Honolulu from a cruise around
French Frlgate Shoal, where she had been TO
obtain sharks fins aud seal oil. Daring her
cruise she has taken about 500 sharks, some of
monstrous size, with jaws large enough to
swallow an OK whole Several encounters
were had with their savage sharkships, dur
ing one of which shark bit piece out of the
sloop's side larAer than mans head. On
ano ther occasion, two sharks which had been
caught actually towed the sloop several miles
to leeward, though she had both Of her an
chors down at the time. These fins. whica the
sloop has been in search of, are eaten by the
Chinese, with whom they are considered a
choice delicAcY.
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Glass Blowing.-This interesting exhibition
continues in "full blast,'' at the Mechanics
Institute. Go and witness the novel process,
aud receive a curious specimen of glass work
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Conttnusd-Martha Anderson appeared be-
fore the Mayor yesterday and charged Thomp-
son Burgess with harboring aud concealing
her child. The accused denied that the girls
liberty was at all restricted, and asser ted that
he could es tabiish a stronger claim TO her tina
the com mplainant. The Mayor required him
10 give security for his appearance this morn
inc
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4ecidsni.-A negro by had one of his ears
partly cut of by the edge OF sign board,
which fell, yesterday morning, near the corner
OF Main aud l4th streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.
,HURCH HILL FEMALE SEMINARY

~ Having leased for term OF years of MT
Oliver, the commodlous and handsomely located
hul dlnss recently erected on Marshall and 10Th
streets. the rrincipsl would respectfully call the
attention OF parents and gu8rdIans Jo TINS Schoo
the exercises of which will commences NON
DAY, the LIST dav OF October. COMMUNICATION
ma, oe h d with ths Principal at the Seminary,
during ne D wees. II IN whom 4ll paTtlcular-
with Te feI ence 10 the School NAV be obtained.
Mas NJ. 5. CROCKETT,
PRINCIPAL.
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Pardon Refused The Governor declines TO
pardon one A. nj. Dudley, convicted OF forgery
in Mcdowell county, aud sentenced to the
penitsutiary for TWO years