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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-23
EDUCATIONAL.
Mon FKMsLE tssrlft TT,

| < &c ~ IN RILL
| y. psrpER. A. NJ, Pripeipal
Tbs institut ION VIII he r@.ornned lot ths 1--
| caption Hat slias aal BAY scholars on tha iGsh
/ Of sept. Ii. her. i'el, uo8e- aaspce- sud
/ eeTf. o! Instructor liberal PATRONAGE II eol
.'t"t. t"r FaH'cHaos, Spply AZ 'e lati letr''.-r
y q lLKs NORTH OF Qua gLoF7SS ILLh.
September, spd end ss.h Iaaa follow'ns.
>CEss.r= T.reHf .-kuslish, Ancient and Mod.
ere La0eusGes, MethswAlins
FsE' .-For board All Tasrioa, fnot iuclaa.ps
/ ,sB dies ard Tow sis,l $3.50 Ear session.
The" who desire further Information, please
'fo't,4 49, ssd neget, oh.rlos;ssv,ls: y.
- :. SHA.h n m&ok' VI. Pa NJ. y; w.,
W - " ." " a5iIvAx co. "A.
Tia session bvsius l.. II October apd closes
tnI compia,e. The situation j. 4boat Iye mice
~aujn o. Richmond. utiway bst~eya ths sas-
board AID 3he rao3Etsius; aud combine s!i he
savHnisE>i a. safety hes''n and rsHTsmepi 'hal
TaHN Yer board aud tuition ten months. ~
elusive 81 1gAt- sud towels, es59, payable hall
yearly 50 a3yAcce-
\. :. 70, eysry psyias tosrd.r. 2ladgs, NY
f-tsrsev
A54rsss -, 4 Clover Depot ii.lisxGe.; vs.,
Eftae>"> MALE AcADE,f.
- -@.h. belween CiA. and leigh streets,
CRUNCH uiLL.
The sixth aoaral session Of ,h,- scHVoT. viii
cultUo eIca MONDAY, September 2sd
be va. 9us English bran ch -. tha Classics a2a
TIA aath ltios taught fhorapEniy.
fsA I.SAS A. TsKEf oFngE.
E0t 'Tr,Arr particulars, inquire &
al lI-rm< Principal.
'EHE Ni>~E> cLOpio> tdauxhtrr- 81 Ia.
ih.e Iad<e H'opt'n} will open SCHOOL 90
.he Er-t d.y IF October. 1851.
Per futthet iGf'rpRt on. Apply {" the Niese5
tLpPTp&. 81 VI. uutchio,eus. "a 81 atI At, be
tween Canal a"i tary- ~ Him
Al I>~ Sally =. hiC'iAI. DSUN Will
va resume ia" exercises = Gar school on MtN
bAl, he An ~ SaF.suhrr, "a Gay street. oa-
Rzssh-. .Ts.-K-v. II. !. Ho-s. .. D.. wv.
+. hg>F"ka Pr "l-"'1's
| rFitACH HiIL EsGLI>H 4 NJ Ia-A,sI-
~ CAL SCHOOL:
UN bsoAp, BETWEEN 24gH 40 c5TE >TkEEI~.
The p-St session - thts school 3 j cylAAsnCs
aeFsRe>ck- --sle-st- 4 Y. stokes. HINT &
t&mes, A y. Lee, Andr-wF'. Il at, } N. ConTrd,
(. =. Smith, btearn- Th"s. HerdErcve, Col. Z.
\. wilkins. Dr.. John knoz-PatEone.
~ For eiFlui-rs, Any /" s'sIs e., a STo&zs
al .'-Ila~ Principal.
i. 1EGilsG AID CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Theu,h sessl2a. = my sse3o, VIII commences
90 he 18Th SEPTEMBER next, Il nv residence
on clay street., between La sEd "a streets.
TEAM AZ rsUaI:
IN the Classics. Observation-Disclosures $50 Ja
IL th= Ba2I.sb Observation-Disclosures. q 90
Payable Quarterly.
PeTsous desiring. 70 enter SCI JIar., viii plesss
| esil na u. ~ ny rsaidohs" I. IA. BASS.
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= LAEAavEER SGEE,
a iJCEICEGER Az b UOMEissIOR

nkECaAaF,
VII s..saa regularly 20 ne ss.ta Of Hcsgse.
BATU RpAT auEAIN1. stt3 0'.ges.
stock Intended FOR s.is val pleas pa sass2s3
hs!"7a 'aa morri1E o. ma sale
T1LAGAtS Eki<f HhASuE.-A very eaps-
= rior article, put up IN 1885, much recommend
ed FOR children aGd ms sick. Also, pare Rya
whiszey NJ oaio.n6l French Brandy Port Wlns
$40 0-s' ~ 4. y. Pow Gas bratgtst.'
tyls Corner Main sud isth SIS.
TUNS =. t.0ss5Ua q sslS, ItlH ST.
a EaAE TaE gXCHAHGB a0T2L.
DFsrs fss Es1s .krEs assortment Of lEOG, som,
pE-G!1g ewae1e's AInericsn Asamsred, BURIish,
AID EaR-tsh Ksfned English, Amer3san3 kusflal
sp6 Imitation Hutzis Sha9t iTca Hoop, Band ard
scroll Iron; Refined Plow Iron sUd Plow Ptstss.
.ls0 Yin Plate % various si15s, Tor Timers sad
HAM IEet1rcrs Shae., Bolt. ard IDgos Copper
s3es. 1ia-, srel5er, BioeS T,&. sad shs 1ls.s!s
ns1a.'s sid il ta-s DErAes- Il II
"a AZ a - 3 AaD A@Tis2s' stSEks
i = 2 T j. Y K . 9 &
f9e. So HEin ST. oa4SE SpclsHood HosSl,s
%As ssosE scmprtRss ali ma ArtlSst n ase &a oss
Eocse sn& siSa psizssEs, sssfi&6s and furniEars
zzxAGIASsaF~-+- sr'lFss, &zsAi-ftI sAa sssaza,s-
sasn zsnsrSiiV
ggDR nlaRHHtEA AND SUMMER COM
Z PLAI&t&.Ws have "a hand very elperior
article of BLACKBERRY BRANDY, II our own
ser agJ flesh Arrow Foot, So, Iof The rs.!s. ana
NAAD& & BAKER, Phaemaesutlsts.
sn IA "aip a. sorn"f a"'v@ Pnat-ones
: OILS q Hs.-Those soldisrs suffering with
y bad coughs froEo cola. via ind sure rsu! sdy
~ boaekeT's, lear ths Old Marke5. AK for Pun
monary balsaE. havs Rsed 1t II NY family Tor
jazz A. GoDp1s.
Thu above Bais2m Is prepared and sold b
A. bODEkEE y co. Druggists
81 Main 81, rear Old Market.
ITO NOOLEN MANUFACTURES >.-Ws
I are receiving On consignment az psIior White
W&rps, escorted uumbeTe, and prepared 10 CON
date. tJy 29} KENT, PAINE 3 co.
nEEs4sSAL coeiPOUrD CEaL 0RiSF
~ q - . WAeh-An elegant, useful aud
agreeable preparation for cleansing, preserving
and raueri * whatever Is ufeuaty. IL the breath
% unpis<zs.-t o ne tasts. For Eale by
iv.s " PETERSON & co. lsS hs;n at
DAD&'e DENTAL DIET EsGE NT IL the
Dees. r7sgErst!on ever invented Tor SlsAn.naths
teeth a. 4 Improving shs sompleElon: Prepared
az @ .''7 " = ~ - sc saa : : 49,.
0UEgAtsE DED>TEADs, NIaTTh ENsEs.
~ CHAi4@ TABLES. &0.-0n hand FOR al.
sheaP, loo Cottage Bedsteads 80 siRgis and double
shnss A%.iFssas'; ChAiIs, Tables, Csblhets, SO
~ ~; IS: Corner NAB 4hE .a4 f ,s'g Il.
fTBEsii AND SWEET ARROW ROOT;
Il Slaekborry hrandy; Chocolate. Broma: Co.
Sos; Cora Starch PsA!l Barley &c, tor sale ~
MEADE BAhER's
al "a - Drug store.
Guns! GUss!.-Fine Double barrel tarls,
" from sae to sss, fcT sals by
ru.ksf CLUB sMcAINt4 nUBACUU.
Harris Jockey Club Smoking Tobacco, In
sSavseisat sixed bales, for Oaiep uss Tor sal BY
an - W. fhf' RsoN Go, iEs A.sn al
II AIM ESQ skiRTlNa AND COUNTRY.
III fASaEp SOLE LRATAkk-for sale by
Ans JoHn u, GORDON CON.
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NKEktERiGksHIg HIGH 50 hi . ~ 1.


NM u. JuaHso4, PRINCIPAL.
Eips MAXI /. " 0opE.Eu, Vice Principal.
Rev. 4. NJ RANDOLPH. Lesturar On the Rsi-
Gerc~. of Christianity.
Iaiss +. IA. WIILIsss, Teacher OF Music.
TINS next session Of this SCHOOL, which ts
Boardinl and Day Scn0ol, will commence on tho
tIst MONDAY al September next.
For further information, address al Frederick
burg, Va, WEN. +. JOHNSON.
l2-l23t
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Ala. LEFEBVnks >CHO0L,

IVA RICHMOND, -.
TtI- Institution viii be open ARs'u "a TIE -
dEy % October, 1891, for ths reception buth u
H0ardsYs and Day Scholars. For particulars,
trpiy - Ian io-tsl HUHERF z. LEFEBN r..
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DRY GOODS, &c.

NrOrICE-sOUTHERE FEDgRACr
fsdsrscy Bonds, f9r the puraha5s o. goods, or IN
pawn ant Of debts due ma.
ie 80 ALFRED hosBs, 50 hsia at
VpsNhlNt5. PtSKsNG. PsNNGNa. no
I TEE LADIES Ladies' wishing FlOunces or
other articles PIN kED, cal have J. neatly exs-
cutsd at the shortest notice. Fiounciag pinksi
for three eants the yard, Al EIhLIBL's
iv2n 30. q Main streat.
rs1u hEILLi~ERs AND CAP HiAhERa,-
4 have on hand 2 lot Of small KATTAI HE8DS,
suited fGr iaillileIs and cloth cap MAKERS, Very
scarce 10 he rur en- cheap to Gloss, e.
iysz EZEk BIS. q Main street
<T&stf;.tE:S, CALICOES. Received, q large
} lGs OK calico fsst eOgFs, which vs. oIeF a. toe
LdHNS0g i HAYWOOD.
wvis No II Main At
DRESs stLk>.-Fancy Dress silks for sale
mi i 's'' 10" p''N'' CHTLss CpFNERY.
nEGEIvED AND FUh sAa.E-erey MIN
Il. AIRY Casslr3eFsst Enamaila1 Cloth, f0f ti@n-
Es.6; so.orad Fl@an5ls: white BlaEkets.
JOHNSON ., HAYWOOD.
Is7s No. u Main street.
4 POSTAL Hogls.a.--OH nAnd
- aILlr AIRY 30 . 81
Lta9 ySrds BA0A SATIN Eth.
s3.3 - bEEE BLADabias.
Ics7 BFEE GhSEiaERes-
ssae saesp OZbT CASSl4EESs.
s-3ss CR&V full . CLOTHES.
49, EkMY BLANKETS.
"a ostrx or priced srIJrsd bLAshE-E-
-hs shove VIII Sc offered a vary low p-isss
eiGsa M.lit1ry eo.npsalss n wsVt Of out6ts ~il
ALyRED ACbG5,
avzs s. AAln street.
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faT : - : - 90
GREAr BARGAINS ~ DIR ~ - % ~ = !
&TSaGg3, ao.-ape1lsl 4et.es 10 the sity s1a
wsu - calilpg a 20 & 0alz stfeet.
Rsviag : 7ery large stocS Of PnE-s, LAWS
yzSeDs-tE Or.su1i5s, plGt: ETJ h&1Ied bsrages
blaoh s0d cotored sliks, ahswjB and &Nntiiias
B. sacnrG eRd bruwJ Shifting ard Shesfing. CSsal-
t.eros Rc2 r sntI.ky ! e9Ez, striped &7c donef'ts
l9f men @-1 ,, -, - i,.fI 80
Ktd aud Gait-sEil SHOES, misses SIS tn'lers2 2
sA2eE' o. ever! so 81 N'A"...S s.I -
.9e N.Voa' i-r 20 @"a 10y .f-e@, "a -
LIZ .9-ss.3 49, ~ = =. -, ..
- 49,. i.'-7 - - 5000 a. * .srt..
~ a.1s-1' $50, go ~. - "a
- ~ ~9dp ~ A~1 : - L. s'.,+' g.
Ehita I-r e}s2. n S5'21ls1!1- AI9 g..e5s' ~
s4es, ''-55 - = - ~ = - - 1--.1' =
- tAosa s"poS @'oF - 80 " 49, -
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CUI,EEFsEJ, tCsIIsVY.

"a u this School o"Anm=uces netogsr lst ana con-
nnCes ter months. The cvurss Ii fully pToPsTs-
'ory 70 ths University OF virginia. Special at
.eotlnn has siwa~s been pad "a MsIhbM Afije,
DRAWING, EhCtNBkRINd, &s.. and. heteaTt ~,
FDRTfrICATiGS and other branches ~ military
scieucs will Oe regularly taa8h! IL lie heho9l u
&nCireeriEE.
TxK.z.- $3.50 pr session. LLbsFal Ir,.Egs-
lnects made "a - payment. Address,
SAHU 81 SCH J0HEk. y. 4,
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- q. D,-DADES DEATAL DkFG8G INT -
~. This 10 preparation FOR Whitening. ClssGs-
INK and preserving the tsatA, siren Il neainE 'ha
KuT1s, SAD relieving affections al gb9 m0uta &ad
ta1gar. 3. - superior to 2uytainE nov n ass
far tke5s purposes; Il CJltEAs 15thloR ia 1Elou4
to lhs enamel 0t rhe tseta, as Is TIA case with
r0v1 -vz ana tn axs u tnet uatJI7i BIT from ia
blszcaleE ana s0spY 4uali'ias, IL rsMosea a. ~
col2r-aVa. lafieF or other natter from tbs tes:c,
ifaslsts tlasrsrt ndor 70 tC5 brearG, aHd ie9vSs
= pheasant tse,s Ia tie mouth. ft.cv- 70 c0Ats.
frsyaIsG and sold by a 3oDEk&R & CO.,
nv - UT0Cg'sts No. 10 slsln stEsst.
fNaz .tf;33tE.A ksLsES-A sgit4ip remedy
- ter he positive sud speedy cure OF WagihGe8,
suG1gsr Complaint, C5oisT- AeEbae. and al othsf
GIF saaas cg fbe stomach zud bowels. This we'll
kEowG MeGic-Ja has b5sr long before the pablo,
sa@ esq lie confidently G6cclsfa ended ;OT t.e above
complaints II 70 pat up a cheag form. 80 as 10
e12bis ali t. supply themselves without much eE-
p8Ase. Price, only 90 cents bottle. ltoera,
asdusliou viii - made 70 Foidi4ra oayi2s y lie
dozen, Prepared and sold by
Z. ". pow ELS, Druggist.
i'lrnAr Mata and 49, b Ata
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- 9 MSalARkwa go.
:. " =. gsEs

Is :. -. E&AKsEE.
ev Aro~HECA2y AsD ogUGGis~,
80 4ss+ss,sss.s 5sjesss~ s3ses' aas -1TesE srss
6safsr - Drogs, hsals;css. Chemicals, gaSsy
Faia.s dils, Dys-5tC1., Brr7,Ds 2IGtd, keroseus
o., Aia.&Os GRrGs2 AID Fi0~sF aascs: Cigars,
COMBS, as; al n . 9opuIt' fs'sat Aeditiaes q
80 DAY sE1 XII oessy sssIsiss ususIy kept ~
0rus stores, walsh Viii ia SOLD OK he tlost Ss..
66ys;.isaa 'nt osd.rs ssr ,.ly Or having
.1sF PRESCRIPTIONS cAs2Fui4Y ard aeGr
s4sz1v sogsp1a2~s& a: ~ ho9T; q 10 DAy I'D
an . lI,a. s,tee.
q ..T. RGs5;rsUa -uKAJUATo CETUE
sEazsg E iJAHSIPELA CvaLsDB OF PnAR2s
E%A az, lsr0czs9U6 70 Lk5DLhr :. BoPtE6oE.
S3A keaEin Aga frSnsiin streets. k.shGCods las
Ia sc>sa ia,s9, f5ssh s12 = raise seteS sgez c{
&@GAt.lss, -a@n-es-E, Fsr>ant!: fS2:y Aftis.Ss,
astSSclra ~iL "a g4vsS 70 az Fas 7@FArss s2Ss Ct
orJsrl toy s.,7nasnt ~iG es rses.p..y as.aezs3
g Ra5 @Gsf saFefgiiy pEeEea 90 2
--,er s'sEsss y. sAaLtGs, .. ~,
@T3g APorHEUAAx AID oYGo4laE,
80 a'Ahas E P1t5s. sa :. So
DEtUa. 9zDIC3Ft3 PkIagg. OILS, wlsryTs
aL.sse S.2s 4&EG8, rTs-srgFsa' s~scr
r4g.rIr--saArs 7sx7sAeEEsts .
sEEPLs'e IEFaAL.BLa u ESQ toE pE5.
"a q - 4 = 4 pa. 5S%s
Eg <@rzXsox = co. veaos.rArg pave.
- CysFs &sE oAALss5 - iUGige, sq'Sez. Il -,
asts 20 -T9Dd, IL caro-. Eo4E, s1Aysn, *sl SgJs,
Scps~S4. S2lE Et4Er4, tU.,2S@s - "A o. sslA.
petra syoDxSs, sAieE&tas. flGY, splpkL, Cope
TAS, b.iUstJBs, Alan, Eoapis&kl, Wn.t@ Las
SINS Pains EtaE4et OIL g@lcIs, FtTaGaS Oh! 10.
IEF OIL, LsEt Of. Castor 80 sc1qus bGALs-lA.
sits tu- kL,eGtiUo Of AfRsre4ss Visiting R'st'
EsGG:, - sESzS 21ayk e susIs sl9ss y aG-, "a
eArieiF &EG piss = 5SS sa.passsE = .st3 ~ reg
&JSj-.sC9 ss'E.
80 vrs sEk ctast4jy ssssE0.a 80.
~. FbTLEsoS h U.s.,
IL = brrgE'5ts- ia IAN stree, sovEog Iiss-
% Ecs&EPN AAiULgy,
go vz2DuA~G o~ eGAEnAUF.
&NA iLAtg 1A:E-2r SukTssJA,i
Afa.s Sss Fsf.A &ssst-s. s.ss r" iss &sa &-TfSF.
E1tRhGST. "a.
E&rGfsstsr4z Z and y-a3sr IL PafsEna sslsssis
81 1piH.4z -. csl.e.et sd prepared ~ a;r4a2 :,
sgg.EtsT :.s ys'yetsikrE', ptaata-fon An4 family
rss- = J EsF EEd TEye EaUsliSsi pare ClsIi!sS-s
aE6 Eht-AEsayilesiA, 81 st}s!as Cnssls, sA1t4s
BAsE. e1EvsuE1 IEftYGI AIS, - 2I*41Ssts. &@e.t
- inzpg <ss;ureys' pTl4es.
SaA.s.sz. GGAssa. suppcFiss1 TEusasa, LcEeG7
zisz.taa@A aAsaG s30sEIcss.
FstfEJsEy, &gEv2, Bruises EGd Combs, % Al
siG2s. fsGFy 3oo1s, pe:s &pisss+ pure " ht}s
garUglas otis, Dt.s % al ztpds, EIrlics gAEl1,
p class Eye s,Ugs ara YsralsEss.
-EiLns SMOKING Az Gaswi2g Eoo-Sso, ksGG-Es
Havana JsglSs.
ggra Il sI.ecI Brandy, wi2sx sai " hlss&y.
vtsy4E.nZ *. gs,%ss iUf Cooking CcextuR @tas+
snd RI c.4sf x<tts.sE ssp3 Il (. ars.-s.Ess rus
store, sd good tcEfas a. s1UiEr s.sis - sSa
- 1s-1ss Tor, sitEar kcFtA or Sod,h. nhs
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grvaET.N a.E = Is = 4 . ?. PE0ss.,
~ edo. u ATT - Cb.--tsEBE LlaHSD IS as.@.--
GEORGE MATT ass obtained - t;1era1F tlt'h-.
fea. @avEt-.s PATENTS IA Ass GU ! F-h "a 1 /
Flows stEoGW3=Cke G - sWefs.s ile Igs' re-
- 53s IMPROVEMENTS ever t-Gis on Ais ic1p.s-
raa1tt t1E65 4. Ta'so pA.@at& EaF5 10 faa fesPa@-
.ttsiY teH WE'VE aud 1Iigzeaa yssvs. GL0 ASa
oser -xzltsL :. ia .A4o .sssaslIsa fAIF IL RisA-
,e5a9 gsE,l1es.s nj ~--s5l As44lr Jog s71't1lsH
saa5-t.5tEv 70 t57rslA, l-as htFcest FL sl2.>t-2a
gv1.i aa1 ., ne az t5 Ea.i g-gial p4.- 60 TIA
a.-s. - <5f.tia1 pfe-4t..z a. - 49, t4s
e-ae53.-g :atFz for f=srE.
%.s-ais r.o l-os.as .sss IS sas ElLsa o5hs7
- sG5. iz salss--a An1 W. Gs7~ invite x.i "a
want u Ps"@t. w2sfactsd 80 -fsff fesp9ss s-s
ees4t 90 o.1ags tn s. ana s4,las .sF.s Rr%
vAs-5& <sc~s a. Ff0sf-. o+sti4Eb "a. Ak.-*ulsz.-
80 ls g.. EMS ana Isgz.. sa# .siaa Sasa sG EEa
zS.- .-ea4.E. 81, - hssa SHEt Icz 2S.I - c-g
Gsts<t.s ssa~- /. 60.
a@@ss9s.@ 1sierf ETSaspz4 so:4i,
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= NAh>EALL STEhBTS--I Oh l. L IFH I 81
Thu ajSTEka or GHAkiTY The tl;is- - .,,s
iu-fitntlau viii b resumed "a the Isl MOS 0AT
IL ooy'sr hoF.
6o&gl .-Id suiti"E par sa1ufn, t-z"; Day 5eh"i-
srs psr quarter, &c So IL e. So.
EoE further Information, application should bs
Ti1d. :" lha h. Rev J. aCuILI or 20 the iusttTS-
ton al Il 40
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aaILygsaY GOODS.


~ -
xsT =,
Z
GaplsAhtis so hsui. 'sr2s gt ~ WALL
nNd - Tha r., sgi wi ean.ikst FOR Il g IL
ssr. 10 As made 3. short E9ffel.
t- s sfS.
C"yusy mAa zUG Pea. strosss
II t-ir' ElshmcUa, E.
AZ AUGs
= VgggACX Sn.
TIE bee and she%pess Ia tAa ely. t57m. Ap'va
furnished On tht fargfae- notice. fiHA, me yaieJ
nus9sscS. vi ,ci rafye4 the tH1r-.old 9GEH--e %
KBspfEcf, Coax. Teri Ea& E.S0fat. 'ni- a11
examine - tre Nrfh4. -a Governor 80 Ban
81 ssaa, oVsr ~E'syaf x aAAsE & Eiat-tEs e.'f#.
II 4 oil sDTH s.-..s fy st-tr.F
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(UEgAeE BED>TEADs, NIATTh EAsEs.
~ CT r., TABLES. &0.-On hand, for .ai,
sheap, Zoe cottage Bedsteads 80 siagie and double
ahneA Ea.tEssass, ChAiIs, Tables, Cablhets, SO
fxs. Sze. ALkX MOTT
va Corner Main aud ifth sis
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(rnIhcH HiIL 3eGL,eh A>D 1AAssi:
piCA,iOSu ExW1Lk IssTirUTG.

PeTsoUs desiFiD.. 70 enter SCI JIar.. viii plss
esii ,n u. ~ NY rsai&eBes. Z. l.. BASS
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AT. I.AtnEL ACADE,iy,
IErtne>o> WAVE ACADEMY.

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NEWPORT NE WS.

DECIDED AT LAsT.-The case of DR.. Foster,
for an assault and battery committed on the
carrier of the Times newspaper, which hung
two iuries, was finally disposed of on Satur-
day morning. A jury, after hearing the evil
deDce, inflicted fine upon the Doctor OF
50 so.
FELL DEAD IN HER Own HoUsE.-0n Fri
day morning last, as we are informed by a
neighbor, an elderly woman named Mrs.
Frank, residing on Hooper s.row, between
Byzantine and Front-streets, fell dead in her
own house, while in the act of passing from
one roomto another. She had not previously
uttered any complaints, though it was known
she had been suffering with disease OF the
heart. ..4r
GLAD TO ANNOUNCE IT AGAIN.-It is with
much pleasure that we are enabled to an
nounce the resumption of business in Wolfe s
Rolling mill again. The mill recommended
operations a week or two ago. and affords
employment for about seventy-hve hands,
all of whom are overjOyed at their good for
tune in being enabled to procure market
money.
BILLIARDS AND BENEvoLENCE.--Major Osld-
well, of the Star Billiard Saloon Of our city,
has extended an invitation TO the great bill
! lard players, Messrs. Tiemann and Deary, OF
| Cincinnati, Seereiter, Of Detroit, and Parker
| of Milwaukee, for friendly encounter, which
! is accepted, and the game will come off on
! Thursday afternoon next. There will be 9
charge of twenty-five ceuts admission, thu
proceeds to go the poor.
County CoURT.--This is County-Court day
and Judge Boyd and the chief members Q
the bar of Newport will leave for Alexandra
this morning, for the purpose Of holdinI
Court. II will be the first attendance Il
Court of our new Sheriff, Jas. Rairden, EsC
BENEFIT OF CITIZEN HERBERT.-There is
gentlemanly attdeke Of Pixies Opera-hous'
In Cincinnati, by the name of j. +. Herbert
who occupies the responsible position
treasurer Of the establishment and that ger
tleman, in accordance With a time-honore
custom, will take benefit at the aboN
house on Friday evening next. Mr.. Herbe
is citizen of our place, and we understaI
large party Is being made up 10 pay Il
thester a visit on that night, in eomplime
to the beneficiary.
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From -. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, February 3-A convention OF
the representatives of the Constitutional
Union and Democratic Parties assembled in
the Mercantile Library Hall, yesterday, for
the purpose of nominating a ticket for the
State Convention and agree upon such q
platform as would most likely meet the sup
port of the national conservative voters of
The country. The consultation between the
two parties was friendly and harmonious,
all party distinctions being set aside.
The platform adopted reiterates the reso-
lutions passed at the great Union Meeting
on the 18th of January, expressing devotion
10 the Union strongly opposing the Seces-
sion of Missouri, and insisting that the action
of the Convention be submitted to the peo-
pie.
The following gentlemen were nominated
on the Constitutional Ticket: John D. Coal
ter, D. A. January, Henry s. Turner, Geo
Penn Louis, V. Bogg, John W. Wills, P. B
Garcoche, Luther NJ. Kennett, HAMILTON r
Gamble, Albert Todd, VIM. T. Wood, N. j.
Eaton, Uriel Wright, Henry Overstalz and
Ohas s. Clarkson.
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A CHAPEL ERECTED OVER RAoHEL's ToMB.
NJ. Raphael Felix has built monumental
chapel above the tomb which contains the
remains of his sister Rachel, at Cannet, in
the neighborhood of Cannes. On the facade
of this chapel are copies, in marble, of the
three crowns offered TO Rachel by the man
ayers and actors of the French Theater, by
the city of Lyons and by Mile. Dorval, all
three Of which are Of solid gold, the second
atrical emblems and garlands of FLOWERS adorn
the exterior walls, and on either side of the
door are baskets carved in marble and filed
with living flowers. The interior is fitted up
with tables fixed to the walls, and tablets let
into the panels, destined to received inscrip-
tiops. The tomb contains inches for nine
other coffins. One of these has already re-
ceiyed the remains of Rebecca, RachePs
favorite sister who lies beside her.
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Beauty.


Beauty is the reflection, in some form, of
the perfect idea every liberated soul enjoys.
When the reflection is complete-the exter-
nal reproducing the internal-the Beauty is
pure and entire.
Beauty, therefore, is the highest realiza-
ton, the loftiest reach of aspiration, the
latest vision the spirit sees. 1t rarely exists
in unadulterated entity, and is still more
rarely recognized by the human sense.
The many have vague, but no correct
idea of Beauty, and accept the glitter for the
gold, the paste for the diamond.
The bright though delicate beams Of
Beauty can not struggle through the Opaque
ness of their being, to inform them of its
presence; and they come and go, uncon-
scious of its existence, though they believe
in its mirage.
| freedom is standardization from prejudice,
passion, materialism; and as selfemancipa-
| tion progresses, the aesthetic sense grows
| clear, and the mystery is revealed.
| Beauty, as time and custom are, is un-
natural, and we are slow to believe it truth
! full when it dawns. 1t is so strange, so much
thing of the imagination or of memory
that il seems shadow more than substance.
Its perception awakes thousand emo
tions the object or subject appears unreal
and yet forgotten familiarity; part Of
our unpenetrated self, a manifestation of ouI
unIecorded possibility.
Beauty, truly such, never can be popular
but il must ever be immortal; 1t is study
more than a sensation, a religion more thar
sentiment. 1t appeals to the sense, bu
more TO the spirit, and, if genuine, must, o
necessity, find approval in the soul.
Beauty has no law, for it is above all law
is itself the law and its enforcement.
1t is always unfolding itself, but never un
folded.
After all its utterances, an enigma remain
behind. Its universally gives to each o
many a different meaning.
DelphOs declares, but the Interpretation
needs an interpreter still.
Beauty is inseparably associated will
Truth and Good they are the trinity
Love, which requires them for its endurance
if not for its genesis.
Nothing mean, low, unjust, inhuman bu
is deformed, and an uncorrupted nature ca
not be drawn TO deformity. Evil has n
magnet but TO the evil, and Beauty no beaut
but to the beautiful.
Love is the effect of Beauty on the SOUL
| slow often in its Apocalypse, but certain
the end, and positive as the Polei thoug
shadowy and half intangible.
All progress'is toward Beauty. Not eve
Fate can direct il otherwise. At either sid
of Beauty are her vailed sisters, Truth an
Good; but she speaks for them, and the
through her, whenever an earnest worship'
kneels within the temple.
l. Every nature has the capacity to love Il
beautiful, but a thousand causes crush it ou
The practical comes too neari enters into q
! Thought and feeling, and displaces 4
: aesthetic sentiment. ffi.-
~ Statues pictures poems rivers, aOwsl
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT IN ENGLAED.-At the
entrance to Milford Haven, England, on
Christmas eve, a gunner named Burke, with
a rope fastened to his waist, plunged into a
heavy sea to recover a small boat that had
been carried from its fastenings. The rope
proving too short another was added which
broke at the joining, and left the man, ham,
pered, to be carried out to sea, amid the cries
of his wife and children. a
A comrade named Kay, powerful swim
mer, plunged in to rescue him, but was dashed
high upon the rocks. In little while the
body of the drowned man rose to the surface
and sea gull perched on its head and, in
sight of all on shore, commenced picking a.
it until the ebbing sea bore the corpse and
its Wretehed freight out of sight, Two day
afterwards the terror-stricken widow gave
birth to another child.