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Two American Citizens Refused
Permission to Cross from
Calais to st. Stephens.
TIE British Soldiers Fired Upon by
One Of the Americans.
The RumOr that killan and Darcy NcGee Arc
Working Together Revived.
SEIZURE OF FENIAN MUSkETS.
Oar Calais Despatch.

CALAIS, Me, April % 1860.
This afternoon two American ctizens who had passed
the United States guard this side Of the 1dge Leading
" ST stephens, were refused passage by the English
guard the other sdc This action the two loudly
complained Of and in rc,reang Of them deliberately
drew pistol aud discharged 1t at tho English soldiers
Tho ball did not take eject but the affair has occasonoi
tho intense excitement The United States guard
arrested the two citizens, who supposed to be Fenl
Colonel Henry, the officer In command OF tho
United States forces here has ordered them TO be gycn
up TO the civil authorities This action Of Colonel Henry
General Meade has approved
Tho English cainorons for the delivery OF the col
prt 10 them and doubt. az The affair happened on
English ground he Will be demanded under the extra
dlton treaty Tho guns Of tho English guard were un
loaded they would have returned the nre.
There fears that Of the offender may
be attempted tonight by the fcnans 10 the number Of
whom several additional were made to-day.
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Our Montreal Despatch.

bbsf0Al1 hpru ~ lhoo
la 1insrpd, the French ofcial paper s,a,os that IN
formation Ia the hands Of the government wheel
will lead 10 a number OF additional Fonan arrests
Many leading politicians here believe that alliance
for mutual benefit exists between Il. Donn XII
Ian and Darcy McGee Tho latc movement at
PASSPORT by gentlemen ascribed to hcGcc IA
motive being TO further Me confederation OF tho Proyn
They profess TO nnd confirmation OF this view IN
the recent speech OF KaD in which lao stated thai the
Fenans would break up confederation. II such were
KiIans real movot Is argued the means adopted 70
compass II have been singplarly VI chosen Nothing
could influence the provinces more In favor OF oone dera
than the present threatening attitude Of thc fenian
hosts
Wheeler has not gone New York nor does he intend
10 leave Canada for some time He IN Montreal
aud leaves for Toronto He pubiishes card
in tho Montreal Herald denying that be Is government
detective and giving his real history.
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10 tho support OF the various Indian trbcs aud for all
other purposes connected with the Indian service, &c
COLORADO MOUNTED MILITIA.
Mr.. BRADFORD, OF Colorado Territory offered re-olu'
ton which adopted instructng the Committee on
Military Affairs TO inquire into the proproty OF reporting
bill to pay tho Nnent Of Colorado mounted militia
mustered tho winter OF 1868, by order OF
tOh)net Thomas Moonlight
The House at half-past four O'Clock adjourned
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H. Froriioacy T. Baueda. refIFsf Nhfirf AMI
General Hu1i, ntsf States Army and famNyi 40"
ausng tLe arusais a. no lf4go9u
g9-.fro, FHs,rd n wIseltaa General Thomas
Alton Secretary ~ -tat. WI.Uf. tuiN -tain tfta
aufrr aud gcnarai DaasIa. Fa.r.H a tfr'tff " no
Gltefn0f az State oi.c.r ~ D., Aff ai re We
80. Al ffH
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Ia tho Gl-r.usi limo lfg riass Commercial psp
rated aisaGt. pr ooni. AMI tho second best al =
The gold market IA beca aisaiy Aad coin fof del
continue seafcr Loans wsfc gcnyany made
a $40 PEI oent pr dem. u near tie Gloss 81 bus
wien to raies sore oasiof TIC opening price
I2ok, followed ~ a decline ~ Z aad an AayAnls
thc c.nelsdia. qa1talon b. NJ t2sssE
Foreign exchange as duii. and paIkers bills q,
days on England we're steady Al iO51. y, Aad con
IA a, 100. lO7 rllr Indebtedness 81 oar imp
- E4fo.e 10 'arge. bat tiey afo ieieung rcmit,an'
mach ~ possible owing 20 The heavy stoc.s u
Nth ~hlrh ulgy are ..ilel. aAi fqf sLlrh theJ
been snAb.s - aBd saisfac,ory make, shas fer
year
Petroleum and mining shares wefa hfm Al the
tyafi Oii cscss eiossd Be- higher m.a a. tho same
on saturday, United STATES 81 " Ryui Farm "a
loser A tho seooBd board ruhed atatss close
loser ,hAa 81 thr agst lizard seilhg am CeatrAi
slIng ~ 81 W, Qlaur bi % s.illng ~ Z
B.selgr Raa s9ia Il Gu o. nachAi.aA F.rrn as
hole Tarms o. TO- siais River - ronaolishlsi
fory Goii o. -. Gannsi Gs1 o. gPp A b.
Smith Pafmiss O. 20
The snlDght x funds in ths cash vsali q The IT.
Department ga Apfii ~ A. follows
q 1iei SAT- n1ies ls4 usndsp ........... t7t|
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
Hcconstrustton-Ths prestdents Policy
Ia. spsnI-h-obIIssn War-rhs I'rrthis
,ata.trosh. at A.ptnwsli-s.ws hom

'F"'NsI'"FH' ~ F'I''' - "
MEXICO, &C.. 90.
The Canari mail rttarlsp Avn catfan Apitfs<n
wln leaVe B1lton on Wetnerfay o. tferop
Tho nais flr E4fare rI ,lss 70 tbs oV a. q.afi~f
fss, oas aud a. bafrs.i fso c.,s taH afefnsah
Tha s1- Yass H,tit.- El.Uo1 fu ylfape I'D -
glbask.i Al ssrch rots ias n.grn.ns
It~in oonlain frparpi W ief' rie'1 tassr h-f,so
me Rseonstraensa Col.n.ltos fs.its 80 ,on1Non
of hrsausaa. HvAass. Aia'aua sas Ssofs- A.
aoooaGl n "a s,Gisn .sf sa.yf Dau4oBsf4i.on -
Gfaists " rftf.sssi Js' Bsop ani 80 sts Etpehth
81 ne prssidsr' - ~. ooass soi raHfy Hpofi y iba
Pf,slecduss = colues WA its fsuia1f 80 D. ~
IN.-r frurn ~, soath rssltr Hsg1r a ~ rsrrts
rsvi9s.aa q DgnrAu. ~ utft "a s,sAust o
pu,opsan stsn ~ ~ ever sersffy fsr-lns sn'i
All sssriei lmp1ftA1i 49, ff.m hsat1 "a tgsfi.
n 81 no isisft~ ~ s,snis a ~ go ~sss
sa-sc eV<- ~ srs.gs-i rssdv 20 u-siiaS 80 essts
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oswp1o, Aprii -, 1900.
Three cases o. Fena muskets seized, by order
Of tho Department Of the East IN this cty1 yesterday
morning about three O'Clock They have been deposited
at Fort Ontario.
further search for arms ss 10 rsog~s. The rsnians
are greatly crcited abou. the seizure
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THE RADICAL THEORY OF THE STArrs.
OF TIE SorTH.-In the following para
graph the New York World brings the
Radical theory as to the present position
OF the southern States to test which eX-
poses it's unsoundness as clearly as over
false doctrine was cxposel: ~.
"If the Radicals have \ right to exclude
the South eighteen months, theY ave
right to exclude them for eighteen Rrs--,
eighty years-forever. 1t would then be
established as q leading principle OF our
governments that rebellion -extiDguishes all
the constitutional rights OF the States in
which it exists, and transfers all govern
mental authority to the other States. Now
let US trace this doctrine to its conse-
quences. Eleven States rebel; they lose
all their rights, and all political power be-
comes concentrated in the; remaining
twenty five. Eleven more rebel; they, in
turn, forfeit all their rights, and the whole
governmental authority deyoiycs upon the
remaining fourteen. This must Ieccssa-
rily be the sose If the Radically doctrine is
sound, since The same principles Of consti-
tutional OF international law must apply to
rebellion number two as to rebellion num-
her one. Eleven more States rebel; these
also, by the Radical doctrine, become di-
vested of all constitutional rights, and the
whole authority of the Government is &C.
cumulated in the remaining three; thus
converting the Government into an oil
garchy,. and making it q pyramid resting
on its apex. The Radical doctrine, by ne
cessary logical consequence, splits 70 pieces
on this red,.ctD od obst1dsaa. 'DgI .Jjuto
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LpuoRs,o CANNED FRuiTs, MEATS, OYs.
TIERS, &e.--As Q fact, which from recent Az
rests and confiscation does not seem to be
generally understood Though already pub
lished in the Dispatchl, we may repeat that
under the amended internal revenue law
it is made obligatory on every person own.
ing more than fifty gallons of spirituous Ii
quors, manufactured before September list,
1866, whether foreign or domestic, If in
tended for sale, to send Q written notice to
the Collector, that the Inspector may gnage
and prove the ssane. In case OF failure
within sixty days lending November lst,1,
such liquors are liable to seizure and con-
hscation. G:5v,g, .agss:s Z, 81 = 5gis b.
1t should alSobe borne In mind that after
October lst every can Of nneats, oysters,
fruits or vegetables, less than txo pounds,
must have on il q one cent stamp; and IL II
exceeds that weight an additional stamp Of
one cent for every pound or frsction,of :
pound s-6tdr. s7',' r .'s7is7I SO ! =,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

r ISL OF LETTERS REMAIahhMSiaNNSG
AIN THE. PnST-OFFICE At kiC Ia "
sTAfa OF VIRGINIA., ssPIS asbam thew Will Sc
II nit called FOR within IN. me """" 80. - - =
sem nv ,ranssr. or transient visitors in asorn or
cty, whose special sSdres o may s pe corner
lie postage stamp on the upper %
fIsso ana leave space between the stamp Gnu
e's.e,iom for post. marking without interiei"s
with the writing. 49, ,,Iteant must
ell for ndpertised letters" giving .ns o"'0 VI
Ms ,is,. and pay one cent for adver,iy ,,a
request for the re' ,sr, S' daya q. lsss
NImrs ~ nr,nted with the writer's name, post
oa3"e and State across the lsi hand end OF the en-
.aTnns ON tho face side. will be Complied With.
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80 ssz..issGssz..zs;;i go Ia
OFFICE RfcHsosp AND PErERsBrKgl
RAILROAD CoNPASr,
RIcHMoND, VA, July 10, lses.

RAILROAD CoMPAST,
RICHMOND, Va, July 10, ises \
GUNNER SCHEDULE.-TWO DAI.
- LY TRAINS (EXCEPT on SUNDAYS NORTH
AND SOUTH, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS
WITH MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS ON THI
NIGHT TRAINS,-0n and after MONDAY the 10Th
instant the trains will run as follows:
Leave Richmond at AIS A. N. and $40 p. ~
and arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. II. and as
Pm.
and arrive q. Richmond at $50 A. N. and IL
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
a FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Richmond at II IS A. N. and arrive at Pc
tersburg at l.loP. NJ: Returning, twill leavePe
'o On SUNDAYS the MORNING TRAIN only will
leave Richmond, and the EVENING TRAIN only
The TIKI. WEEKLF TRAINS connect at Peters.
burg with the Norfolk trains.
The morning and evening trains make close con.
nections at Richmond and Petersburg with trains
for the North and South, and passengers can be
accommodated with splendid SLEEPING CARS on
night trains on Tho Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. and on the Wilmington and
Going SOUTH, the route Is open TO Ralelsh.
Wilmington, Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston
Gresnsboro', Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta, Mont.
gomery, Mobile, and New Orleans.
The evening train for the present only connects
"a far az Wilmington, N. G..
THROUGH TICKETS SOLD and BAGGAGE
CHECKED to Wilmington and Raleigh.
So E. II. GILL,
se2o-ts Engineer and Superintendent
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Federal Amy officers sn dua,'. =, p,ss..
mmd Ax4 lflowed mora thar. A3IIsr an.
lars per ssoOm (the usual sllcranSsi 4;
Of rsons q oder Is aslsisd q. dspsSd'
upon bis rspk, NOT the sise'ot NJ laniiy, I
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efcaEsAnr SEwAaD. regret 20
; = mat the health Of Secretary Seward
y most pescstous. Last night he was very
thas - = 80. 4. esly with ,grsst difficulty
much ai.s," a spssk. Hie, friends Nsse
vorabsel ehanes.r-Ns,c I NJ RsS.s 81. -
l0GctQl.ff. - "a ~. - 80 ~ aassS lzzos
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EOR NEW YORK. -ATLAN- AFfh
TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA-
NY. The splendid new side-wheel steamship
HATTERAs s. A.EaaSDEE, s9m 1saHs RiesnsnS
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were built
s0T the spIensd SALOONS and STATE
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. CD
Passage, meals, and stats;Iooms included, ST.
VEN DOLLARS AND HALF.
at New York, on the Company's covered pier,
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are Invited toxnotice that the great
ds@as aad al ON ssod
Freights for points beyond New York will be for;
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
These ships discharge cargo In New YORK 81 pier
No. SO North river, and the ComPsny,s steamsrs
for WILMINGTON, North Carolina; Charleston, "a.
same pier. Goods for these points can % trans
ferred without expense or exposure.
Insurance is very low by these ships, and the
IN time aad This bs
est route from Virginia. Insurance effected st
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX 1 Co...
SAMUEL AYREs b Co..,
Richmond. Virginia.
CALDWELL DUNN,
TIL. WEBB,
freight q sRs sfSiRs l .YRRRsxs co.. Agents.
Once corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, oPpo'
site the Tobacco Exchange. dsN-w
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y SUMNER SCHEDULE.-The ROUGH
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAY,
June 20, will leave Richmond tSundSys excepted
at 7so L. M, and arrive at Jackson's River at 10
THROUGH TICKETS sold via Trotter Cos
Stage Line for Harrsonburg, Winchester and
other points on Valley Turnpike also 70 SIN
Healing and White S sui Id sPr9S
Natural Bridge, and Rockordge Baths also ria
Virginia and Tennssses railroad tSr Nashville,
leans, and Orange and Alexandra road to Lynch.
burg and 9th er important points In the southwest.
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS with
Trains on Orange and Alexandra railroad north
and south, and through them with the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
sent.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS; leaving
Charlsttesville at S A. N, arriving In Richmond
At II. 80 A. u. Leave Richmond same days M'h
p. NJ and arrive at Charlottesvilie at T. NJ
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
""~ On H D. wHiTCOMB.
iels General Superintendent.
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IN 1886. ..t.t
W F. BUTLER, Ro. E. BUTLER, General Partners.
FRANCIS ]. PARKER, Special Partner.
... "a a.. 49,.
BUTLER & SON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASSWA ARE, AND

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASSWARE, AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, .....
HEwfRoE-PRoST BUILDING,
- No. 1907 Eagle Square,
$50 = RICHMOND, VA..-tE .-.a T. 49,
have just received per brig "W. H. .Bigelow, and
will open this month. very large and entirely
new stock Of
EVERY DESCRIPTION oFlGO0DS +
In their line, recently bought in person by our
senior partner upon the best terms of the manufac-
turers in Europe, and imported direct to this city
.- LARGE ADDITIONAL SHIPMENTS y :.
are now on the way, and will be here during the
fall Orr arrangements in Europe are such as VIII
enable MS to draw our supply regularly and d.
rectly from The manufacturers. .~.g.,r.T Il
Embracing anew in business life, our senior
would respectfully but confidently appeal to his
old friends and patrons and the public generally
for their support and encouragement to his new
frm. ' 20 ...' re y.
In return, we pledge ourselves -. inh ITS
TO SELL OUR GOODS AS LOW So
as they can be purchased Of any other direct I'm
porters. r...-y y.N.en .snE. ~,
= Southern merchants, hotel keepers, and farni:
lies cordially invited to- examine our goods and
prices. 49, E' . ~,
BUTLIR 4 SON,
se lin No. 1907 Main street:
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EnIInATIONAI.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The
IL subscriber has secured rooms on Gay str ss
west Of Brook avenue, where he VIII reopen ny
school October LIST. ,,,,ar,,r
se 21-t0ct3 II. J. ChhloIlAN.-
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s. SOUIRES CLASSICAL AND
UNION BUSINESS

NATIONAL UNION business
lNCOLLEGE, WASHINGTON, DC, offers snpe-
The course of instruction embraces Commission,
Importing, Jobbing, Retailing, Bank and other
Cornmerc {ai Arithmetic, and Business Practice.
Spencerian Penmanship is taught by Henry e;
Spencer, the leading author Of this system, and
Penmanship, adopted by all frst-class colleges as
the standard Of criticism. ,
- The system OF Business Practice, originated and
successfully taught by the proprietor receives his
special attention. This is ahe most valuable part
OF the Book. keeping course. Here the student ap,
plies his Theoretical knowledge, and Is prepared
for the more minute details Of actual business. !.
Scholarship for full course, and life membeEhip
In this Union OF Colleges fortyfye dollars, II Sc
cured before September J, 1856.
For circulars, specimen Of penmanship, college
currency, and merchandise, address
HENRY N. COPP, A. M,
iya1-am Proprietor.
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SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN AHk
- NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. k
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
..- COMPANY.
TIE OLD PIONEER LINE ORGANIZED IN 1851
have resumed their former position again with their
two new and magnificent side wheel steamships
NIAGARA................C CAPTAIN COUCH,

AND
sARATOGA.............. Captain KING.
twelve hundred tons burthen; built expressly for
this route /; and no expense spared to render them
strong and comfortable
In point OF speed they are unsqualled and In
command of experienced and gentlemanly ofhcsrs
They leave New York alternately every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY for Richmond at
o'clock Returning, they leave Richmond for
New York every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
at high understanding at Norfolk going and re-
turning. -,
: The patrons of this line and the public gene.
rally will please to bear In mind that the rates OF
freight viii always be found as cheap - by other
lines. a. a.. .a
The price Of passage is greatly reduced so much
so as to render II decidedly to the Interest Of the
public to patronize this route over all others.
: For further Information inquire OF the under
signed. dARhEr =. "ALspN,
an 20-ts ....... .."@ tay -r.. nochettS.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG IN I LADIES.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG lL..AalDIILsS,
= CORNER GRACE AND pOUsHEE sTREETs;a
The exercises OF this insltuton viii , On
the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT IN, tno, ,s III. th
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Dra s,naf
and all branches that belong to hnsn sompetsn
tsaehars. The school rooms are being rented,
and strict attention win be given to everything
contributing to the comfort OF the pupils. gina
ton at the school or the principal bookstores;
Teachers.-Miss MARfA E: COOKE, MISS FASsIE
pEIBERa, Mr.. CARLOS C. MERA, Mr; Y "; TIL
I'm am IL -dAsvstlstOct Principal.
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GTEAMERa


nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
~ P0IHT , AHp ALI. LANDINGS aHs a
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the
elegant steamers
6EORGEANNA,. Captain d. J. HILL,
JOHN SYLVESTER. Captain z. g. cIGYroap,
will leave Ludlsm& Watson's wharf DAILY, OK.
cept Sundays, at O'clock A. NJ, for CITY P0iNT,
NORFOLK, PokTSMoUTH, and ALL LANDINGS
Passengers by these boats win arrive at City
Point In time to connect it'll the cars for Peters.
burg.
rare 70 Slty. roints.' ......."...,.......HIo %
Fare 70 N0rfolk............ ......... 30
Fare to Norfolk, second class. 100
The GEoRGEANNAl leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
DAY, and SATURDAY
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WEDNES.
DAY, and FRIDAY.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
49,. - +. b. TATUM, Agent.
''s once at steamers wharf.
J. H. FREEMAN. Passenger Agent.
Office corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets
"a
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Engineer and Superir

IA - Es 80 sE
DOUND TRIP TICKETS TO THE
N SPRINGS AT REDUCED PRICES By THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD AND TROT.
TER'S STAGE LINE-Tickets for the round trip,
good for one week, will be sold at three fourth.
The regular fare. White Sulphur, sa Rock
Alum, BIS. Bath Alum, sls5o warm, VI Is;
Hot Sls 40: Healing, fi9f5 Rockbridge Bath,
ais 90 w. Y. ADCOCk,
~ Its General Ticket Agent.
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DEMBERTON Il CREW, dealers In
between Cary and Dock Best RED and WHITE
hsa AST II. GEnvGeA sss SSH
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VIM. KNABE Il CO.,~
w nAxGYAcrrsESs OF THH1
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD NgDAL,v
GRAND. SQUARE,

* AND UPRIGHT
= PIA N o 8.
These Instruments having been before ihs paen'
for the past thirty yean. hare, upon Their s..
lsncs alone, attained - UsPrscHAsEp rN
ABscI that pronouness them unsqeAiisa 'n'
TONE -
combines great power. richness, sweetness Of
ans singing quality, - we'll - gre1 pu.' "A.
information and hsrnsoniousnsss throuSnoa'
entire scale. Their ,,
y plant and elastic, and 10 entirely rss I'VE
stiGnsss fonnd In 20 many piaaos' waisA
he performer TO so ssAily tire. IN ..
y 'Gau0 WORKNLNsHIP go. 80.
they esnpot b sxesllsd.. Their action "A
structSd With 8 care and attention 70 49,
therein that shsssstshzps the snsss nee. ,nsl,
Mana butths best ssossnsA nA1ssiah v $50
.nanufaeturs, M lAsyt viii Asssve - AHs .s.s
az Ia soasegt-rooa vith thai Of ths psns ~.
"A souaIity- unaffected 10 hsif nsioH'
ihsy are eonstrustsd ,vvpn
-9"HOf y0RA YlAR-Suf FOB Ev ax
) Al or squass Piaaos hsvs can - : 4
card ossls saA Ne Aesals ITse's. x,.aa
) lvery Riane oily vaeyaniAd 10 ytSh1s
-, ...saieJOH 4 cKAADxRLAiss
so,s Assnts for .th> ssle e he AAoys esss s.s,s
I. fiaass. Nc. =. ,esrssS k'iA "a NV Mm-s
'T AUNDRX, SOARING aS NNy IN.
kYS&2( ~ = 1870, :;
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j, AAXE aHH1|K + se!EgFp
Ass sx:fak Il: X a q & sssss,s =
i s,.ay = aIIid i IL !
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HNHE UNIVERSITY SCHOOLL-The
NEXT session OF This school will begin MON
DAY September 18th, and close 3Oth June, 1867.
The schoo! has been transferred to tho new,
the purpose, on Eighth, between Grace and Frank
lin streets. rs.
The course of teaching is intended, as hereto.
fore TO prepare boys, from ten years and upwards,
for business Iferor for college. Mr.. STRoTHER
teaches Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, and
Book keeping. Mr.. PAIGE teaches the Ancient
Languages, together with German, French, and
Italian for which he has been prepared by long
training in Europe. In the Junior English Classes,
the principals Will be aided by sklful assistants
TERMS: The same as heretofore:
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LETTER FROx WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

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with General Gran, Secretary Stantot-i o.
Rush % tl,c Executive Mansion-Tht Cono..
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