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]. DlTZLER.

A writer in the Richmond Christian Id
roeate proposes to drop the word "Metho-
alst altogether, and make the title OF
Tue southern branch of that Church the
hcargelical Episcopal Gvrch, assigning as a
reason Tor this advice the fact that the name
Methodist" has become opprobious on
account OF the political preaching and po-
meal action of the northern branch of the
'hhrch' He thinks the efforts of northern
r ~, might thereby be counteracted,
mere are many and valid objections to
'nls proposition and il is not likely to find
aVch favor. The Protestant Episcopal
.hurch might object that it implied too
much as against that organization, while
Inc northern emissaries would catch many
al Old Methodist with the mere name.
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Races % Jersme Psrk-GeneralG Grant and Ris-

NV YORK, September 25.-Ths races at Je.
rome parry Fordham, to-day, were attended
hv On ooo naonle Including General Grant and
Madame Ri,tori. General Grant accepted
an invitation 70 see Ma stuart Tomorrow
night. The first race Of NILE and quarter
WINS won by Baywater in l:27. The second
race, four mile heats. was won by Kentucky
In 7:35 and TAM. Four horses started. On
ward was second In the first heat, aud Fleet
wing second In the second heat. Idlewild was
distanced in the first heat.
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PLEASANT PROPOsITIONs.-An insane
man from Fort Edward recently entered a
BARRIERS shop in Albany and requested the
proprietor to cut his head of, and then
braid its hair with diamonds. He wanted
also to fight duel with any man present
using razors for weapons, the first one who
lost his bowels to have the others pocket
book. lie then drew a revolver, and Of
fered to shoot BARRIERS at twenty cents 8
string" The BARRIERS, however, refused
their persons for target at that sum, and
summarily secured the maniac, but not
before he had discharged his pistol, though
fortunately without damage.
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A Saufh American Treaty,

New YORK, September %. - The Herald
prints a secret treaty between Brazil and Bue-
nos Ayres and Uruguay, agreeing to over
throw the present legal authority in Para
quay and destroy the sovereignty and indie
pendence of that State. Peru, Chill, and 30.
livia have Indignantly. protested against the
project
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Corn CROP.-The Chicago Journal OF
Friday evening says: !" 1t would be a ma
tional calamity should the great corn crop
of the Northwest fail. The present crop
is an enormous one, and if the weather
should become clear and warm, and con-
tinuc so for about 4 fortnight, it would no
doubt he the largest and best crop that has
ever been raised in the country, notwith-
standing the damage that may have been
done by the frost last night"
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= EFFORTS TO CARRY TIE PHILADELPHIA
hLtcfioE.-Six vessels have been ordered
!" lhs Philadelphia navy-yard "for re-
paifs'" and the force has been ordered to
w increased TO 5000. The arsenal there is
TI,hS packed with employees, the expecta-
S So. being to "colonizc enough votes to
ts'eal " lillian d. Kelly, Radical candidate,
Tribune.
Wen, what Of ii! Isn't il right for Mr..
johnson TO follow in the footsteps Of Mr..
Lincoln! Is that wrong now which wal
right two years sgof The southern people
nave consistently opposed such corruption
VI voters; but the Radicals have no right
70 complain. go :
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NEW ORLEANS, September 24.-Matamoras
advices state that Canales had imprisoned
Topia, the new governor appointed by Juarez,
deposed Hero Iosa, and assembled command
under Ortega. Macmillan was in San Luis
Potosi, where Tidaurri and Meta ad 5000
men, Great CONSERVATION among the Liberals
ut Monterey, who were expecting them there.
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SHEEP GRAzra.-We understand that
Mr.. Slaughter Bradford has now en- route
to his farm, in Culpeper, from the New
England States, q flock Of 1900 sheep.
We also learn that the sheep-raisers of the
northern States are willing to send sheep
to this section to Craze, upon shares with
the land-owners.--AlerdHd Gdsefse. {
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"MY POLICY" IN New MEXICO.-A
gentleman from Santa Fe, now located
here, yesterday received information from
that city that the Union (anti, Johnson)
party there have elected their sheriff and
all three members of the Territorial
Legislature by more than five times their
average majority. 1t has heretofore been
one of the most closely contested districts
in the Territory.-Forneys Chronicle.
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PERsoNAL.-General Elzey, formerly of
the Confederate army, has purchased a
tract of land near Jessop's Cut, in Anne
Arundel county, Md, on which he is erect
ing Il handsome residence.
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Ne1u XarL Rnnk Statement.

NEW York, September 4,-The bank state
ment shows the increase OF loans $l,970,oOo
the increase of specie 100000: decrease o
circulation S5S9 200 decrease of deposits 800,
600; decrease of legal-tenders $345,oo0.
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PETRoLEUN.-Partiesw who are we'll post
ed in oil prospecting have looked over the
lands of man in Alexandria county and
made him propositions tending to sinking
wells.-Gdzette.
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Railroad Disaster.

LOUISVILLE, September "A collision
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad between
De Soto and Quitman killed seven and
wounded seventeen persons. Two loconio-
tiyes and several cars were destroyed.
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The Radicals admit that forty per cent.
Of the soldiers throughout the Stateof IAdiss
ana support the Administration. Immense
sums OF mopey have been sent Into that
State from New England to carry the
elections. The Radicals no fec)lna more
eonadsncs thss d ~ yestl psnee, IS -
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MRS. CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE
win resume the duties Of her SCHOOL on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1855,
1t her residence, on Main street between Third
and Fourth. % A-lvg

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, rll6
30 Ill LINDEN ROW, FRANKLIN, SECOND DOOR
FRoM SECOND STREET.-Miss JACKSON will
resume the duties Of her SCHOOL on MONDAY,
LIST of October, 1868.
Every facility will be offered to insure anlshsd
female education.
Terms made known on application.
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Wendell phillips Declines

BosToS, September 24.-Wendell Phillips
declines the nomination of the workingmen
for Congress, and says that he can serve them
better out of Congress than in II.
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Dead.

New YORK, September 26.-Hartz's child,
who jumped from the window Of the burning
house, died yesterday in the hospital.
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Death Of IN ex.Congressmi

Death OF an eX.COnRressHun.
New YORK, September 2j.-John Is. Steele,
ex- Congressman was thrown from wagon
in Kingston yesterday, and killed.
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8 SOUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND

n s. SQUIRES CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL will be resumed on the
24TH OF SEPTEMBER In his new house, on Frank
lin, between Third and Fourth streets. Having
secured a more desirable location and fns lot
for the pupils to exercise in the next session will
be conducted with the same energy and diligence
which has characterized the school for the past
nineteen years. Messages can be left at the drug
store corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets.
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= T. PEN ETON'S MALE
-. SCHOOL. FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN-SESsION FROM SEP.
TENDER 18th TO JULY Undetermined to in.
sure an ABUNDANCE OF TIME for each class, and
on class graduating, having another already
secured the assistance OF Mr.. A. d. CHESTER
MAN, A. NJ, an experienced teacher; but the
Principal will himself DIRECT, and by exchange
from time to time ExAnISB, all the classes
WANTED, scholar ~ to I'LL up classes from FIRST
BEGINNERS $40 per SESSION. to BEGINNERS N
rooms s. r. PENDLETON,
nIi-sm Principal
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MISS PEqRAM WILL REOPEN

MI ISS PEtfHAM WILD REOPEN
wi HER SCHOOL the FIRST DAY OF oCTO-
BBR, and she earnestly desires prompt attend
snce OF all her pupils.
Every branch OF education will be thoroughly
whole win be under the personal supervision Of
the principal.
Madame ALEXANDRA, a French lady Of high at.
tsinments and long experience in teaching, will
have charge OF the French department. As she
will reside In Mrs. Pegram's family, her pupils
will have every facility for acquiring practical
knowledge OF the language, and II viii be the me-
dunn of communication at table and elsewhere
well as during the regular school hours.
For further particularly apply to
s MRS. j. w. PEGRAM,
Sc 22-ts Linden Row, Franklin street.
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Ms; A: W. Cameron, late the editor al
use Norfolk Vsryiniaa, died In Petsrsburg
consumption Day before yesterday, 4 :
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Hesyy Rebsry-The Thief and Money CAP
y4HI yFFGsEs turcd. 3fFE'
NEw YoEx, September 25.-Moses CummnS,
msssenaer OF the National Broadway, Bank
va robbed ON wall street to-day Of over "a
600 by young man named Joseph A. Clinton.
The tAisf was pursusd and captured, aaA the
money recovered. aiee z, Raj
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4 PoiNT WELL MADE.-The Richmond
correspondent of the New York Times, who
deserves the praise of the people Of Vir-
r.gia for his systematic efforts to place
,lrp in a true light before the readers OF
Ire Times. makes in his last letter the fol-
wing good point as against the Radicals /:
4 fourth impression was obtained while
rl the excursion over the smooth, solid
tack Of the Virginia and Tennessee rail
f. adj. under the conduct of its president,
Colonel X. l.. Owen. Our party consisted
ot some fifty representative and influential
men of the southwestern part of the State,
together with the Board of Public Works,
Governor Pcirpoint, Auditor Taylor, and
Treasurer Calvert. This party were to-
ry,hcr three days during the excursion
irum Lvnchhurg to Bristol and back not
,ac OF the FirginianS except Governor
ItirpUni but had been identified i'll great
or or less degree with the rebellion, and
some had been original seccssioniSts. Yet
from this party and from the citizens at
every point on the road Governor Peir-
POINT met nothing but courtesy, not a
word was said that could inure his feel
iDgS, and this courtesy was the more appa-
.rut at Bristol, where the Governor made
an able and sensible speech upon the rail-
road system of the State, and was followed
hy several other gentlemen. Even here in
tie heat OF public speaking there was
the same regard for official station, the
same attention To the amenities of life.
Virginia, then, is sufficiently recon-
,,ructci 10 treat Union magistrate with
aspect while upon his travels, while Ohio
.ud Indiana are not
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sc 2&St
MEETINGS.

THE FIRE BRIGADE WILL TAKE
i notice that meeting Of the Department for
the assessment OF Zines will DO held ut engine.
house on THURSDAY the 9Th instant at half.
past O'Clock p. II. Z. c. HOWARD, Clerk.
80 25%t
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Fall OF Wall and Loss OF Lie. T
New YORK, September PA portion Of the
wall on Burchards block OF buildings fell this
morning and buried eight persens, killing two
instantly, and fatally injuring the others.
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Dead sf Hss. Hsury May. ! 1o6s.
p BxLyInoas, September 76.-~Hon. Henry
Nay, sx.oeasrsssmss, disA IN tais Nv -
~,
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IRIS LULA p. MORSE will resume

AIRS. JULIA p. MORSE will resume
wi the duties oil her SCHOOL on Ross street:
two doors from the Richmond House, on MONDAY
the 18th Of September.
Terms for 4 session Of nine and half months,
payable quarterly in ADVANCE: Primary depart
ment, $50 higher branches, 50.
References Colonel 5. Fl. Parker, James Alfred
Jones, Esq, Colonel T. J. Evans, A. X. Parker,
Esq br. wm.W Parker, and Dr. Thomas Pollard.
80 1s-t0ctl
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ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
w. r. BUTLER, Ro. 3. BUTLER, General Partners.
Francis J. PARKRR, Special Partner.

BUTLER b SON, ..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASSWARE, AND
HoUSE-PURNlsHING GOODS,
NEW Ikoy-PRoEr BUILpIHo,
No. 1907 Eagle Square,
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received per brig w H. Bigelow,n and
will open this month, very large and sniirsiy
new stock Of s.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
In their line, recently bought In person by our
senior partner upon the best terms OF the manuiac-
turers in Europe, and imported direct to this city.
LARGE ADDITIONAL SHIPMENTS a
are now on the way, and will be here during the
fall. Our angements In Europe are such - vii
enable Us to draw our supply regularly ana IL
rectly from The manufacturers. -.
Embracing anew In business life, orr senior
would respectfully but confidently appeal 70 bis
old friends and patrons and the public gensrelty
for their support and encouragement 70 his new
firm. t't@
10 SELL 0GR GOODS AS Low
~ they osn be purchased q any other direct I'm
Southern merchants, hotel. keepers, and fsmi;
lies are cordially invited 70 examine our goods and
prices. ~
s.slILlm NO 1901 Main street
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From W.a.hington-General Custar-Gunnery.

WASHINGTON, September 24.-MaJor General
Gustav has been ordered to report for duty to
Lieutenant. General Sherman at st. Louis.
He will probably have a command in Kansas.
General Gustav received his commission as
brevet major general in the regular army to-
day.
The series of experiments upon iron-clad
targets with Rodman guns is still going on
at Fortress Monroe. The shots from the
smooth bore and rified guns are said to be very
effpcliYe.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AMI
j TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
#& al n ezrry

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Il now prepared TO carry
HONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to ana from New York. 81. Louis, and intermediate
nntnts. and n far south - Atlantis, Ga. In order
10 afford the most ample security 70 shippers, has
M INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company By each train,
With ssvsrsl leading insurance companies, sueh -
THY SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN. METRO.
g ~ POLIfAH. AND PH0NIx. ~ :.
whose aggregate sspitsi and asssts amount 70 4
HIFTRgN MILLIONS OF DOLLA11. 81,
ehippsu srs thus injured sgainst sonnor ear
risn' risk, and . security u Afforded never ssfoes
offered by any express company, For Ills
no ADDITIONAL CHARGx. 10 HAnS.
rHI NATIONAL IXPRIss AND f1ANspV1fA'
flON CO3GpAHY 80
u nov psspassl - % bsaissae 9
OHxAPLY, 11y1u1M1Lx, AID ssxOuAsx
"a. asAon b done ~ ~ olhes eoapany. =
J. 1. JOHNSTON, PTeaiAsnt
By. Frcxsis, osassaSsspsnnisadsnA.
lfIWNUINH EAGLIsH AUsTARl
" = l6xL IAss / o., 80,
~ - Sog1Ss - 81 JeaoDD
-.s 49, r. .sesss -. 49,. ~ x a. ss<sss sz5
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Executive Northumberland Dix Minis.
-..... ter 20 France, &c.

WAsHISGToY, September 25.-The President
to-day made the following appointments
General John A. Dix, Of New York, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tertiary to France; General Hugh Ewing, OF
Kansas, to be Minister Resident ut the Hague
w. J. Valentine, Of Massachusetts,, to be a
Commissioner to the Paris Exposition.
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HitI,mond nispatth.
rrnyrspAY~ SEPTEMBER &c, 1866.


NJ have called upon the President TO
~" ,-c;sc all the powers Of his office as they
Nv, heen decided to belong to it by the
La. ,.s If the war, and thus put down For
stevens, Butler, Brownlow, and tho
He must do il, or they will cut his
,,,I od, We are glad to find in the
,>'so,ol !,tclljgenceT Of Saturday an arti-
A., which looks in the same direction, If
have uotmisrepresented il. We quote :
The English revolution, in which Charles
las, his head, and in which the entire
'i,r,e NJ the Government was overturned,
,',~nct< rs as 10 what may be expected OF
radical party once in possession of
.,rcr SO a party less under the intlu-
,r, or religious fcrvor, but even more
,,mani,arian, by the horrors it committed
:, thc French revolution. admonishes OF
Ia. vast pcrils which lie under captivating
..u,imeuts. Liberty, equality, and frater-
...,y we're the sublime words under which
rance grew drunk with crime.
In England, Cromwell, one Of the most
r.markahlc men in history, rescued his
,,gutry from the madness of fanaticism.
~ France, it required the great genius OF
Napoleon TO restore society to its natural
c.ndition.
In the United States, q party rs danger
oa>, i. not as truly brave, rs the Round
lads in England and the Jacobins in
aucc, is now midway on its triumphal
.grEs
What is 10 he the finale Of this party !
I they receive the impress Of the public
..action, and are left to their own philoso-
,,v, can they stop short of the most fatal
lc>allS'
We see no difference between that party
sad those parties which, in the name of
liberty, brought Great Britain and France
:. near TO the brink of ruin.
Such is the form of our government,
and such is lis spirit, more potent than its
form, that there is no place for the one
Nan power. A heroic Executive may, as
resident Johnson is now doing, throw
lurp>elf INTO the breach and temporarily
.rgest the progress of the revolution; but
Iais delay is only temporary. The ques-
ton goes to the people for their decision.
Il they decide against the Executive, un-
der such circumstances, the revolution re-
.qmcs its march with increased power and
velocity.
If the President will only ring Stewards
little he'll and have the leaders put into the
t,.ts now empty, the people will allsustain
LIN. They worship bold leaders.
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THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.-The
i next session OF this school will begin MON
DAY, September 18th, aud close 3oth June, 1857.
The school has been transferred TO the new,
large and commodious school building, erected ior
the purpose, on Eighth, between Grace and Frank
The course OF teaching is intended, 90 hereto.
fore 10 prepare boys, from ten years and upwards,
for bustness life or for college. Mr.. BfRofHEs
teaches Mathematics, the Natural sciences. and
Book keeping. Mr. PEicE teaches me Anc, sn1
Italian. Tor which he has been prepared by long
training in Europe. In the Junior English Glassess
Terms: The same as heretofore:
For Mathematics aud English. .................S
Each language, additional .................... -
For circulars, &C., address box Oh Richmond
JOHN N. sTROTHER, N. A.,
ruox UsiyspPRi.iyc e yT,rsiaSla Principals.
University OF Virginia, J
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA.-The
L naxt sassinn will haRin on the EIRST DA II

UNIVERSITY OF V1RGlNlA.-The
u next session will begin on the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1895, and end on the TWkNTt-
NINTH OF JUNE, 1857. 3
A Professor OF Latin and second PROFESSOR or
Law will be appointed on the 18th Of August when
the Organization Of all the DEPARTMENT. of fnsrue.
n-Academic, Law, and Medical-!ill pc Iully
The entire expenses Of the Academic student,
exclusive OF text books, clothing, and pocket mo-
ney, amount TO three hundred and sixty dollar In
currency per session Of nine months or the Law
student, to three hundred and sixty.hve dollars,
Porcataiogue giving details, or for special infor-
nation sddress q. hApPlN,
~ I6-n Chairman OF the Faculty.
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
~ the Cable Reported Abdicatisn OF the Il
p<rsr or Aussris -varisus Items OF Interest

~ the Cable Reported Abdicatisn or the Eaa.
p<rsr or Austria -varisus Items OF Interest.
p..Is. September H.-Ths Prussian regi.
men u destined to garrison the principal towns
OF Saxony have already been chosen. The
towns of Zeiitan and Boutzen only will have
Saxon garrisons the rest OF the Saxon forces
will he transferred to Prussia.
The Prussian prohibition against the hold
ing Of public meetings In Saxony has caused
great agitation In Dresden.
A rumor Is current that the Emperor Fran
els Joseph has conceived the idea Of abdica ting,
and appointing a regency during the minority
of the hereditary prince. In any case, II 10
believed his Majesty will retire for short
time from public affairs, and will appoint q
regency to carry on the Government during
his absence.
Herr Won Beker is spoken Of In this city as
the future Austrian Minister Of Finance.
All the South German Governments have
informed the Prussian Cabinet Of their readi.
ness 10 introduce into their respective States
the Prus.ian monetary system, taking the tina.
Ter and the grotschen as the basis Of their cir
culation. By this means uniformity Of the cur
rencv will be established throughout Ger.
many. and the rate of exchange between Prus.
sia and other German moneys will no longer
exist.
The agitation against the annexation OF
Hanover to Prussia continues, especially in
the small towns Of the kingdom.
A sanguinary conflict took place few days
ago Mt Celle between a Prussian patriot and
some Hanoverian officers. Pamphlets and fly
ing sheets, couched i'm language hostile to the
Government Of Prussia, have been seized
upon, and some persons who had sent an ad-
dress of devotion to King George have been ar.
rested by the Prussian authorities.
PARIS, September Alt is asserted that the
resignation of NJ. Druyn de L'Huys was
caused by his having written dispatch
couched in too advanced terms, and not quite
In conformity with the spirit of the Imperial
policy.
Earl Cowley will be replaced by Earl Mains
bury.
FLORENCE, September 2l.-Rumors have
been current that Prince Hubert will marry
the daughter of the Austrian ArchduKe
Albercht. The relations between Austria and
Italy have assumed so friendly character
that the rumor is not altogether discredited
by public opinion.
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Major II. C. DEsHIRLDs,. late Of Dsshlslds,
HonSure Zoo, and Captain J. D. WM7kHE4H
~ posfsmouth. Va, are With ms, and would ID
nj to see ihsii fissas ana sequaintaness.
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NAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA.
DpiB.-Hin AARrHA 3. HAfO viii rse,ns
residsnss, No. sol Leigh street, corner 81 I'M.
she viii be snistSd In The Bngltsh DspAstnena ~
Mr.. g. u. nAY0. Asonpssent psotsseos vin y
: :sS:s'a = '''sA ne '''a'h a. ssS.a1sfos