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Recent statistics show that every ,240
Englshmen maintain q lawyer, every 1870
FrcncLmen, every 1900 Belgians. In
happy Prussia one lawyer is distributed
over IL 900 people, each one Of whom must
have him in comparatively mild form
If this city, with its 5000 lawyers to say
100000 people, is any criterion, we are the
most litigous and law-ridden Of peoples
In England, again, the number Of clergy
men, doctors, and lawyers, is about equal
while in Prussia there are about three
physicians to every lawyer. Our laws are
made by lawyers, and litigation is cheaper
with us than in any other country under
the sun.-Ne,o York World.
1t is rumored in high official circles that
should vacancies occur, Fred. Douglass
will receive the nomination for the office
of Commissioner Of Freedmen, while Colo
mel Parker Undian), on General Grants
staff, will be placed at the head of the
Indian Bureau. Colonel Parker is gen.
tlcman Of undoubted ability and fine lite
rary requirements. Douglass can speak
for HIMSELF Washington Correspondence
Boston Post.
Grasshopper depredations arc continued
in Colorado. Wheat and corn are con-
sumed in immense quantities on the Boul-
der and on Clear creek. One farmer loses
about $4,000 in wheat and oats.
A widow living in Jefferson county, Wis.
consin, recently hung herself because her
wheat crop only yielded twenty bushels
per acre, whereas she had expected TWEEN
ty-fve.
Flaxseed has proved profitable crop
this year in many parts Of Ohio, the yield
having been unusually large, and the price
(S2 per busheD satisfactory to farmers.
The Germans Of Nashville are about
organizing On immigration society on q
grand scale, and expect to induce thou
sands of their countrymen to settle in
Tennessee.
The cotton crop of Alabama has beer
greatly damaged during the last few week:
by the drought and worms. The corn croI
has matured, and is unusually good.
General Hancock has received permits
sion, at his own request, to delay his Do
parture for New Orleans until the abate-
ment of the yellow fever.
Hon. John Mcqueen, formerly mem.
Der of Congress from South Carolina, died
last week.
The Salisbury Banner announces the
discovery of two more gold mines 10
Rowan county, n. G.
Two thousand Fl We hundred and ninety
emigrants arrived in New York on Sunday
and Monday.
The Washington Chronicle says that Mr.
Stanton will be back in his place as Secre
tary of War in less than eighty days.
The report that Miguel Lopez, the De-
trayer of Macmillan, has been kllleo
turns out to be an error.
There were ffty-six deaths in Norfolk
Va, last month.
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A New USE FOR THE FREEDMEN's b.
REAU.-There are the best reasons for the
statement that preparatory to the removal
of General Howard the President is con-
sidering the best means of rendering the
Freedmen's Bureau help in the execu-
ton of his schemes for defeating the con-
gressional plan of reconstruction, and that
whoever succeeds General Howard will be
instructed beforehand in the plan agreed
upon, and pledged to carry it out Wash
inoton Correspondence Boston advertiser.
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THE BRADLEY ArFAIR.-An adjourned
meeting of members of the bar was hela
this morning for the purpose of taxing
some action relative to the difficulty that
occurred between Judge Fisher and Mr..
Bradley during the Surratt trial, and
which resulted in the disbarment OF the
latter. There were but two or three OF
the members of the committee appointed
at the last meeting present, and no report
was made. The meeting adjourned until
the first Tuesday in October, and the COM
mittee was continued. Mr.. j. G. G. Ken
nedy, member of the committee, stated
that he believed such report would be
made as would be creditable to the bar
and court, and one which he had reason
10 believe would lead to an adjustment OF
all differences and to a restoration of the
amicable relations that had previously ex-
listed between Mr.. Bradley and the court.
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Fire nj Petroleum Centre. Pa.

PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA, September
"a destructive fire occurred last night
On the BOYD farm, terminus of Oil Creek
.aroad, destroying the oil shipping yards
Of y. Brown & Sons, Calz Co., Cook s
Co., and Tibbe,t> s Gilbert; also, twenty
cars, consisting of passenger, truck, and
tank cars, owned by the Oil Creek road
and Empire lines. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 partially insured. The fire origi-
1.,rd from leaking tank-an agent light
JIG match in close proximity, sent a
.;.ram OF fire TO the watts below.
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From Havana.

HAVANA, August 29.-The new customs
are strictly enforced, and all vessels omit
ting the names of the consignees are fined
twenty-five dollars. 1t is hoped here that
these reforms will be revoked.
Nothing has been heard from the teie-
praph steamer Narva. The operator at
Charrera is dead.
Exchange on New York currency a
discount; on London, 1871 premium.
The extent of the troubles in Porto Rice
I, unknown. Refnforcements nave lei
Spain for this island.
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SERIOUSLY WoUNDED.-We learn that
a fight occurred at Central depot on Sun
day night last between DR.. Hammett and
Young man named FAINT, in which the
latter was struck several blows on the
head with stick, and seriously, though it
is hoped not dangerously, wounded. We
heard no particulars of the atiair.-Lynch-
fFr-., No,ru
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,,,son OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Committee.

v,wExdroN, September 3.-The Grand
-.,.,1nnent Of United States National
- Johnson men meet here on the 9th
'- " on the call of y. ?. Sawyer,
C.,n3 Commander. Mr.. Sawyer IS the
o ", OF the Pittsburg Republic.
The ioint committee on retrenchment
.,.yoncd here to-day, and proceeded to
-. investigation of the cotton cases sug-
-c,.rd as fraudulent.
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OHIO ELECTION PRosrEcTs.--A letter
received here to-day from an influential
and distinguished citizen of Ohio repre-.
sents that that State will give from thirty
to forty thousand majority for the Repub-
lican ticket, that the Republicans will
carry the Legislature, and that negro suf-
frage will be defeated by forty or fifty
thousand, DIR.
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railroad Accident on The New York
and Erie Railroad.

Novgor, \. Y, September 3.-At half
...I, 10 o'clock Monday night the ! p. NJ.
l t,,, train on the Erie line from New
YAK was drown from the track quarter
- mile from this station by disarranged
.,;tcb, The locomotive was completely
,,,... Two baggage cars and smoking
ar we're smashed. The floor of the bag
-,,. car was driven through the smoking
a. a. tearing off the roof and nearly an en-
,.c SIDE OF the car. Miraculous to say,
=, one was killed, but cuts and bruises
vert, beautifully distributed.
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!loEwATER PoLlrIcs.-Governor Peir-
Io'1t spoke in Portsmouth on Tuesday
-.51'. "a the same night the famous
Eo'o'ed orator, Dr.. Bayne, made speech
nom The City Hall steps in Norfolk. he
S s1.4 LIS opponents had stolen march on
Va 3;.A GoygettiDg up a meeting Friday for Rev.
= ~ owens, the colored orator from South
n-,,oi1na; ard he then proceeded to at
90. ,s.A 'hat politicians platform. DR.. Owens
"PIpeaFed in the crowd, and replied ;
,",,}S'eapon the irrcpressible Bayne at
.'S"eo him some more. The uproar was
great That the City Council, which was
-, ,' session, was forced to change its quar-
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WORKING OF "MY PoLICY." 1.-THE Sails
burg (Md.) Ne,o Era says that the efect
of the Presidents recreancy is beng made la
apparent even on our streets. Inc
hurrah for jeff. Davis again greetS our
ears. and those that have for some time
smothered their antagonism for Republi-
canism are now growing defiant"
This is an admission that the Radicals
do not allow free speech. Why does not
Mr.. Johnson cause them to " smother thclr
antagonism -!
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FoUND DEAD.-We learn that DR.. -
Lryhurn, a young physician of Lexington,
YA> found dead in his office in that place
on Saturday morning last. The supposed
cause oi death we were unable to asccr-
tain. On Friday evening he was in appa-
tcat excellent health, and attended q
party in town, remaining until past II
o'clock, when he returned to his office,
where he was found dead.-LynchJrg
N1ry
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.icQuITTED.-Th trial of Charles A.
Bowycr for killing Greed Taylor in Chris
iiausburg, which had been in progress III
the Circuit Court Of Roanoke for some
days, was concluded on Monday, resulting
in the acQuittal Of the ccused.-Lynch-
L,ry NprS
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.-We learn
that tie work OF rebuilding this important
road is progressing with rapidity-about
three hundred hands being employed.
The rails are now being laid between
f.edmont and Markham, and the track
graded ard rc;djusted to the summit OF
uc Blue Ridge 1!erqndria Gazette.
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Escape of Il Dangerous Lunatic.

PoUGHKEEPslE, September 3.-Johu D.
Jackson, who attempted to kill his father,
Joseph II. jackson, in this city short
,iar since, escaped from the Utica Lunatic
Asylum on Saturday. The people here
a,c much excited about it, rs it is known
he i determined to shoot down his father
at sight.
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4}ithn)ond Illspattll.
observation-disclosures s, 1867.
,o,,at EIection-PoIitical, &c.

vuvlNGroN, DEL, September s.-The
,,,.,inn in this city to-day resulted in the
c 1,,o.;on of Joshua S. Valentine, the Radi-
C. u, ,nandidatc for mayor, by go majority
90 .",,,t the same as year ago. Tho whole
%T' ,';', ticket was elected, except in one
na~ where there was Democratic ma
;,r,tv of fifteen.
]" rto Equal Rights Convention which
.,aots here tomorrow promises to be q
; n. demonstration. Delegates, both
. ~tt,o and colored, will be present from all
.,-,s Of the State.
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SECOND DISPATCI
Conservative Convention of Alabama

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September 4.-The
Conservative State Conve ntion of Alabama
met here to-day. Thirteen out Of sixty
two counties are represented by eighty
seven delegates, of whom twenty are
colored. There is considerable enthusi-
asm. A platform will be reported to-
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Savannah Exchange.

SAVANNAH, Septembe 4.-The Mer-
chants Exchange here was organized to-
day, with William Wadley, President of
the Central railroad, as chairman pro tenn
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The value of the wholesale oyster trade
of New York city is. estimated at not less
than SAC, 900, 900 annually.
The Imperial physicians fear the young
Prince Napoleon will not live to his ma
iority, on account Of some organic dis
ease,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-05

!, H. II. Chandler, United States District
IT-ii'''Ney Tor The State Of Virginia, and
.,"'A l.. Dudley, who was temporary pre-
,' 's"t d The Pittsburg Soldiers Conven-
,. ,a last fall, are on political stumping
n, %1' IL The Shenandoah Valley, in Virgil
40 says the New York Tribune.
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RcNoR.-We hear it rumored that the
Lynchburg Republican will soon cease to
exist as a Conservative paper, and come
OH Radical. We give the rumor for what
i IS worth. Murion Record.
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sickIes's Parting Shot.

CHARLESTON, S. G., September 4.-Ge-
neral Sckles has appointed Beverly Nash,
a prominent negro in Columbia, police
magistrate.
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ECONOMY! ECONOMY. !!w g eNy y
~ with costly alright lars. sPEAns soLo ~
TT.,N will observe fruit. toma oes, TO- with or
without sugar. in anv common stone or otnss s,v
rel Can use from 1t Ut pleasure ana sa'e MY
per '0n' - Wv l.. P KEACH, Grocar..
Agent for Richmond. AIS i1tn street. street,
su 5-Tk&>2t -Ioot VI Ve8et ----
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UNIVERSITY.
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
BALTIMORE, ND.

Rev. Thomas E. Bond. u. D., President.
G. G.. NJ Roberts, NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
4. J. Foard. n. D., Professor of Descriptive and
j. P. Logan, A. D., Professor OF the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
Harvey L. Byrd, N. D., Professor OF Obstetrics
NJ rtii P. Scott, NJ. D., Professor OF the Diseases
Of Women and Children.
Edward Warren, NJ. D., Professor OF the fflncl-
pies and Practice OF surgery.
John F. Monmonier. NJ D.. Professor OF Physl-
ology and General Pathology.
. J. J. Norman, N D., Professor OF Medical Ju-
risprudence and Hygiene.
Joseph 4. CIaget. NJ D., Professor OF Materia
Medict and Therapeutics.
Clarence Morit, N. D., Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John N. Monmonier, N. D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The next session Of this institution will COM
mence on the FIRST TUESDAY OF October next,
and continue for I've months.
One student fr III each congressional district OF
the late slav-holding States will be admitted TO
ali the privileges Of this university upon the pay
ment OF thirty :fue dollars for each session OF at
Wounded and disabled soldiers will have pre-
cedence in this regard over all other applicants;
All the subj cts embraced in the currlcum Will
be thoroughly taught and properly illustrated.
Ever. facility will be- afforded tn our studants
for clinical Study and dhnt0mtcdt tnrtSfigdtton
FEES Matrlcu lation, IS; dissection. 50; Pro-
fessors, 500; Graduation, $50; Beneficiary, gas.
For further information address the subscriber.
Al. F0AkD. NJ D., lean,
No. II Liberty street,
northeast corner Lexington or Barnum's HOTEL
w
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North Carolina Republican COnven

t1OE.
RALEIGH, n. c., September 1.-THE
State Republican Convention assembled
to-day-sixty-six counties being repre-
sented, several by proxy. After harmo-
NOUS preliminary proceedings, General
Joseph G. Abbott, president, General AL
fred Dockery and Hon. Robert ?. Dick,
vice presidents, were chosen as permanent
officers, and committee appointed to
draw up platform.
A mass meeting is called for tonight.
SECOND DISPATCH.
RALEIGH, N. c., September 1.-The Re-
publicans held grand mass meeting at
fuckers Hall tonight. Several colored
men spoke, and the speeches were ex-
tremely radical. A band Of music was
in attendance, and hymns were sung.
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The Vermont Election.

WASHINGTON, September 4.-The Radi-
Gals have carried Vermont by $4,000 ma
iOrity,
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GENERAL GRANT CALLED TO ACCOUNT
A dispatch to the Philadelphia Inquirer
contains the following:
at is reported that the President will
require General Grant to furnish him with
all the correspondence with the different
commanders OF the southern military dis
tricts, to ascertain whether General Grant
exceeded his instructions under the law to
these officers"
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1t will be seen that there are 3o5, O0C
Democrats in the two States to 285, 00C
Republicans. Now let US see how they
are actually represented in Congress
305,00 Democrats have three members
2S5,0O0 Republicans have sixteen mem
rs.-Philadelphia Age.
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Meeting OF the Southern Famine he'
lief Committee.

New York, September 1.-THE South
Famine Relief Committee held q final
meeting to-day. The total cash receipts
have been s25O,5e6; all Of which has been
expended. The number OF bushels OF
corn purchased was IL, 1866.
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THE sORA COME AGAIN.

q HSR
wbatsreY man does to bring us misery, Nature
"a aver beuntifu in supplying, not only our wants
Int our LUyURTEs. Ihave the
DELICIOUS soRa.
s. ZeTELL3.
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REPrBL1cAN GovERNMEST.-In round
numbers the vote in Ohio and Kentucky
at the last elections in those States stands
as follows:
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EARMVILLE FINALE COLLEGE.
L The Fall term, 1887, will begin september
esth. The Faculty viii b full. and consist OF
none hut able and experienced teachers. In,
struction thorough and extensive Good fare and
Accommodation Charges for board and all
snglish branches: Academic, essi Collegiate,
A. PREOT. President.
an s-eod2mx FarmyiIle, Va.
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MISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
lyI her SCHOOL on the lst OF October next, on
Franklin street corner OF Jefferson Tuition In
san an 1l--tUctl
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DIEDMONT INSTITUTE,
ruApI 0TT PeVILLy

THE NORWOOD SCHOOL. with 8
full corps OF able and experienced instructors,
and under sill more !avor4 BILE auspices tina here
tofore will e-open on WEDNESDAY the 18th OF
September 1851 The interest and advancement
of the scholars shall receive the closest personal
attention Address
WILLIAM D.CABBLL. Principal,
Norwood post office, Nelson county, Va.
l3-tOcl
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GEORGE n. HOPKINS'S SCHOOL,
VI SECOND STREET BETWBEH CARY AND
CANAL.-Nsxt session comm. noes September 20.
For terms, apply to- me through post Office, loo K
box 10, or ut my residence, Elmwood street, sid
nsv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-05

TOYNER'S SPRINGS FEMALE IN
" STlTDTE.-The third session OF this school
will,commenss on TUESDAY, October J, 1887. with
a fnl corls OF Inexperienced lie achars The interest
and ad vancement OF the pupils shall receive The
closest personal stention For further particula's,
addres, the under igned at Bonsacks post. otice,
Roanoke county, Va.
MRS. WILLIAM b. FRY,
I'm PrincinAl
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CELECT SCHOOL.-My School will
y rs.open October !, 1857. Ancient Languages,
Modern Languages, and Math ematics taught.
Weekly reports made 10 parents OF progress oe-
TERMS: Eighty dollars per session, payable
quarterly.
10 tn pest office, and TO my patrons generally.
AN elm SIDNEY H. OWENS, JR.
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Educational.
TEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTI-
Il TUTE, aoa TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL

& E. T. :. P s1THASMIs 4. Il Nm M Principals.
The next annual session WILL bagin on WE'D
NESDAY the 2sth Of September. 1867. Able and
faithful teachers In ell the departments. Special
Expenses for the year. payable half In ad-
vance: Elementary classes, $40 junior and inter
$40; French, S25; music on piano or guitar, $ss
use OF piano for practice, SO fuel, -.
Ample accommodations for boarding pupils.
For circulars, apply at the bookstores or to the
PRINCIPALS. se2-lm
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HANOVER ACADEMY.
IL IYsrRUcToRs:

LII INSTRUCTORS:
r. p. JONES, NJ. a , Principal;
WILLIAM NJ. F0NTAISE, NJ. a.
The instructors are both graduates Of the uni
varsity OF Virginia, and have had considerable
experience teachers.
The next sessio begins LIST OF October and ends
asth of jane. 1868.
TERMS: $3.50 In currency por session, exclusive
OF lights. washing, and towels (which need not
cost over twelve or thirteen dollars per session.
payable one half Let of October, the other half
i4th OF February
For catalogue. &C., address n. P. JONES,
Taylorsville, Hanover county, Va.
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MISSES KINGS H o o l. FOR
IVA T"UGG IADlES.-The next session OF this
school will commence on the lst Of OCTOBER and
close on the list OF jay, 1858
For further information, apply at No. l47 Broad
street Sc 2-lm
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MISS SUSAN D. COUI LING WILL
Iva resume the duties Of her school on Church
Hill on Tuesday the ist # October, 1857 lnstruc-
ton in needle work will be given II desired.
For further information, apply az her rs' idsnce,
2sl2 Grace strast. an 10 S,Tu&Thtd
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CHURCH HILL FEMALE INSTI-
" TUTB.-The second sess'on OF this school will
commence on MONDAY the 7ad Of september,
and end on 2sth OF June fol owing.
For terms, &C., apply to Miss r. ID. SANDS.
eaaIw Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-05

ATI-S E. V. WOODFIN, successor to
NA Mr.. J. L Jones, OF the Church H i'll Femal e
Institute" will op-n school on the 10th instant in
the rooms occupied BY MIR. Jones during the last
session, On Grace between Twenty. third and
Twenty fourth streets.
TRRYs: Moderate. 30 4-lW
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MISS CAUTHORN will re open her
ISl school on the 18th OF September, on Fourth
betwe en- Main and Franklin streets.
Price OF tuition For English. $40 French 500
Music. 81 r. lesson. Payable in advance.
27-2w<
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
d TWsNTY. FIFTH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. CaHRCH BILL.-The twelfth
annual session OF this sch DOL will commence MN
DAY, Septem Der 18th 1867. "
.aA .ux Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-05

VCI,ECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
n, ynuSa LApIEs-MRs. LBrlTlA Tyler
saaPLs Principal aided w 81 ses on
InSWaY ssptember II, 1857, and close on the
iast Friday in january, 1893 The next session VIII
Commences on MUsDAY. February y, and close
tina last Friday In June. lsos.
For circuiass. etc, apply A. the Institute, No.
loa west Monument street, Baltimore, or ut Tie
bookstores OF Messrs. Waters, Kelly Pist, a.. ana
Waite. ae-S"
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CHOCKOE BILL ACADEMY.-The
- third annual session OF this institution, located
at the corner Of Seventh and Grace streets, Will
commence on MONDAY, september 10Th, and
close the last of uns. The object of this school Is
TO prepare boys for college or TT them for bu'i:
ness pursuits. The Principal has had eight years
experiences as nm Instructor OF yonhs Al the
clone Of the sersion. prizes will be distributed In
the manner prescribed in circular, which can be
obtained ut tbs bookstores or at the school room
after lst OF September.
CHARGES same as last ssssion, and payable In ad-
vance: English branches and Mathematics per
half session, $32 SO Greek and Modern Languages,
each, SO Latin, Us. s. T. BEACH,
81 M priT
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MRS. C. POYTHRFSS WOULD
Iyl inform her friends that she will open .
SCHOOL for small boys skPTEA BEH 10, at her
residence, corner Of franklin and Twenty seventh
straits Sc 3-lw$
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sxIrHPIELp, August 20, 1857.
The undersigned, former patrons Of Mr.. 8. W.
C3oodson take pleasure in bearing testimony TO
hfs high moral and educational qualifications. At
ting him In an eminent degree for q successful
teacher G. B HAYDEN,
GEORGE 4. ATKINSON,
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DKnEESSOR DABNEY 81 r. G.
i WHARTON open on the 10Th Of September at
No. lilo Grace street q CLASSICAL and ATHh-
NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
Tuition In English.. geo 90
In Latin, Greek and French. or German,
ehCQ w
Cards obtained from 4. G. Wharton, q. D.,
or ut any Of the book.tor au lBlm$