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Educational.
nIOHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THg TWELFTH SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER lsr
under most favorable auspices.
TEACHERS

TEkCHEhS.
CukRLgs Fl. WINSTON, M. A., President.-Moral
Science and English Literature.
JAMES LBIGH JONES, N. A.-Mathematics, Latin,
and Natural Sciences.
-, Presiding Teacher.-Hisher Eng
lish
Frsnch Govsrness.
Mics WIGLEswORT H.-EDglish branches.
MIss NJ q. MISUNDERSTANDING department.
MISS MARY RoYALL.- Preparatory department.
Professor W. T. dRADAU.-Focal and lnstru-
mental Music
MISS s. G. WALTuALL.-Music and Vocalization;
Instruction will also be provided in German and
other languages, and In all the ornamental
branches. Singing lessons to the whole school
TssMs: English, s4s, $50. and s72 Languages,
slseach; Music $50 to 1885, Fuel, &C., - SO. Board
and Washing, S2se-payable each third In ad-
vance.
While the Institute aims 10 furnish the very best
facilities for the most liberal culture OF young Ia.
dies, we think we may confidently assert that In
no sehoo! Is more attention given TO the progress
For circulars or further information apply to
CHARLES q. WINSTON. N: A.,
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MARRIED

On the 18th, by the Rev. A. E: Dickinson, at
Esq, and Miss MARY S. LEWIS; all OF this city.
At Cedar Hill, Fairfax county, Va. on the 18th
instant, by the Kew. George H. Norton, Dir. JESs 8
MURRAY, OF Alexandria, to Miss KATE A., fourth
daughter OF Mr. william and Mrs. Margaret Hun
te-, OF Fairfax county.
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MISS PFGRAM'S ENGLISH AND
M rRBNCH BOARDING. AND Day SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GHiLpREETtb 1S0 t TsD
twaIfth session OF this school will begin the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. Pupils intending to
enter at that time requested to notify Miss Pc.
GRAM at once. Circulars may bs obtained OF
her. and OF Messrs STEVENS i PEGRAM and
aEoPGET RTD6OOD 80 l0--lm
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SO l0-2t
n9g NEW AND RARE GOODS JUST
RECEIVED.

I invite attention to our now STOCK OF
CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
We mention few leading articles. In Dkhss
GOODS we have an assortment of
POPLINs of all the new styles and shades;
GRANITE POPLINS, an elegant article for WALK
ing and travelling suits;
GRANITE LUSTRE, GHENE P0PLlNs, and
PARISIEN FANClEs, some very cheap;
Beautiful EMPRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH and
IRISH POPLINS,
RICH COLORED and BLACK SILKS;
MOURNING GOODS, among which Is new
article, ALEXANDRA PoPLIN, cheap;
LINEN SaEETINGS and TABLE LINENS, good
and cheap;
improved styles:
The GLovE-FITTING CORsET-said to be the
best.H fitting article ever made;
The FRENCH ELASTIC CROWN skIRT-styles,
Elite, Plastique, Blegante, and New Era.
Also, the celebrated ELLIPTICAL SKIRT, said 10
be unsurpassed for durability, symmetry,
and Hexibility. The prettiest shirt for the
price we have ever had.
full assortment of TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
BUTTONS, and BUGLE GIMPS.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE, Agent,
1s-6t 9e3 Main street.
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neg AUCTION SALE.-We beg to call the at
tenton of the grocery trade to our large and we'll
assorted stock of GOODS to be offered on FRIDAY
MORNING at half past 10 o clock. Since our auc-
tion list we have added largely.
A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
so,o 0, Auctioneers.
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n1RIFIED CHLOROFORM.

TITO THE D-BENSON'S
sALALEM BROTH OR SALTS OF WIS
DOM specific for Ringworm, letter, Itch, Bar
ber's Itch, Ulcers, and all eruptions OF the skin,
no matter how malignant or how long standing:
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease, the money viii be refunded
by BLUNT & M0SBLBY,
Druggists, No. 1924 NJ ain street,
au23 Richmond Va.
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MIR. ERICSSON'S SCHOOL FOR
In YOUNG LADIES, CORNER OF GRACE AND
FOUSHEE STREETS, RICHMOND, NA.-The
sixth session OF this Institution will commence on
the lst of October next
The scarcity of money has induced the Principal
to adopt the following rates:
Advanced English branches, IN CURRENCY. $50
Pyimarv sfudIes ....,......,......,..,.,,... 40
Ancien and Modern Languages, each ..........
Music, Drawing, &c, professor fees.
Vocal Music, FREE OF CHARGE.
Opportunities will be afforded young. aaies not
attending the school to join cassesin Languages,
Literature, Drawing. or hustc.
se3-im* o. A. ERICSSON. Principal.
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DiSSOIUti0Y1S, dc.

O-PARTNERSHlP. The subscriber
" having associated with him his nephew ", Nj.
John E. LAUeRToT Jr will continue the AUG
TON BUSIN ESS in the city Of Richmond under
the style OF COOK j. LAUGHT0N, and hopes the
same liberal patronage SO long bestowed on his
Individual efforts may be continued TO the new
firm, Ire l8-6t] E. B. COOK.
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have just
i received WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
the best truss in use for retention and cure
Of Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
PORTER. JOHN w RIsoE, pruggist,
NH II Main and Thlrd streeu.
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w WANTED,

eT VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND
PUMOLOGICAL S0CIETY.-AH persons pro-
posing TO contribute articles to the exhibition OF
this Society, to be held on the 18th OF October
next are quested to give as early notice Of their
intention as possible stating as far as they can the
character Of the articles and their bulk in order
that suitable space may be reserved for them.
Address, by letter, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoL0GI-
CAL SOCIETY, post. Office box zoe. sc ls-td
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SDecS0z Notices.
~JusT PUBLISHED,
OLE LATEST ADvsRTIsEMEkT.
We charge nothing for 1t, and at the 'sm' 'tAH'
.;s Tho most valuable document recently
issued from the press.
READ! READ !! !!
IT WILL PAY TO DO 50.

W. have inst received from large auction sales IN
Esv York the CHEAPEST GOODS yet
offered to the public:
NA1EsooK MUSLIN at 2sc., worth Aoe.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 4oc., worth $780,;
SWISS MUSLIN at 5oc., worth 7sc.;
CAMBRIA EDGING at Ioc.;
CAMBRIC EDGIHG at 2sc.;
SWISS BDG1HG at loc.;
SWISS EDGING at &c.,;
SILK GAUNTLETS at 2sc. per pair, worth 49,.
CAMBRIA B ANDs, 76c., worth 81;
CAMBRIA BANDS, 81, worth sl.so;
CAMBRIA BANDS, sL2s, worth $3.50;
CAMBRIA BANDS, 81, worth double the money;
PURE LINEN TOWELS, 12ac.
PURE LINEN DIAPER, 50 a piece, worth 50;
TABLE DAMAsK, pure linen, 5oc., worth &c.;
sATINETTS, s7ic., worth 5oc.;
sATINRTTs, Soc, worth 7sc.
sATINETTS, sOc., worth 81;
HICKORY SHIFTING, very heavy, ls3c. a yard /;
BED TICK, Hsc., worth l63c.
BED TICK, lssc., worth 2oc.;
GINGHAMs, 1896;
CALICOEs, 10, l2s, les, and 2oc.;
BLEACHED COTTON, 10, l2s, Is, leg, and 2oc.;
UHBLEkCHED COTTON at same prices;
SHIFTING STRIPES at 12sc.
Excellent IRISH LINEN at Soc.
SHIRT BoS0Ms, warranted all Linen, Csc. :;
Full-width sHEBTING, 4oc.;
PILLow-CAsE COTTON, 2sc.;
Large size NAPKINS, So per dozen, worth $3.50;
WHITE COTTON HOSE, l2sc. per pair;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs, Sl.25 per
dozen:
REAL FRENCH WovE CORsETs, 81 and SIPS.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS!!
Just received, large and beautiful lot, bought
at great sacrifice. We have
Beautiful MOHAIR PLAIDs, 25c.;
Beautiful GERMAN PoPLIN, s73c.;
Beautiful SILK STRIPE P0PLIN. 5oc.:
Splendid EMPRESS CLOTH, In superb colors,
very cheap.
FLANNELs
tLAN n SLS
FLANNELS!
Great inducements are offered in these goods,
purchased much below the regular price. We are
giving our customers the advantage of our bar
gains We have In our stock every grade OF
Flannel, among them good
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL,
ONLY THIRTY CENTS PER YARD.
and some as low as CSC. per yard.
Remember our number, 1547, and don't be ga
tisfed till you reach the store over which floats
the FLAG inscribed
"LEVYS' DRY GOODS STORE"
LEVY BROTHERS,
se1e l547 Main street.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-NEW
IL ARRlVALS.-We respectfully invite atten-
ton to our very large and varied stock Of 70 H.
TURB. In quality and variety We challenge COM
petition. II cannot be surpassed. Every article
may be found In oar assortmsnt OF styles and pat.
terms which cannot fall TO please all tastes.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage EXTENDED US
for twenty Ave years past, we respectfully solicit
q continuance Of the same
HABLlSTON & BROTHER,
No. so5 Main street corner OF Niath;
Two new and spacious three-story WAX.
HOUSES On Gary street near Ninth, nssr the
basin, spitad for any business, win be rented low.
iyu
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u W. CONES SCHOOLENGLIsH,
IL. CLASSICAL, AND MATHRMATICkL-ON
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL. OPPOSITE MONU.
MENTAL CHURCH The sixteenth session will
commence on MONDAY, September 10th.
For information, circulars may be seen at this
Office, and the bookstores, or application may be
made to the undersigned through the post-ofice,
or at lis Twenty ninth, near Grace street.
an 30-lm g. w. CONE, A. NJ, Principal.
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Dr,.gs. Medicines, &c.

CHURCH HILL PHARMACY-NO-
7s.ss sss
s snd Fsso SL III 0
lss ss Ra.1a aosis
No. 1926 corner OF Twenty and Broad street"
rR-n.,,,s W. B. and J. q: f SaIPa, szpsil.
enced and competent druggists will be glaa 20 sse
their friends and the public geneosInn n Of
prescriptions IoyAIL,
sc 18-eod2w \. =. o0 49,
ILCOHOL, ALCOHOL. Pure
A WHITE Alcohol, suitable for brandy
1sssHs' for e. fas W. :. F Sy PEsss s Main
NERVOUS HEADACHE relieved BY
IN the genuine PAULL1NA Po" DEED "n'
PILLS. Sold by the agents. MEADE 8 BAKER,
sas Ninth and Franklin streets.
M CARB. sODA.-Lee's SUP. CARR.
som dirsct importation, for sale by
- sop Purcell Reel LAID S9, D1aEg .,1ss,s
SELF corner Main and Thir.een.n ..-ee.e:
ERMAN CoLoGNE.-CoLoGNE
u Ff ntpb sspGHo5n . Df G
..,a fo Corner s Main and Thirteenth streets:
PURIFIED oHh0E0r0hn'
PHYSICIANS and patients should use only the
"puRJFIED CHLOROFORM for internal use'
az much less is required to produce the desired
effect, and all danger Of the fatal consequences SO
often following the use Of the ordinary choroform
is avoided.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
soil Ninth and Franklin streets.
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Remember our number, 1547, and don't be ga
tisfed till you reach the store over which floats
the FLAG inscribed
"LEVYS' DRY GOODS STORE"
LEVY BROTHERS,
sels 1547 Main street.
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T ANE & MEADE'S SCHOOL.
IL First street between Main and FRANKLIN
General JAMES II. LANE and Mr.. HODlJ All
MEADE will open the first session OF their school
on the 23d September next. "
While special attention will be paid to English,
the pupils Of this school will be thoroughly pre-
pared for the University Of Virginia or the Vir.
For further information apply to either Of the
Principals, box $50, Richmond, Va.
REFERESCBs:
Dr. F. H. Dea-e, DR.. J. A Cunningham, L. D.
Crenshaw, Eco. General Il. =. w Use, General j. K.
Anderson J. B. Dupuy, Esq K; A. Lancaster,
ESQ, Colonel w. Gillian, Z. F. Williams, Esq
Richmond, Virginia Dr. S. Maupin, Professor I.
q Smith, Professor NJ. schels de We're, University
of Virginia; General F Smith, Colonel. T r. L.
tary Institute Colonel A. t. Bledsoe. Baltimore,
Maryland; Governor John Letcher, Lexington,
virginia H. P. Lefebvre, Montgomery. Alabama !;
J.. Is. Haryie, Esq Rev. +; +. Berkley, Amelia )
Major 4. Douthat, Charles City. e3-tOli
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GOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ The next session Of th is school will commence
on the F[bST DAY OF OCTOBER. 1857
The Principal will be assisted by Dir. GEORGE T.
MERRILL, known for wears as one OF ,hs most soc-
cessful teachers in Virginia; by Miss MARY b.
Moon, a graduate of Mr.. John IIars excellent
scbooi at Charlottesville, aud for the past seven
FEARS an eminent teacher OF music and the hig her
branches Of English; by Mics MAO LEE; and In
the French department by Mr.. C. +. PAsDIdoS.
The very best teachers OF sic hsy, been Sc
cured. Especial attention will be given to the
preparatory department. For terms and other In
formation address
sa Is-tOct7 D. LEE POWELL. A. NJ. !. box s2s.
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TEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTI-
It. TUTE, 1903 TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL.
l.. s. P ByWAkMps, a; M Principals.
The next annual session will begin on WE'D
NEsDAY the 25th Of September. 1857. Able and
faithful teachers In all the deparnepts SpsGisl
Expenses for the year, payable half in ad-
vance: Elementary classes $40 junior and inter-
mediate classes, $50; senior class, $50; Latin,
use OF piano for practice, $40 fuel. 80.
Ample accommodations for boarding pupils.
For circulars, apply at the bookstores or TO the
Principals. se2-lm
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no TEACHERS OF sEMINARIEs

ITO TEACHERS OF SEMINARIES
L AND SCHOOLS IN RICHMOND The under
signed offers his services either as teacher In the
rudiments and scierce OF vocal music, or conduc-
tor of singing exercises to Sabbath or day schools
For teaching elementary principles AMI eel nee OF
music two dollars per session Of twenty lessons
for each pupil. Length Of tims. ore e, hour; For
tal explanations of rudiments, $l25 for Ehole
session Of school. Time-to suit the require,
training of the voice in reference to articulation
accent and expression. PRACTICAL experience I af
teen years induces me to hope that can give
satisfaction TO both pupil and patron 1t Is very
gratifying to one SO fond OF the science rs myself
to see SO much interest manifested on the part Of
school teachers, and hope the importance will
not be deprecated by my offering to assist In us
cultivation at the moderate rates which are In
reach Of all AS can only attend to ten or twslye
classes land about half that number being already
engaged) 1t would be well for those desiring my
services to apply at once, 30 that proper books
may be selected, and oths arrangements made TO
start with the opening of schools. address post
office box 297 Sc 7-eodtlstOcl w. l.. COX.
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MISS ELLA SHELL WILL RE-
M OPEN HER SCHOOL on the lst Of October
at her residence, No. 62i Eighth street, north OF
Leigh. u,
$50; Music, $50; French, $40. Payable quarterly
- eJronca SO i0-tOctl
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Meetings.

NOTICE. Stockholders Of the g
IN RICHMOND MASONIC BUILDING Xxx
ASSOCIATION are required to make prompt W
payment Of the second instalment on stock, dut
the goth day OF September, 1867.
ROBERT MAC0MBER, Treasurer.
"a Main nd Tenth Streptg
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MISS MAYOS SELECT SCHOOL
Nl FOB YOUNG LArIES.-hliss III. T. MAYO
will resume the duties of her school on the ISL
day OF October 1867 at her residence, GIG Seventh
street, north Of Leigh.
The course of instruction embraces all the stu
dies necessary to a thorough English education.
The Prepa ratory Department will be under the
control of Mrs G. E. MAYO, lady who has had
many years experience in teaching. In this de-
partment children under ten years oil age VIII Dc
received.
A competent professor will be employed to teach
the French language.
Powell Eco principal of the Southern Female
Institute, OF which school she is a graduate,
Among the patrons of her tcaool she would also
refer to the following gentlemen: Rev T. '.
Moore, D. D Captain William Y. Sheppard, An
drew Elicit, Esq, G. w. Grettsr, ESQ James
Baker, ESQ A. T. Peticolas, sf D.. Jordan Mar
tin, Esq, Hector Harris, Esq Thomas Nowlan
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THE NORWOOD SCHOOL, with
i full corps Of able and experienced instructors,
and under still more favorable auspices thar hare
tofore, will ret open on WEDNESDAY the 2Sth OF
September, 1857. The interest and advancement
of the scholars shall receive the closest personal
attention. Address
WILLIAM D. CABELL, Principal,
Norwood post. office, Nelson county, Va.
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AND

CLASSICAL AND
" MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
BY ROGER MARTIN.
Location: West side Of Seventh street between
Clay and Marshall.
TERMS: Same as heretofore-payabls invarl-
ably IN advance. For further particulars see cir
culars at the book stores or address me through
the post Office, box So.
au 23-lm ROGE MARTIN.
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ENGLISH. CLASSICAL, AND MA
IL THEMATICAL SCHOOL.-Mr. Pettigrew
having declined teaching. shall open MALE
SCHOOL on the LIST OF october In the school-room
attached to Sycamore church, formerly occupied
by him. on and after the 10Th Of September may
be f. und at my school room every day from to /?
o'clock. The patronage OF his friends and the
pubic is respectfully solicited.
"a q sod2mk WILL AN +. FOX, A. M.
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MISS s. 8. RICHARDSON will rca
| WI open her SCHOOL LIST October. 1857, on Cary
| street between Third aud Fourth. Pariicu'ar At.
| tention paid to Mathematics. Latin and French
| taught in the school.
For further particulars inquire at No. aOs Cary
street.
| RgrgRsYcEs.-Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, D. D., Rev.
William Brown, D. D., Colonel William p. Num-
! ford, Peachy K Grattan, Esq. Sc l3-eod6w
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We cordially commend to the citizens OF Rich
mond Mr.. s. w Goodson. who is well known 10
US as gentleman admirably fitted by his acq 1lre-
ments and temper for his profession as a teacher.
He has already served in that capacity in another
part the State with great satisfaction to the pa
rents who have entrusted children to his charge.
ROBERT OULD,
NELSON HEAD,
ROGER A. PRYOR.
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THE TWELFTH SESSION OF MRS.
L BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR BOYS will com.
mence on LIST October at the residence OF Mr.. A.
l.. Elicit, on Grace street corner Seventh. For
particulars apply at Mr. J. II. GARDNER'S, near
Monumental church, Broad street
Sc e-eodtOctl
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MRS. r. B. COLEMAN HAVING
M RESUMED THE DUTIES OF Her SCHOOL,
on Grace street, No. 2o4 between Second and
Third respectfully invites the attention Of her
former patrons and parents generally to this ad-
vartissment Sc ls-3ls
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nOYNER,S SPRINGS FEMALE I'M.

NOYNER'S SPRINGS FEMALE IN
~ STlTUTE.-The third session Of this school
will commence on TUESDAY, October J, 1887, with
full corps OF experienced teachers. The interest
and advancement OF the pupils shall receive the
closest personal attention For further particulars,
address the undersigned at Bonsacks post. once,
Roanoke county, Va.
MRS. WILLIAM Fl. FRY,
ga Sim Principal.
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SMITHPisLD, August 20, 1867
The undersigned former patrons Of Mr.. s. W.
Goodson take pleasure in bearing testimony to
his high moral and educational qualifications ft;,
ting him in an eminent degree for successful
teacher C. B. HAYDEN.
GEORGE K. ATKINSON,
SO l9-1w JOHN +. ADAMS.
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DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY, ON
IL FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH.-The first session OF this school
will commence on MONDAY the 10Th OF septem-
ber. and close on the seth of June following.
The course of instruction will embrace the ordi-
nary English branches, the Sciences, and the An
cient and Modern Languages.
For terms, references, &c., see printed circular.
S. w. GO0DSON.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-The Executive Committee Of Flu
wanna county are requested to meet at the Court
house on MONDAY the 23d instant.
K. F0NTAINE, President
Sc got Virginia Central Railroad Company.
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AIR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
lM Steal AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN BE.
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
twenty fourth session Of this school will begtp
MONDAY, septic amber 2sd.
TERMS For the session, $50. For further par.
t,culars see circulars at the bookstores, apply
tween Main and Franklin, or at his school. ROOM
22-tO5
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MASSES KINGS sc Fl 0 o L FOR
WI YOUNG LADlES.-The next session OF this
school will commence on the LIST of OCTOBER and
close on the LIST OF July, lses
For further information, apply at No. l!'7 Broad
street. Sc Tim
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NfCGUIRE'S SCHOOL,
M METH AND CLAY STREETS
PREPARATORY CLASS.
The formation OF z Preparatory Glass having
he an requested applications are invI.ed. Charges
$50 Der sessfou se l9-lw
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GEORGE n. HOPKINS'S SCHOOL,
VI SECOND STREET BETWEEN CARY AND
CANAL.-Next session commences September %.
For terms, apply to me through post Office, lock-
box 40, or ut my residence, Elmwood street, Sid.
nav an 2s-eodin,
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-20
An Obligation Cancelled.

The Times and Tribune in New York love
each other most cordially. A cat has no more
affection for a strange dog than has either of
these Journals for the other. Notwithstanding
this undisguised dislike of each other, when
the Senatorial question was being discussed In
the Empire State, and it was understood that
Mr.. Greeley would like the situation, Mr.. Ray.
mond of the Times. with a truly chivalrous
spirit, came out in his favor, and expressed the
hope that the legislature would do itself the
credit and the State the honor to give the edi.
tor of ihe Tribune six years in the q. 8. Senate
This was generous and neighborly; worthy Of
man who knows how to strike heavy blows
and who had been laid under no special obli-
cations to think highly of his rival contempo-
rary.
Recently Mr.. Raymond's name has been
presented to the Senate in connection with the
Austrian mission, and the Tribune, not to be
outdone in courtesy or neighborly spirit, re-
turns the compliment and cancels its obliga-
ton in the following neat paragraph:
If we are to have any other Minister in Vien-
ma than Mr. Motley, we trust it will be Mr..
Henry j. Raymond, whose name is before the
Senate. We believe Mr.. Raymond is more
sensibly employed in attending to his newspa-
per, and we can scarcely fancy journalist
leaving healthy hard work to dance attendance
in the forlorn audience-chambers of the Aus
trian Kaiser. We would very gladly see the
Austrian Mission, along with twenty other
such places, abolished, and whenever we have
any business with the Emperor of Austria Mr..
Seward might write to him, or, at most, send
him dispatch. five are to have Minister,
however, and if Mr. Motley Is to he recalled,
we know of few gentlemen who would repre-
sent American interests more creditably than
Mr.. Raymond.