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Physicians.

nR. FAIRFAX has abandoned his
~ intention of leaving Richmond, and may be
found at all hours at his old otce-62l franklin
street. SO l8-3t*
DR. M. i. JAMES Qately Of Gooch-
IL land) has removed to Richmond TO PRAC-
TICR HIS PROFESSION. Office and residence on
southwest corner of Grace and Adams streets.
" l8-2m
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MR.. ERICSSON'S SCHOOL FOR
WI YOUNG LADIES, C0RN2R OF GRACE AND
POUSHER STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-Ths
sixth session OF this institution will commence on
the LIST OF October next.
The scarcity Of money has induced the Principal
10 adopt the following rates:
Advanced English branches, ~ crRRgScT...".$so
Urinary l6S.
Ancis mt and Modern Languages, each. ..........h
Music, Drawing, &c, professors fees.
Vocal NJ s.c, PR8B CHARGE.
Opportunities will be afforded young, aaies not
attending the school to join elassesin Lang
"a s~lm& o. A. ERICSSON, Principal.
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TEMALE COLLEGIATE 1NSTI-
T. TUTB, 1903 TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL.
rs. P SsWAkNps; a M; NJ" Principals.
NEsDAY the 2sth OF September. 1867. Able and
faithfu teachers In all the departments Special
attention will be given to PRIMARY sChoLAas.
vance: Elementary classes, So Junior and inter.
mediate classes, $50; senior class. $50; Latin.
use OF piano for practice, SIC; fuel, -.
Ample accommodations for boarding pupils.
For circulars, apply At the bookstores or 70 inc
PRINCIPALS. eo3-iW
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r ANE a. MEADE,S SCHOOL.

IL First street between Main and Franklin.
General JAMES II. LANE and Mr. HoDlJAH
MEA DE 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 Viz
Yinia Military Institute.
For further information apply to either OF the
Principals, box $50, Richmond Va.
REPgRgScgs:
DR.. F. Il. Deare, DR.. J. A. Cunningham, L. D.
Crershaw, ESQ.,. General II A Wise, General ]. K.
Anderson, ]. B. Dupuy, ESQ X. A. Lancaster,
Esa Colonel W Gillian, K. F. Williams, ESQ.,,
Richmond, Virginia; DR.. S. Maupin, Professor I.
II. Smith, Professor n. Schele do We're University
of Virginia General F. q. Smith, Colonel J. 7. l..
Preston, Colonel T. Fl. Williamson, Virginia Mill
tary Ins,tutej Colonel A T. Bedsoe, Baltimore
Virginia d. p. Lefebvre, Montgomery, Alabama
l.. &. Harvie, ESQ Rev. p: r. Berkeley, Amelia
Major 3. Douthat, Charles City. se3-toil
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NHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY.-The

SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY.-The
ar the corner OF Seventh and Grace streets, will
commence on MONDAY. September 10Th, and
close the last Of June The object OF this school Is
to prepare boys for college or 1T them for busi.
ness pursuits. The Principal has had eight years
experiences as an instructor OF yoaths AT the
the manner prescribed In circular, which can be
obtained at the bookstores or at the sehool-room
after LIST OF September.
vance: English branches and Mathematics per
half session $32. SO; Greek and Modern Languages,
each, 80; Latin, Us. 8. T. BEACH,
2l-t01 Principal.
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FCLECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
e. YOUNG LAEIBS-MRs. LBTITlA TYLER
SsMPLE, Principal. aided by corps OF able in
strIstorsThe third Session on viii commence n on
last Friday in January, 1858 The next session Will
commences on MONDAY. February ., and close
For circulars, etc, apply at the Institute, No.
log west Monument street, Baltimore, or at the
bookstores Of Messrs. Waters, Kelly b Piet, and
Waite. au22m
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MISS JULIA PEYTON WILL RE-
lY1 OPEN her school for young children on the
lot of OCTOBER. She can be seen at her residence,
No. 100 Franklin street, after the 2oh september.
81
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CLASSICAL, AND MA
IL THEMATICAL SCHO0L.-hr. Pettigrew
having declined teaching, | shall open MALk
attached n Sycamore church, formerly occupied
by him. On and after the 10Th OF september ! may
be found at my schoOl-room every day from TO IL
o'clock The patronage OF HIS friends and The
pubic Is respectfully solicited. .
80 2-eod2m* WILLIAM F. FOX, A. NJ.
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Educational.

MISS SUSAN e. WILLIAMS will
IfI commence her school on MONDAY the 3oth
fnstsnt, in her school-room, near tho corner Of
Seventh and Leigh streets. Sc ls-atW ,F.&M
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MIR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
Nl sICaL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN BE-
TWEEN THIED AND FOURTH STREtTS.-The
twenty fourth session OF this school Will begin
MONDAY, September 23d.
TERMS For the session, $780, For further par
tlculars, zee circulars at tho bookstores, or apply
to Mr.. TURNER, at mis- residence, Third street be-
tween Main and Franklin, or at his school room.
22-fOh
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MISS PEGRAM'S ENGLISH AND
Yl FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CaILDREN, los AND
lob LINDEN BOW, FRANKLIN STREET. The
twelfth session OF this school will begin the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. Pupils intending to
enter at that time re requested to notify Hiss Pc
GRAM at once. Circulars may BIZ obtained of
her, and OF Messrs. STEVENS & PEGRAM and
GE0KGE L. BIDGOOD. SO l0-lm
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GEORGE H. HOPKINS'S SCHOOL.
" SECOND STREET BETWEEN CARY AND
CAEAL.-Next session ccmme noes September %.
For terms, apply to me through post. ONCE, lock
box 30, or at my residence, Elmwood street, Sid
nav au 28-eodln<
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
L MRS G. X. CHAPLIN continues TO give instruc
ton on the PIANO at her residence on Ninth ono
door above Leigh street, and Is prepared TO re-
ceivs few more young ladies'.
Inuuire ay above SO tawtlst0c
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THE NORWOOD SCHOOL, with a
i full corps OF able and experienced Instructors,
and nndsr All more favorable auspices To an here
tofors will reopen on WEDNESDAY the 25th OF
September. 1867. The interest and advancement
OF the scholars shall receive the closest personal
attention. address
WILLIAM D. CABELL, Principal,
Norwood post office, Nelson county, Va.
an l3-tOcl
MISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
Nl her SCHOOL on the lst OF October next, on
franklin street corner OF Jefferson. Tuition 10
English, $i5 TO 500 in Latin and French, each,
$50. an 2l--tocu
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL FOR
WI YOUNG LADIES, BROAD STREET BE-
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH.-The twenty
fourth session will commence OCTOBER and end
JULY l, 1868. Mrs. Pellets system Of instruction
il thorough, and the result Of experience OF r
quarter Of century, Young ladies desiring to
pursue the study OF history and literature after
they have finished their educational course will
be received, and certificates Of their proficiency
will be granted
Observation-Disclosures
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Assets employed ere for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS invited
Otdcs, No. l2l4 Main street.
D. J. HARTSoOK, President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
B. G.. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary. my
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VIRGINIA FEM ALE INSTI.
Y TUTE, STANTON. vIRGINIA.-The next
session Of this long and favorabIy- known institu-
stitution will commerce on the 18TH SEPT EMBER.
Departments all in full operation, under eXpe
rienced professors and teachers.
TERMS kEDCcED: For board and tuit!on IN Eng
ish and Latin for the scholastic year, $3.50 In cur
rency; French Music, &C.. extra
For circular, with full information, address
REV. K. H. PHILLIPS, Principal, or
REV. J. C. WHEAT, Vice Principal.
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Educational.
HANOVER ACADEMY.
IL INSTRUCTORS:
y; ?; JONES, u: a, Principal;

~ ANU ACh DlLm
IL INSTRUCTORS:
". p. JONES, d. A, Principal;
WILLIAM IL. P0NTAIHE, n. A..
The Instructors are both graduates OF the uni
veihlty OF Virginia, and have had consioefaole
experience as teachers
The mex. ss.sion begins lst OF October and ends
81 s sh.s sss In currency per session. exclusive
cost over twelve or thirteen dollars per sessionl
l4th OF February
For catalogue. &c., address H.P. JONES.
Taylorsvi!le, Hanover county. va.
an 21-3awlm '' -
g ELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
- LADIES -Miss s. E. CONVERSE win resume
the duties OF her school at No. SIT Twelfth street
on the LIST Of OCTOBER. So 7-4tawl4t
MRS. M. G. RICE'S SCHOOL will
Xl be re.opensd 10TH SEPTEMBER, on Second
between Clay and Leigh streets. Discipline and
instruction such to meet the full appreciation Of
all parents who Will visit ths school in session,
seeing and knowing for themselves how TO appre-
ciate or services for the promotion Of their chill
dren's prss-n Mt and future welfare. Highest writ
ten reference given. Terms reasonable.
SO 12-lw
The New York herald., 1867-02-23
ALLEGED ENTERTAINMENT BY A pAwNsRoxss CLERK.

The examination in the case Of John r. Hamilton,
late clerk in the employ of r. Simpson & Co., pawn
brokers, commenced yesterday In the Essex Market
Police Court before Justice shandley The accused 10
charged by his late employers with the embezzlement
Of $500 while in their employ; and Is further stated
S34 000 which is suspected Hamilton appropriated TO
his civil suit has been instituted for the
oovery of portion of the above amount The evidence
taken yesterday being but the opening Of the
not very material. Below will be found summary -
Robert Simpson being further xamned. testified that
It his duty, with his brothers John and Wilson and
the prisoner TO return the pledges and receive tho
money; prisoner had charge Of the vault chief eerk
and balanced the cash at night; the books and
money we're kept in the vault: the prisoner
locked tho same and took the key home with
O'Clock in the morning, and he the Witness at about
hafpast eleven o'clock FIRST examined the books In jan
uary 1857 having previously taken stock the result
large deficiency; Hamilton took the stock the
top story placed there by wness the book repre-
scntng the stock taken put In in evidence and iden
thed) examining the files OF tickets great number
of the found, tho goods for which were not
delivered during the day the tickets purpored 10 have
been filed, aud we're marked of the books On .
question being put by Mr. Anthon counsel for the plain
tfs whether the examination Of the books showed any
loss OF money Judge Stuart for the defendant objected
the ground Of It's immateralty. He submitted that
all the members of the rn had hand in the business,
and 1t not fraud, could II be shown that there
any larceny embczzement committed by the prs.
oner The question was admitted by the Judge. The
answer TO the question "Yes.o
The furtcr examination set down for Monday, the
9th oil March.
The New York herald., 1867-02-23
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present weck now ready,
contains three exccently written sketches entitled
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"GRANDMoTHER MEREDITH"
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POETRY -" Born siDrs THE QUESTION" SONNET vos
-u,IEBso and THE wEEKn

POETRY :" Born SIDES THE QUESTION" :" SONNET vos
CGIxBs" and " THE WEEK."
II also contains: highly Important European News
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Special dispatches giving the expressions Of the London
Press on the Offer Of the Yacht Henrietta 70 the Duke
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bracing the Cable reports In relation TO the Movement
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TAXATION IN BOSTON.

bottom, Feb. u, 1867.
The City Auditor estimates the expenditures for the
financial year OF 1s67'6S at $79s5 3s5, Of which sum
$685. 50 s 10 be raised by taxation, being 81 20
than last year.
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SUPERIOR couar-sptclil TERM.

The Right Of Foreign Corporations Doing
Business In this state to Claim the JurIssiic.
zion Of the United states Coarts Denied.
Before Robertson, O. J.
TIE New Fork Pidngfore Company vs Ne Nep Haven
Steamboat Companv This was . motion on the part Of
The New York herald., 1867-02-23

DY HENRY II. LEEDS h MINER.
ID LEEDS ART GALLERIES."
CONTRIBUTORS SALE or FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
WATER COLORS DRAWINGS, &C.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER viii sell by auction on
Tuesday, 26th Wednesday, 27h and Thursday 18th Feb
ruary. ~ O'Clock each EVENING, at the 'LEEDS ART
GALLERIES., SE and $40 Broadway, southwest Of
Twelfth street.
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL
PAINTINGS. WATER COLORS AND DRAWINGS,
BY AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS, viz
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
Bierstadt T. Buchan Read, L. II. Mignot,
Ranney, Il. ID. Lewis, Doughty,
r. L. Henry Kcnscit H. Bispham
l. Smith, J. Carn. Durrie.
Beanlieu. j. g. Virgins, Burning
+. Moran, Winner. Remscy
Dyke, VIM. Craig AGneli,
G. w. Nicholson Iulvcrhonse, W. ID. Washington.
Bensell, y. r. Waterstop. and others
EUROPEAN ARTISTS.
J. r. Herring, Ssigr, ,Touissant, G. Becker
Dilens. Schaep Dax,
Meadows, & Zicrn, Ansdell,
Joseph vernet, kocx koek, Wilson.
Calow, Kupper, and others
The above are now on exhibition, FREE. LEEDS
ART GALLERIES" until the sale, and evenings pre-
vious thereto. N ef #s ntH#4 sasf
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AsTROLOQY.

49,
"A present and future. Stanton street, the gro
Gerry. Ladies. 90 cents; gentlemen, 81.
4 CARD.-MADAME ROSS. MEDICAL AND BUsI.
"A ness Clairvoyant has removed 19 West Fifteenth
street. Sixth where she shows and
tells the OF the person you viii marry. Beware Of ~
tcrnte preonders who initiate her. Lucky numbers
A 81 s1PofOGY--DR. AND MRS. BROUoHToN CAN
"A be consulted Medicine and Asroloey 8ik Broad
way Fee 81 10 20.
MADAME WALTERS, DrsTrNG uIsHED cLAIRvOv
M ant visit her for svory thing sickness, business
theft. names numbers. good luck. 3ol Canal street.
MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CIAIRvoyANT,
N reveals your whole life once No. Greene street,
eoxnAr Of Canal. Consullauoa IL
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~~~~~~~>~~~~~N~~~1r~-~~--
"A Fnr &c HOTEL, CHATHAM sQUARE-wELL
or mon Rooms, moderate prices BY the aAy week
opeA ~ JOHN GERKEN. Proprietor.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE.--E. ROTH, AUCTfONEER eM
n LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF
ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRrE, 4.
BEAUTIFUL PARIOR SUITS IN BRQCATEL,
VELVET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
This {aturday morning, February IS at IL O'Clock the
elegant Household Furniture OF the tour story house
Clinton place, Eighth street between Fifth and Sixth
avesues magnificent sewood Pianofore, % fine OIL PANT
ings Works OF Art and Bronzes Is Brussels and ingram
Carpets lot of rich PaHr Bearsom and Dining Room Fur
nnre Spring and Hair Mattresses. Glass China and Silver
ware, Cutlery &C. Sale positive.
A DRIAN II. MULLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
N Monday, Feb IS, at the Exchange Salesroom Ill
Broadway, the valuable property $50 B0wery, and 30
Bond street aud 56 Bond street three story brick
Houses $50 Bowery substantial four story store and dwell
ling with good basement and under cellar suitable for any
business This property IL desirable as an investment
A UCTION NOTICE--ALL THE ELEGANT HOUSE.
n hold Furniture OIL Paintings. Bronzes &C.. contained
IN the vs story brown stone house a West sixteenth street
sacrifice for cash. Drawing Room Furniture covered broca
tel rosewood panoorte Velvet Carpets Mirrors Curtains
Chandeliers Bookcase rosewood Etagere, Centre
Table, Bronzes statnay, Buffet Extension Table. China
Glass Silver Ware, Bureaus, Armore 6lace, Bedsteads
dc House for sale.
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IlY MINER 4 SOMERvILLE t41 sals# fiyr#
ID AT AUCTION. THIS DAY. AT II O'CLOCK,
AT sALESROOM 81 NASSAU STREET, IL tAatH
FUR ROBES, BLANKETS.
SEVERAL SETS HARNESS., &c. &C. .Nffst
Regular Horse Sales at 81 Nassau every Wednesday
and Saturday. at II o'clock. 7 WIZ #
Messrs. MINER SOMERvILLE offer unsurpassed adj
in location experience and business capacity to
wishing buy desiring sell Horses Carriages
ANYTHING pertsning to the horse business
IrERRy LEASES AT AUCTION.
the City Hail. Tuesday, h March, 1857 at eleven
O'Clock NJ win be sold public auction the highest
bidder with adequate securiy term Of ten from
the first day of May, 1857
The the Ferry established from the foot Of
Whitehall street to Staten Island
The of Ferry established from the foot Of
Twenty third street, North river. Pavonia, y. j.
The said several Ferry Leases viii be sold with all the
rgs privileges and advantages thereof belonging 70 the
Corporation OF the city of New York
conditions Of had application
at Comptrollers Office
BY order OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
CIrY NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT FJNANCE,(
February H. 1857
The New York herald., 1867-02-23
HE co RT S
SUPREME CouRT-caAmssRs.

The Lease Of the Corporation Onlces--Return
Of nm Alternative Writ or Mandamus to
!. Compel Payineas Of Rent. sc. +
BEFORE Judge Leonard.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-18
sufficient fund for the erection Of 4 re

sufficient fund for the erection Of re-.
spectacle and convenient place Of
worship. The estimated cost of the
structure proposed ia from sixteen &c
twenty thousand dollars. The mat
ter was formally presented TO the con-
gregation, last Sabbath morning, and,
although there were but a few pres
ent, owing to the inclemency of the
weather, the subject was favorably re-
ceiyed. Judge Parrett, of your city,
made an able and earnest appeal in
favor of the enterprise. Three sub
scriptions of $1,000 each were re-
ceived, and enough more added to
make $1,000, at that one meeting, and
there are three or four others who
we're not present, who are
confidently expected to give $1,000
each; and | hope that | may soon be
able to inform you that the full
amount has been subscribed by re-
sponsible parties.
The great food still continues. LA
Belle RiUiere " is evidently on a high
old spree. The water is now a foot
and a half higher than the highest
point reached some two years ago, and
only lacks few inches of being as
high as the great food of 1847, and is
now rising at the rate of one-half an
inch per hour, which is unprecedented
at this stage of water.
The many friends of Mr.. McNeely
in this vicinity. are no ways chary in
their expressions of indignation on
account of his removal from the post
office in your city, believing as they
10, that his removal might have been |
by Senator Lane, and anath-
emas both loud and deep are heaped |
lpon him whom in times past we have
10 delighted to honor, but who, as we
believe, has proved recreant to the
ugh trust reposed in him in the last
lays of his political life.
Yours, &c. RoCKpoRr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-18

Assembly shall not grant TO any citi.
gen, or class of citizens, privileges OF
IDmunities which upon the same
terms shall not equally belong to all
citizens" 81
This bill proposes to grant to few
persons, of one or two small classes,
the privilege of receiving donations
from the County Treasurers' without
making any provision for the enjoy
naent of the same privilege by other
citizens and classes ON the same
serms. To the extent of these dona-
lions the donees are granted immu-
atty from taxation, for it is manifest
shat there is no difference in princi-
pie between exempting a man and
AIS property from taxation and be-
slowing upon him out Of the taxes
collected from his neighbors an
amount OF money equal to his quota
OF these taxes
Another section of the Bill of
Rights provides that no mans mar
ocular services shall be demanded
without just compensation no mans
property shall re taken by law with
out just compensation, nor except In
case OF the State, without such COM
pensation first assessed and rendered.
This bill proposes to take the pro-
leeds OF the labor and property of the
citizen, gather it into the treasury.
and then appropriate 1t to the
private use of another citizen without
any. compensation, except the purely
eonlectural benefits which the person
80 despoiled in common with the pub
nc may desire, from the carrying out
OF the purposes to which the donee
may apply it. a8F -Ue
| recognize the principle that all
aoubts should be cast In favor of the
eonstitutionality and propriety of the |
action of the General Assembly. but |
20 my judgment this bill is so vicious |
IN principle, and so dangerous in it's
tendencies, that positive duty requires
me to prevent its having a place on
The Statute Book until the General
Assembly shall have had an opportu-
slty to reconsider its provisions.
CONRAD BAKER.
Lieut.. Governor of Indiana,
Acting as Governor thereof.