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LOCAL MATTERS.

MILITARY ORDER ABOUT TIE Poor
The following order has just been issued
by General Schoiield:
"HRADQvAgrEgs FIRST MILITARY DIsTRrcT,)
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, August &, 1857.
" General orders No. 81.
81. The Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau having announced that the
general issue Of supplies to the destitute
Of the southern States will cease on the
goth instant. the time is at hand when the
people Of Virginia must provide for the
care Of the destitute and dependent
among them.
"2. The military commissioners through
out the State will ut once confer with the
proper civil authorities, and cause tho nc
cessary arrangements to be made for the
proper care Of all INDECENT persons, with
out respect to race or color, within thei:
jurisdiction.
SO. The OvcrScers Of the poor and the
superintendent of alms-houses and poor
houses throughout the State will receive
and provide for all INDECENT colorcd people
now in charge Of the Frcedmcn's Burcau
whom the assistant commissioner Of the
Bureau for this State may order to hc
transferred to them.
"By command Of Brigadicr and Brcyct
Major General J. II. Schefcld, United
States army. S. +. CHALFIH,
Assistant bdjutant- General"
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-A1tctiO71 Sales THIS Dan.

A. Y. .Srok ES & CO. will sell at 10 o'clock we'll
assorted stock OF groceries and liqrors.
+. B. COOK will sell at 10 o'clock very good as
sor;ment or household furniture, enErav'uSs,
window shades, etc.
PlLkINTOE, PULLIAM & CO. will sell at 5
o'clock three comfortable houses and lots on
Ba.nbridsc street, Manchester. Va.
l. v. COCKE viii sell at the residence OF DR.. p.
=. Duval, on the plank road. At II A. NJ,
household and kitchen furniture, farming I'm
planents, carts sheaf oats fodder, fowls, sc.
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Two ATTEMPTS TO BREAK INTO HOUSES
on CHURCH Hn.L.-On Wednesday night
attempts were made to break into two
houses on Church Hill, but both were for
tunately frustrated. The first attempt
was to get into the cellar Of Mr.. Il. B.
Craddocli's house, on Twenty ninth be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets, but the
occupants waking, the rascals dccamped.
The second attempt was at the store-room
of u house on Grace between Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth streets. A
policeman happened to come along at the
time, and frightened the fellows Off.
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ATTEMPT TO Ctr a POLICEMAN WITH a
RAZoR.-Ycsterday morning colored fcl,
low named Andrew Jackson appeared be-
fore the Mayor to answer for creating a
disturbance in John Clark's bar-roonl,
and with resisting and attempting to cut
with a razor policeman Al Rogers while
III the discharge Of his duty"
\ number of witnesses Were examined,
whose testimony went to show that Oh
Wednesday night Jackson had gone into
Clark's bar-room, corner Of Cary and Fiji
teenth streets, ordered wine, and ran oil
without paying for it. Clark kpursucd him,
but policeman Rogers caught him and
started with him for the station house.
While on the way the prisoner drew "a
zor and attempted to cut him with it. His
attempts we're foiled, and he was landed
safely in the station-house.
TIE case was concluded by the Mayor
lining the accused five dollars and re-
quiring him to give security in the sum OF
$3.50 TO keep the peace.
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EAST HANOVER PREsEYTEEY-AD-
JouRSED MEETING.-Pursuant to adjourn
ment, the Presbytery met yesterday after
noon at ) o'clock, the Moderator in the
chair. After the usual religious exercises
the Presbytery resumed the examination
of Rev. Thompson B. Maury, which had
not been concluded at the previous ses-
sion. Some time was spent in this pro-
cccding, and at its conclusion being
deemed entirely satisfactory, on NOTION IL
was sustained. The Moderator then put
the queries usually asked Of candidate
for ordination which were answered
promptly and without reserve. On motion
Of DR.. Brown, certificate was then given
Mr.. Maury, and his name was ordered TO
be pu. on the roll of the Presbytery.,
This being special meeting, and the
hus;ross for which il was called having
been completed, the Prcsbytcry, alter sing
ing and a prayer by the Moderator adj
iourned sine die.
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LINsINSTITUTE.-TRl

IyOLLINS S INST IT u 7 E.-TRE
/ Twaaiy-anh Anr Mal S.ssion Of this Institute
w. open on tho FiE$T WEDNESDAY, ~ SEP
IaN N6Ek. and continue % The FIRST WEDNES.
.Al IN JUE Ne. ls5s
Lonr.co Of obstruction ara arranged for all
..ates Of pu!tls There will in futore be four
.yaaftments Of study First, tine Normal Depart
.-ea;, including primary studies and the an, OF
.-4raIuE aad managing scboo!s. second, Cole
Sat" department, including seven schools, or
,.a DEPARTMENTS. Third, Special Course. de-
-.-"j tpr thai class OF girls who cannot continue
..: enough 10 complete the full collegiate course
.-- h. orna-eniai Department, iuclu1iug Music
..! Painting.
Ia..a:t Irs;ruc:lnn in al these departments
..r~@ XII. +. ten teachers and oicers-four ma les
-r. ..y :eIm4ies-alI OF ability and cxperis nee.
... C.ar..- f-r board and tuition in tbs collegiate
t.ag-- IS >!.@ for board and tuition in the pre-
4.......v -."il"s, 49,. Payments. enc third on
..r... .n. re-Lairc on J.: a! January, and one
;,s.. ,.a Closa uf tho Session. Music aniSain;-
.a. ~N:.a Pupil. fufri.h towels. .l:s, and text:
Is. a.' ot which can be procured q, the lnet!-
;.'. ..gc.,h.
.yttl4a sup .rin;cttent, ut BotetoUr: Springs,
CHARLES L. COCNE.
S.1.ri anlrnt.
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BAEY LEFT AT A GESTLEMAN'S Door,
Early yesterday morning gentleman re-
siding on Broad street, Church Hill, went
10 his door to get the mornings paper, and
was much surprised to sec cradle on the
porch. An investigation showed that it
contained little white baby, apparently
only few hours old. He has the milk OF
human kindness strongly developed, but
not sufficient to nurse baby, and he has
therefore turned it over to the proper au-
tho7ities, who will have the little founding
attended TO.
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FIrsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-The feV.
T. V. Moore, D. D., leaves Richmond Tor
the mountains this morning. lie VIII DC
absent probably until the lst of OCTOBER
the state of his health being such as to re-
ouirc him to take some recreation during
the hot season now upon us. We join bis
humorous friends in the city in the hope
that he will return in better health ana
more able to labor among the people to
whom he has SO endeared himself. He has
made arrangements with tho Rev. Thomp-
son B. Maury, who was received into East
Hanover Presbytery on yesterday, to sup
ply his pulpit during his absence.
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4 HAPPY RELIEP.-Aany persons have OF late
found grea, difficulty in getting dress goods. They
complain that the stocks are so broken that the y
ind 1t almost impossible to get suited 1t may be
g source OF consolation to some to know that Levy
Brothers have an excellent assortment OF dress
goods on hand, which they are selling at extreme.
ly low prices az they are determined not to carry
any dress goods over the season. They are selliDs
all other styles OF dry goods at very low prices.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoE MAYO pREs1-
plSG.-Pat Laughlin, charged on warrant
with using obscene language to Mary
Laughlin, was dismissed.
Joseph Dclarue appeared to answer for
using obscene language to and threaten.
ing Ann Beazley. The Mayor dismissed
the case after short examination.
Moses Bowling, colored, charged with
stealing six dollars from Henry Woodson,
was dismissed.
Fannie Wright, colorcd, appeared, with
large apple in her hand, to answer for
stealing dress from Jennie Johnson, CO.
lored. She was dismissed.
Ann Green, colorcd, charged with being
disorderly in the street, was dismissed.
Mollie White, mulatto, charged with
being street-walker, was "sent under
the hill"
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MOONLIGHT EXcURsIoN.-On Tuesday
evening next the elegant and c0mmodious
steamer John Sylvester will make moon
light excursion down James river, leaving
her wharf at Rockets at ! p. NJ. and re-
turning at y NJ. This is fine opportuni-
ty for spending q pleasant evening, and we
advise the public to attend.
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RACE.-A match race, for fifty dollars
a side, will come off at Jackson Park at
O'Clock this evening between the cclebra
ted champion race-horse Upton Slasher
and Mountain Boy, pacing horse. Tip.
ton Slasher to run one mile and half, aud
Mountain Boy to pace to harness one mile
best two in three. An interesting race i:
Anticipated.
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RoBBERY.-Last night while the steamer
John Sylvester was lying at her wharf
at Rockets the office Of the purscr was
entered and robbed of twenty-six dollars.
4 file was found on the floor Of the Office,
which was recognized by the engineer as
belonging to the boat. Although there
were many valuable articles lying about
the room, the thief did not take any OF
them, doubtless fearing detection.
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yAMlLY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG


G@H-rE BGAT. BALTIMORE COUNTY, I'D.
PRINCIPALS, Sir. aat Iis. Charles H. McBl@ir:
Bead lf Scholastic department, Miss Duncan:
- .a L..cC4:u!. and Bellies Letters, Mr. &c
H.a.r;
"o.a-a Languages, Professor Lsonca Rah!llon :;
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Professor &.
.1ort"Cks
I,awlrs and Painting, Professor d. /. Wood
ward.
Tl.- Institution viii he opened on MONDAY,
,r.'~E5er !tta. III" mrs. session OF the scholastic
'.sg closes January 3!st. The second session
.-o2.ta
l.nrt" Erae i si,uat+d on an elevated ridge on
..-o.t fre.arlck road, two miles from the west
gs #tgu.is % Baltimore, and within easy access tc
.e gaf1asvt}lu passeu ger railway that commun!-
."- :glu 'ae city.
~s. rumU.r OF p&piis will he limited TO twenty
Circulars. giving tu!thcr particulars, may De
.ra ~ J. s. WATERS ! SONS, Charles strest,
s.t kHTZ \ BASil'S bookstore, Charles street:
sr Admission, apply 10 Mr.. {. Ii. MCBLAlG,
.r l.,i, the Baltimore posi-; otce, box 1884.
Is S0-lln
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CHURCH HILL LITERARY SocIETY.-This
Society will hold public meeting at
their hall, commencing at S o'clock this
evening. An Grafton will be delivered by
Mr.. Edwin PIeasants. a public debate
will also take place, and an interesting
time is expected. The public are invited
To attend.
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A CuRIosITY.-We were shown on yes
terday curiosity of the melon kind. 1t
was muskmelon, raised by Mr.. John Il.
Tomln, of Hanover, which was twenty
one inches long and measured twenty
inches in circumference, and weighed
eleven pounds.
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\ CANALEoAT DISPUTE. - Yesterday
Moses Bouldug, colored, had Henry
Woodson, of the same color, arrested on
the charge Of unlawfully threatening TO
take possession Of lis canalboat. Moses
Boulding was before the Mayor yesterday
morning to answer for stealing six dollars
from Henry Woodson, but was dismissed.
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POET OF RICHMOND. AUGUST
ARRIVED.
s,es State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers. D. & w. Curris.
Steamer Haneras. Couch. New York, mer.
chandise and passengers. S. Ayres & Co.
steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Norfolk mer.
chandise and passengers. l.. b. Tstum; report.
.chooner J. H. Happ in Deep Water shoals beat
ing up.
SAILED
,Shoonsr Breeza. -, Proridcrcc, grain
Curtis, Parker Riddick.
Schooner W. 5. Copss, -. down the rive,
light.
MEMoRAyDCA.
barque Topeka, Blanchard, hence for Liver.
pool, sailed from City Point on the 9Th instant
win tobacco from Caskie.a Brother, Of this city.
LIGHTHOUSE NOTICE.
WAsH1FGToS, August S.-A fixed white light
visible eighteen miles, is exhibited from To light.
house recently erected the last point OF Prince
Edwsrd's island. Gulf of st. Lawrence.
fixed red light is exhibited from the new
lighthouse on the point of the Spit of tn passage
seven miles within the entrance OF Waterford
Harbor island. The beacon-pole recently exhi.
b.ted has been removed.
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Manchester church at half.past o'clock
tonight.
The meeting was then dismissed with
the benediction.
There arc forty-live churches under the
charge of this Association. The number
OF delegates present is about one hundred,
of which number thirty are ministers.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MessrS. Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson sold on yesterday
" Centre Plains" in Henrico county, two
and a half miles from Richmond, on the
Mcadowbridge road, the former residence
of Thomas B. Carter, deceased, (l35 CG-l0O
acres,) at SCI per acre-SS, ,4l0.92. Also,
G. acres on Williamsburg turnpike, two
and half miles below Richmond, the pre-
sent residence Of Joseph j. White, at
sel. 80 per acrc-S5 ,4G0.5
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The managers OF the Female Humane
Association" Female Orphan Asylum) pre-.
sent their CRATE: :ul Acknowledgements to Ar. E. H..
CHAMuERLATSg and the teachers OF st. James
Sunday school for their liberal Donation Of hats
and dresses TO tho children supported by that A.
socia.ion. A. NJ. BoLT0S,
Secretary Board 2. n. 4.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-Prcsent,
Justices John Ncttlcs, Thomas S. Plea
SAINTS, William f. Wade, William Hcnd-
rick, and G.. W. Pctherbridge. The civil
docket was called in this court yesterday,
and a great deal Of business disposed Of
but none Of public interest.
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LEASE OF "PUDLIC WAREHOUSE Pro-
pEnrY 1T AUCTIoS.-Lee & Goddin, auc-
tioneers, leased on yesterday afternoon, for
account Of the State Of Virginia, the pro-
pcrty known as "Public Warehouse" for
a term of ten years, at an annual rental OF
s2.775. Messrs. L. =. s VI. S. Archer
lnScaag
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ILL.-We regret to learn that Captain
Alexander, of the steamship Hatteras, is
detained in New York by sickness. Du-
ring the illness his position will be filled
by Captain Couch, so long and fayorsbly
known by all Of our citizens.
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THE concert given last night at the Vir'
gnia Hall for the benefit of the Young
Mems Christian Association passed OIL
most successfully. The lateness OF the
hour prevents more extended notice.
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OLD Iron SToLES.-A colorcd fellow
named jeff. johnson was arrested and
locked up in the first station-house yes
terday on the charge of stealing a quanti-
ty Of pig iron belonging to the Trcdcgar
Company.
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REG1sTRATGON.-Tho total number of
persons registered when tho books wcro
closed at the courthouse yesterday eve
ming was IA, OF which 80 were white and
40 oo1o~a1
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THE MATCH GAME of basc-b ball for the
championship of Virginia was played
Wednesday afternoon between the Pastime
and the Richmond Clubs of this city, and
after game of six innings, was won by the
former. The following is the score:
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DELLtNrE HIGH SCHOOL.-The

i .accct sn-s!o1 OF this School Will begin on
..@ ..' o. October and close on the 25th Of June
."".ag. Major JoHS J. REEVE, Mr. JAMES b:
aA5&H, Major EDWARD CuSSIEGHAM, Jr., and
.tE.f." =. Il. CrN.Is0HAM, Jr., will be associated
:" .-1-= il the instruction and government OF the
ts@#s 80 TIE SESSION: Throe hundred end
...E -..ag- IN currency. There are no extra
.-~s-' eEcri: Tor ;ue. aad lights, which Will cost
sasa l-E.. zyg8, i!5.
s.t.~ :Gztl0n OF admission apply 10 the sub
i...ly! JAMES =. nOLCOABB,
L+l.vTGc post office, Bedford county, Va.
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VIoLAToRs OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE
Law, TAKE WARSISG.-YeS eSterday Judge
Underwood announced that the sentence
of John Morris, who had been convicted
few days previous Of violating the internal
revenue laws in removing liquor from his
distillery without paying the tax was
81, 200 fine and six months imprisonment.
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IF 1T Is THROWN IN Your TEETH that you DC
no! keep your dental apparatus In proper trim
1t s your own fault for all the world knows ina
you might do 40 by using that matehiess vegetable
dent,frice Sozodont au7-lweod
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CUUrHrRN FEMALE IN NSTITUTE.
> RICHMOND, EA-The fourteenth annual
ofg - T. : school will commence on the hr5t
&"IJAT In october ard close Oh the lst of July,
t~s--a.ra j. lnaa- 70 the Professors Of tho Uni
.--s,v, q the Virgin. Military Institute, OF VIII
-.. a.. Mary, AID Of Hampden Sidney colleges.
- r4l-.9 -grs "v!n. course Of studies and terms
.r.r a: 'a- :uy-stOros or 10
!, .--..ct7 y LEE POWELL, Principal
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CIRCUIT Court OF TIE UNITED STATES
The liquor cases, Of which mention was
made in yesterdays Dispatch, were fur
ther heard and continued until to-day.
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
"A LANDS.-I have formed 8 business eonnse-
ton with Msssrs. Murphey Troutman, Real Es-
applications for the purchase Of large number OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
Psnnsylyauians desiring TO remove to this State.
On application, In person or by mai, Will WITH
pleasure furnish any one having land ior sale spe
citc information on III sui bJect.
J. D. IMBODKH, Attorney At Law
sp 2o-ts hlenHono' ~
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to make quarterly reports of statistics to
The Society through the executive com
mittee.
On motion OF Mr.. Bidgood, the following
named gentlemen were appointed as q
committee to report nominations for per-
manent officers and recommendations for
members Of the Executive Committee
viz, Messrs. Bidgood, Downing, Chan
cellor, Moore, Dawson, Walters, and Dun
can.
The Convention then adjourned to meet
at Q o'clock this morning.
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HIC!NfOND FEMALEINSTITUTE,
! pTruM0ED "

.ar! Institute now fully restored. embraces:
]. = Preparatory Schoo! FOR e.r.s.
q ) complete Cole. !ats Course for young la
3. 81 Ornamental Department Of Music, &c.
..4t!..i1n il offers that which may b. no less
...rr, in female cuitlro-n2mely. 4 participation
g.. tie r.toi.s influences, the intellectual and
-... advantages oi the lncs: eligible city oi the
: m.a.
ga@r~yt session begins October lst 1897.
Ey:t.IcU.ar, or any information address
CHARLES Ii. winston, N. A,
.v.--.or, President.
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JOHN DABSgY invites his friends to take free
lunch with him to- day. He will serve turtle soup
gumbo fllet( (?), and other good things.
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SlSIi.


Cmpire-Mr. A. w. Ssllman, OF the Pasline
Baseball Club OF Baltimore.
scorers-W. b. Riddick, for the PastiIGs; U.
W Wesiger for the Richmond.
Time Of game Three hours.
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Governor PEIRpoINT will leave for Nor,
folk Saturday morning, where he will
make speech, and on Monday will make
another speech at Suffolk; after which he
will return to this city.
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CHURCH SERvICEs.-Last evening tie
Rev. DR.. Finley, Of Baltimore, delivered
an able and interesting lecture on "The
Sunday School and tho Education of the
Age" at Trinity church and Rev. J. G.
Cranberry, of Petersburg, delivered an
eloquent address on Enthusiasm in the
Sunday School Cause" at Centenary
church.
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HINNNp,S CNLLEGE SCHOOL.

- LE%NuXvlLLE, CANADA EAST.
.'s'.E Rev Z. II. Walker, Il. a ., late Scho-
"" ~ "s.h&la College, oxford, and for nine
'..,, y: "'e:soro, Mathematics az the Royal Mill
~s' 1o..s... >audhur.t
a-EscIoH.-FeY. W. Richmond, n. A, Tri-
d! College, Dublin.
. ere ara Tour asslttan: Master,. three Of whom
' .A.'"s. "ho devote their whole time 10 the
.h " 5.."h .oG!. The object Of the school ID TO
. ~ .iorI@! and 3en,!eInan!y education on the
l..r sCt4gJ' ,y,teri.
" .-'~ri. taken by the Rector. and at the school
>s' ana r'n-r licensed houses. Tes;lmnnlalb
- ,i"m every boy admitted. Tuition lee,
I've .9.tars per aUnuin.
....,, sis,psc.as, &c apply 10 Rev. the Rector
-----.t LuLL III d 3W
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Educational.

,1CuMOND COLLEG E.--Thc next
l. ,x..f,i begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER,
''S.,.-~,tf,- hv Text Books and Lectures. Di1lo-
"S-Ir,ea in seven Independent schools.
fNrRxsES or 4 Rxs'pgSr sTrpEST
&a.-ii"'"'''. SIS Co
Tuition ,'e' 'o' ...,....'.'..,.... 20 90
nam. ,,',,..hlr ia ihrra .us,strncnlr w lSo %
S?6s 90
..-.>..nr, f,r which facilities W III be afforded,
~ ,., t'Ars Will he redaced tutly one ha!t.
'S- S-'l'a iacaa rs payable one half october ono
81, yearaaTy IS. ,,, ,,. .,o,, 6, so
b.. ,,r,>sgs OF 4 STUDENT FROM THs CITY.
.,.,t,.;s7 fees 10, three schools $50 90
" "r..S"a. SIS october /. remainder Febrnary IS.
~ e...tc.ua and further particulars. address
., >.ua-; Box =oI, Elchmtnd.
u
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1 MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
t., .L.s A.s cIly on the sorH sEpTEMBEE NEXT by
yTy-i'ii<si JAMES Il. LANE and Mr.. H0DIJAH
D, 1,H,D1' h'th experienced teachers The pupils
- w .eaooi will be prepared for the University
80, =" circular and further psrticuIsrs apply to
Ett'ano Ett'n ol the sboye-nsmed gentlemen, box lSo
Ni'hu. VIZ. jy lLam
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COM
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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nr TO THE LADIES OF RICII-
I'll M0ND AND THE SURRo DIN @
COiISTRY-I would respectfully inform my
frisnds and customers that have now on hand
largo and we'll. assorted stock OF HAIR GOODS,
embracing, in part, extra long and heavy Hair
pees, etc.
ture and repair OF all articles In my limo.
All styles OF HAIR JEWELRY made 10 order
and nssty repaired at the lowest prices.
WILLIAM WILDT, 2u Broad street.
AUG heiMaan Sacond and ThtId.