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THE TIN MINES IN M1ssouR1.-The ST..

The TIN MINES IN MIssoURI.-The ST..
Louis Times gives some account Of recent
~ reported deposits of tin in Missouri.
Several thousand acres Of land have re-
Gently been entered in Madison and Iron
counties, upon which the owners hope to
find tin-lands, which have heretofore been
considered as almost worthless because of
their hilly, rocky character, and their re-
moteness from river and railroad commu-
nication. These lands have been entered
and purchased by parties respectively from
Detroit, St. Louis, Chicago, Wheeling, and
Pittsburg, about in the order named as to
quantity, U. K. Booth, Of Detroit, taking
the lead. The St. Louis parties have three
Cornwall miners at work, exploring with
very favorable results. The Times says:
"The { tin fever has assumed conta-
gious form, and everybody has the at
tack Farms which could not have been
sold week ago for $40 or SIS an acre
are now eagerly snapped up at from $500
to $500 per acre and if the investigation
now being made results satisfactorily, some
land we know of could not be purchased
for 81, 900 per acre."
The Ironton Register says:
"Cornwall's glory has departed. The
United States are no longer dependent
upon the Old World for their saucepans
for in southern Missouri there is tin
enough to supply her kitchen for million
years.
"Our people are fairly wild about tin
One-half the population own tin mines,
and the other half are trying to own some.
Everybody has a piece of tin ore in his
pocket, and there is scarcely blacksmith
shop in the country where ladies and pans
have not been coated with it.
"Our towns are full of jauntily
individuals, who, having made fortunes in
the eastern oil regions and other land
speculations, are here looking after tin
Blow-pipes protrude from pockets as fire.
quently as 'bowies' do in Arkansas
Farmers pillow up green-colored rock. and
unhitch the team, for they have found tin
Discussions on theological and political
subjects all merge into tin. Everything is
tin. Men drink to tin. Men dream of tin
There has been tin wedding"
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The Markets.

New YORK, August "a. M.-Flour
2O@3Oc. lower. Wheat dull and IN
changed. Corn shade better. Pork de-
cidedly lower; new mess, S22.939S24.
Whisky steady. Cotton quiet at Csc: for
uplands middling. Freights quiet. Tur-
pentine firm at 5sc. Governments very
strong. 5-20's, '62, registered, 1927.
5-2Vs, '62, coupons, ll21s. Gold, l4OA.
Excbange-Time, ITO; sight, lloss.
New YORK, August 3-P. M.-Cotton a
shade frmer; sales, $500 bales; uplandss,
28Kc. Flour-new, 25@5oc. lower sU is old . ,
sales in favor of buyers; Ohio, S9.l5@sl2
western, S6.259S9.50; southern easier at
sI20Sl5. Wheat quiet without decided
change, Corn shade better, at SIG
ST .Osh for new mixed western. Whisky
quiet at 35@37c., in bond. New mess
pork. s227S@s23.25. Money market closed
easy ct SOS per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange dull and lower; bankers ASK
1Oe %@llO. Gold firm at 14OR. Govern
ments firm at the morning. advance. Kali
way stocks closed with downward ten
dency.
MOBILE, August 3.-Cotton-Ssles, SOC
bales. Factors claim full rates. STOCK or
sale light. Market closed firm; low MD
ding, 2311ac.
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NWould seem that Louis Kossuth has
DOT 50 completely lost the confidence of
u.e AUngarlans as accounts received some
NiAc ago would have led us to believe, for
'4e cable announces his election by una
NJ. vote to represent the city Of
"cftSen IN the Hungarian Diet.
hey. John Hall, of Dublin, has been
called 10 the Nineteenth-st Presbyte-
:Isa church, in New York. he is to have
:'''09 year in gold, and the use of the
palsonage.
An OAoan is said to have invented and
p@.elted knitting machine, which can
hUN MY pairs Of stockings in day, and
j 50 simple that child can manage it:
An Ohio editor has received cake of
s-9AI made from the sap of the black wal
- ra. fee. lie pronounces it superior TO
maple sugar.
tolF hundred Bohemian immigrants ar
;;':su IN Milwaukee last week. They were
'a'e!Agent-looking and well-clothed.
1ohn hyatt, an elderly Scotchman, was
area to death by mad bull at Ayondale,
0nio' on Thursday.
>. About 800 painters and ioiners were
e'Sg;nafged from the Brooklyn navy-yard
Oh Wednesday.
According to New York paper, that
my contains $50 men who make their
'''ils Us decoys for the faro table.
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Financial Statistics.

New YORK, August 3.-The total i'm
ports of the week are s3,4ss,374. The re-
ceipts at the sub-treasury to-day were
Sl,44S,064; payments, s5lO,l99; balance
in treasury, sl2S,76l,67O. Receipts for
customs, s355,O0O; for gold notes, $4,000.
The bank statement is less favorable
than last week. The loans have increased,
and specie decreased.
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OUTRAGE.-A negro and white man at
tempted to commit an outrage on white
married woman living near Wytheville,
on the night of the 25th ultimo. Fortu-
nately, she freed herself from the grasp Of
the ruffians and escaped from the house.
Meeting her husband just outside, she
gave the alarm, and pursuit was at once
undertaken. 1t proved fruitless, however,
and the wretches are still at large.
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. Buffalo Merchant AbScOnds with
SSD.OOO-TFiS SubseGuens Arrest.

BUFFALO, August If. W. Patterson,
& prominent merchant here, absconded
with the proceeds Of eleven boat-loads of
corn this morning, valued at about $780,
$50. lie WAS arrested this afternoon, and
nited States bonds, etc, were found in
bis possession amounting to nearly the full
r4.uc Of tie amount stolen.
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Yellow Fever on the Isthmus.

Yellow Fever on the Isthmus.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2.-The steamer
Resaca has arrived from Panama with
sixteen yellow fever cases on board. She
had sixty-eight cases on the voyage up
and eighteen deaths. The sickness was
entirely confined to the crew, and no
officer was taken.
The steamer Montana has also arrived
with the New York passengers. No fever
on board.
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TELEGRAPHIC-NEW
The Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, August 3.-Returns from
the State election so far foot up ma
Jority of $4,000 for Brownlow. Messrs.
Trimble, Stokes, Arnell, Maynard, Haw-
kins. Mullens, Mum, and Butler-an Re-
elected to Congress, and
the same party has made a clean sweep Of
the T,epislatr1re
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MAx1MILIAN's BODY. = Advices from
New Orleans, says the Washington Csro-
nicle, indicate that Admiral Tegethoff's
mission to Mexico will prove unnecessary,
as it is thought that, owing to the repre-
sensations Of Senior Romero, the body Of
Macmillan will already have been given
up by the Mexican authorities and placed
on board man-of-war for conveyance to
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TOHN 81. TYLER q CO., SUCCESSORS.
u to Mitchell b Tyler 1872 Main street, Rich.
mond, Va, respectfully call attention to their
varied and extensive stock of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES and CHAINS CHAT GLoCaK o}, JEMSIEELLRsPP'
and STEEL sPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES,
not surpassed by any class of goods In the country
to quality, and which they will sell at prices as
low as In any other regular house north or south
Their present stock Is well selected and very COM
plete, and consists of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept In first class Jew
stantly adding new goods. They. continue, as
heretofore, to order direct from the factories what
ever articles their customer may desire, and al
every description made to order. WATCH Re
PAIRING done In the very best manner by the
ANo'' 90 my3o
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
b. BALTIMORE, MD. 1870 = :
FACILITY.
hnmaa Bond M D. Prasidank


Rev. Thomas e. Bond. NJ. D., President.
G. c. n. Roberts, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.
A. J. Foard II. D., Professor of Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
J. P. Logan, N. D., Professor OF the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
Harvey L. Byrd, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Martin P Scott, N. D., Professor Of the Diseases
Of Women and Children.
Edward Warren, n. D., Professor of tho Princi-
pies and Practice Of Surgery. .r.E. !. ~.
John +. Monmonier N. D., Professor Of Physi-
ology and General Pathology.
J. j. Moorman, N. D., Professor Of Medical Ju-
risprudence and Hygiene.
Joseph 3: Clagett, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
Msdica and Therapeutics.
Clarence Morft, NJ. D., Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John N. Monmonier, NJ. D., Demonstrated OF
Anatomy. .
The next session Of this institution will COM
mence on the FIRST TUESDAY Of October next,
and continue for five months.
One student from each congressional district OF
the late slayeholding States will be admitted TO
all the privileges Of this university upon the pay
ment Of thirty fue dollars for each session OF at
tendance. s.r tH. .-
Wounded and disabled soldiers will have pre-
cedence in this regard over all other applicants.
ALI the subjects embraced In the -curricum will
Every facility will be afforded to our students
for clinical study and anatomical Investigation.
FEES Naturalization, s. Dissection, $40; Pro-
fessors, 1920; Graduation, 800 Beneficiary, $35.
For further information address the subscriber.
A. J. FoARD: n D., Dean,
No. II Liberty street,
northeast corner Lexington or Barnum's Hotel.
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Cholera In New York,

New YORK, August 3.-Only ten cases
of cholera have occurred in this city since
the LIST of May, and the places where these
occurred were Immediately disinfected,
and the disease prevented from spreading.
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Tobacco and CigO7'S.

A NDREW DOWD, MANUFACTU-
Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange Hotel, would
call attention to his fine stock OF Cigars Chewing,
Smoking, and Leaf Tobacco. Genuine Meerschaum
and Briar Pipes, and Smoking articles in general,
which he will sell at prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. All goods warranted tie IL
GMOKING TOBACCO.-We are agents
y for the following celebrated brands Of sM0.
KING TOBACCO. manufactured by Mr. n; W.
Harris, of Louisa county, Va. We offer this to-
bacco in quantities. at the manufecterer's prices
and will be glad to serve our friends and the pub
lie viz: "Cherokee,' In half, one, and two
pound packages Golden Leaf +" Ia hall and one
pound packages. JOHNSON s. H0NTT,
ap2 Pearl Block. Fourteenth street.
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SALE OF PROPERTY AT HARPER's FERRY.
a. Il. Herr, Esq, has sold his large estate
Al "Vrginius," Harper's Ferry. This
property embraces about twelve acres of
land, and IT'S situation is such as to COM
mald the entire water-power of the She
2andoah river. The improvements con-
>stin part Of a large cotton factory build
lug, iron foundry, machine shop, saw mill,
s'orehouse, and some thirty dwelling
houses, besides the ruins of the extensive
"i!arper's Ferry" -four mills, destroyed
by Ire during the war. The entire pro-
peTty sold for some seventy-fve thousand
dollars
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Heavy Stage Robbery by Highway
men.
ST.. LOUIS, August 3.-The United
States Express was robbed yesterday
morning of sl,7OO, near Maysville, Lafay-
cite county, by three men, who stopped the
stage. The passengers were also robbed
of money and other valuables.
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Georgia Crops-Registration.

Georgia CrOps-RegistratiO
SAVANNAH, August 3. Reports from
the crops are encouraging. The daily
showers continue.
Registration closed in this city to-day
with the following result: Whites, 1889;
colored, 1902; colored majority, 1893.
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Fire at, Mobile.

MOBILE, August "a fire this morning
at No: l3l Dauphin street destroyed the
building. Loss, s2O,oOO-partially in
sured.
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WILL 1T PAY? ENCOURAGE
w HOME MANUFACT0RIES.-caE
LAMBETH & FRANCIS. eA
~ yU mr. TIE A

(successors TO King 4 Lambeth],
No. 1913 Franklin street, Richmond, va.
Our friends and the public In want OF Gar
riages, Buggies, and Wagons OF any description,
our assortment We sell no north ern- made car;
rages but pledge ourselves to furnish as good ana
as fashionable carriages and at prices as reasona-
Bile as they can be bought elsewhere. We invite
all persons In want Of articles in our line, Irienoiy
to southern industry and enterprise, 10 eau aho
examine our stock and prices.
REPAIRIN done promptly and In manner "
give satisfaction. p,.Nr1s
IL Ism LAMBETH q rhANC4o.
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TOR RENT, a STOREHOUSE and
DWELLING on Sixth street between -
Marshau and Clay streets. Possession given 80
immediately. Terms moderate. Apply to E;i4
HIkSH & GUGGENHEIMER.
au o-St 627 Broad straet
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lust RECEIVED at 1920 Main R@R
y street, another lot of those MINERS WkdX
NAILED BR0GANS; also, CANYASSY EtA
BALMoRALs, for baseball players, for V<sa'
sale at very low prices. AL are invited to call be.
fore buying elsewhere. q. N. GASTON,
l420 Main street.
R. WIgPRgE, salesman. my Is
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ROOMS FOR RENT.-Four GOOD
ROOMS over the grocery corner of Fifth and 80
Marshall streets. Apply as above.
au Ats W. F. DRINKARD.
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS msap
AND TRUNKS, must and shall be sold atty ~
prices to suit the present times. The M3
cHIEL GUESTS Boot and Shoe Emporium, At
Broad street, one door from Henry Werzel. The
following goods are offered: 1000 pairs OF Cents
Congress Caters, from ST. up; 1000 pairs Mo-
rocco Boots from 81 up; 500 pairs Childrens Serge
Caters, from 75c. up 500 pairs Childen's Heeled
and Rosetted Ankle Ties; 75c. 500 pairs without
CSC. Mems Oxfords, from 81 up Mems Boots,
from So so up. Call soon # you want to secure the
chance NJ. GUNST, AIT Broad street,
FIVE doors from Breeder Fox.
Custom work made up in the best style.
GEORGE E. DENNY will be pleased to see his
friends. 1y I2-Sm
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For Rent,

DOR RENT, THE DWELLING IN
Il the north side Of Broad street betweeo -
Twenty second and Twenty-third strests. ~
~ contains ten rooms. is furnished with gas E:iH
las kitchen and stable and a well of good Wafss
IN nth the yard. Possession may be had immedi.
Apply at TURPIN i YARBRoUGH's tobacco
factory, Twenty. fifth and Franklin STRAITS D'''o
au5-lw
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CoNP0UXD-INTEREsT Notes.-The Secre-
'a!y OF the Treasury has announced that
'he payment Of the compound-interest
notes, with the interest thereon, will be
made only at maturity at the Treasury of
ILe United States and at the Offices of the
assistant treasurers at Boston, New York,
AID Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-05

T s. sQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
~. ENGLISH SCHOOL, ON FRANKLIN NEAR
FoURTH STREET; principal, having been
frequently applied to by parents living In the
country TO- take their sons has made arrange
ments by which he canreceiye few pupils into
his family. AS the number must be limited, II
will be necessary to make early application,
which can be done through the post Office, or by
calling at residence corner Of Franklin and Fou-
shee streets. assa au 1-d6ty3t
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MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES, &C.,
are again In business, corner Cary and
streets, and are prepared to furnish HlCks,s
PATENT ENGINE, the greatest thing now ont.
Also, our improved OSCILLATlNG ENGINE.
something very simple and any other ki II hr OF
will do well TO cali aud see them before puroh asina
.Isa-hara IN B.
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Educational.

MISS CORNELIA M. PETERSON
lHl will resume tho exercises Of her SCHOOL
PoR GIRLS, on Church Hill, MONDAY, septers.;
Those who may be disposed to favor her with
their patronage respectfully requested 70 apply
at once either to herself or to her father, Rev P.
A. PETERSON. tiat au s-MWF&MA :
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
T. YOUNG LADIEs-MRs. LETfT1A TYLER
sEMPLE Principal aided BY SGrp s1 OF sDts a
Last Friday In January, 1888 The next session win
the last Friday In June, 1858. 49,
j.: For circulars. etc., apply q. the Institute. No.
l02 west Monument street, Baltimore, or st the
bookstores Of Msssrs. Waters, Kelly & Pet, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-05

A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
General JAMES a. LANE and Mr.. HODIJAH
MEADE, both experienced teachers. The pupils
of this school will be prepared for the University
of Virginia or the Virginia Military Institute.
For circular and further particulars apply to
either of the above named gentlemen, box 100
Richmond, Va. jy Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-05

MISS MARTHA JAMES will open
Nl her PRIMARY SCHOOL for children at her
residence corner OF Fourth and DuVal streets. on
MONDAY the I'd of September next. Her terms
will be very moderate.
Rev. J. Peterkin, D. D. Rev. F. NJ. Baker, Rev.
T. G. Dashiel, Messrs Lancaster Il Co., Mr. w. b.
Isaacs. jy 31-1wx
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JeaUeLers. dc.

NO. 211.-TO THE LADIES.
would respectfully call the attention OF the Ia,
dies and the public generally to my large and well
selected stock Of
HAIR GOODS,
which 10 now ready for inspection, consisting In
part of
BRAIDS, CURLS, TOUPEES, WIGS,
WATERFALLS, FRIZETTES, &C.,
which will sell at the lowest cash prices.
Ihave also received new patterns OF HAIR JEW
ELRY, and am prepared to make and repair any
thing In that line.
Nothing but the best gold will be used for mount.
ing the same.
Profoundly thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on me heretofore, hope, by strict atten-
ton to business to merit continuance OF the same.
WILLIAM WILDT,
No. 2ll Broad street
tell between Second and Third.
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II ARRIVALS.-We respectfully invite atten.
ton to our very large and varied stock of FL RNI-
TURE. In quality and variety we challenge com
for halls, parlors, chambers, and dining rooms
may be found in our assortment of styles and pat
terms which cannot fail 10 please all tastes.
for twenty-five years past. We respectfully solicit
q continuance Of the aeme.
HABLISToN s BROTHER,
No. COS Main street. corner OF Ninth:
Two new and spacious three-story WARE
HOUSES on Cary street near Ninth, near the
basin suited for any business, Will be rented low.
~ IL
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CoMMIssIoSgR's OFFIcE,3
RICHMOND, July IT, 1857.

NOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS OF
IN o. Il. DENNIS AND ALL OTHERS CON
CRRNED..Notioe is hereby given that at the IN
deed Of trust from O. h. Dennis dated on the 10th
day of July 1885, and Of record in the clerks ohce
of the Richmond Hastings Court, have appointed
INV Office, in this city, as the place, and MONDAY
the Esd OF September, 1857, at 10 A. NJ as the time
for auditing the claims OF all creditors secured
under the said deed Of trust and distribu the
trust fund in the hands of the said trustee ratably
among them, as by the terms Of said deed Is pro-
are REQUIRED to attend before me with proof Of
their cfaims. JAMES PLEASANTS,
ruaw mi uefp tn bop
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Rejoicing Over the Radical Victory
I'm Tennp1uoe

HARRISBURG, Pa, August ga salute
was fired this morning, by order of the
Governor, in honor of the Radical victory
in Tennessee.
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SPEN HILL AGA DE Y :.
"A CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.
Board and tuition, per session (nine monthsl,
commencing October LIST, 5000.
For circular, address G. J. KEMPER,
Tolersville, Louisa county, Virginia.
w
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DIEDMONT INSTITUTE,
i CHARLOTTESVILLE. .
Mrs. r. K. MEADE, PRINCIPAL. -.yrg.
The fifteenth annual session Of this school viii
begin on the 10th Of September and end about the
2sth OF June. For further particulars, apply 70
the Principal at Charlottesville. 1yS-sm
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OFFICE CRY BANK, I
1910 luu gtafrS) Main street,

TIME FIFTH REQUISITION OF
| ONE DOLLAR per share on the stock of this
Institution Will be due and payable on or before
The fines imposed by section OF the Consti.
tuition win hereafter be enfoFSea against deiin-
]. &. ALLEN, Cashier. aust
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EARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
Il The Fall term. 1887, will begin September:
none but able and experienced teachers. Instruc-
ton thorough and extensive. Good fare and &C
commodations. Charges for board and all English
branches: Academic, $s5; Collegiate, 800. For
catalogue, address A. PRE0T, President,
au l-4t* Farmville, va.
MISS JULIA e. WHITING WILL
I'VE resume the duties Of her SCHOOL on the fret
MONDAY in September, at 70 Second street, be-
tween Main and Cary. A share Of the public pa
tronage Is earnestly solicited.
TERMS: Reasonable.
Refers, by permission, to Rev. A. B. Smith, Han
over; E. F. Blair, williamsburg; and w. G.
cambridge, Richmond. jy 3l-1m
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HOLLINS INSTITUT E.-THE
IL Twenty-ffth Annual Session Of this Institute
will open on the FIRST WEDN ESDAY IN SEP
TEMBER, and continue to the FIRST WEDNEs-
DAY IN JUNE, 1858.
Courses of instruction are arranged for all
grades of pupils. There will In future be four
departments Of study: First, the Normal Depart
ment, including primary studies and the art OF
teaching and managing schools. Second, Cole.
giate department, Including seven schools, or
sub departments. Third, Special Course, de-
signed for that class OF girls who cannot continue
long enough to complete the full collegiate course.
Fourth, Ornamental Department, including Music
and Painting.
To afford instruction In all these departments
there will be ten teachers and oficers-four males
and six females-sll OF ability and experience.
The charge for board and tuition in the collegiate
course is S222 for board and tuition in the pre-
paratory studies, $751; Payments, one third on
entrance. one third on LIST Of January, and one
third at the close of the session. Music andpaint-
ing extra Pupils furnish towels, lights, and text
books all of which can be procured at the Insti-
tute for cash.
Apply to the Superintendent, at Bo.etourt Springs
Roanoke county, Va.
OHARLE rs L. COOKE,
iy Slot superintendent.
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND
~ MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.-Mr. PETIT
GREW having declined teaching, 1 shall open
MALE SCHOOL on the LIST of October in the school
room attached to Sycamore church, formerly occu.
pied by him. The patronage of his friends and
the public is respectfully solicited. For circular
and further particulars apply to me through the
post-ofice, box Gill;