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: PROPOSE OPENING SCHOOL On

| Tuesday The lst day of September at my
a,htrs residence, on Marshall between Twenty
,-h and TwCntyflth streets. respectfully ask
,.e patronage Of the public Terms very mode ra t..
~". Miss II. A. MITCHELL.
Il cSn with much confidence commend Miss
:irStsr 4. Mitchell as well prepared to teach Eng
!s- Latin. French and music. She is u graduate
. rsrg high standing In the five leading schools of
tie Institute.
Her literary taste and attainments are un-
Ls-a aud she Seems to me, besides, to possess
+ marked degree those peculiar mental, moral.
~ social qualities that fit for the vocation OF
rac!cr. CHARLES II. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
,uo--Git
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NEW NOVELS, SC.
- LOVE. OR MARRIAGE. BY Black.
BROWNLOWS. BY Mrs. Ollphant.
BRaKEsPERE. BY Guy Livingstone.
DEAD SEA FRUIT. BY Miss BraddoD.
CHaRfOTTE'S INHERITANCE. BY Miss
Braddou.
;. POOR HUMANITY. BY Robinson.
THE MOONSTONE. BY Collins.
FOITL, PLAY. BY Reade. ~
CaMPAiGN LIVES OF SEYMOUR AND
1rFE or 3. +. BUTLER. BY Brick Pome-
Also, a large supply Of SCHOOL BOOKS
STATIONERY, &c, for sale very low y,Tyyup pyy
oo Ill! Main street.
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ATTEMPT TO EsCAPE.-A negro convict
in charge of Sheriff Semple, of Portsmouth
on the steamer Hancox, e., route for Rich
mond, attempted to escape yesterday by
going ashore at Claremont. Purser Burns
who always has an eye to business, halted
the rascal and asked him for his ticket
The sheriff then came up, and identifying
him, put him in irons. Z &SF. A.s.4.-'
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Because you have tried other remedies without re-
lief. DON'T say you cannot be cured OF letter ring
worm barbcr's itch, poison oak, blotches, or other
skin cruptions, but try BESSoN's SALALEM
BROTH and you will he relieved. Prepared by
J. T. BENSON Richmond, Va. For sale by drug
eIsts generally.
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WANTED, purchaser for the dredging
machine. Apply to the city OF hicnmonu'
This is valuable machine. The Guy au-
thorities having cleaned out the oosttuc-
tions in the river, have no further use ior H.
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TOBACCO INspECToR.-Mr. Harlan has
been appointed tobacco inspector, vice G. j.
Haynes, removed. 1t is said that the ru-
NOR of Mr.. Pritchard's removal is un-
founded, eNs1. Ee.E , 5g .E-sss@r agui
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Sun rises,..,..5.aH az Moon rises. sos
sun sets .6.25 High tide, +. Nj. .....4 o.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER l, 1888.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. L. Porter.
steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. b. Tatum
Schooner General Grant, Philadelphia, coal,
Hawes & Merriman.
SAILED.
steamer Ellie Knight Travcrs. Baltimore, mer-
ClianlIse and passengers, Haryeys & w illiams.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Bourne, New YORK, mer-
chandIse and passengers, w. c. DunhafH tS Co:
Schooner Sarah Ann, Baltimore, merchandise,
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner T. w. Ware, Washington, u. C., hier-
chandise, Crowell e Currie.
Schooner A. Heaton Douglass, Havre, france,
tobacco, Gray 4 Boiling.
BELOW.
Two schooners are reported below, bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Put into Holyhead August 1e, Bertha Schwartz,
from Liverpool for City Point land sailed on the
17th). . -.
PiIILADEfpHtA, August 3l.-Cleared schooner
II. Il. Wood CuIles, Richmond.
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THE AMELIA SPRINGS TOURNAMENT AND
BALE comes off to-day. A large numoer
of young ladies and gentlemen from thlS
city viii goyout to enjoy the sport.
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BoY LosT.-A little fellow named Johnny
Faudree strayed from his home in this city
on Friday last, and has not been heard of
since. He is ten years old full face !;
freckly; blue eyes; light hair, cut short.
Has run away before, and on such occasions
gave false names. ANY information of him
may be left with his mother, widow, resi-
ding on Seventeenth street between Main
and Franklin.
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VI. FLLYSOS Il Co. Will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers IN Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office. I'd
" 3l-eodH
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel J. NJ. Moore, chief
quartermaster first military district, is in
department. ...-. .........,-. ...r, -
Colonel T. H. Stanton, paymaster Of this
district, has been sick for several days, con-
fined to his bed. 90 sa 7"t @~-sss
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE SEP
TEuBER ,, 1S6S.--Miss Mollie Wilkinson,
Richmond, Va; Charles I. Barry, New
port, n. Y; W. s. Hawkins, Haynes's
Store, Va; Paul Samuels, Caroline, Va;
Richard Pemberton, Goochland Courthouse,
Va; John F. Whitfield, -; Jacob
Knoll, Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. H. J. Pick
ett Washington, D. c.
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RirI1moltd MspattI1,

Il THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH"
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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Wheat.-White, so bushels seed on private terms
60 bushels prime on private terms :; l42 bushels
very good at $3.50 2e8 bushels good ut 80. IS; %
bushels fair ut 32.3i 90 bushels at g. SO bush
els damp at 2.2s; 81 bushels at $500 90 bushels at
s2.l5; so bushels at S2 l5e bushels at 82ao ls2
bushels very damp at $e-total, LBS bushels. Red.
81 321 202 bushels very good at 50 80 40 bushels
good at 1926; 30 bushels medium at $2.17i; Iss
bushels ordinary at $2. 10; 100 bushels common al
S2--tOtal, 700 bushels #.-..t .'
Cor,a-Whlte 40 bushels at $i.23; 200 bushels
on private tcrnls-total. 800 bushels. Mixed, l3:
bushels at Sl.22; 80 bushels at Sl.23-totaB l6:
bushels.
Onts.-la0 bushels prime at co.; 1854 bushels very
good at &c.. $50 bushels good at SIC. 100 bushels
ut 55c.: go bushels at 53c.: 80 bushels badly dam
aged at !Oc. total. 2,l5s bushels. ..-t. .'..ry
Rye.-536 bushels very good at $1.3 II bushels
prime ut 81. 30 so bushels prime private terms
10 bushels good at $1275 ia bushels fair at 81 25
So bushels inferior ut Sl.2O-total, ITO bushels.
, Screenings 80 bushels at $l.25; bushels at
$l.l0-total, 90 bushels. .
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DERSONS FROM THE SOUTH VISIT
l. ing BALTIMORE can obtain FURNISHED
ROOMS at IL per day, or SIS to 81 per week
for the room. This is a new economy for travel
ers. Meals near by. Rooms, II Liberty street
corner Lexington. In the heart OF business. To
secure them, apply TO w. II. MCLEAN, So North
Charles street, Baltimore. auE-1m
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C0HIRI, ORDERS.

v7IRGINIA-IN CHANCERY.-At Rules
" hold for the Circuit Court Of Chesterfeia coun @
t in the clerks office the 9Th day OF Jui!' A'''
E Eaing IN the fr,t Monday Of said month";: ,,.,.,,s
James n. Hale. .,,.......''...''''.''''' 49,
against ..v... Defendapt
Henrietta T. Hale, ;;So obiect of
THIS day the plaintiff hed his Dill 'ne
smS Il appearing by affidavit that the 9eenesn.s S
nsea Ih.t sne sppear G SeTs se within
aiDfes aiDfe,h dor due publication OF this order, ana
necessary to protect her interests In this
sui, and that this order be published once wssA ng
;heJ IN the city Of Richmond. and that copy u
the same be posted at the front door OF the court
house on the first day of d county court term'
80. Teste: ~
,rIs -T,i4w NATHAN II. COGBILL, G.
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CORN.

Offered on 'Change in August, 1881 Corn, white
IS. 445 bushels. Yellow, $40 bushels. Mixed
Q, 73s bushels. . ......
Offered on Change August. 1858 Corn, white
10, a98 bushels. yellow, 3, $40 bushels. Mixed
8, 9Gi bushels. f...H t-..
Prices August 81, 1857 White choice, Sl.o71
yellow prime. Sl.o5. Mixed SLO5.
Prices august 81, 1858 White prime, Sl.A
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

vTOLUME vi. WALLACE'S REPORTS.
v RANDOLPH ENGLISH 1920 Main street.
have for sale - r,r> ON, rr,
RFPORTS, and large stock Of new and second
hand LAW BOOKS.
law and all other kinds of books bought for cash
tI'an In archanoe sci
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FLOUR.

Country Is quoted to-day. by the dray load Sill
pertine sos: extra, Sll75 family. &l3 These
prices, owing to the fall in wheat In this market
and the fall in hour elsewhere, are difficult TO be
realized. Market quite dull.
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Sold By anCt1On. 40 pHCkaRes' 7 aheH III 10 paCA-
ages. Quotations are: ..s .r .s.-f..7 sr.st. ra
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
L1Los-Common to medium dark working, 87Q
80 good and fine dark working, $90Sl0 sun-cured
common $s6$11: sun-cured good $l!@$l2; coal,
cured common, S1o{l$15; coal-cured bright -$l6Q
800 cOal-cured fancy. for smoking S20eB$S5.
LedE-Common dark working, Ss@$lo; medium
OSl4; fine and wrapping, sls@sr7; sun-cnred, sl3
0S2o; yellow wrappers. common. Sl7 500$2s; yel-
low wrappers, medium to extra, $300$lOo.
SHIPPING TOBACCO. Es. 4r4i@-1
L,las.-Very common and heavy weighta, $7@
50 medium. ss 5eGISo so : good. 810G$ll.
LeaE-English shipping, $la@$ls; Continental
shipping, Sl3@$17. e. -..,. ---.. r.4
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SHIPPING.

T'OR BALTIN1ORE.-Steamers,iSs1
4 STATE OF MARYLAND viii SsfEssa2asssRa
leave her wharf on THURSDAY the 81 Instant at
5o'clock z. u. Freight received up to half-past
> ''''N' HARvEYs s WILLIAMS, Agents.
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DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE no,

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, now
IL located At the beautiful village Of Ashland.
-; sixteen miles from Richmond, Immediately
;he Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Abroad. Session opens october !. 1893 Rev. J.
DUNCAN, ID. D.. President. aided by Faculty
ability and experience. Ample arrangements
.Hcommodate large number of students TUT.
aa Tree TO yonne men studying for the ministry.
Board and tuition "a reasonable as at any similar
.:.iuti"n in the State. For further particulars,
if-c5s RICHARD 1RRY,
t>aSirman Executive CONF mittee,
Ai.l-F.*S.w?t box 397, Richmond, Va.
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TITO SHIPPERS.-sTATONss ssys.zsE:sS5k
4 HILLS LINE OF BOATsKlssss
are now making regular trips. Goods rec. ived ioI
all points on the canal between Richmond Le4lng-
ton. and Buchanan-boats leaving three times PEI
week Office on basin bank and Eleventh stIeeL
We solicit the patronage OF our friends friends ana .hs I
Hines at our office. VIM. II. STATION, Agent
I'm =
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
NEAUE q Dhn EISs
Pharmaceutists, slo Main street.

CUGAR-COATED PILLS.-The attention
- OF physicisns and others is called 70 my stock
~ sIJG GAR-COATED PILLS and GRANUL
have tn store the most complete assortment IN tns
city from the best manufacturers which can 81, ssn
al manufacturers' prices. Catalogues ana pT,,sgo
iists furnished on application. JOHN w. M
SON, Apothecary and Druggist corner Asin ~
Third streets, Richmond Va. ~ ny
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nor PHILADELPHIA.-lsHFA
The steamer NORFOLK, CaptafnsessEssssssasss -.
N,SCF now living az her berth In the d9cK,
viii receive T freight for the above port TIL FRI,
DAY the 4tf Instant at 10 clock: Freight Lake. 5aKen
dnlnhja Including meals and stateroom Slo. r. .s'
". P. PORTER, Agent
coo a f,f1ce No, 2425 on the dock.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO.

... RICHMOND, September l, 1858,
Opened to-day. Is hogheads, tierces, box.
Sold By auction. 46 packages. Taken In, Is pack.
ages. Quotations are: r so. OK 5.- .-. .r. .srs
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A AMIss1oyARY.--Rev.M M. H. Houston, son
Of DR.. Houston, of this city, leaves America
shortly as Presbyterian missionary to Bra
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RE-EXIIIDITED.

Wheat.-Whlte, 400 bushels. Red, 434 bushels.
C0rn.-White, 2es bushels. Mixed, lse bushels
Onts.-7G bushels. ..a..H- t..' r. -. 4"
RYe.-2l0 bushels.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-The boats Of
the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA ca,
MAI, COMPANY VIII leave the dock as nSnS @
apd SATURDAYS. ,,xS
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynch6urg @ ana be-
Hon Of the shipper. Freight received and de-
ivered at nv offce, on the dock. ... g5 Dis
Way freight will not be delivered I'LL charges are
paid. >@ -
de II &-sa GOh ALL DlLAOS, aSen1'
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NEW BOOK
TIE NOONSTONE. BY Wik1e Collins,
EoETiE AND SCHILLER. by Muhbach.
NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY. BY Dr. Smith. NTH
CAPE COD AND ALL ALONG SHOhE sAo-
RIES. By Nordhof.
BARNES ON PSALMS. Vol ].
ROSE MATHER. By Mrs. Holmes.
'I0SH BILLINGS ON ICE.
2UIrh gTSr hr0sT CAUSE RECLAIMED.
House PAINTING, PLAIN AND DEcohA-
pEMoCRACY stSCaR; OF THE UNITED STATES.
Gtllett. .t
LOST NAME. BY lie Fanu.
DEAD-SEA FRUIT. By Braddon.
HISTORY OF A MOUTHFUL OF BREAD. by
Mace.
For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN q CO..,
N,n 8l4 Main street.
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TOR E.-The GsEeh
steamer PETERSBURG, Capta.nssSssIdssssssssS
kOBERT TRAyERs, will leave her wharf on
THURSDAY, September3 1883, Ut so'clock d, NJ
Freight received up to O'Clock Z. 81. Wednes-
day. For freight or passage, apply to S.;
l-2t HARSEIS e WILLIAMS.
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Corn and Flour Exchange. @-aa g

hICHMUNU, SEpIVIHDSI- : 1ooo. n
OFFERINGS.
Whent-Whte g. 7le bushels Red. 2.6as bushels.
C0rn.-White, 1O2 bushels. Mixed, 44S bushels.
Oats-2 39i bushels. ---... '.
Rue.-770 bushels. -...... ~.En ~ .,.F 10
Screen in0S.-2B bushels,
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Nus TAzEWELL,s SCHOOL FOR

Mss TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL FOR
II JUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN will
..-N. .enrc It's second session on the FIRST DAY
" h'TpBER ard close the last day Of June.
Circulars, containing more detailed account of
~ school, can be obtained from herself after the
SIS day Of September. at the residence No. ITO
Flaa street between Grace and franklin.
TERMS. PAYABLE ONE-nALF IN ADVANCE:
.:.mAry Class, per session nine months $50
Intermediate Class, per session nine months. 40
La;ln and French Languages, each. 10
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EOR LIVERPOOL-TO SAIL L&S%
A. FROM NORFOLK ON THE l6THsssa5i1ssssssSiss1e
INSTANT The line steamship WOkCEolEh
viii be dispatched as above. For freight, apply at
once TO nnonrrnS
sc 2-2w CAShlE u bhCI dEho.
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~. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
- DINER OF FOURTH AID MARSHALL
HEkEIS RICHMOND, VA.-The scholastic
t -i-s Gi this institution Will be resumed ON TUES
"hl NE Isl Of September.
'-pl.s VIII find II much TO their advantage TO be
!'s't2' at the opening Of the school
'G!criAs apply al the institution.
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DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOI-Tbo.

DLCE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL-Tho-
- roughly preparatory 10 the University Of Vir-
.Jt..
Terms For board and tuition from September
~ 10 IAs OF June, S275 ore-haf lst of September,
"Eslnder Is February. ~ -
10: Crc'iars, apply to the principals at Green
Eyyl d'ioI, Albemarle, Va.
WILLIAM G. STRANGE,
Graduate University of Virginia,
a. X. YANCEY,
Graduate University Of Virginia, ..
"!l-lln Principals.
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npr TWENTY-THIRD SCHOLASTIC

1 L
'a,r ~ fMlCHELBACHER & WECHSLER'S s
tlu1OL VIII commence on MONDAY, AUGUST
- Al their school-rooms on Eleventh between
~ And Marshall streets. .s. -. ...r..- -. -s..r-
p::-rnts reading the various advertisements OF
=. l,Eercni schools and colleges of this city
,S,i 10, fail 10 consider the. claims of this
,Es! The principals promise nothing that viii
- e accomplished: and they hesitate not the
Ia 70 assure the public at large that as far rs a
,.rsrs;ic aud thorough education of the various
-,srhes IN the, English, German, and Hebrew
ttrasgsS is concerned, the most sanguine expec-
..,'.gs shall he realized. # ri a47a#
IN principals Of the school will be assisted by a
-.fnau, graduate of the Virginia Military
'...,:ute and by a competent lady. ~,
Ts fsCt that they have already hundred
t5srs entered their list speaks for itself that
- public NJ large appreciate the claims of this
,.saal There Is. however. room yet for n few
-1-, nrpls and parents who wish their children
.1a-o1glily educated should not fail to osend them
plhis school. -.. h. :
Terms SO per quarter Of eleven weeks. and
a.. 20 for beginners: payable invariable In advance
r,r particulars. apply yat the school-rooms.
MlCHELBkCHER & WECHSLER.
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,sRs, CARLOS c. MERA'S SCHOOL
\ FOR YOUNG LADIES VIII reopen octo-
- y. her residence, Is Fourth street near
ms Ems &C. made known on application.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 2, 1858.
Sun rises ...... s.aH Moon rises..... 6.55
sun sets .6.25 High tide, p. M. ..... L. o.
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DIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ Next session commences on the FIRST MON
DAY OF OCTOBER. Mrs. MARIA L. CAR
RINGTOE, Of Charlotte. has been employed as
au assistant teacher and AS matron. For cata-
ogue giving full particulars of course Of studies,
terms, &c, address
D. LEE POWELL. NJ. A.
au 2o-lm post-oftice box s2S Richmond Va.
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SUMAC WANTED.-We will pay CASH
y for SUMAC, properly dried, on delivery either
at our tannery in Manchester, or at store No. lsz5
Main street, Richin onH x,x
III l8-lm --r- - ------ HOLSi d FStNtf.
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yXIANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A COOK
wv with good recommendations-free OF In
cumbrance If possibe-to 20 to the country. AP-
ply at this office. au 10
WANSTEsRR 0RDERs SR FOR pFEriss EvEGY :. ps +.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
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EDUCATIONAL.

} fos1c.L AND MATHEMATICAL
hnn%nn1.-I will reopen my school October
teaches sns,ss n ssnd;ss Morn
!aSes"n,tcnnentS !aSes viii lie made for smaller
=, M,5 Mnn5er ten years of agcl, hitherto cNclu.
ON the S'"'''' SIDNEY II. OWENS. -
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rry.1E SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.
W,1, 5, D. CoULLING win resume the
/. ,.: Of her school on IESDAr the 18th Sep
;'Es'St' - g. sc Ltd
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NTANTED, BY A VIRGINIA LADY,
wv graduate of southern institution, q SIT
UATION AS TEACHER In a private family for
the ensuing session. Competent to instruct In
higher English, French, Music Instrumental aud
yOcal), Has an experience of five years. Refer
ences exchanged. State terms, &c. Address
EDUCATION,'' box 1866 Richmond, Va.
an M WRF2yk f#m..+ .s
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NORTHWOOD FEMALE SCHOOL,
IN CHA HARLOTTESY1LLE. VA.-Rev. d. T.
DAVIS. Prfncipal.-The fourth session begins
SEPTEMBER 2eD, 1865, Great educational ad-
vantages are here combined with those of family
school: Reference. by permission, to the Faculty
Of the University Of Virginia. tr 80 E.t#l.'
For circular, with terms, &C., apply to the Prn-
cipal. @sf au 19-eodlm
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XX7ANTED TO RENT, a FURNISHED,
w HOUSE. from five to eight rooms, south OF
Broad street between First and Ninth streets Best
references given. Address box s2o, post-omce.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-08

Every friend ofjustice and right will join with
us in thanking our representative elect from the
second congressional district, Col. James
Mann, for his active efforts at the national capt.
tai, in behalf of the interests of the people of
Louisiana. We are assured by gentleman who
was present during Col Mann's and Major
Keelers interview with the President, and
with the the heads of other departments, that
the former gentleman's conversation and ex-
plantations have gone very far in certain quar-
tiers toward doing away with the erroneous
beliefs which gross exaggeration, or even will
full Misrepresentation had engendered. Col.
Mann has been well received and courteously
treated, even by those who are his political
opponents, and will, we are well assured, be
found foremost in the halls of legislation
among those advocating return to the prin-
ciples OF a pure and free government
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APPOINTMENTS BY CIVIL SHERIFF MAXWELL.
J. F. Dick, chief deputy; Michael de Armas,
salesman; Arthur Hart, boOkkeeper; s. NJ. Bur
nett, W. Walsh, G. H. Tardy. Paul T. Abadie,
Joshua Corprew, R. Yillsrubia. L. E. Gardette, q.
X. Nixon, ]. o. Loze. E. BarbarinO, James Mo.
han, Samuel Rousseau, George B. Mahsn, j. p.
Virgini. s. Robert and Jules SOrapuru were ap'
pointed deputy sheriis. The list of appOintees is
not completed.
The people of New Orleans have reason to con-
grstulate themselves and the new civil sheriff
upon his appointments. Joseph F. Dick is a
gentleman whose experience and ability have
been fully appreciated by lawyers as well as by
clients, for many years. Though hardly in the
full prime of his life, he has attained great readi.
ness in all the ramifcations of court business, and
the frequenters of the courts will find him a fit
successor of Z. S. Wurtzburger, now the criminal
sheriff of the parish. The other officers are all
M to their business.