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EAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL Tor sALE.Ilhe
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MADAME NAPOLEON continues to receiye
WI yOUSG LADIES Q, her FREsCh AND LNoLisb
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Uenr south Broosyn Parents tesroa- d Piashs VIZ
.S Children healthy airy -nd PHEASANT oesion, 10 bosfd
80 Fdcstr JuTs summer had suitable seeon
az m comforts yacc French 4 the ansa,gs q tSe
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Under will receive reward aud the thanks Of the owner
Ioor nan by lesvinsitn n L. ALIENS. No 1911 WsersL
4 OsT or SIOLEN-Between Jamaica, l.. J., and
this city, On the of the jth inst, BOX, containing
I.raline Diamond Rinss Emerald do, and Gold
For information Of the return Of
the articles, suitable reward will be given application a. No
n ST. Marks place
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amusemcnt5.

ITALIAN OPERA-CASTLE GARDEN
i FIRST APPEARANCE of signos MARTIN Pokhf'
s,,o, AIIANI IN his character Of ClIENREuSE
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, July H. will be performed DOM
zett'a favor OpcIs Of
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s..L Wafer ooler.-A plain and cheap article, that viii
s.Se more Zee h-n any well known through s the south
- ~ s, by who have tried them IN this city Having
them preferable TO those lined Win metal
the sole sg' nts, u o. Si,Oi " r.i1,
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and omission, Il seems to US that considered
in the light Of an annual or biennial diversion
the bull batting ofthe legislative body Is nei-
Their just nor wise. tits fair to presume, we
think. that. as a general rule, the people OF
Virginia have sagacity and virtue enough to
choose agents worthy oftheir confidence and
capable. of discharging their trust. The mem
bers of The present body. in regard to an ex-
ira session, win no doubt act from their con.
victions ofpublic duty. Wehave no person
acknowledge, however, of any efforts having
in view an extra session, the only informa
tion we possess in regard to It being the con-
lectures of our contemporaries of the press.
But, il it be the fact, as alleged, of which we
have as yet seen no evidence, that q large
number Of members have signed a call for an
extra session, we take it for granted that they
are acting from patriotic considerations of
public duty, and not from sordid, personal
motives
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ANNEXATION OF CANADA.

/ The Free Soil press of the North, in their
fippant talk about the annexation of Canada,
pretend that the people ofthat province would
desire annexation to the U. States but for
| slavery. That is purely a Free Soil romance.
The Canadians dislike slavery, it is true, part
~ because they sedulously initiate the likes
and dislikes of the mother country, and part
fy because slavery is an institution of a re-
public which they envy and hate with all the
spite of their little hearts. But, annexation
annexation to the United States, or to any
section of the United States-why their gorge
rises at the very thought! They spurn it
with the most sublime contempt. If you
would talk of annexing the United States to
Canada, why that, providedthe United States
would abolish slavery. might receive their
gracious consideration. No dog ever followed
his master with more loyal heart than Cana
da trots at the heels of Great Britain. The
lofty self-complacency and majestic scorn
with which Canadians regard Americans is
only equalled by that of the thorough bred
London cockney whom they copy in all
things. One of these inflated mortals, with
his head confined in the stiffest of shirt col
lars, his eyes refusing to look either to the
right or the left, and his whole appearance in
dieating the most thorough Indifference to all
sublunary things, is as admirable to Cana
dian as he is ridiculous to an American.
Great Britain could not drive off the Cana
dams with bayonets and cannon. They are
more thoroughly English than the English
themselves. They have all the self-compla-
cency, arrogance and impertinence of the
vulgarians of England, with none of the re-
| finement and courtesy of the nobility. We
have enough Of such stock in our own coun-
| try already, without annexing a whole pro-
vince of them.
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THE FISHERIES.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Express gives the reported terms
of the reciprocity treaty, which treaty, he
says, is fixed fact. According to his state
ment, the British do not get either the regis
tration of their vessels or the coasting trade,
for neither of which could they offer us any
equivalent. But articles, says the correspon-
dent, which are the natural production of the
Colonies and of the United States are to be
admitted free of duty, including grain of all
kinds, flour and meal, lumber, coal and gyp-
sum, &c. all of which will be in favor of the
Colonies, and pork, beef lard, tallow and
indian corn, &C., all of which will be in ia
vor of the United States, with the addition of
the fisheries and of the abolition of our
fishing bounties, and all British caught fish
to come in on the free list
1t is stipulated, as regards our manufac-
tured and other articles, on which duty is to
be levied, that no other or higher rates shall
be imposed upon them than are levied on
similar articles coming from Great Britain.
The consent of the fishing colonies is Yet to
be obtained to the fishery article, but it is
thought this will be secured by the influence
of the Mother Country, though the colonies
are opposed to any treaty which relinquishes
the fisheries. The treaty will also require
the ratification Of the Senate, and then the
Joint action of both houses in order to make
the necessary alteration in the revenue laws.
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THE FUGITIVE BURNS.

We extract the following from the Nor
folk Herald of yesterday. 1t will be seen
by reference to our localscolumns that Burns
was brought to this city yesterday 1t seems
from the Herald's account that he is heartily
ashamed of the bad company he had fallen
into in Boston. Genteel negroes in Vir-
ginia lose caste among their own class when
they become intimate with such trifling cha.
racters as Theodore Parker, Wendell Phi.
lips, &c.
ARRIVAL OF THE FUGITIVE BURNs.-The u :
Revenue Gutter Morris, Capt. Sands, arrived in
Hampton Roads on Friday night, and was towed
up on Saturday by the steamer Engineer. She left
Boston Just week before, having on board the flu
gitive slave Anthony Burns, in custody of four of
icers of the Boston City Police, viz: Capt Riley
and Messrs. Wright, Coolidg e and - On her
arrival here Burns was brought on shore in charge
OF the officers and taken before the Mayor, who or
dered him into the custody of the aor. until last
evening, when he taken to Richmond in the
steamer Jamestown, to be delivered to Mr. Brent
the agent OF his owner, from whom he sloped
There was considerable curiosity manifested to
get sight of him, but it did not amount to ANYTHING
like an excitement Burns is said TO be remark a.
bly, likely fellow, about n years old, and apparent
ly ofpure African blood. He said he would great
prefer to spend the rest of his lite in Virginia
among his old associates; but he could not do il
now, since he had forfeited the confidence of his
| master and his friends and all others whose good
opinion was worth having, and he could no longer
lit up his head among them II would therefore he
relief TO him to go back to Boston, where he was
sure he could not be as happy as he was in Virgin
ia before he ran away e,A
The Morris is snug looking craft, and shows
| eight guns We were thinking whether ii Womb
have been safe for 100 abolitioniss to have dogped
her out OF Boston and made the attempt to board
her and re-capiure Burns-as suggested by Mr.. Ho
| race Greedy; and we rayther guessed it would
not.
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FoRo1R1E PossEssoN--W

FoRoIBLE POssEssIoN.--While James
Bass and several other small boys were at play, on
Saturday afternoon last the packet Office tbs
Basin, negro fellow named Wesley, slave to Mr. d.
M. Miller, came up where they were and took pos
session of novel called Sweeney Todd or, the
Ruiiian Barber" belonging to young Bass and re
fused to give it up, alleging that he ad purchased it
at Smiths Bookstore on Shockoe HILL Some of the
boys no. feeling disposed to their playmate SO
unceremoniously robbed. called officer Tyler's aid
who promptly arrested Wesley, and finding the box
in his possession, and he at least "halfsess ever'
took h'm to the ''lockup," where he was kept until
yesterday morning. where the Mayor ordered him
twenty stripes for his conduct.
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DIED.

sls Ma6zhester Or yssterdsy inor1t1e, ELIZA, in.
GS{ dsualfer or Levi rand M6x1sret A. Rogers. Her
EesreI Sl take r13ee from b6f fstl8p residence ct
Hi past 81, cloef tBfs evening" The friends snd
qnaintaneea of the family are fespe4mIy invited to
attend without further notice.
On Thursday evening last. WALTER EDWARD.
infant child Of VIM and Elizabeth 3. Atkinson, sged
months and 10 days. ssxx 89g sge4y
On Friday evening last, ID this city, Mrs. JOSE
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BOARD OF TRADE.

This afternoon the second meeting OF the
merchants takes place, and the crganiz@ioh
IF the Board, with other important and inIe-
resting business. will occupy aaeatioh' we
hope there will be IA generaltur QUA grand
assemblage Of the merchants of Riehnnond'
that intelligent, enterprising and noofs' esass
Of men, in whose hands the destinies OF eur
city are safe.
The resolution concerning the great Gov
fngton and Ohio Railroad will come up for
consideration, an Improvement which, in
connection with the canal, is the greatest
ever contemplated by Virginia.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RANDoLpHs BOOKSTORE, 12l Main at. Saturd
O'Clock. IL O'Clock. 5 O'Clock
10 "a rs
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, June IL.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown Cavendy, New York, mdse.
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdse
Ludam Watson.
Schr. Vermillion, Parker, New York, hay, NJ. Dow
ney. .+f,t- tt
Schr. Henry Read. Johnson North Carolina, fish,
L. Webb Son and J. Womble & Co.
Schr. Fearless, Adams Attakapas, sugar and mo-
iasses, Dunlop, Moncure K Go.
sloop Grand Spy, Dennis Petersburg, corn, Stearns
& Brummel
Schr. Isaac Prince. Jr., Booze, Baltimore, mdse.,
w. d. Colquitt & Co.
Schr. Julia Ann, Tsy Tor, woodward, to Captain.
IN THE RIVER.
Schr. Henrico, Chester New York ..s-
SAILED,
Schr. ohm Bell Ham, Boston, mdse, c. w. Snow.
Schr. Kate Holbrook, Hall, Philade phis, coal, d.
Colquitt & Co.
Schr. Merchant, Winters, New York, mdse., D
Currie.-
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AsslvERsARY OF THE RICHMOND CIR

ANNIvERsARY. OF THE RICHMOND GREYs.-
The Anniversary dinner and target shooting of the
Richmond Greys took place yesterday at Clarke's
Spring They paraded under the command of Lit.
CIawfor and made very handsome appearance
Corporal Edwin .. Taylor won the medal, The din
ner was mort excellent, and was highly enjoyed by
the Company and their guests. moro extended
notice of this pleasant affair defer until to-
row.
Atameeting ofthe Company held yesterday eve
ming, DR.. Blair Rurweu was elected Surgeon. The
Doctor forward and after gracefully returning
his thanks for the honor conferred upon him. accep
ted the most
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STORED AwAY.-Isaac, in the service
OLA. s. Woodbridge, was captured RS runaway
and Gagged. He is now held in confinement unit
the owner is heard from
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from the subscriber ,hoa,

LII the 9Th of May last. two NEGRO BOYS
ALICk. of yellow complexion, about ) feet & q,
inches in height, aged about a. with rather flown
ing expression, and having scar on the left l.g
outside, and another the on. left SIDE The o,b.-
THORNTON, aged about 20, of a slight copper com
plexion, some light colored spots on bis face sps
about feet IL inches in height.
These boys are supposed to have been brourb.
one from the neighborhood of Salisbury. N C. srS
the other from about Richmond Va. ~
Any persons apprehending these boys, or either n,
them. and giving me information so that may .at
them. will be literally rewarded Address ths m
dersigned at Carmel Hill P. o., Chester District,
Carolina. ~ -
lie I9-dItclt+ q II cMrrtt
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Observation-Disclosures Clayton, reporte
by officer Irving for permitting a nuisance in h
fish house on Pink alley, was admonished and di
CHARGED
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DIsoRDERLY.-Henry Lewis, free man
was ordered f1ogging by the Mayor for being en-
gagged in fight in the Valley last Sunday after
noon.
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Observation-Disclosures Carlin is now locked
up in the cage to await examination by the Mayor
on charge OF mental arrangement.
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DEAR LoDGrNGs.-James Kersey got tip
sy and took lodgings in the street last Sunday
night, for which the Mayor fined him 81.
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No PApERs.-Thomas Anderson, a free
boy, from New Kent, was Gagged by the Watchmen
tor want OF register, and while in confinement at
tempted to break out. He produced the document
yesterday morning and after getting fifteen stripes
for his bad conducf, was discharged.
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THROWING SToNEs.-On complaint of
Thomas Ford. a white man residing on 18th st. a
negro boy called Jesse Jefferson, owned by e. w.
Dickinson, was brought before the Mayor, yesterday
and ordered twenty stripes for throwing stones at
the &C ainant last Saturday afternoon, and usD
provoking and abusive language to him.
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-NeUEsr.-Coroner Wicker, assisted by

Constable Lewellen, held an inquest over the body
of WILLIAM CARLIN, found dead in the Cage at the
first market, last night Carlin had been on spree
for several days. and was found drunk in the street
on Sunday night. He was permitted to remain in
the cage all day yesterday without medical attend
ance, and died OF mania a potu. The Jury brought
in their verdict in accordance with the above facts
Carlin was an iron worker, and had been in employ
in this city for some years. He has family in
Norfolk
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ARRIVALS Ar TaE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

YESTERDAY.
u sSaoas Aspls. osssen
Hill, steamer Augusta; Hill. Norfolk; sublet
Powhstan; T A Triee, L Fl; = Aoker, Washington;
a,o o. Garth Aisemsils: Miner. Roctins IN;
A Sheppard Fluvanns; Garrett Columbia; II
Hssssn Ws%.
Bnckip CHAM; Il r. Hammock. w v.iden, Chss City;
q Ward. Ga; w Green, w Warren. e Bryan,
w Bryan, Mrs Allen, child and servant, W Ma
AMERICAN HoTEL-w M Amber. Louiss; 8
F Low. B @ Graham. R p Dick. London; De Po-
lev sya and LADY,. Cincinnati Bryson Bait Hicks
q Fl Gum N c; C McEvoy; Richmond; NJ Geneil.
Hs sadlsag h If poss Il sPe.
Amsterdam; Riley, @ Conedge Blair. G.
@ dfrey, C Butman, Boston; j NJ Sithers, Mr. Ko-
benau N Y; T Simms r r.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,--w J Campbell and lady,
Miss Wilson, Va: MrsG Gwathney, Riehmond
Willie Ro,ster, C; w Mech. New York; A
Florida; J Nesbett, Brunswck; 1 E Stubbs Miss
Stubs. S C; Mrs Swift and 5 children. Miss Swift,
Ms MIS- csnsna Miss wspd deo Tbomas Ba
w Braxton, King VIM; A Welton, II College;
B. John
marie; J W Caldwell, Lsxipgton;. " F Wickham,
oss dsn hssa
Aleock York o. & Fred VINCENT, Phiia; G Hurts
Lynchhurg; j II Richards, O Bragg, TomI-
kins, A T Stewart, Dirty B w Mason. A Atwood,
John Hart, York; A w Morehouse Cheatham; DR.
c Gregory, We; H Nj Funston, N York; S 5 Graham,
K Il q: Thos Dolan, Halifax: Jas Vaen, N Yerk;
Willis, P Jones, Orange; WeIlfoid, Fred burg
Fl M Neblett, DIR Neblett, Va; Gooch, Fluvaaa;
w H Watts, Staunton J Horton, FL Ragland, E
Ragand Ala.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-G Curtis
r; w Jester, do; John Coute, Fluyanna M M Nor
ris, Albemarle; VIM Willis, Va; A Nicholson
J Sweet, F Cox N Y; w a Clark, III, C; Garth,
Albemarle; L Wsrrock, Richmond; ] Carter, Abe
marie; Capt N Hughson. Maj B A II snson, do; A
Dickinson. Va; w Timberlake, Va C r r; John
McKukle, staunton; B Sheppard, Fluvanna; L B
McCreary, University Va. go.
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HUsTINGs COU Aldermen Inloes,
Bray, Wingfeld, Royster and Sanxay presiding -
This Court commenced its June term yesterday, and
disposed of the following criminal cases:
George Drew, a free negro, charg ed with stealing
an amount of money from Royal Blackburn Con-
yicted and ordered 80 stripes
John Burke white man, charged with stealing a
horse fiom T. f. Raglsud Co., examined an1 dis
charged.
Granville Montee, charged with stealing COW
from Alexander Kerr on the Sd of May was exam
ined and sent for trial to the next term of the
Circuit Court.
Civil business occupied the remainder of the ses-
sion
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ON A BESD-Henry F. Waller was fined
81 and costs for getting bend" and becoming
rather cloud mouthed."
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SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATEs.-We
published yesterday a. paragraph from the
Washington Union, stating that our difficult
ties with Spain remain unadjusted. The n
York Herald of Saturday asserts that full
satisfaction for the Black Warrior outrage
had been either promised or made. 1t seems
as aithcuit to get at the truth of this Span
| ish question as of the Eastern question.
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The Ladies' Fair, On Church Hill, which
has been held for several days past will be closed
night, by auction sale.
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.

- The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street. il extensively prepared to execute avery de-
&C iption Of PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type. a. extraordinary low prices
CARDS printedvery cheap, on one of the last fast
presses. my IL
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FOURTH OF JULY.-A meeting of citizens
will be held in the basement room of Metropolitan
Hall, on Wednesday evening, at O'clock to make
suitable for celebrating the approach
ing fourth of July in becoming manner
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| LOCAL MATrnRe.
FOR THE sPRfN1a,

Those citizens going to the eprinss can hare tn
Dtspsteh sent 70 than tor any lenath oftms By Iesv
ipe their prd&rs At the Office
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OUR PARISH, OR PASTOR & PF0-

~ PIE u ust published, Our Pastor. or ANN y.
OF Pastor and People; vol. I'm, of 40 pages
The work is different from Sunny Side or Sbadv
Side, though of course it relates country parss
yet the subject has so many phases and il so pes
with incidents ard characters that many books can
be written On the theme before it is exhausted.
Some of the writer's sketches of family scenes remind
US OF that famous work of North entitled
Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life Thare ia tSs
same quiet pathos, the same touches of nature tbs
fine pictures of the workings of passion in Jnda
script. ~
Farmingdale; a tale, by Caroline Thomas: vols,
limo: paper IS cents; 2 vols. in one cloth 81
The originality and freshness of this story with IN.
charming aud stirring which it describes I'M.
part to it an absorbing interest In the representa-
ton of an American, and in the development and
growth of the noblest and purest affections of the
heart, it is almost without competitor, unless pef.
haps, we except the far-famed story of the .'Wide
Wide World" which it SURPRISES Ia the unity of il,
plot and the fortitude of its heroine. For sale nv
ie IS JAMES WOODHOUSE. $50 Main AZ