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"nOXBURYp FOIs YALE.
Commmissionrrs AID Adminlstr
tors Of WA n Coleman. deed.

TuNHR beautiful farm Is Tor sale IN the
- county Of New Kent, ChckAhomny
hehond inr on The main Williamsburg road
less. -
II not sold privately, notice will be siyen
orer TO the highest bidder the PREMISE O'clock
September Roxb1ry reside ms &.
OF the productive negboEhood proven
DIAL for good health The Of married the
last two There Si3 cultivation Is divided
into Ave yids with running water dd which are
enclosed separately with post and rail fence There ox
grounds.
The buildings ample and dwelling house with .Ish,
rooms two In basemenS ice house quarters
stables tool house, houses
IL ~r Of the Pust beautiful youn. or.
ehard-, and two old
Tbs land In hgh state Of
aud nsr nnAnnrs having turned attention entirely
Ennt 81 the iand fot ave 1t
i offered he price asked this mile. from m.
Windsor Shades the ChekAomlny public
landing and Eboni eight from Panunky river.
The tlrd cash; the balance
bearing Interest from day Of
last the farm Oer agreed nron
Partial Possession gwen Immediately for
possession the growing secured
chase.
hsve also for sale at the place another Tract
Land containing by survey. 1857 Aer
Richmond sud is Of hne quality. No buildings Of
best springs 1t In Virginia, and nne MARIE beautiful site for
house, &c. - -
IerIaS-one-haf cash; balance In IL months
Ny Posiohee TAleysve New county Yer further
particulars Apply to the farm
son, Richaond, Va. ~
ivis-2a~td- RICHARD CARTER
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GREAT STORM AT ALRANy

ALBANY, n. Y, August 2l-A rain storm has prevail.
ed here for thrtysx hours ceasng this morning Great
damage has been done to crops bridges roads ETC. Low
or Island was overowed and the gardens and crops &C.
stoyed The docks and piers in this city are all under
water and great number of employed
wing goods from tn. warehouses, the rapidly
rising Since O'Clock last night the river has risen Sc
feet.
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NEWS by rELEaRAPH.
ooNaREss-ExfRA SESSION.

IA COS0bESS-kxfRA SESSION. Is.lir.l'
: WAsaseros. August 3i.Tn accordance with the Pre-
sdsnts ProciAn.son. calling extra session. the t-o
House Of coagess re-.~~mbled 20 day. The galleries
were crowded -ish spectaso who manifested intense In.
tsrrst In the proceedings. a.. eif - ~. ~ I. 81
In the Senate thirtycg members ssre present. The
Proclamation rsa. and message to the House
that the Senate ready proceed 70 bu-iuess 4
In the House. ths Proclamation was read and the RON
being called. i7s members .ns~ered. The senate ~as
then informed that the House ready proceed to
snes-. " 90 "a. sa - tr- IS 81, as -
Isxcosp pEspArcml
wAsnrserss. Aug 2i.-Ths Senate, by = vote Of IS
to6 resolved suspend much Of the rules makes
six days ius necessary before taking up bills and re.
pors from the preceding session.
The standing committees we're continued a. before.
The House resolutions providing for the signature OF
such bills failed for Of time receive the sigma
tnrs Of the presiding officer Of each house. or Of the Pre-
sident Of the United States. wore concurred In.
The Senate then adjourned.
In the House. the message from the President vas read
and referred 70 the committee Of ways and means.
Mr. Phelps Wished to INTRODUCES the army bill with the
exception Of the Kansas provso but Mr. washburne, Of
Maine, objected. .-
The House thsn took recess Of one hour.
After the recess, Mr. Campbell Of Ohio. reported the
iormss army bil vith the Kansas prodso.
Nc Orr raised question Of order that the povso pro-
posed to change existing laws and no, german. TO
the bill tr.a. &.
The speaker ovenuled the point and Mr. Orr appealed
from the decision Laid the table by Of %
~.
The House then passed the bin precisely Oh Monday
l.st-yeas 90, nays IS. Adjourned.
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MESSAGE FROM TIE PRESIDENT.

wAsHIS"ros. August 2i-In the Senate, to-day. Il
message IRON the President received In which he
forth the evils resulting from the refusal Of Congress to
vote supplies Tor the army, and says: .tU
To refuse supplies. therefore. is compel complete
cessation ofal it, operations and its practical
and thus TO invite hordes oil predatory sassge. from the
tern plains aud the Rocky mountainst to spread devastation
along frontier of more than fop, thousand nes and To
deliver up the sparse population Of vast tract
Of country 10 npine and murder. Such in sub.
stance would be the effect the inevitable waste
OF millions OF public treasure, the infection oil
extreme wrong upon all persons connected with the
military establishments by service employment or contract,
the recall OF our force from the field the dreadful sacrifice
Of lie aud incaculabe destruction Of property on a re-
mote frontier, the striking Of national Gag thu
baements Of ortresses which defend maritime cities
against foreign rvasiou the violation of public honor AMI
good sitl, and the dscred Of the United States in tn
eyes Of the civilized world. Ct
The message concludes by conden, trusting that Con-
will duly appreciate these considerations and pass
the hill
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G. sisi o. R haPs .2D o. .s IA.
THE WHITE sJLFIII < 81 a INs:s 1S =


way death Of The late cawsu h- pr,pe,p.i .-o,~, :,
- ~, e-ser, having rendsrsd !, B-e-ss.,
.spsr' have united on x. sss:saes mn Il . .sa
10 facilitate o.. sale literal been oss.ls. nom ,s.
sx Of vrna .ahert.ns 10 hoa d. pso
most is and s9Sss.s. .so ,,s rsy:
par,aaass o. DE ss,S%rss soas.r7,a s,oo
ssSp sas, 1 sAsi individual.
as .s ssa s, r. .ssa II
sor ses, hs :. :.y e r.s.rd
% and rs.en IN sss. Of pleasure and .nssrnsns sss hey
onAbis Their vts:ors " ~ ns0ssr Asd fAsh-
s1sn: % ensesp ~ a.. $1,000 Ron time
r ys.ss past y have proved
h.s rs. Ia. ses, .s ,s . :y
ssSs: .spssn. =. ar. ns sss: ID: hat
The a-e-.- 70 these scsnS, Ss .n.ns
nisss GsIS and ,.ss being compelled
Ohio RAILROAD. in pros q and
as s Of I'm sSa SorAsTs s,' &
Railroad h.. s1,saded % mile. w. Of us esn
Ssys q % ,ass and ..oses ,he rosd 10
ss,. baltimore Asanria RSaoai .as fsS ss
tern section q ths coVngon Ohio Rsircss . eo@p,a S
win b dea % an e onS s !" nv s = ssn.s
The Whit s sssSs e 'ssss spsiHs,
ts T, ep o q sss A.ssany @ount.n. ne E..,s
ss sS 's,. t.;snsns ais.g the valley bos, three m
than 500 meadow Land In ne ,rse, s az %sss
doses VA, quantity Of good ,r.ble upland tbs
good range Tor stock All ire supplies mea rain Ac &c ne
premises - '-' '-''e1 '' ~
The Tor the accommodation
rranged and many OF them beauty
@ .re ennenty picturesque
arae. diversified By hills and da, grove original ts.
o TIE forest IL has been described
piAees and there who
TO acknowledge It's claim o dlsinetiou - -
The receipts Of the establishment
eved BY enlarged .seonrnodaons eneyet,e ana ud
cicls management, they might many fod
The sale Of the v.er which Is request ei,s
pot up for ;r.nsportaiion he easily made q .s ria
very large Income, and
would Reimburse e property can BE
The whole country dns ,cthr
and capital - - '-'>'P'"s
The tte to the estate is believed h.
ongd 10 the present
seventy yeaIs To facilitate purchase sns
avoid dteu,es which might spv az ~
joint owners the legal title
signed who wiz be prepared the
chaser. - ~ ~ "
r sale viii embrace all the used IN eonae
ion Win property Of visitor.
the undersigned. WM n NkCgI m am wa
R,rhrn ".
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MORE FIGHTING IN KANsAs-CoNFLIcTIN,
STATEMENTS

ST. LOUIS. Aug. ls.-Adsices from Kansas published
10 the ST. Louis Democrat, explain the attack Franklin
thus: Parties Of Carolnans aud Missourians encam;,
on Washington creek, having been committing depred
tons, the Lawrence sent messenger the camp
the AissouriAns to ascertain the for such
The messenger, who unarmed taken prisoner and
shot dead.
Other sdvces state that party Of Southerners viii,
e here two weeks ago Tor Kansas attacked between
Kansas City and Leconpton by party OF free soiers-
After desperate conflict, in which many were killed and
sounded on both sides the Southerners r.treated
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III AND FOR SALE.-On THURSDAY De isth d.v Of
- s.penssI lse shsn ea.r on ne prew. IutS
ton ny tet q land called BUFFALO. Of
county of acknEhs ihse miles nom sts
su,e and tree and bali hon TIE farvie knxhaua
fankroed THIS tract alcfns
" Richardson and ciers and r.eo
hanred acfes GOOD portion Of vhich
sns ~. snd drsned-e hsh lard q De ny sod
Ne Nffei TIE improvements desirable. Of
god dEeuK house, barn ovcrsrs hon.e I'm ho,
ifae house, and ~ other
Den and young orchard ne ucFhborhood
w rsee fr ~ hehy location This Of lard
an p conveniently divided into parcsis dese8
ne WE undoueted and The terms vlu Be made cay accou
noatnf purchaser Possession n
nE crop of wheat, from he day ~ sas To-. MOI
Interfere sh he uovng crops time ron pos. sion on
% httoFe ue hr dsy of uccemhfr
aee'ni anneccsaJ a. ne suhschr wishou ne
on wishing 70 veg " and viii take pleasure any
''.sas,'on y reEard'oM sddrs.. y Q. rHoRSroN.
~ Enquirer ana rsssrsbuSs isssisscsr a. ov
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BALTIMORE, August 2l.-Flour unsettled: buyers of.,
So but sellers refuse to take less than Wheat dull
prices cents better. Corn-white IS a SO cent.
yellow So cents.
New YoRK, August 2l.-Plour-State and Western
improving; sales Of the former $685. and Ohio at So
4o Southern declined to $3.50. Wheat buoyant South
ern red 81, 800 $3.50, Illinois white 81 e5 Corn q m
and unchanged Stocks generally lower Virginia sire,
e31
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KENT, PAINE Il CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
NOS. I83 AND ie5 MAIN srREEr,
RICHMOND.

FALL TRADE, 1855!
lY the b.raue .fde ship Pspper" from IIyerpoo TO
. this and by other are
ing our FALL IMPORTATION
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN COODSl
Purchased the some Of the
richest aud desirable GoOds have imported
We also receiving supply AMERI1N IA RIS
Of all the regular -nd most approved uiAk.s
We also prepared q splendid ckofR READY MADF
CLOTHING, In ,tyl- ana
price. VIII compare with any market
By Let be complete and will he
the largest and most attractive exhibited.
We respectfully invite SOUTHERN give 10 our
STOCK and market lr thai
will sill goods low they be United
States. - ~
Orders shall at ali times be promptly faithfully attended to-
aura KHNT PAINE A 90
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me ,OoSns eCan,s mot having members resident In them
Hancock Brooke, Marshall wsz-n Marion. Preston Doiddx~
Tyler Pleasant Richie, Writ Jaek-on er Lewis Barbour
Randolph, Uphnr, Wayne, Raleigh,
LEE. -
The persons entitled vote Le Members every such
adult male member Of the Society shall
that he has paid his annual dues
the Commissioner adult person then th.
prescribed Zee, shall become member OF the
Zee Tor The admission Of new membeTS TWO DOLLARS
Annual dues OF members, ONE DOLLAR.
70 The voters of each county. CITY aad town will neas
take notice that they invited TO the DAYS o
their respective County or Corporation Courts according
HE time indicated IN the above table the place
leeed by the Commissioner Ut Election for the purpose
selecting suitable Delegates the Farmers Assembly
their countless cities, towns districts.
AulI-cti8 Oct WILLIAMS s-rr.t.rv
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NTALUABLE GOLD NINE Ann rIaUnIN..

NALlABLE GOLD NINE AND MACHINE
hf tok sALE-ln pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit
Of buckingham rendered September
In suit ehaneey, which wiseInan T. p4pta apJ
The Buckingham Gold Company, Others dedAn shall
Oder or sale At buckingham Court House.
ton on MONDAY the sh day ofsepembe lsS, " fair not
the next fair day OF land which
The Gold Nine commonly known q. the Together
with the Machinery aud dxurrs This d
~ OF buckingham, within miles House. and adiaips
the London and Va Gold and Copper Mining Company
always BEEN considered Of The
Engines and Machinery have already been erected and
constructed At and the mine
PeTAion In short time and
The Terms Of sale VII he credit Of H. Is months
eep Tor the OF the sale which will be
The purchaser TO give bonds viii good
title to be resined until the purchase money Is paid.
W. W. FORBES,
b9-csv sherid Of BUCK Crnrtr "a
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WA. II. NAcPARLAND,
OF Richmond, Va.
ALEx- ii. II. STUART,
OF Stauutrn ava
lNUH aI "a a! .-so5S 49,,


~ ~, ~ q CO Tbs .seOud u.l
smnsr nesi IL expected hst By that time, u. coss
5ang nov IN progress OF erection, will be r,ay
Tue oeston Of the Institution Accessibility
one OF The most eligible In the entire South
aseo a Thorough 2. hs; Of any coFe the In
branches OF practical Engineering aud Architecture.
The Cole &c Is already furnished with
CANT Apparatus adapted full
Chenetry Mathematics and Natural Philosophy Iahrary
standard Works has so been recently
era6e additions vii be made during & coming Collegiate year
The young whose Parents H. viii b. mr.
glnH-d INTO Military having and
Used y daily and drill
ENrESssTuiton Annual month"; An Inc c
egate Department. fsin the
SEEK: washing ~ 20 month feel session
OF the Institution
samuA X Cox, President, IL nctburg. Va. -
FACULTY.
Raw S1xrK Cox President Professor Of M.nt. Ard No..
Science, and Of Be.es Ietirrs. - -
WILLIAM cARkoLL A. NJ Language and Lite
- ~
LTorHsUs G. MlrHEvs, Professor Of Latin and
LtsTz =
JAMES hrAJKE Graduate Institute Professor Of Man.
eaiies and Natural Science, En Of the School Of
sANusL GARLAsp, A ~, Professor OF Cor
D. A LAsoHoRxK W d Professor Phr,oo~v
GIUSEPPE ADoIyo sAHroRI l. D., Modern IAnsus
W. c. LRsoosB, A. N, Principal q Grammar School
b S1ra Graduate ofV w. Tnsutgt-, Assistant
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NOT ICE,

"AVING retired from the practice Of profession
moved from the county Of Boieiour will SELL private II
~, residence Fncasie. The buildings
modous Brick Dwelling which contains nine rooms,
and kitchen In house
house. Ice house and Stable
house, Dairy ke ke ALSO Once yard
longing to this contain between IS and IL
abound In choice varieties Of Fruit such sppls pears,
qubces, cherries, grapes, &c. &C.
VIII also sell my Land, the vicinity
Of woodland.
residence would b pleasant family
heahu Oeaon In the midst Of good society wishing
70 the country from the city, and you'd be good location
suited Tor professional IL l. within days ride Of
OF Petersburg
Address the subscriber, Balcony Fails Roekbdge county.
~ S-cwtV FRANCIS ANDERSON.
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NTALUABLE RIVER LAND IN CT.ESTEa

Nv sale conducted BY eoDors Irrsssos sIs.o.,-.
jyiN-2svtis
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5, sAlE OF vALUAnLt


Of the Circuit Court Of the county spoyvania catered on t
9Th day OF May iss coean v. Coleman and 9th
the underEned special Comnssoners thereby VIII
proced sell public auction. highest bdId-r on
THURSDAY the oh day September next Al DE late resi-
denee VIM Coleman, Land Of which
he died seized and 1.t wooavne eoptaIu four
hundred and ninety (wih due proportion
on two dwelling capital quarters stone chin
tobacco excellent u.t.r
In The yard &C. and handsome pleasant he-y most de
srabe residence The fields well supplied
End The old place which aoins woodys eontAns four hun
dred and ninetyhse Of Eh portIon woods
and has on Is dwelling With sI FrsnAy tobacco
houses Ae and Of the bols, springs In virginia
within hundred yards Il the dwelling b-iFhborood IL re-
InArkAby good These lands peculiarly adapted the produc
uon OF due tobacco whsAt thru
mies North Of Waller Tavern and I2 miles from Fre@
riek-A and Beaver Dam Drpots, Road
Persont wishing purchase invited CLAYTON
g. Coleman fTedericksha Depot, Co. orr q B.
Coleman, the premises
The terms third cash. he basnee one and two wear.
bearing Interest from The the pay
ment Is made. Partial Possession -di.t.lv Tor
seeding wheat and fun and The crops
growing secured.
Of Wa Coleman deed place proceed 10
SELL The plantation utensils stock OF Cows Hogs Sheep sir
valuable mules. ~ - -
The terms " which viii be the day Of s.l-
All having claims against estate Wa Coleman
deed requested 10 make
invited to make payment without DELAY.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN,
JOHN q. b. COLEMAN
Conmmsionrrs nlstra-
q Mnn ol-man d-rd
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vinsISIA srArk As.aouLrU-A,

Tbs following tabe exhibits In .phAbcai he
cenoe and towns IN Virginia. entitled
IA NE " mers Assembly election
The usas>r % d<egs<s
or NE noah on Which elections v b< h<h
ss,a eeess and sves respectively h.ie
shich Av bot v~entAry dsrieis
e. " vh usn~s Of The
are 10 be eondoeisd each county
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SAbt-i not previously sold.
Aaeuon on The prrGises TUESDAY,
newt my tract Of land called OAKLEY
bsekngan Court HOuse, and tanning about aer-s
IL n seldom that Peasant either Gar
private or protess onA gentleman
G ue most healthy wealthy and Intelligent eforlood, m A..
.l1AnSe hsstJ elevated Atd beautiful.
view on Tie rang- Of Blue Ridge Mountains and Of
u me plantations state Rver The are ,ue
% ,ne RECOMMENDATION Of large family. -he
houses anc an fbundanee OF excellent
Inere sueeney Of land
tveiV@ hands The lots rich
oo wheat and ohAeeo about ns Land IN wal
teh ersk which through the whole othe tract
veT branches OF which there sbandsnee OF plant land
ana Large PREPARATION Of ~Ood land
rpy o. timber for al plantation propnquy OF ib.
no1fhng aud delightful village Of MAysvie Ard
sure market for milk ue poultry. evsryi pai
can furnished from the garden, dairy as
Tar demand Tor RON niy TO hundred Of
me Aei-s OF setting the
RIVER - only one mile from PTsnk an.
praehes -ihin sS mile % th
tuug mills only niles distant onxs
nent TO church, mill and To The blacksmith. shop
stood. N' - -u''1 = "'h once
the terms " sale viii b rodatips
ar Jusiee Tie manager the
anv one wishing 10 purchase. - ~
Peson wishing undersKne on the ubIee,
iye6-etds VA II VII soS
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MATE AND CITY NEWS.

v.ssnA nsoaAncs' Issruyrn--Is uiu b. sen. by
rr'sssos toe calsr pubshsd In another column, that
the third annual exhibidoa Of the vrgi~ls Mechanics.
In.sa,s v commence The sissday Of ocsob.r I'm the
sptaou- hall over the drss maksI Tue object, Of ths
association In the highsst degree and must
~ ooce cncnd themselves the people Of Virginia A
NO tiny Of support and The promotion Of
the echsic ars " the broad ground work Of the orrab.
xa''oa, and the eecsu.y carry out this grand
which may be mentioned the education OF apprentices. In
braaclls OF study hitherto almost totally neglected.
schoo believe has already been established Tor the at
tainmvns VI this object the goSd rrsuts Of which must bc
Apparent 10 all The Library OF the institution another
exeelcut feature. is gradually filing up With valuable
eo'k- aud VII eventually become very extensive Tho
annual exhibitions afford mechanics art-s
aud others opportunity to display their sL 70 the best
sdvanag and 70 compete with each other the produc.
zion " works Of utility aud The ladies' too are
invited 10 enter the 6ed that by The exhibition OF their
delicate handwotk, they may prove their c.pabty and
aca'svc worthy trumphs In the various departments Of
female Industry. .7'.,.,t ...-i =
We really hope that the mind. Of the peops Of Virgin.
Ia will bs awakened 10 tho importance OF tho sulcc and
that tey viii lend their aid to the building up Of an In
sui'on. nov In its infancy, but which, with proper en-
coufsgemenk vii become strong aud pow eul-sn honor
totho state and blessng the dustral olsssss The
ha and socond exhibitions euneny successful but
W. d~srs that the third shall be pre-enently So The
hall selected for the purpose Is the largest aud best thu,
DO exceedingly Interesting. In Of time ho.sver
osiiding wi probably be erected In which the ingen
QUE productions Ut mechanism exposed To the bes
sdsant@gs Then the Insdtute will have attained high
postiou and will have become object Of attraction o.
tho whole country. Let tho people. then give Il lift
nos. and hereafter they will with pleasure to the
period when they Lent their aid the accomplishment Of
4 work 20 mxr itori
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CONWAY RobrSsoS, Eso.-we learn that this eminent
juHst intends leaving Richmond take up his residence
In Washington city, for the purpose OF practcing in the
United States Supreme Court Mr. Robinson Is an ora
ment to the bar Of Virginia and while regret his de-
Parure from midst, is pleasing reflect that in his
new and wider field he wlarive ennence attanabe
by few OF the legal profession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-22

BAD CoSDrcr.-Madson Long was arraigned befor. the
Mayor yesterday charged with threatening to assault and
beat his wife In her testimony the woman stated thar he
had often inflicted blows upon her aud theaeued to take
her HE because she rated with him about hi in
temperate habits When sober, he kind to her but
when intoxicated, which frequently the case he was
apeect maniac The Mayor required security for his u
tnre good behavior
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION

New foRK, August sl.-The Liverpool Times says
that the Hon Robert Lowe. president OF the London
Board OF Trade who is about to visit this country
charged with the settlement of the Central American ques
ton
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ALARM OF FRR.-A she'd attached the barrel facte.
~ Of H. W. Coles, the dock, caught fire yesterday
about IL O'clock aud alarm being given the fremen
were soon OH tile spot; but their services, fortunately
were not required. Damage triHing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-22

hituSRr ExcuRsIos-The l.. l. Blues, OF this city,
viii make m excursion to Ashland tomorrow afternoon
whittier tLey have been invited by Mr. Epwix RoRrSsox
ESQ., All honorary member Of the company to partake
a dinner. Tho occasion viii undoubtedly afford much
happiness 20 all who particpate.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

NEW YORK, August 2l.-The night express train on
the Eric Railroad thrown OF the track last night
near Chemnng station No one seriously Injured
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yREACuER WANTED.-The Trustees Of Mercer Aca-
~ dcmy hanavha G. H. Va, having
the building IN STATE OF thorough viii he ready engage
the Of Teacher n time
October IL de'ed thst applicants spsto 81
Principal should h- professional rspu-
Atoh a. sub capable Of teaching the higher braneh Msbeu
les and the Cssses arng gneme
Colleges and univrsrs the
busurss pursuits Of life.
TIE Academy uBendoved The Trustees offer the hurnr FREE
OF charge 70 TIE taehar AID a. saiay the tuition es which
be Tor tie Classics and the hhcr branchcs Of
for the English branches SIS mouths
The scholars ar In tbs place and vicinity competent
ACCEPTABLE teacher scarcely school In.
deed the Trustees Of opinion that Principal VII 10 very
short imr b. uoder The necessity Of employing
adapted.
Apr lraons for The Situation accompanied win tesso.
nias charaer aud ability, addressed the audgned on
OF before Ne 1t day VI September, when seseton
by ori,f ofthc Board,
auiS-d3Ae2t Ew NEWTON, sec'ry