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IN sneh.nsn. ", On Tneaisy. Isly zzd. s!tsr n
ta,..ss n ooIv eve days 1ls. LUCY SAFE,
4sn,hfsv 81 1r. WIN. Visit 4en'r. 81 Freeefick C.y'
I'd. sn1 wife - rev. +. y. psass q busnansh.
a, saturday the SSH ult ~ the residsres Of her
father, MARIA LOUISE. insanf dsasnsef 81 A""'"-
and Josephine Hayward.
Inv assh. ,ss6, ALICE ANN. ths infant danshfer
Of Mary aad George Richardson. aged non'ns An'
- dsys. .-.S.~s - =,
tsnd the fuasrai On 9Th street. Church hi''' ths
syeaiag st g o'clock.
Dearest Alice, fhos hast iefE us
THY bright eyes - sos no more
Thou has ieff al sin sud sorrow
And destined to happier shors.
On the os,h inst Mrs CONROY. aged % years
r. funeral Win take place this evening from her tss
resideuce ON Main street. tower Praft's Daguerrean
ssliery1 at 5o'cock Her friends and acquainfsnees
are reauested to aftsnd without farther notice
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John Parsons, formerly one of the editors of the
Louisville Journal, died recently at Virgin Bay
Nicaragua, of vomito. He was private in Walk.
er's army.
At Turks Island June osth there was 10000
bushels of salt on hand.
Capt l. r Baghy, an old citizen of Norfolk
Va. died on Saturday last.
The Lynchburg Virginia complains of drought
in that region, and thinks the corn in . critical
condition.
Hon. Robert Winthrop. of Mass has written
letter to William C. Rives of Virginia. on the state
of the country.
Yesterday was the 35th week of the session of
Congress.
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NEW YokK frs DEP.RTMENr.-The New York
fire depaItme consists IS epg ne com PAM,
80 hose companies IA hook and ladder companies and
lire districts and these companies are divided amons
them, such members being dvd.d to each IS lis liza
bty to the ravaees OF fire seems to demand. Each
company does DUTY In two dsrct as directed by The
the district except By permission when a general
alarm 10 sounded Each first class engine is entitled
forty men. Zach hose company may number twenty
tive men, hook and ladder company forty men, and
II hyurant company ten men
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COMMISSIONS IN CHILDREN.-Dr. III. G.. Davis
says: In few cases of CONFUSION in children
when have arrived so late as to find the little pa
tient, 10 appearance, in srticulo morris, and feel
ing that whatever was done must be done instant
ly, / have applied to the chest napkin wet in
quite boiling hot water. 1t was applied for q see
ond Perhaps then after being raised for two or
three seconds. the application repeated thus just
falling short of ipjnring the skin The effect wigs
in every instance to the child to take full
inspration-somewhat like a sigh, the pulse i'm
mediately returning when it had been entirely
lost at the wrist
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HEROIC WoMAN-A passenger on board the
Northern Indiana" gives An account of the mar
row escape of Cicero Fowler and wife of Tully.-
There was but one lifepreserver for Mrs. F. and
her husband; he insisted imperatively that she
should put it on she peremtoriiy refused, saying
she" twas in poor health and his lite was worth far
more than hers" The preserver having no strap
Mrs f. tore the hem from her dress, and fastened
IL to her husband, whom she continued to eDcour
age saying she could hold on to him, and if the
preserver could not sustain them both, she would
be the one to let 90 and leave him to save him
self.
The fire was getting hotter and hotter. The
water was thick with human forms struggling for
life she tore her bonnet already fire, from
her head and hand in hand with one she loved bet
ter than herself. took the dangerous leap. As
they arose from the water Mr.. Fowler assisted bis
wife in procuring good hold of him on or about
the shoulders She wiped the water from his
mouth and eyes, and encouraged him to retain his
hope of being saved He continued to struggle
with the waves Half an hour elapsed and there
were no signs of assistance. His strength was
rapidly falling his wife observing it. tried to cheer
him He said he could not stand it any longer: it
seemed as though he must give up. At til At mo-
meut she heard steamer coming rapidly through
the water She says: MY dear husband, few
moments more and safe. Don't you lear
a boat comingF He said he did and Immediately
revived made all the effart in his power, and
struggled for himself and heroic wife until the
mississippi" came mp and took them, with scores
of others on her commodous decks.
fSyrocKe TgHr
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A CONVERTED INDiAN.--At the late Metho.
dist Conference, the presiding bishop introduced
Squire Grey Eyes. a venerable Indian Chief of
the Wyandot tribe, who was one of the first
fruits OF the mission snong that people while they
lived ia Ohio. The tribe have now removed 10
Kanssa, and Grey Eyes has come from that dis
tant land to attend the Conference. He is an or.
dained minister in the Methodist Episcopal
church, and is said to be a remarkable man
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son. convicted of the murder of the captain and
of the bark Eudora. at New York, last spring, was
executed at White Plains New York, ON Friday. The
n Y Express Gays:
Just before being swung of, gentleman on the gal
lows whispered in the criminals and then turning
the people said: He conference.-the says he did it,
The ex-shenf Mr.. Lockwood, went on the scaHold
and ked him if he intended to confess. He replied,
They misunderstood mel am innocent Mr..
lockwood then said to him, George. you have only
"A minute to live DO not 20 out of the world with a
lie in your mouth Are you guilty or innocenf?"-
Wilson fsltered out 'Innocent-let me die" drink
then given him, and the moose adjusted, when he
was desired to stand up, and he did firmly. The
rope was then cut and be launched into eternity
He died easily. The same used on the occa-
sion that he committed the murder with.
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Fx-PREsIpENT FILLMORE has returned to Buff .lo
from his visit Niagara where, dunng his sojeu n
he partook of dinner at the Ca aract House with a
lumber of invited guests among whom were Hon
vino although not tbs pol tcal friends of Mr. Fill
nore not backward in showing their respect for
man. and assisting eniiven the occasion with wit
and repaitee.
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MAIL TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bailey, of
Boston, announces that monthly mail will here.
after be made up at that Office for Australia direct
beginning August LIST, by Iship Casa. The postage
will be only five cents for letters. two cents for
newspapers, and one cent an ounce for pamphl
and periodicals.
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l. CREASED DlSPATCH.-I have made arrange.
ments to increase the line OF boats running from my
house. and shall at the commencement of the fall
son, send out boat every other day Sundays
ed. By this arrangement will put goods through two
days than heretofore, and nearly if alto
geher, as soon as by tbs s. s. r. r., and at much
less expense.
Merchsnts west of Lyuchburg wishing to cousian
their goods the ralrord required to de-
posit funds to Fay the charges tn that point the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse pay or col
lect cha rges on goods received by the Canal.
iy 29-fs ALFRED S. LEE, on the Dock
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A SINGULAR Commemorative visited a few
days since, spot rendered somewhat memor able
As having been the scene of \ duel between two
of Kentucky's chivalrous sons. The position of
the duellists, abont eight PAGES, was marked by
two trees, one of which bears the initials of one
of ihe partys entire name eut into the bark, the
other bears only the initial of the last of the
other party. The tree under which the party
stood who was killed is dead, having, as we are
credibly informed, gradually decaysd from the
time. The other tree is singularly typical Of the
condition of the surviving party. who is now an
inmate of lunatic asylum, standing, as it does,
with the lower branches full of life and verdure
while its top is dead andleaiess Strange thoughts
crowded our minds as we stood and gazed upon
these unfortunate witnesses TO an unfortunate
deed -Georgeto,on, d C Journal
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REPUBLICAN ELECTORAL TICKET IN MARY
LASD-The Cecil Democrat states that the Re
publicans have determined to run an electoral
ticket in this State, and that Francis p. Blair, Esq
is to be one OF the electors at large.
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STEAMBOAT kxPLosioN-Loss Of LUe.-The steam.
er Empire State, from Fall River TO New York, ex.
ploded her boiler Saturday night, off Point Judith
six persons were killed, including the frat and Sc.
cond fireman, Ezra Williams the third engineer, and
Mr. ketchman, boiler maker Several Deck pas
sengers and hands were severely scaded The boiler
wss but year old, and I'd been recently Lspected
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Standing Armies,

The American people are justly jealous of large
standing armies. The present army of the United
States is more than large enough for its actual
wants. We trust that Congress will, on no pre-
tenee aud for no reason except that Of war; permi.
another man to be added to the present force, and
then only for the period Of actual hostilities The
South il especially concerned in this matter, and
should keep vgsnt eye upon any attempt to in
crease the army. 1t il not necessary to the public
security. We can never expect, and ought never
10 DESIRE such regular force will enable us to
compete with the enormous standing armies of
Europe. Our chief and only reliance against them
ia Navy, adequate TO the defence of our Coasts.
and volunteer force, for which the present army
would serve as nucleus, and which will be
able to man our coast Notifications, and fight our
field battles.
Happily, our Navy can be Increased, as it
oought to be incresed, to a size corresponding
10 tAe interests which it has to protect, without
eudangering the public liberties. Our ships
CANNOT walk ashore, and our sailors on dry
land are more inefficient than militia But an
Increase of the army is different affair At the
same time, while the South opposes a large Fed
eral Army, she ought to develope the military ce-
Mus OF her own people. Every Southern State
should establish Central Military Academy
within its own borders, whose pupils when they
graduate should go forth prepared in their turns
10 instruct the youth in their own schools and
neighborhoods in military matters and to Give eff
heient aid In diseiplinipg the militia, and leading
them. in the event of actual warfare
The Mormons.
The question of the admission of Utah as a State
is one which is soon destined to agiate the public
mind as well as the councils Of the country. 1.-THE
decision of the question could be deferred for
'hAe, Ii would perhaps sober itself We csnno,
believe that so absurd and abominable system as
that OF Mormonism can achieve permanent foot.
hold Ia this age and csnntry The popplation
bow swollen by dupes FROM every land VIII hin
on under the influence Of eonnou sense. ext .
risnes ana the gfssshoppera, who are doing he r
hes, Ia expel the Mormons from Utah we hon.
that the present generation may live TO sea ,hs
last OF Moviponism. and that Brigham Young NAV
ere isas become a sefsekno lodged humbus.
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VALUABLE DIAMoSD.-The Lake Superior Jour
nal potiees the finding of diamond that would
measure three.fourths of an inch in length and at
least one.fourih of an inch in thickness 1t is .
gular formed octagon, and al who have seen It,
pronounce ii diamond but of what exact value is
vet uncertain being in the rough state. 1t cuts
gsss like knife, and shows all the brancy of a
diamond of the first water, which, II it should
prove to be- will make It's value not less than two
thousand dollars. The diamond was found by the
wife of Mr. Alfred Hauffman, while walking on
the shore of the Lake. The waves washed it up
and on receding left II exposed 70 the rays OF the
sun, when Its brightness attracted her attention,
and she picked il mp
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MELANCHOLY FATALITY.-Mr Harris. an engi-
neer killed at the time of the recent collision on
the North Pennsylvania Railroad. was the third
of his family killed by railroad accidents. 1t
is stated that there two brothers of another
family now in the employ OF the Reading Railroad
each of whom has lost leg
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA

ARKIVAL OF THE ARABIA. -
HALIFAX, July %, 9P M.-The steamer Arabia,
with dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst, arrived
here this afternoon
American Affairs.
American affairs in England are progressing ia
vorably.
Revelation In Spain.
A revolution was raging throughout Spain
There had been two days fighting in Madrid
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL July 19.h.-Cotton opened dull, but
improved at the close with a moderate demand
Sales for the week 5000 bales Orleans middlinR
6516 Rreadstuffs a shade higher. Provisions
unchanged with moderate business doing.
Money easier.
COnsvls for money 9os
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PRICE L. CARDOZOS
MR. JNO. +. COOKIES now and interesting work ::
THE LAST OF THE FORESTERS, or Hn-
mors the Border" story of the Old Virginia
Frontier Pnce ST. 25
THE LIFE OF GEN. DANIEL MORGAN of the
Virginia Line of the Army of the United States
with portions of his Correspondence, from au-
iheutic sources; by jas. Graham. %.
4 AUTHORIZED EDITIOE-THE LIFE OF JAS
BUCHANAN including the most important of
his state Papers; BY Horton. ST..
VICTORIA, or The " ORD Overcome; by Caroline
CHESHIRE. 81 rs
In press, to be issued by PRICE CARDoZo
in August
FLOWERS OF THE WAYSIDE a book for thu
young. BY young gentleman of Virgins.
iy 29---St
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 20.
ure. wkrRR THIS pAY AT O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mazs.
and passengers Lndlsu, Il Watsos.
steamer Befviders, Pritchett, Baltimore, nidze'
Ludlam L Watson.
wheat, L NJ Webb Co.
schr Gen. Worth, -, Norfolk, wheat, Lewis N.
Webb l. Co
Propeller d. P shortfells, Shortfeller, Swynars's
lumber, r. d. Phillips.
SAILED.
{ Schr Richmond, Harris, New York, mdze., u. w
Curfie. -,
Scbr VIM NJ Dodge. Weldon, Alexandria. light.
Schr John Rath bourne, Boston, mdze., w. ID. Col
luitt Co.
Schr Adelaide, Mitchell, Norfolk and Baltimore,
mdse, w. d. Cslquitt Co.
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OLD PoINT-The number of visitors at Old
Point, writes correspondent, now numbers near.
ly 700 Among the visitors are Mrs. Joseph Mayo,
Robert Warning, j. H. Clarkson, Joseph Sterry,
Joseph r. Irving J. c. Courtney and daughter,
Miss Cornelia Winston. Miss Virginia H. Winston,
Miss A. E. Winston-a from Richmond.
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RemoyaI of Gov. shannon

WASHINGTON July 2a.-Gov. Shannon. of Kan
sas, has been removed from the Governorsbip OF
the Territory, and John Geary, of Pennsylvania,
appointed in his place.
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r+Specfal Notice.-E. Ii. Cook & Go. ask
to their sale this day. 10 O'clock at the
sfore of the late Bernard Weisman on 18th, between
airy and Canal streets See advertisement. )y -
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PAssrscERs STEAM SHIp JAmEsTowN.-Lewis,
Parish, Master from New York: N D Sampson, Nc
Gully. L A Marburry C o Brian, w Fl Brooks; w Il
ONeal VIM Tupmsn, J Patrick. VIM. Stevenson,
Hamilton, w Austin, II N Robinson, P MCGOWAN.
Mis-. A Ray mond, Miss Brown, Mis-. Levy. W
w A Wsldron and lady A III Stoddard and lady, Mrs
A Tier. Gladding, Jos. Daniels. C Eastman, D D
Fiske, G Boun, w II Martin, Mrs j Martin, Mrs
;Trentwith Mrs A Hughes ID N Talmaae, Col w
Harrison, DR. II Chaplain. Mrs E Crossey and two
children, and 81 in stecrage.
Also frnr, Norfolk NJ D Johnston, J Fl Dunlacy,
James, w 8 Dorty and servant, Il H Monieiro and
servant, A Cunningham and lady, P w Alftiend, III
P Lafebre, L Morrisst, Lewis Warp, w Reynolds
David Psrr, James sprigg, w Bartholomew, A
Penn, Penn, Miss N Penn, Miss u Penn and ser
vsnt, l. Mars. .-...
Exchanged signals with steamship Roanoke, bound
to N. Y sunday morning o'clock.
Psssed steamship C Vanderbilt Of Cape Charles
Sunday evening O'Clock, bound to New York from
Washington.
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e. Thomas Watson, the Prototype bard
nd Poet Laureate of Richmond, the only living sue.
css.or of VIM Shakspeare, will certainly deliver his
speech from the steps, between Henry and Jefferson
1856 at O'Clock.
Iii very probable he will show his Gold Medal to
Gov Henry A. Wise, which he has already shown 70
Pre.ident Pierce. The Bard viii certainly leave
Richmond on Saturday next.
Richmond expects her Bard will do his duty.
iy 2g-it*
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DRlNTkD LAWNS AND JACONETa.-
L We are receiving, by the steamer Jamestown s
and quality, which we will sell cheap. ALSO, varie-
ty of other goods suited to the season. to which we
ask the attention of the trade
ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY / CO
jy 29-lw
NEW FLUUR-1he beat Family, Extra
~ and superfine. in whole and half barrels; also
bags put up expressly family use, warranted For
sale by j. J. FYY
iy ~ BASIN Rank
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RlTrkks. Ia eases MINIS Aromatfc
- stomach Filters inst recsiyed and far sss b. !.
Nsa WA TAYLOk..
n AOuAts AMI fAlLS ..4O0 deg, Norlh-
srn painted kreoms and ais, xpected this day
and for sale BY WM TAYLOR.
I'M hois. luedium MaCkorei, jusa Re-.
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apnCTAr WOTICUB.

erI.ew Watrr.--The !aanes kiver Y
lowsr than IL hiss ever bese; but the pnms
lie Bella isle Company had nst bui last f.lIe an
sonductise III ee-qsstets Of the whole ~.tsr 70 tns
$500 hes snv vieht 10 draw dam farther thsn
to the middle Of tho riv.r. whv w,a this dam pot
condemned last year, WHY b not now given 20 oIas'
ply ths pump-houss with sufsisnt watsr even u me
liver were sfiIl lower II frs broke out pow. VIII
some wind blowing half the city eoad Be asstfoyea
Who refunds such . damage, Exactly durist Ins
hot seeson . larger use Of water shoud pressrve tne
health Of children and men but for she pIvs.s ~
t-res,s Of cou ,ls Of indviduss all Inc innan,anls
,ts rss- to produce diseases. Not the rrovdence o.
Heaven. but ths Providence of the City brings mis-
fortune. ,,rtzru
jy 29-lts cAAaAAs'
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rDamsged Furuiture mt AMctIcr;-rar
Fnrniture THIS MORNING. comme ncing az ~
o,.acL sf the old stand of Messu. Habliston Bro
inc" ;ne ~ THos w KEESEE, Arct.
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= 49,.
/ 2E<-> RACES viii III eamms s al & .
+ second Monday in Oetobs..
+ Isf DAY-MonpAys Oct. 10 ~ swsepssske. ~.
mile heats so entrance play pay fhs proor;ssr.
to add 6ieo provided two OF ors start, closed Win
ls Mr.. VIM a. Gibbons names ,. m. Pasture, sy
"a Dsvid McDaniei names b. m. Adsisiz.. by
"a &C.. Calm !, s.ssa names 'A m Lind. ss.h.
ID DAY.~TuEsnsY, Oct. IA .ve.py... G.
.hres year olds .hss never woa race. mile kss,s.
race. g nam; -, sed clo.s l.t s.p'enber 1885 :
Parse 8 $50, two mills heats.
4th DAY-TnuRspAr. Oct. B.--Joeksy Club Pur..
$780, three mile heats with an inside rort s.st. 81
q 100 play pay, to eose on the IL. OF septems.,
each subscriber will be subsct to per cent sntsns
upon the $500 purse.
18th DAY-FRiDAY, Oct. T--Propristor,. pp,..
$780, mile heats best three 10 I've.
Second race. same day, sxeep&sks thrs. year Ill
colts and fiIleys two mile heats 8 100 entrance 81,
entrances en- sa to ali purses CALVIN GREEN hi cent
jv 2--2awtlstsept Proprietor
EXCUksiON Nc. !; Hs THE
r sss or THmssDs 70 A ana On tn.
The ARMORY BAND have the pleasure to an
nounce to the citlzsns of Richmond th.t ,hroggh
the courstesy Of the Richmond Fredericssbnrr sed
Potomsc Railroad Company. they epaoied 10 oe
fer them a cheap and interesting excursion tn An
land. on the afternoon of THURSDAY the slst in.
slant, on which occasion they viii be prepared Ia
discourse the hest MUSIC in their power on ,bs
grounds Of Ashland Cottage.
The train will be in readiness leave the depot 81
O'Clock. P. ~, and returning, wili leave Ashland Il
shout o'clock, p. M.
Fare f,r the round trip so cents; children uus.y
ton years of age % cents each, only.
Refreshments of the best quality will be provided
on the premises at city prices
Tick cts can be had the day of the Excursion At
the depot of the Railroad Company. or on board Of
the train jy 4-d.d
NOTICK.-Tnere will ne a patty at Ame-
~ liza SPRING. on THURSDAY, Ath Iulv AT =
O'Clock. r. NJ. There will be good band Of muns
in attendance. 100
jv 1S-dtd THOS G. WILSON h SONS
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/ CITIZEN.

r. A Card.-The attention Of the pnntsc
IL solicited to cur sals Of valuable Farm. TO take
S 81. sava,t;.smenr LARLs SHINE.
NJ Aucrs.
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-Nntice.,.The sale at the C01HmbIRn
Hoi.l viii be continued THIS DAY, commencing At
O'Clock, A. H., when number Of valuable articles
~ hotsl ke,pers and others 10 invited to the sale.
- JOHN r. d. PAYNE,
:; On =. Salesman
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MIR. LEFEBVKE' SCHOOL, Richmon

MIR, LEFEBVRE SCHOOL, Richmond,
WI VA.-The next session of this Institution will
open the lst day of October, 1885, and close on
the frat day of Jnly. 1857.
TERMs-Board 5000; Washing go: English TUT
ton so; Modern Languages, each $40; Latin $50;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing So
in OF: $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50
KEFERENeEs Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns Right Rev.
Bishop Cohbs Of Alabama Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D.
D.. the Clergy of the Episcopal Church of Virginia
FAcULTy.---Hubert p. Lefsbvre. A. NJ. Principal;
Rev. H. s. Keppler, Rev. w. T. WebbA.M; j. r. Lit
tie, NJ D., r. A Lewis. III. D Joseph Michard John
4. Calys, G. w. Thion, Miss Gordon, Mrs Tay lor.
Madame Estvsn, Mile Lacy, etc. etc.
All letters to be directed to
jy T. Am HUBERT P LEFEBvRE.
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Arrival or the Ericfsson.

NEW YORK, July 2s-The steamer Ericsson,
frem Liverpool on the 9th, arrived here to day.
but her dates have been anticipated.
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CENTS FURNISHING STORE. Our
NJ burmese being exclusively appropriated to the
Gents Furnishing business, can offer = lager End
varied assortment than be found in any 9th
or establishment We name in pa T.:
UNDER SHIRTS adj DRAWERS, of silk, colt n
wooilen and Other desirable kinds
SHOULDER BRACES.
DRESSING GOWNS.
RUSSIA BELTS
SUSPENDERS
GLOVES,
HALF HOSE,
CRAvATs, ready hsmmed,
HANDkEkCHIEFS ready hemmed,
STOCKS and OPERA TIES
CANES and UMBRELLAS.
SOAPS and PERFUMERY
Together with large assortment of Linen and Cot
ton bHIRTS, of Danskin's celebrated pattern
Also, gents measures taken, and Shirts made 70 or
der, ana warranted toht. W. r. OWENS
~ m-ln Opposi,s American Hotel
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COMMERCIAL,

LIVERPOOL, July 16.-Cotfon dull and unchanR.
ed. Sales for three days of IL 900 hales of which
Spectators and importers took 1900 Breadstnffs
generally unchanged. Flour frm for higher
grades, but more sellers than buyers for inferior
auaIities Wheat advanced I'd