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General Booksellers,
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work. a d Da, y-naiI By II. : ei hens, vols, o,
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Ta ~ L, Book ~ NASUEKs G., The American Muck
Book, l50
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JASD.c,FE AKDtSS : Parks and Pleasure Ground, 25
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MANU,L UL1vA7IoS OF ,TRAwBEE-I, IS
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Negroes For Sale.
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g.. NEGROES WANTED -IvisI

N.Y. O. re Tor he balance Of this wear ftiCt
rTT KsRo MEN aIsc, Five n, RoyS, the e. Of
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SWEDISH rEECHEs-.

FfnF ~ JUST RECEIVED, beautiful as
N.Y. sortment Of Ladie5 Bonnets Flowers KID
ban Is a. an kinds Of Trimmings An Of the lash ons
ma ehSa-im Lloyd.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

1 BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE. or sac by
y MA CO BUG 'HA3LFS " SMITH.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-08-16
GIippin q 6


A SPEECH IMPRoMHU.-At the close of teach
era institute down East, the principal of the
academy in NJ. being requested to make few
remarks, rose and spoke as follows
Ladies and gentlemen-In the language of
-(hestating)-If forget what his name was
(still hestating)-and also what he said!'
Smithers says he alwas travels with "sul-
key"-that is, he always goes with his wife who
contrives to be obstinate and out of humor from
the time they leave home till they get where
they are going to. The only time she ever
smiled, he says, was when be broke bis ankle.
tete when everything must be said--unless the
last. when everything has been said.
A partisan paper says, at is a mistake that
the opposing party plays upon harp of
thousand strings. The organ of that party is
tyre"
Why does husband always cost so much
more than wife Because bride is general
~ given a,cay, while husband is always sald
Wonan's eye appears most beautiful when it
glances through tear, the light of a star
seems more brilliant when it sparkles on a wave.
flavor is impaired as we drink deeper, and the
dregs made bitter that we may not struggle
when it is taken from our lips.
Love is as necessary to a woman's heart as
fashionable bonnet is to her head. Indeed, we
think rather more; for nothing less than large
measure of love will content her; whereas the
recent fashion has shown that she can be salts
fed with very little bonnet.
If a gentleman tells you, you lie. you knock
him down; but if a lady says, "Ah, now. you
tell stories," you smile, and say pleasantly, Il
assure you, my dear, it is So"
SrEwED PEARs.-A. party, a lady treated
her company with stewed pears. A gentleman
at the table put one, as he supposed, into his
mouth and attempted to pull out the stem; after
pulling for some time, be was obliged to give it
up, and on putting it on his plate he found he
had been lugging away at a mouse, which had
probably fallen into the lady's preserve jar
With the utmost GOODNESS, he inquired of the
lady if she had a cat in the house.
eyes, sir-why ?"
"Well, l would like to have her take this
mouse away-that's ALL"
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ANOTHER SoUTHEN ExPEDIT1oN-A cores
pondent of the New York Herald says an expe-
tlition is being formed in come of the Southern
cities, whose destination is Mexico 1t is to be
commanded by American officers, and the men
armed with Mimic rifles and revolvers; the corps
has already enrolled over 400 men, and will be
off soon as the ranks are full complement. 1t
is to act with the present Mexican government.
In what way, whether to sustain the govern
ment against Gevolutionists or to operate
against Spain in the event of hostilities, is no.
stated.
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The PERLs OF THE SEA.-The New YaFk pa
pers furnish list Of marine dasters from Janu-
airy LIST to July let, 1856, from which we cem-
pile the following: There were totally lest,
vessel and cargo. % ships, worth S2,O3S, 900;
ii barques, worth s6l6,O0O; II briggs, worth
$225 900; q shooners, worth 1888, 900; and 2
steamers, worth $4,000, making an aggregate
Of So, 100000. There are besides great many
vessels of all classes missing, the value of which
together with the amount of known damages
to 2l3 others. in hull. spars and cargoes, will
amount to the sum of S12597 500, which with
the value of the totally lost, will make grand
total of Is 1890, 900 for the first half of 1856
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. issued out Of Justice
F. b brakes Court, of Township No. 2 County of TuoI
umne to directed, in favor Of CALDWELL Markum, and
and shall expose for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, at o.
clock the 18th day of August A. 1885, at the pre-
misses, the following described property, 10 wit all the
Block Of Brick puldngs situated in tbs town Of Coum
bia, on Broadway.
nated Shaw's Hat. the 10th day of july A. o.. 1856
no5 3v JAMES B. STETSoN Constable
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PAPER.-Nowhere is paper 50 much used as
in the United States. In France with 81, OOO,-
900 inhabitants, only 10000 tons are produc-
ed yearly, of which one-seventh is for exporta-
ton. In England with $4,000, 900 of inhabi-
tants. $4,000 tons are produced; while in this
county the amount is nearly as great as in
France a1f-England together.
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HIsToRY.-The historian is the sovereign
censor to decide upon the renown or infamy of
his fellow-men; he is the patron of kings and
conquerors, whom it depends whether they
shall live in after ages or be forgotten as were
their ancestors before them. The tyrant may
Cypress while the object of his tyrany exists;
but the historian possesses superior might, for
his power extends even beyond the grave.
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MI LIZ H(~~
Crackers! Crackers!! Crackers!!!

N nm eE~ Il E01H H=a kerry
COLUMBIA.
THE undersigned having purchased of A. Hollster the
stock and fixtures of the AMERICA. BAKERY including
his splendid CRACKER MACHINE in prepared to fur
nigh to Traders Miners and Families SODA Ros1os BUTTER
SUGAR WATER anG GNAKAY CRfrKEss al of which rEa
ranee be OF superior quality 10 made in the State
All orders promptly attended to- Goods delivered tree
Of charge nl-tfI !. dO4-l11Ln
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WHAT ENGLAND. IS WoRTH.-The material
wealth of England is set down in value at "a :
AL 100000 Its cultivated soil is valued at
Ell ZOO, 100000 its mines at el20,000, 900, its
dwellings and factories ct e450,000, 000 agri-
cultural implements, live stock and manufaetur-
ed goods, each owe g200,000,00O, and its mer-
camille shipping at FAC, 600.
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RosIN OIL--The Washington Star says that
the discovery of resin oil is Justly hailed by the
South as means of balancing the relative in
duence and power between the Southern and
Northern States. The revenue derivable from
this source is almost incalculable; and, as the
Gil can be manufactured upon the spot where
the rosn is produced, the entire profits will re-
main with the South
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G O Y y r II 8
WHITE AND BLACK SILrHJfR SPRINGS

TuNHIS
vsrs II i situated the line Of the Of Roanoke
beautiful picturesque and fertile portions OF virginia
datry line II the Virginia and Tennessee
80 yards Of the road Itself and about half mile
depot on or hours from Richmond aud Petersburg
two hours from Lynchburg.
Persons leaving City Point Petersburg
vgni. Tennessee Rail Lyuchbug
Bonsack depot, about o'clock, p NJ the
Omnibus, &c, Will meet them and them
There White and Black sulphur
Properties sttested by who
~ relieved by using the Ths of
FOR hAf has been established surrounding
having cured persons afflicted
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
They by
OF Dyspepsia its various FORMS Affections Of the
and Bladder, General Debility, especially
kinds aud other diseases skin
Of the diseases peculiar 70 Females
They gently aud diuete with
ton 10 the SKIN ew certificates OF tie that fur
uished, given below.
THE BUILDINGS
y consisting Of Hotels Cottages, &C. arong
found the o N
about persons The Furniture equal
Of cities
th Hair Mattresses throughout the estab
visers and judge palm.
have been spared obtaining the best Servants and the
establishment The general couhded j. A. HEP
ELFISGEE E-q late Of Cumberland, Maryland assisted
FRED r. JAMES and RIO J. READ, late Lyuehburg will
iouht give satisfaction 70 all Who visit the place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, &c,
FINE BAND OF MUSCs already secured. TELEGRAPH
OfflCE Will soon b. established at Bonsacks depot
The TABLE will bv found equal the
cies for supplies being about iy well
jeI4-sm ia. HEFELFINGER A co, Propulsion,
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n q ~ NV II z VI b
10000 NCMBER@is,iS5 PRIZESil

lolSi fri1c- amounting 70
Of
$4,000 prIe- that number should be odd number
odd number eke; In the Scheme viii be entitled
numbr then number ticket In the scheme will h.
entitled addition other which be drawn.
Purchasers buying quantity % odd
certain Of drawing nearly half same
with chances OF obtaining other priIss
ending With q l. g.
ing ~ith s. 5, :, 3, odd.
ss- Remember every Prize drawn, m payable
Without deduction.
All Prizes Of ti 600 and under, paid Immediately
irAwnR-other PRIZES the usual time OF thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The numbers will
be forwarded purchaser Immediately amer the drawing.
whole retets slO; Halves IS; Quarters IN.
Prize Tickets eAshel renewed other Tickets either
half Of the Tickets draw o.
Certificates OF Packages 10 Tickets Todd aud numbers
the folio wing
,he Ticket, guaranteed
20 the purchaser.
70 haH - ....-.-.-........... 30
10 Quarter ....-........--..... Is
Orders for Tickets be ADDRESSED either
SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ca or
jy29 :. SWAN, MONTGOMERY Ala.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

MISSVNIN EIsENIIVN-
ST. LoUIs, August e.-Thirty-one counties give Ewing
(American) l9,24s; Polk DEM l7.S2l, Benton 67l
Caruthers is doubtless elected in the 9Th Congre
district.
ST. LoU,s, Aug 9.-Thirteen additional counties give
Ewing tAmericau) 429; Polk DEM 6s77; Benton (S
counties counted) Sis.
The Congressional returns meagre and unreliable
Reorganization OF the vote in - counties:
Ewing, Amer Polk antiB Benton.
266I7 24,S9S l4,7S4
Seven counties in the second Congressional District
gives Anderson, American, sO6l Richmond. Democrat
26OS.
Six counties in the 5th District give Woodson, Amer
can. l492; Price, Bentonite, l2as; Douglass, Demo
GRAFT. 1854.
The same counties, district TO I'll the vacancy
caused by the death of J. G. Miller give Aiken Amcr
can, 1871 jackson, Democrat, 1868.
In the counties heard from the Americans have elected
10 Representatives and two Senators the Wings and De-
mocrats Is Representatives snd two Senator'S and the
Rcntnmites. ID REPRESENTATIVES. and one Senator
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IfOOK AGENCY,

IEOUk AGENCY.
VIE Subscribers have established Book Philadelphia
and will furnish any book publication the price
ee Of postage Any forwarding
Of any ~ the " MagaInss such arper, Godey PutnRm,
0rahAms, Frank ess fashions &C. will receive the
Tor year. and Of splendid Autograph portrait either
Washihgon Jackson Clay II subscribing "
Subscribing t6 worth Of Magazines ali portraits
sent gratis Music furnished 10 those who may
Envelopes % description and quaint
ties, FURNISHED. Seal Presses Dies,
Every description Of
and dispatch Views Of buildings Headngs
Machinery, Book Illustrations
All orders sent by mail promptly attended to- Persons wishing
the buildings send Dagueeoype sketch Of the building
by mall = express
Persons distance having saeabe articles end their
Advantage TO address the subscribers would
the sale 81 the same. BYRAM PIERCE.
90 South Third street, Phladelphla, Pa
D.. ~
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5,isj prizes amounting
The 1900 prizes Of e. determined by which
draws the $4,000 prize II that number should number
then every odd number ticket in the Scheme will be entitled To s.
number then number ticket will be
e. In addition 70 any other prize which may drawn.
Purchasers buying equal quantity Of odd
tickets will he 81 drawing Of
sarn- with chances u obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with o. g T.
Ing with !, 3. :. I, O. odd
~ Remember that every prize drawn, aud payable full
without deduction
~ All prizes Of tio and under. paid Immediately
dTaWing-utheT prizes AZ the usual time " thirty
AL strictly confidential numbers
will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after
whole Tickets $40; Halves 81: Quarters o. So
Prize tickets cashe renewed In other Office
sO- Orders for tickets can be addressed either
8. SWAN A co, Atlantis, Ga, or
jy10 SWAN. Ala
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUSE.

AVUTsT v no
G Patterson Miss Patterson, Phla. Lee,
IanImrn, Tenn Gates Smith family. persons
Durand, Mobile " Tnslry Miss Belchr Geo Abrams
maui Dr. Fail Hanson, lady children aud servt Ms Van
Wckle, o. Marsh Mass. Holbrook. Danviiie:
Jr, and LADY, Charleston PAifrey
Carter Miss Graham, Ala; ssW, Augusta Turner
King william W Peyton, FLA; Minor. AlbeuArie
aadsdsn child and 'ery' Psreeer, Pereirvr. wife aud
Miss Percler, Mss Dufese c. w Hayes
anier Miss Alexander Miss Johnston, John Springs,
pavd.on Master Alexander, Charlotte c. Hogan stalk
VILE Mis- Miss ssbbns, do. " Pugh
lady Charlotte; Anthony n; sepperson BruLswicE
SUNDAY, AuGUsr 10, 1856
Deadcrick, Tenn, soval. August Ga: y Greenvue
Chattanooga Co Preston. c. Fshburn, Lexington; l.
Dyshe md lady Miss Isn't. Herdck aud sy't NJ T. An
derson, v sumner, wormey, Memphis. st John and
daughter Bris' Conn Trtes. Nd,
hnson. Mics Johnson, Charleston vs. southworth
ana lady VI" Banner Me. Buckncr Fayetteville Tenn;
Ham, Howard, A w RR A Shepherd. daughter,
Houston, Texas Dudley Richmond. DR. Cole Mac
Creery " Col Maguder FuvannA, curico Cas
w CLARK, o. W ~
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NORRIS PANO-FORTE ROOMS,
81 MAIN STREET, RICI

81 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND
RE constantly supplied wh full and complete
: N the choicest
PA NO-F q K n ES
Manufactured In this which offered for sale
enable the factory and the absolute and
purchasers The words
pontent, e said and take pleasure repeating
fr Tat woRcESTERs uon Aonor,
dEd eQEd e toord" have been and daily being
nearly
SAND purchaser the past TWENTY YEARS.
asked to the flowiIs notices Of the
From TIE " y Commercial Idrerf3ser, Ipr 80 lSSl
PAno made by Mr. H. Worcester 90 this
al the qualities that render valuable
Prom laS y. y. Courier dad Eaguirer.l
WoRcETEs PANrhe constantly increasing OF
Manufactured Worcester authorizes
readers that woester Instruments beautiful and
admitted be
qualities Of musical eNculener.
From tAs v. y. Commercial 4drerfiserl
Those dnost strains Of ~cb truly yours speaks
human throat but from o. those wonderful pieces
mechanism "Worcessrs Pianos"
said they FORTH the melody Of the
whperng, the and perfectly
dious tones that accustomed 10 listen q.
mas MORRIS. sole AGENT, o. Main St
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NEW BOOKs.-AT
~ GEORGE " wEsT's, iiih Street
The Last OF the Poreser by John Ren Cooke
'har o. "Ths virginia Comedians" &C. u %.
ae o. James buchanan Including the NOS important Of his
STATE spseches. With portrait. VI 25
Tie Life and Adventures II james BeckWorh
cou aud Pioneer and Chief Of the Crow Of
Illustrations; by T n homer Oh
Victoria the World Caroline Cheeboro OIL rs
The Tongue ~ fro, The True
Arthur, A VI, with portrait. 10 cts
The l o. General Danel Morgan, of the Virginia Line
Afy oi e = With portions N he Correspondence complied
from authentic sources ~ James Graham, portrait %
Eary History ~ The University Virginia.
Lfiirr 81 Thomas Jefferson and Joseph O. Cabel "
Nans OF Gro MARTIN by Cas Lever, author Of Charlie,
George sen The Chip boy Dry Dock by samuel Can,y
The Buccaneers Daughter beautifully illustrated BY Ned Bunt
walkers Expedition Nearagua History Of The Cent,a Amer
lean War, ~ william v. Wells Paper 20 etc clou T5r
The Ataci- Slick In Fngiand auihor of Sam
slck, The Cockmaker," &c. &c Psper hOc cloth T5c
The wsndersr, by the author Of The watcLnsn new sup
ply. ~.
me orphan Sisters; by Mostly % 81.
Commodore Perry Expedition 70 japan and N chlns
plates ~.
Robert Graham, new edition; Sequel 10 Linda o.
Harper, and ail the August Magazines.
N. B-NEW Ia " hooks
Patton J and Hoaihs Reports Of The Special Of Appes
With lndes 90 0rauabs RePqr,s o.
The Elements Of Mercantile Law by Theophus Parsons
Selection Of Leading Gases c3inai Law with Notes by
ucnent and Practice Isgisiative Assemble in
ue United States 81 Aserca By Luther Cu.hinR
yol ~ English ia. and gquiY Reports. %.
An the Learning n Partial
Cbse. ouai BY Keys 81 The Nontgnsry Bss az M
An Fay Learning n Of Real pro,ertv
By Wade keys q he Montgomery Bar. o. 10
Ror sale By GEO NJ WEST,
90, Law Bookseller and Publisher,
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MANhETS.
NEw YoKK, August 9th-Flour-The market IL dull
with sales at 1000 bbls sT75assp for mixed To good
standard Southern.
wheat-rhe market declined; note sales of 30 900
bushels at 1856 cents for Ohio white and loo for red
Tennessee.
Corn-The market has declined. Sales of 80 900 bush
els at G3 cents for Southern mixed.
BALTIMORE, Aug 9.-Flour is frmer. Sales of 1900
bbls, at s..
Wheat il hrmer under active demand. Good 10
prime reds, sli6a$l5 So good prime whites 81 GOA
Sl.j5; choice, sl.Gl.
corn-sales of white, at 6Oass cents; yellow, 62ao5
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NORTH C,RoIIYA ELECTION

R,LEIoH, Aug. 9-Alamance, Franklin, Gulford Samp-
son, Wake. Warren, Forsythe, New Hanover Columbus
Wick, Northampton Granville Orange, Mecklenburg z.
Davidson, Wayne, Cumberland Cabarfas. LenoI Rowan
Stanley aud Green counties give Bragg, Dem. gain OF
100. The Democrats gain ten members TO the Leg-a-
ture. The State has gone Democratic by probably from
eight TO luOOn majority.
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THE STORM AT TUE EAST.

BosroS Aug. q-Thc successive thunder showers yes
terdty were the for many wears An un-
precedentrd quantity of rain fell aud buildings in
merous towns struck by lightning, including seve-
raj churches.
The Merrmac River rose, Manchester, eleven feet
In New Hampshire much damage has been done pro-
perry by the extraordinary overflow and travel the
railroads impeded.
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UNION sTEa,IsHIP COuP,
YOINGIApIEs sCHnnI.


M Iss Mary Psgram viii open Boarding and Day school, for
w Young ladies' ne Is, Of October her residence
Lnden square, franklin o..
The az Instruction F thorough extensive reach.
ing from the elementary 10 ~ highest branches oedueaon Com.
peent Assants will be employed In each apartment and
care be used In the selection Text Books.
The English Department vi Be uRdr the immediate supervision
o. Miss PsEam win tllse9ss o. Che Responsibility She assumes
she will devote herself asdousy and honestly fulfil
ment aiming NJ the highest tandad n Fcmale Education
conscientious Of the ESSENTIAL u its attainment
hathemacs Latin and mi Physical Sesnce taught
gentleman, well qualified for he task.
Italian and German, bv Nrive Masters Of each
Music the Piano, HaTpNnd Guitar, and Singing Drawing
by The best Professors
The French Language special attention. and be under
the charge Of French Lsdyuh will reside family
bng teach the Pupils both The Philosophy Language
and 90 speak hvh and To this end
medium ~ communication nile Family
VI Junior and Seuor Classs shall equal attention
Mis- PcEan proposes alo NJ formation Bellies Letters Cas.
Tor Che study OF Engsh Casca craufe Young have
left school End this maBs all sefimprovement and
those Ton distance, Who wish 10 Parour Boarer
can join this class
Mr. Pegram have charge ~ the Boarding Department
and VII unite 9Th Miss Pegrm N contributing 10 the comfort and
proper training Of d. Young iadss.
TgHNs Hoard Tor the entire S'ssion.-t200
Engiish Course.ti0
Foreign Language, eaci.-g21.
Music Drawing ~ Professors charges.
Prf0n Wishing Pup make inquiries reia
tive i0 The School, vii apply 70 Nv. or Nss Pegram.
jyi6-dn LfypFy sou Richmond. w
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CIIAN OF SCHEDULE
OCT a II y R ID.
FARE fROM RICHMOND
y.xo Lvnehbu,g ZANE ,s sS "a T ~ i,

VuO Lynehburg - % TO Lexington
III To buchanan Z % To the Natural 4
Pare from both Richmond and Lynchburg o.
Satisfied trial. that the majority Packet
Boats better accommodated by evening return
old the 22d instant leaving Rlehmond
Monday Wednesday and Friday, NJ
A. NJ and Seottsyi ~ NJ Of the aud Lynehburg
Ind Buchanan and Lexington at NJ OF the second day
Returning leave Buchanan at A. NJ, and Lyncburg
NJ Monday, Wednesday aud Friday,
New Canton at ~ p. NJ and A. NJ
The Boats New Canton with
and Buckingham O. H. and In seosye the stage Char
lottesyfle.
sr- See Time and Distances, In Gard below:
l. edrs Richmond Monday, l. sdre Lyfolbury MondaU
Wednesday, ind Friday. at Wednesday and Friday, al
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ARKANSAS ELECTION.

WAsHiNGroS. Aug. 9.-rhere is no denying that one
county ia Arkansas has given American majority but
the Arkansas members think that almost a week must
clapse before any reliable information is received from
whole State. The members from Arkansas have received
no dispatches.
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KENTUCKY EIPcrInN

LOUISVILLE, Aug. s.-Returus from 80 counties have
been received giving American majorties amounting
267G. The Democratic gain i 7,477.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. s-Returns from 90 counties, nearly
complete, give American majority of S763 The Dem
oclatc gain is I. 800.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-11

MI. IEfEHNHE'S SCHOOL.--T1e next session of
W. this fnstuton will open the Let October and
Close ie 1t day Of July 1851.
TssvsBoard f2oO Washing t21; English Tuition go; Modern
Language eaeh t2O Latin t20 Music Plano Harp Guitar
go; Drawing nom Nature ESQ., Painting ooors $50 In o.
80 Primary Department zoe children years tS
RUEsucrsPsrons Of The School Right Bishop Cobbs of
Rev n 0iiderseeve.
FicrtT-Hubert Lesebve Principal: Rev Ksppler
Rev Webb, A. ", John p. Little, " ~. D.
Mesfd John A. Csyo G. W. Thon, Miss Gordon Mrs Taylor,
NADINE Estvan, Mile lacy, etc etc
AZ ielicrs ~ be directed 70
UT-tm HUBERT r. LEFEBvRR