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Tia Henry clay Monument.

Ia Kentucky, at least. there viii be to-day sp'
propriate honoys TO patriotism and to the 4th Of
July. On this day, the corner stone of tbs Henry
CLAY Monument will be laid at the Cemetery in
Lexington. KY. The body of the illustrious dead
has been hitherto deposited in quiet and retired
spot, bat to- day 1t will be removed to the Lexing'
ton Cemetery, and over it be placed the corner
stone OF an appropriate monument The new
shaft, it Is stated by the Kentucky papers will be
of Kentucky stone and 1876 feet high surmounted
nv o statue of the deceased, and provided with
vault at the base, in which will be placed sar-
ophagus containing the remains.
Tue selection of this day for these honors to the
iliussrious dead is happy thought. There never
lived man. who was more thoroughly American
or more entirely patriotic, than Henry Clay; none
who abored more ardeatly and self gacrifcingy
to preserve the Independence and the Union which
were achieved by our fathers. In honorirg thu
mer. DRY of such man, kentuekisas pay the best
tribute they can briag to the altar of the Union
What fame How green his memory grows
Who would not rather live in history IS Henry
Clay, than as President
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The spanish Fleet at Havana.

The Spanish squadron, said to be destined for
the invasion Of Mexico and which has lately ar
rived At Havana, is no very formidable affair. IL
eonslsts of two steamers and five sailing vessels,
with some two thousand troops, number 90 RI"
diculously small, in comparison with its OBJECTS
that, unless followed by heavy reiaforcements, " e
can only suppose 1t intended for an addition TO TIE
garrisous of Cuba. The principal feature of in
terest about the matter, is the alleged connection
of Santa Anna with the expedition, If report is
to be believed, he will be taken by the feet to
Vera Cruz, and, with Spanish force at bis back,
fight bis way to the capital. The two thousand
Spanisrds might serve as a nucleus around which
10 rally the disaffected elements of the Mexican
Republic OF course, no benefit can possibly
euure to anybody, but Santa Anna, from the In
vasion. That worthy gentleman has an sgreea'
BILE way of visiting his Mexican estates, every
few wears, a. the expense OF some wealthy govern
ment. and after plucking the Mexicans thoroughly
and filing his pockets with the public plumber,
withdraws gracefully from the presence of the ex-
cited peassntry, and spends his time in luxurious
retirement, till his money gives out, when be goes
over the same process, with the same means and
the same results. The United States have proba'
bly, not forgotten the handsome and magnanimous
manner in which they restored santa Anna 10 MS
beloved Mexican eagles during tho last war, and
the grateful and characteristic requittal which he
proceeded at once TO make. IT Spain is really
about to send him to Mexico at the head of an ex-
pedi,ion we shall of course, see the returned exile
akine at once the lead of the Mexican defence,
driving the Spanards out Of the country, and en-
t.Iing himself to TIE richest rewards of the delivers
ed Republic It Is impossible, however. to sur'
pose that Spain Is about to provoke contest
which would, in all likelihood involve England,
France aud the United States, and inevitably re-
suit In the loss of Cuba At present, Cuba is safe.
Against any private and dlii6ustering expedition
1t hasa ways beenimpregnsble But, fllibusefirg in
the United States Is on its last legs, present and
unless revived, reinvigorated and natonalized by
some such stupendous piece of foilS as Spanish
invasion Of Mexico, will soon die natural death.
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U THO,a.rR. PRICE 81 Ce are ad
ding BY every arrival, many choice things 70 the'i
SUMNER STOCK Among the new goods 10 hana
and these expected are: -.
POPiINETfs and DE- BE6E, for travelling
RsYADERE POPLINErTk. do do
travsliing
LINEN BUSTERS, LINEN SETS
LINEN COLLARS, Csmb. do
Pain MoUSLAINES, Lscs MITES
Cot on HOSIERY, Cotton and Thread half hosE
Ladies' and Gents Gsuzs VESTS
Spring crystal. Union Spring. Corded ana ot "a
anproyed STYLES HOOP SKIRTS, PALM FANS,
dress FRINGE and THINNING, olL CLOTHS
&c &c. a..
EE- And upon this morning they commence .se
CANDIES. BARtGEs, IRISH LINEN, sHEkif.
iNG, GIEGHAMs. sc which they intend TO close
off during ths month, at sston'hinsty low h5WeR'-
Tbsjr frisn5s and the publib a-e invited to call
ivadirn THOMAS X. PRICE CO.
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DIED.

On Friday morning Juiv Sd st the residences o. his
hrosher.in-lsw, Mr.. C. D. Yale, GEO. HENRY Gu liz
vFR. aged % years.
He fiepds and sequsintancss. and those oil me
family are invited tn attend his fonsrsi, from the
First Presbyterian Church. (Rsy. DR.. Moors'sT on
sunday morning at Ii O'Clock. 49, .
In Rrsnh fort, XIV, of consumption, on the 10th OF
April, 1857, JAAFS r PAGE, formerly OF Rich
mond Va, aged 81 years.
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MORE LTRCH Law IN Iowa THREE HEN HUNG
AND ORE sHoT.-We learn through Clinton cores
pondsEt that Judge Lynch has been again at work
II ssems that gang of horse thieves hsvs been for
soma time lurking In this neighb Ihood OF Wapsa
pinecon rver in that coapty, AID the 6epfedAtions
had aroused the people 40 vengeance. A party went
Ia pursuit. aud several of tho thieves sll IN posses
aon of stolen horses, captured upon an island
in the river Judge Lynch St ONCE established his
rourt f ,r their trial Two hung the Gath in
stant, one was hung the 1Gth, shd q fourth was
tho One of those captured had disclosed the nsuies
dir Al noh were in hot pursuit OF thsm threatening
b hang them aIa0 Chicago Press.
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Arrival OF AN Ics.BoU<D 8TEAMER.-The st.
Louis Republican notices the arrival at that city
of the government stesmsr IL Norton, returned
from a ten months trip to Fort Pierre, the upper
Missouri The steamer left st Louis en- the 49,. IA
Sept .mber, 1885, and on the Seth Decsmber was
frozen up in Ysnktoa village, twelve hundred and
fifty mi.es above ST Louis shera the had
quite arctic region experience tbs cold bsing
terrible aud the soIns severe that il only By
means of many ropes fastened the shore that the
cabin was enabled 10 resist tie arctic tornadOes -
The snow drifsd level with the guarGs of this boat
clear scruas the river and the had 10 stAnd IL
soow waist deep to chop down trees for fuel Once
a party Of the crew lost in the snow. and
would have perished had it been for the services
OF a friendly Indian. This 10 almost rs bad as a
voyage to the Arctic regi)ns
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sPEUfAL NOTICES.

" The Gem OF the W0rid-Pswers' Inn
PERIAL AMBRoryPss Several appEcsn0ns from
Europe for the right to make the iMfERiAL AMBRo-
TYPE.
Powsns Is every day receiving old pictures from
the country to be coPisa In the IMPERIAL anSko-
rye style
Powsss 10 -sitting persons every day VINO nave
hsd their Iihene taken st other ESTABLISHMENTS
PowERs takes the Patented 1MPeRiAL AMsko'
TYPE for 50 cents. ISL Main street. Y4--s
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~ Wa paid visit yesterday to the Photographic
Gallery Of Messrs. TyLEs Co, $50 Main street,
whsrs we we're witness TO one of those triumphs Of
science and art which must BE- seen to be spPreeis
ted While In the cutlery we saw IS msny az dozen
hkenesses Of the person taken al one sitting,
in few seconds Of time, with an accuracy and iden-
ty Of feature preston and easy graceful position
we have never seen excelled The charge 10 the
lowest that can well be imagined, being oniy 50
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ATTEMPT TO Destroy A CHUR CH.--An attempt
was recently made to blow up tho church of the Reg
FrothiD gton in Jersey City. This church which
wa lately built, is beautiful In its construction aad
an architectural ornament to the city. 1t 10 Uni
tartan church. On Friday night some desperate
characters broke into the church. probably by means
If false keys and dsgured it in several places par.
ticulsrlv the organ. of which they destroyed three
keys They then lighted fire and tur1ed Oh all the
gas, evidently with the intention of creating ex.
plosion ard destroying the church. BY some fonu-
nate accident, which is not understood, the scheme
failed OF success.
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THE HARVEST, The farmers Ia the vicinity of
Danviile, Va, are now engaged in gathering in
their crops Of wheat The forward varieties have
already been moved, and during this " eek almost
the entire crop will be harvested. The planters
represent the present wheat crop as excelng, both
in quality and 4 iautity, any one which they have
cultivated for many years. Neither the ehinch
bug nor tho rust says the Register, damaged it to
any extent In that section of country.
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FusssAI OF CAPT. DRAYTON On Tuesday the
,rnsrsI of Cant Daniel Drayton, who coDlnitte ed
.ncide at New Bedford Me- a. took piscs at the city
hall ir that town and attended by the Mayor and
CitS CoupeiL and a large number of citizens Two
colored clergymen took part in the religions ser,
vices Drsyton, we stated the other day, was &
fay years ago convicted in Washington city OF at
tampti pr TO run of number Of slaves aud
10 prison, but was subsequently pardoned Since
thea having failed to procure other employment, he
hay been travelling through the freq States selling
pamphlet protesting To give his adventures aud al
lie gsd prosecutions in the District of Columbia Fail
ing tosexcte the sympathy of those whose dupe he
was he despered, sud finally ended his career by
suicide
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BREAD MAK!NGsiN ESCLAND.-The women CT
England must be more fond OF bread making than our
fair country women, from the state ent In Miss Eli
~ Acton's work. eptitlsd The English Bread
Book that every woman 10 the county of Suffolk
EuRlan2, knows how 10 make bread, and ~ia the
town of Bury with 60 coo inhabitants there on y
two public bakers.
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naud ge,oyy Cast and mt Reduced

ra1aud Deiow Cast and mt Reduced
PsicEs.-PRICE WATkINs WI seii. Tor nm
DRY GOODS, all of which are nsw and fresh, al and
below cost and at reduced prices in order to dimin
i.h their stock to the lowest poiat before making
their fall purchases
Rich fsrocsde Founeed Six Robes
CoIored Brocsde and Baysdere Chere Silks
Checked, stri ped and Gross bar do
BLACK grcc A6e, Ottoman and Raszm!r do
Plain Black eros d Rhine and Poult d Sol do
Corded and Plain Black lfor mourHingldo
Beautiful Plain and Printed FTerch Bsreaes
Ahintz colored Orgsndis aud Barge Robes
Plain sad Printed French Chsllies
Beautiful Milsneses Robes, new style
C.loTed and Black silk Grenadine
(;olored and Black Silk Grape de Paris
Crepe Aeretz ChaIy ombfs and Chsllie Bereg7
Eleg rant French de LANES, for Spring
Plain ard Printed Jsconeis and Org andes
Solid colored French Csmbrics and Briantes
French aud English Piints and Gnghgms
Chintz co!orCd ard plain white Briilisuts
Rombazines Tamartire and Canton Cloth
Superb Point a u sigu,lls ColisTB and Sleeves
Applique, Brussels ard Guipure do
Vslsnoiennes Honitou and Lace tImd do
Real Freaoh Muslin, Cambria and Linen do
MeuIning Mus in, Cambria and Grape do
Lses Capes and Berthss and fine Thread Lsces
Rich Embroidered Cambria snd Muslin Bands
Cambtic and Linen Edgings and insortiuss
Infants wrought Bodies and Dresses
SpIsndid Ep.b. Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs
Real Black Thread Lace Wells
Silk Mantles and Tainss. in great variety
" hite and cord Stella shawls and scsrs
Cord and bPk French Cot1s ard Cassm res
Silk, Linen and Marseilles Nestings
T~esds Nanhiuetts aad Linen DrInss
Plantation Osnsbuigs, striped and plain
Maryland Penitentiary Plads handsome patterns
Brown snd Bleachod Domestics, all grades
Vhalebt Steel and 0gtts Perchs Skirts
Manila, Cactus, Hohair aud Cambria do
Dress Z. unmDEs and Bonnet Gibbons
Hosiery and Gloves. in great variety
Gauzs and Cotton Shirts and Drswers
Ea1seiiles Quilt and Furniture Fringe
Damss& Table Cloths and Napkins
HGcksback and Dsmt SIX Towels
Pillow shee.ins aud best Irish Linsu
Superior Va. Fulled Cloths, for farm hands
Our stock will bs constantly replenished, and kept
complete with the newest things they appear 10
ths Northern markets In thus offering for III pres
eat our new and splendid stock, terms ad-
cure friends and the public, that we mean what
say Hence they may expect to be offered many
styles Of pods at prime cost, and others at reduced
prices. PRICE i WATKINS,
jy4-1m Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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gyFive PEA Can't. SAvEp-Al persons whose
accounts are due GA the frat day Of July; il paid
within thu next thirty days, deduction o. five per
cest will be made on all sums Of $40 and upwards
All persons indebted to or before the first day
Of January last If th4iG accounts not paid tn
10 thirty days from this date, will he placed Ia the
prcpsr cifieefa' hands for collection.
ALkX HILL,
-, tot III Main street
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Nexv n,.,r.ns l,,arke,s.

NEW ORLEANS. July lst.-The cotton market
is firm, ard prices are advancing Strict middiing
biiogs14l TO AZ. The stock ID much reduced
and consists chiefly of the low grades. The re-
cepts continue very light
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TPOsip0Dement.--The July meeting of
the RichmOnd Typographical Society Is postponed
uHtl next SATURDAY evening, at the instance of q
nutnhar Of members it being deemed inexpedient to
ca!l mestiEg on the evening of the 9TH.
jg lit J. GERRY SMITH, Eeo'y.
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Richmond Markets, July Sd, 1857

FLOUR.-A few hundred bsrrsls were received By
Canal. bat we hear OF no sales We quote to ship
pers supsffigs 81; Extra So 80.
WHEAT Non striving nominal quotations 90
for prime Red I 20 for prime White
CORN--Ws quote 95DSl-markst quiet.
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MARRIEn.

GA the I'd irst Al Leish greet church, bs Rev \
Ford Er ALBERT JOKES to hsiu VIRGINIA
r. WOoDALL. 49,.
Bytoe same at the sam tims and plsse, MI Jno
DA aART to Mics MARIA L. WOODALL, al o.
Ricnmond.
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DEATH FROM'A SINGULAR CAu5E.-Mr &
Cooley, contractor in Colts pistol factory al
Hartford, Connecticut, died ca Monday, from
the effects OF having eye tooth extracted three
weeks previously. The Hartford Times says;
The tooth was properly extracted, and nothing
rem2, kabls occurred at the time; but soon after the
operation was performed, Mr. C'S Jaw and face beN
gan to swell and to pain him severely. His face
continued 10 swell until the il Illumination had eX~
tended to his head snd throat when bis nervous
system became SO much affected that deiirium set
in aud continued with bu. slight intermisli ID, up
TO the time Of ais death. All the remedies pre-
scribed To reduce the Inflammation and remove the
delirium proved Intellectual He could take no
food or nourshmept of any amount for several
days previous to his death, and sank away gradu-
ally from mere physical exhaustion until within
some forty eight hours previous to his death, when
modification took place, commencing in the affect
ed portion of the jaw and extending to his throat
aid thus forever ended his sufferiDgs The ply
siCians who attended him, understand, have
remarked that they never before, during their ex
tended practice, met with precisely similar case
nor one that so completely bsilled their SKILL
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I lsT or -Kemnisiaa In the
~ Richmond Post Once the 81 day Of July.
lSs7
q Persons calling for Letters In this List, win
please say they are advertised.
q Once hours on Sundays hereafter, from sto 9
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Traye.s, Baltimore, mdse.
Ludlan Watson
S:hr Bran3ywine Wheeler, Albany, lumber, K. L
sehT. Ashland, Mitchell. Baltimore, oyster shells
Schr. Gso Worth, Graves. Bal noie, mdse, w
D. Colquitt K Co
schr \ r vinton Washington, Port Deposit, coal,
+. I. Kimbroush.
schr a 4 Ees. sh, picard, Camden, lime, A. :.
schr Sultan, Day, Halifax. f.h. Wombe Cis:-
borne.
SAILED,
schr. p.sbaway, Clark, New Ycrs, coal, Robert
Rankin.
schr Providence, Mothersaid, down the i.ver,
light. x.,,, N
sch-. WIN s 7rplett, Priichett, via PIT Walthal',
coal Alexandria
rchr Planet Mars Geoghegau, Clairmoant, light
schr T. B. 3 siev, Carey, down the river, light.
NEW York, July l.-Cleared, sehr D. u. Pitt
WCad edmond.
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The prOpTietors OF Blythe Island, Ga, have &C
cepted the government offer of $4,000 for the
whole Island
Tie Rev Bishop HaInlin, of the Methods. Epis-
eopal Church. has taken up his permanent resi-.
dence ut Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
VIM Lane Booker has been recognized by the
President rs the consul of her Britannia Majesty
tor the State of California, to reside at San Fran.
CISCO
person representing himself as a member Of
Jefferson Lodge Va, has been swindlirg the Odd
Fellows of Philadelphia.
Bochsa, the harpist, who recently died in Aus
trslis, left Madame Ann Bishop who was with
him in that beathenish country the pleasant little
s0a0sair Of $4,000
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Nav YORK July 3.--Ths schooner Msstland OF
Baltimore. and brig Massassoit OF Maine. were
seizsd to-day outside Of the Light ii ouse, by the
u y Revenue Gutter Washington. as 5iavers.
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NEwYoRK July 9-Flosr quiet, ard unot aused
Whsst and Corn firm Sales of S5et0Fa IS, Tx
int ct 300.
BALTIMORE. j uly S.-Four declined II csnts.-
Howard ct. ST Choiee white Wheat 81. Mixed
Corn 85 cents.
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nrrjvaI of The ,Jamestown az New n
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK July 3-Tbe steamer jamestown
from Richmond has arrived safe. All well OF
board
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LADIES, LIST.

LADIES LIST.
Au4srson miss Sarah v Aruoamr.II
Andsrsor miss Msrta Anthony mrs Jana
Anderson mrs Molis Aksy mrs Sarah
Allen mrs Maria 4
Rlunt m,,s Sarah Busin rsps-
Branch mist Lizzie Bird mrs Mary
Brooke miss Ella Bell mrs Geo
sowles miss Lacy Bslton ms Hlorios
Burnett mrs Ann y Bait mrs Elizabeth
Biantoa mrs Va Buntan mrs Besssy n
Brown mrs Susan Baker miss Emma
CLARK mr., M.rvA Collier n les Ana NJ
f,otSp mrs n arv CAuaAu miss Bridget
csh.It mrs Mar ChsiFin mics Betti. A
Cartar mrs Luey Crawford miss r
Co,way mr.. Jgn. Crane miss Mary X
Cummings mrs Elisa Clements nus Nanhio
Coles mrs Caroline Chopin mis- Mary A
Cook mrs Jaiy E2
pssisl mrs Susan Dslany mrs A
Dennis mrs Davis miss h l.
Davis mrs
French miss P l. Farmer mrs
Ffary mfs d.
Gary miss 8 A E 0srnet miss Cynthia
Gibson miss Mary Gordon mrs Martha
9iutbs iss Eliza Graves mrs Elizsbsih
(}otf miss Ellen Gary mrs Bette
aentty miss A Goode mrs Rachel
II
Henry miss Martha A Hubsrd mrsA
Haley mtss Mary q Harris mrs Lucy
Hopkins miss Mayo Hughes mrs. III
Harris misc L. Hicks mrs Cindaf ella
Hillyard miss Ella2 HousewTght rnrs Amelia
Hellhum miss Harriet HardsIove Eirs EaD
audsens niss Amanda Hubbard mrs sally
Hardesiy miss Il H0ullhan mrs Mary
johnson miss Nancy Jordan mrs Martha Jana
JoEes miss Nancy Jenaiugs mrs EiiEabeth
johnson mis-. msrtha johnson mas Elizabeth
James miss MoilleS James Inrs Ciementine
Johnson miss AdrianrR
n
Kelly miss Bette x Kuopp Esther
kirkmyer Elizabeth kepler Louisa
l.
Litbgow mrs Bette Los miss Frances
Langley mrs Jane Landrum miss sary Il
Lee mrs Elmira Lucas miss hebecVs
Lpscomb mrs Il Lee miss Virginia
Lovingson mrs Lockeh mss Ann
Lee mss Charlotte Landlord miss Ann
Logan MIRA Maria
M
Mortimer mrs John McClapiug mrs Ann
Mallory mrs Elizabeth NJ Mann miss Eliza
Moben mrs z
Nc
McRoas Alexandria Mcguire Kate AS
Male mrs Il Newly MISC
New miis n A Ntveo miss Jane
NivveTs miss
o'niell mrs.
Poindsxtsr mrs A Rurvs mrs =
Potter mrs Place mics
Page Ida
*
Robs,ts mrs r Randolph miss d
RinsISo nr. H. Ross miss Lizzie
Eiva,. p,y. Robinson miss T. X
Randlet miss Sarah Rivers miss Nate
y
spIivsp mr.gR singer mrs Cynthia NJ
Scott mrs Salley stone miss
southerlsnd Enrs III Smith miss Mary
chunidt mrs M.rxaret Shipmsn miss nj Al
Svnco mr.. viii. beth ? Sweeney Iniss Mary
ston,bsrry mrs Ellen sprsgsias miss Irene
II
Tns,ey mrs ANN L Thorpe mrs Nancy 4
Vaughan mrs Mary Va Vaughan mrs MaryF
w
Wood ward mrs Lucy Wills miss 4 h
Wyatt mrs VsA White uiiss FapnyO
~ srren mrs Sarah Whitman miss u ID
WarreIl mrs Mary h Woodbridge mlss Lizzie
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EsRTHQUAKE IN GERMANY.-The LEIPZIG Gazette
OF ths 3h says that at three ia the ate of the
previous day shock of an earthquake, which last
ed soma minutes was felt in that town. twas like
wise felt at Reiehenbach in the Noistand, at Zveg-
snd at Elster and at Schwartzenberg. The SHOCK
Ia stated tn have been strong enough to shake the
windows and disturb light pieces of furniture.
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TELEGRapHtC NEws.
seizure Of supp.sed sIavers.

Foe TaE pIsFAvcB
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
I.uatrh Ger the aurfuxI

Persons going TO the Springs, can have the Dis
PATCH cent 10 then, for any length Of time they
av dasire
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-Tbe Board of Visi-
tors of the University of Virginia have been in
session this week. Among the changes made, is
the allowance of certain per cont. on their
schools to the Professors in addition to their ixed
salaries. The Proc,ors salary has been increased
to B. 600 pes anaum. The Board concluded not
to petition the Legislature 20 permit the Universe
ty to accept tbs endowment of an Agricultural
Professorship, the power Of the State Society to
nominate the professor being ~ objection. ANY
person Of suitable character and attachments max
be licensed by the faculty TO form class for pri.
vAte instruction In any school in the University
upon certain conditions.
1t was determined TO be Inc pedient TO erect al,
ditioaalI buildings to the institution unIess tho
present prove of Insufficient capacity. The BOARD
appropriated $500 for a Gymnasium, $1,000 for
new apparatus for the School of Natural phj,cs ,
ply $3.50 for Chemical apparatus. $500 for
specimens for the sehoolof comparative Anatomy,
aud $500 for paintings for The school of Anatomy.
Professor Bledsoe was authorized to appoint ano.
Their assistant In his department John s Dix was
appointed hotel keeper. committee was ar
pointed 20 contract for the building of water works
the University
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LOST.

A HEAD QS's. lsr RE0'r va vOLsl
q Richmond, June 9th, 1851 :
tTCsDvRs
W This Regiment VIII parade on the
nspal parade ground. on SATURDAY, the an of
Jaly, at O'Clock, A. NJ
Companies will aopssr with arms In order fris
5pection, and with rounds Of blank cartridges
Tha CsmnardNntS Of Companies appeartne with
ls, than the minimum strength required BY law arc
hsreby notified, thst their commands will be- ds.
banded by the Com nsndaC in Chief
BY order of T. 2. August, Col Comdt
i429-6t WIN MUNFORD ASiuiant.
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SALE OF VIRGINIA LAND Within the last three
o. four weeks no less than $000 900 worth of land,
la the Immediate vicinity of Fredericksburg, Va 4,
has been disposed of to persons from abroad whe
fu,end 10 settle permanently, In that section .f
country and tbs Recorder states that there are
now numerons applieaii to owners 20 sell.