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nea no Mn. e. BAKER.-Dear Sir: IL

Justice 10 yourself and persons who may be similarly
afflicted permit to cite an instance OF the remark
able qualities of your PREMIUM BfTrERs. i had
never used them until recently, but my wife having
been affected with q affection, and disorder.
I'D stomach for the past ten or tweive years 1sco
every means in my power t. restore her to health
Shs was under the constant treatment OF nye or ak
able ply scians, but no relief could be had then
saw several certificates of the remarkable cures ade
by your BIrTgKs. persuaded my wife 10 try then,
she did and in little time rhe began to recover rs
pdiy. Not only her nervous affection ana dsordsred
stomach were removed. but her general health Is
better now than il has been for many years am
now using and shall always continue to use your
BITTERs | write this in Justice to yourself and Tor
the benefit of others who similarly africted
Your obd't sv't THOMAS NJ. MONIAuuH.
Richmond June 81 1851.
These RITTEKs can be had Of all the principal Drug
gists in this city and elsewhere in this State. "
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The Norfolk Herald.

We had laid aside for insertion graceful tribpto
OF the Richmond Enquirer to the Norfolk Herald,
Dull nave unfortunately lost it. The tribute, from
po'iucai opponent,was honorable to its subject and
:" INC writer Of It. The venerable Commodore "A.
'ne nes OF the Herald is of the wisest and best
u journalists and OF men, one whom all who know
nant wave! 49, o.'"u pen
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We have fecclvee sd. - ), Of this capital con
rihution to the Wit anu Huaior department OF the
literature Of the day. Tho reputation of the In
mitsble Burton Is sufficient guarantee for IT,
'haracter and success II Is gotten up in very
handsome style, and men who love to laugh, should
h'sten to avail themselves Of it. j. n. Ford, lat
Nppleton Co.'s) is the general agent of the work
through whom alone copies may be subscribed for
In advance.
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WILDER Fisk Noyes, a member of the Senior Glass
If Wesleyan University, at Middletown. died on
Thursday last, after short illness His disease
~as congestion Of the brain. He was in his 18th
wear, and had been member hf the college about
two years. No wonder he couldn't stand it.
On the 18th inst. the safe in the store of Messrs
LamsUn. Goodwin Co., 20 Beekmdn street. New
York, opened in sly manner. and $1,000 in
bills on the Shelbourne Falls Bank, Mass, stolen
thereirom. Since then of their clerks has been
arrested and $500 of the money recovered.
Two fire companies had disgraceful fight in
New York Saturday night. Several OF the partic
pants were injured.
Chief Justice Lee. of The Sandwich Islands who
died at Honolulu on the 2Sth Of May last was once
superintendent OF the Military academy at Ports
mouth, Va.
The name Of George Bancroft the historian has
been revived in political circles for the place OF mi
mister to England or minister to France
1t is denied that Gen. Dodge, our minister to
pain has resigned.
man named Crawford has been arrested in
Prince William county, Va, for circulating aboli-
ton sentiments.
At baptismal ceremony. in Portsmouth, on
,unday last. u dozen spectators were immersed
against their will, by the breaking down of a
bridge.
We learn from the Lynchburg Courier, that the
dwelling of John Jordon, consumed by fire
sunday night.
An Irish drayman named Chambers, was fatally
injured by sun-stroke, in Charleston, last Satur-
day.
James B. Ewart. jr., a prominent citizen of Co
uRlbia, :. C., died on Saturday last
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S.-The Kansas correspondent oil
the Democrat says that nearly two hundred indict'
ments have been found against persons in the
neighborhood of Topeka. Gov. Walker, 1t IL SAID
was highly indignant at Judge Catos decision tina:
the payment Of taxes was requisite qualification
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AUGUSTA. Ga, Aug. T.-IIon. 4. Ii. Ii. Stephens
publishes a card accepting the nomination for Con
gress decidedly, but he c0urteously condemns the
course of Gov. Walker in Kansas lie thinks lie
should be recalled by the President.
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81. Louis, Aug. 1S--0ffcial returns are received
from eight counties. The vote of the remaining
twenty-threc will reduce Rollins majority to such
extent to require official returns to determine
the rnSnlt
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MICHIGAN RAILWAY STOCK.

NEW YORK, Aug ls-It is rumored that the pa
per OF the Michigan Southern Railroad Company
has been protested, and that the President has re
signed. The stock has fallen from 81 to p.
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NAEAI.

Ngw YOKE, Aug. 1S.-The steamer Tennessee La
arrived from Greytown with the remainder o
Walkers Ncaraguan army.
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WORTHLESS RAGs.-The indianapolis journal of
Thursday warns the public againgt the issue of a
new shinplaster banking concern at Gosport, Ind
calfed the Citizens Bank" The journal says lit
X stranger to the Auditor OF State, and the bill
holders have no protection in the redemption of
its notes.
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RETURN or WALKERS MEN.

ST. Louis, Aug 1s-Chapman, democrat, has beeI
reelected delegate to, Congress, from Nebrask
territory
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERrIFIcArE-The undersigned
sworn commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, do Lere
certify that the above Is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, they were drawn by ma tbis
day at Magnolia Hall, Atlanta Ga
A.; = FORSYTH g.
WM. VI. BUTT sworn Oom rs'
sworn TO and subscribed before me this day, Aug
18th, 1857. L. G. SIMPSON n p
ExPLASarIoS:-Th left hand row In each the above
columns contain the Numbers which drawn
from n tne wheel The amount opposite each Number
Is ne Prize which the Number Is entitled TO.
:, All Tickets where the Number ends in 6. are emit
tied 70 sD IN addition 10 any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle IL 10. Half Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certihcates Of Packages are entitled Ia all they
draw over the $40 Prizes. Halves. Quarters and
kighths in proportion
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold In
the following places. viz No. l92i6 5000, onehal
New York city, one half not sold, No, 2z34
ssNoo Augusta, Georgia No. :oaal $500. Mem
phis, Tennessee. and Louisville, Kentucky. No
2llH, 1000, Montgomery. Ala; No. 2s30,s2aeo. not
.0ld; No ?o57, 81 .0o0. Washington, " o. No. $3.50
e2o0 Cokssyiie, Ala; No. 1851. s. 0, New Orleans
Ia; No. 7oao. $4,000. sieksburg. Miss; No .N9gs,
xs0oo, Petersburg, Va; No. 3I5i, 5000 Providence
X. l.
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FIRE In PORTSMOUTH. Va.
ELECTION IN NEBRASKA.

PORTSMOUTH, August 1S.-The furniture store Of
Thomas Scott was destroyed by fire at QciocL
this morning. Loss Sd:000-no insurance.
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ePHCIAL NOTICES.

nEa- To THE PTBLiC.--In the dastardly
and understandable attack upon me, by Jos. Mayo.
May o. Of the city he Mayors yurt ON yesterda
IN Ia ABSENCE ash suspension 0f te public Juds-
fnent until am heard in my own defence.
au l4-lts RICfTD. ID. SANxAY.
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DEATHS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN

New YORK. Aug. 1s.-Letters received by the
Columbia, announce the death of Dr. Thomas Dick
the celebrated author, at Dundee. Also, of Ger
ny, the famous composer at Vienna.
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neH Powrns' so cgyr AMpnorYpEs ha

tiumphed and IL the every tiay talk OF the peo
pie ut large; they speak for themselves wherever
they 20, and has a worldwide fame, never be-
fore attained by anything. Every one who see them
pronounce them to be the best ~ well the cheat
Sat pctures in ths world. pvwHas' PHofogRsPH5
has also won for temselves ths favor of every body
and are creating quite excitement among tie
wige heads of the city. They are something great.
Ambrotypes for 20 cents. Isl Main street
-ysE
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Rs~ We are indebted to Mr.. wcodhousc, tho ri
aond agent, for the July number Of the Westmins
or Review. We shall notice tomorrow, particu-
arly Juicy article in that Review ON the Manifest
bestiny of the American Union"
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aeY- Lrsrrn. YK DYspEprIcs.-Go ANr


DO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURE-ILs Rev.
James Hunnicut, proprietor r editor Of that excei-
lent paper the Christian Banner, published at kreer-
cksburg Va, in his editorial Of June 3th, 1851 thus
HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURR.
1t will be- recoected by many Of our readers that
several years ago stated In the editorial columns n
the Christian Banner, that HAMProNs VEGETABLE
TIscrURE had effected cure tor Dyspepsia in our
own casethat had lsbored long with this terrible
disease. and suffered most awfuly, the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies tins nor
rible enemy of man and mans happiness. FOR long
time lived in constant fear that the tsH monster
would return. But thank God and tina! ks TO HampA
tons Tineture. tine gloomy demon has not yet re
turned, and we begin 70 think he never WI.
We feel confident in saying that Hampton
Vegetable Tincture has made radical cure Of Dys
pepsa in own case. We have not taken drop Of
Il for the last two years. to the best Of recollection
We eat what please, and as much we please and
chew tobacco to hearts content. and all ls we'll
cure nine cases out of every ten ut dyspeptes We
con.cientously recommend it to all dyspsptics.-
The spring time and summer ID is most recommended
therefore, as pbanthropist, call attention to It,
Editor Qfthe Christian Banner.
Call and get Pamphlets, and SEQ cures o Cough,
Rheumatism Scrofuia, &c. As restorative and In
yigorator, ii has beep highly recommended
HAMPT0N's VEGETABLE TINCfURk-
HS- Delicate Ladies and Children viii please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO, Richmond; by
PET TUm =: By moRHaEk MoWBRAS. Bslti-
more and BY Drug gists and Shopk every
AR 3, '>r f~-'i"; six bottles for IS. ies-d&c
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MOVEMENTS OF WALKER.

NEw YORK, Aug. 1s.-The L. S. steam frigat,
Mississippi left the Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day
and anchored off the battery.
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MARINE INTELLIE4hNCL Iii.
Port Of Richmond, august 1S-High Water Il 4 o.


Port Of Richmond, august 1S-Hgh Water ~ o'crt
ARRIVED.
Schr. Emma Jane Phillips, James River. wheat,
Haxall L Co.
Schr. Sarah Eliza, Panney, James River, wheat,
HaxaIl Co.
Schr. Mary Ann Guest, Barrett Philadelphia coal,
p. c. Larus.
Schr. Lima, Bryant, Halifax fish, Womble & Clai-
borne.
SAILED,
Steamer jamestown, Parish, n. " mdse. and pas
aengers, Ludam K Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, pritchett, Baltimore, mdse.,
Ludlam Watson.
Bark Virginia and Estelna, Wilkins, Rio, flour,
Dunlop, Moncure Co.
Schr Henry May, Watson Alexandria, in ballast.
Schr. John Randolph, Mitchell, down the river af-
ter wheat.
MEMORANDUM.
Bark Mary Frances Sticking, from New York, at
City Point
Schr Swan, Rogers from Boston, at City Point.
Bark Fame. Of Richmond, was signaized July 18th,
of Cape Frio.
Bark Marian. Homewood for Richmond, cleared at
Philadelphia 18th inst.
SChr ". +. Leggett, Gibson, from Richmond, ar
rived 1T Norfolk 10th inst.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADvl NCENRN- or
ScIENCE-On the second day OF the session. the sec
tions on mathematics and geology wcIc organ zed
and proceeded to business. Among the essa, lists
and chief speakers were Commodore Wilkes, t. ;
NJ, Profs. Bache. Dana, Sir William Logan. MI.
ramsey, geOlogist from London, and Prof she |.
At night grand sOiree given to the ID EN-
beers by the National Historical Society of Montl cal
at Bousecors Hall, which was attended by ever
one thousand ladies and gentlemen. Dr.. Daw ou.
president OF the association, opened the
in an admirable speech His allusisns to the VAR
aus nationalities present. american. French ing
lish and Germany ALI engaged in the same noble
pursuit OF science, were received with hearty ap-
plause. Ex-President Fillmore and other disTiIl-
gui>hed visitors occupied prominent seats on the
'iais. The spacious hall was beautifully and appro
pratcly decorated. The names OF Fulton. Morse
and De Witt Clinton, well of Watt. Iaplacc,
&C., were inscribed the walls and were in ter
sper7ed with the stars and stripes. tri-color and
union jack. Professor Hall. of Albany delivered
his retiring address president of the association
The whole affair was happily conceived, and passed
off in a most charming style.
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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.-It is said that another
brace of prize fighters from the United States
named Lazarus and Horrigan, intend to fight a
Der. for 1900
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nee ALL FOR SEPTEMBER. :

G0dry's Ladies' Book
Grshsm's. Arthur's and Ballau's Magazines
New York Journal
Yankee Notions and Nick Max
The Haunted Castle; Antoine the Dwarf
The Nutineer: the Gamblers League
The Nysterous Founding
The Ranker;s Victim; the Beautiful Half Breed
And all the latest theap Publications
Por ANYTHING I'm the Newspaper and Periodical Line
cali on JAS A. GENTRY Il Co.
'''i va l23 Broad street,
an Io-7te one door above the old stand.
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EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAILRoAD-Tbe
1ynchhurg Nirginian understands that bonds of
this company to the amount Of 100000 were sold
IN that city last week. and that more could have
been disposed of readily
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RAILROAD CoNvESTIoN.--A Railroad Convention is
10 be holden in New York on the LIST of September
next, for the purpose of discussing all matters rel
alive to reducing the expenses Of railroads and if
advisable to arrange national trial of railway ma
Chinery to occur about November.
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DEtrH OF REVOLUTION AIRY SoLDIER-The Mon
trcai Advertiser announces the death Of Mr. Ben
janin Picknrd. ut Paris, Canada, ut the ago of one
hundred and one years. He was the last survivor
OF the famous corps of Buffers Rangers in which
he Sc rveda as drummer through the American re-
evolutionary war.
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ADMINISTRATION. L. H. Allen, late Of Massa-
chusetts. has been appointed by the King of the
sandwich Islands. Chief Justice and Chancellor Of
the Kingdom, in place of the Hon. w L. Lee, de
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EsCAPE FROM JAL.-Wood and knighton the
two men, who came near being hung by a mob at
Leayenworth, Kansas, made their escape from the
Jail at Delaware in that Territory.
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DW RUSSELL & JOHNSON, Manufac.
turers of CENTRE PIECES, C0RNICE oRSL.
AENTs &c, AT northern prices Ith street, between
Broad and Grace Nv 3t-ins
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6sH~ GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No 23l on Main, between sth and 9TH
streets, Richmond, va my Sly
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Baths, BATHS! BATHS! Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had At all hours, from
o'clock A. NJ to 10 p. NJ, at the Hair Cutting, Shs-
wing and ShampoOng Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street. Single baths Is
canfa tickets 81 my
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DRArH oP Mn. J. ". ELAs.-We regret TO learn
hat Mr.. j. ". Elan. the Principal Of the Anderson
eminary, in Petersburg, died at his mothers resi-
ience in Chesterfield county, on the 18th inst -
or some time previous to his assuming the duties
# his position in Petersburg, he held the superin
endency of the Male Orphan Asylum in Richmond,
place which he filled with honor and ability. IL
sas most exemplary member of society, and hi
life presented series Of good deeds altogether
onsistent with his Christian professions. His wife
lady OF considerable literary talent, formerly
'dted the Family Christian Album in this city
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El2y~ DR.. C0oNs, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
Mo.-Otfice aud residence on 81 street west side be.
tween Marshall aud Clay streets Inh ls-t6m
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4 BIG DIvIDRND.--The st. Louis Insurance Com
pany of 1t. Louis, on Wednesday declared divi-
dend of fifteen per cent. out Of the profits of the
last quarters business.
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,,d pstus Bullock has been appointed nrs.,a.r,
bsrs W " .ns 10Th district Of psnnsyiyanis w..
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DEATH PROM HYDHoPH0m,.-Mr. William Cola.
day, died near Philadelphia Monday night of hv-
drophobia In the month of March last. Mr.. c.
wound healed up and caused him no trouble until
within few days On Saturday the sufferer was
attacked by violent spasms, and it was found ne
cesStry to tie him down to his bed. When the
paroZys.ns were upon him he snapped the cords
like threads.
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NEW BOOKs.-Just received at NOR

NEW BOOkS.-Just received at NOR
~ RIS' Bookstore. q Main street, Richmond.
MARRIED OR SINGLE, by c. VI. Sedwick in 2 vols.
CHlLDS History of Greece, by Bonner, in vols.
THREEfEA Residence in Washington Territory,
by j. q. Swan.
HISTORY OF ROME, by II. G. LiddeIl MI
TIE ROSE OF ASliCRST, by the author of Evelyn
MarstOn, &c, &c.
ATHELINGS, or The Three Gifts, by Margaret Oil
plant
LIGHT in the Valley, by C. Grassland
VIOLET, or the Danserise.
LIFEin China, by Rev. W. c. Milne.
THE Star Chamber by Ainsworth.
MONTHLY Part Of IIarper's Weekly. auI9
JUST PUBLISHED AND NOW READY
FOR SALE.-L0MAN'S EXECUTORS AND AID
ILLUSTRATORS. The Second Edition of Mr.
Justice Lomax valuable and important work on the
Law of
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
In two volumes, greatly enlarged and improved. 1t
enbueS all the important principles and matter of
the Attn edition of Williams Law of Executors far
applicable in the forensic practices of the United
States, with additions not less important and peril
nent drawn from other most approved authors, on
which has been engraited the LAW OF VIRGINIA
DOWN to the last Statutes and the latest decisions of
the supreme Court of Appeals, AS reported in 18th
Gratt8n S Reports. Price, $3.50.
RECENTLY Observation-Disclosures DIGEST
OF THE LANSOf REAL PROPERTY, Second Edi-
ton. 3 vols, vO.: SI5H.
Orders addressed to the. publisher will he promptly
attended to- Those enclosing the price Of the book,
will receive it free of postage.
A. MORRIS, Publisher
Iu
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The LATE FRANKLIN DHxTER.--The Hon Frank
lin Dexter, who died at Beverly Mass on Thurs
day evening, was a SON of the great orator. Sam
uel Dexter; was born IN Chariestown, graduated at
Harvard College i'll 1872 and studied law i'll which
profession ne became eminent at the Boston bar
His public services were a member of both
branches OF the Legislature and of tho Boston
Common Council, and Attorney Of the United
States for the district Of Massachusetts, OF late he
had retired to the elegant enjoyment of leisure and
fortune. His age was about sixty years.
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LOST.

r OST, on Friday. the 14th inst, GOLD
IL WATCH. The finder win be literally remune
nerated by leaving il at this office. aui5-3t~
T OST-Somewhere on or near Marshall
IL street a Carved Gold BREASTpIN, with four bril-
liant sets The finder may receive reward of III py
returning TO r ,o,,
iy p Y. MCCARTHY IL sun
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NOMINATION ACCEpTED-GOy. WALKER.

AUGUSTA Ca, Aug 1T.-Gen. Walker left this
place for Nashville this afternoon.
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DEATH OF A CATHOLIC PRIEsT.--The Rev Edward
Farrelly, of the Catholic Church in Milford Mass
died in that town, of consumption, Saturday morn
ing. lie had inst returned from voyage to EIrone
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Bky~ TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
4. q. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer in
shingles, Mahogany and Lumber OF every se-crip-
Richmond, Va. my Is-1ism.
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lq-2t DIBRELL & JOHNSON.
DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
"A MERCIAL INSTITUTE. NINTH STREET
BtTW ZEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.-The un
deri4ned Principals of this Institution have united
their interests for the purpose of establishing Il
School for Boys of the highest order and have been
successful III securing excellent and COnmodious
rooms in the ahovenamed central part of the city.
They will make such division Of labor in the eX-
ercises Of the School, to render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and THoROUGH.
The REGULATIONS will be conducted with the of
Globes, Maps, Charts, Mathematical Blocks and PHI
losophical and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School. unite with Glasses
pursuing course of instruction with view to 4
thorough business education TO enter the first or
advanced Classes i'll College.
For further particulars and testimonials see Circu-
lars, 10 be obtained at this office after August 2Dth
and at most of the Bookstores, by application to
either OF the Principals. Also after September lst
one of the Principals can he seen by calling him
at the rooms, 2d door from 9th street on Broad.
The School will omen September 2lst.
EDWARD W. CONE, 4. VI, pr;,c;o,;
HORACE p. SMITH, A. NJ, 'iiii'i A"A7'
REFERENCgS.-lion. O. p. Baldwin. VIM. III. Chris
tan, Esq. Rev. Cts Ii. Read, d. D., Rev 5. s. Murk-
land, James Macmnrdo, Esq, John Ii. Tyler Esq,
George = Woodhn, Esq, Mrs. Susan l.. Pellet, Miss
Harriet Hall. au I9-im
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TIE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


Fy IttfyF"pt ITO" I|"'7"F u HJVFFIVV.J
The steamer Swiftsure arrived at Dartmouth from
Australia with eghty-fiye thousand ounces of gold.
the Times Of Wednesday says the funds closed an
eighth lower without the slightest signs Of revival
The Daily News announced fall of three and half
per cent in the funds during the month but ope-
ratons at the time have been of extraordina-
v magnitude. The East India Company announce
further rise of two per cent for bills on India,
he result of which will be to increase specie ship
mcnts.
Forster. Butley & Co. Scotch and Manchester
merchants, failed with liabilities TO the amount of
$50 900.
France has abrogated the law fOrbidding the dis
tillatOn of grain.
Calcutta dates to the 22d report that if the Queen
Of Dude has left England, she will be stopped and
arrested. 1t was rumored that the King Of Delhi
had been poisoned or assassinated. Another &C
count to the effect that ne had been handed
over to the British authorities by the mutineers,
with whom he could not agree
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re For WASHING IHFANTs.-Fontaines Cream OF
Wild Flowers will prove superior to all spirits o-
lions. No mother nurse viii be without it after
"ne.trial. Sold by all Druggists. j. W. PETERSON,