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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-20

a WEHICAN HUTEL.-I have this day
"A sold and conveyed Ia Mr.. VIM. B. Bishop, the
interest of John J. Brown, ESQ In the lease, furni
ture, good will, &c, of the American HOTEL and So
llot continuance of the liberal patronage of the
friends OF MI Brown In behalf of the new proprie-
tor. WIN JOHNlflN
Jan. ], 1857. COMMITTEES of I j Rrown
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CHEAP FAMILY EROCERIES-T The
suDscnbers keep constantly on hand good ss-
so,smsns s.,s ,, Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, &c. of first
s.s 9uanty, which are purchased exclusively for
CAsH, and which they will sell low on the ssma
-, alms Cash purchasers will find it to their interest
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J. T. MORTON JAS. N. ARMISTEAD,
(Late Of Fsrmville) (Late Of Cumberland co..
JOSEPH BLANroN,
(Of Cumberland countv.)
MORTON, ARMISTKAD d CO., Com.
1Sl MISSION MERCHANTS, opposite Snockoe Ware.
house, Richmond, Va. will give special attention to
the sale of all kinds of PRODUCE and to any other
business entrusted to them.
a. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
in cash or Guano. de 19-dhc6m
De. BRIDGFoRD, n. TINsLBY PArI,
PRANKLIH MATTHEwS.
n RIDGFORD 6E Co., General COmmls.
u Mssion and Forwarding Mershants, On ehe Dock,
Richmond. Va.
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LEaIsLATlvE C-ANDIDlrFs

41e EaE.oas candidates for the Legislature
@d- d he citizens Of Memphis at the Ex-
eaan4e Ruidilg last Saturday night. Judge
AsG Jed ofn a very clear and 7racticsIspssch
<on be subject CT State politics, frs. yindics-
ting himself from a agmber OF false charges
and vague runors put ahoat against him. We
have room only Tor a notice Of the various
speeches, and can attempt nothing Ike a re-
port % them.
JueEs hTSo was followed BY Mr.. BAYSE, who
seemed al the while to labor under the impress
sion that the Democrats were engaged ia no.
taing but playing tricks upon the country. he
glanced excessively at Sqlattsr Sovereignty,
alien S--fage and Distribution, aud lsf. his
hearers faily 50 EelI enlightened on these sub
jects as they were before he speaking CON-
menced.
Judge DUSLkF next followed in one OF the
Eappiess efforts O. his lie. The Judge has a
lHs vein Of humor. and speaks right 10 the good
sense and r.s,5illas Ct his hearers. He re-
minded Us OF an elephant walking through a
cane brake. Hswss often greeted with rounds
CT rsp-urous applause. We feel that his cleo
uOu is sue.
The discussion was closed Dr. BIZ. r. O..
SMALL, VINO followed IN the path Of the Know
Nothing candidates generally. HIS speech was
ulld aad free from partilauraEcor. altogether
we think the Democracy have not only been
fortunate in their selection OF candidates, but
fortunate in procuring tEeir consent to serve.
Judges DUNLAP and EISG are OLD and exDsTi-
slcel legislators, just such as b~Iemphis and
Shelby county need at the present julcture.
We invoke the Democracy Of the county 10 rsl-
by TO their support, AID give them a bumPe.
GA The hrst Thursday in August. They have
sacrificed much in conseatiug 10 serve tie coun-
~, and the people viii act in their own Light if
they Go not avail themselves Of their talent ard
rrvzrHarFa
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So you viii observe Tat il the appearance Of
The bloom, early or late, Is any criterion bv
which to estimate the extent Of the crop. the
present will compare favorably with preceding
seasons.
A large and successful p%lanteri in this county
says, that the blooms Of the present year are
but i've days behind the average time, and that
il the residue Of the season Be favorable, the
growing crop VIII be as large, if not larger,
than any ever grown.
Cotton BlOoms.-0n Tuesday, the 23d inst.
we received a Cotton Bloom from tie plantation
Of Melvin Harris, Esq, OF Frog Level, which is
the first one We have seen this year.
On the same evening, Mr.. James Jones. who
oversees the plantation Of Col. P. J. Weaver,
near this city, placed in our Office a cotton
stalk, with some twenty-three squares and two
blooms on It. tn stalk brought US by MIR.
Jones is the largest We have seen this year.
He informed US that be had about 100 acres
about the size Of the stalk brought us.
Tn late hot weather has brought ont the
cotton very much, and now the weed is growing
more rapidly than at any time previous this
year. But unless there is a late fall there
connot be anything like a good crop Of cotton.
The weed is about one month later than usual.
Selma (Iila.) SsatinsL 25th alt.
Fist Coitos BlOOm--Our young friend Mr..
AICulc Ddhlas Ide ptdNtA On oul t1llOIldi table
a cotton bloom from bis plantation. which was
last Sunday, Jule 2Ist-- Dallas (.dla.)
Gdzefte.
LOgHdes C0uafy&Dr. Rudulph showed US
Yesterday the first cotton bloom we have seen
or heard Of this season. Il was plucked from
he plantation Of Mr.. j. B. Rudolph, a short
below this place, on the 22d inst. The
bloom was taken from the same plantation
year on the 10th June, twelve days earlier.
HdynesBills (.7la-) ChroHioe, 25th alt.
Perry COuHty.-Ths Marion .Rnsricaa, Of
he 25th ult., says S. Lowry, Esq, has laid on
,ur table FIVE cotton blooms, which we presume
ire about the first Of the season.
Sampler Coanty.--0ur esteemed friend H. S.
.Fde, Esq, has shown Us a cotton boil that
ras plucked from the stalk on the Path June.
rhis is the FIRST we have seen or heard.of this
The boil is a healthy one, and from a
stalk.-LiUingsi0a (-Ala.) Democrat.
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w TAFT, Real Estate Agent.
Cannsvan's BLOCK, Nam Street, MsmphI8
ApBucati0n may b uads to
mo ~ NALLORT.
heason, 81 FrIncis Co. Aria
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. Word to the Afiictad-

THE "SERvOUs IONIC" IS nov resa-a.d By al
seeutine men 70 b. superior . sny prepsrsdon ever b.
fore presented % suffering hum'niiys a. By ~ eorrebs-
rating influence on The systen. The susceptibility 70 dis
ease i lsssoaed. Aud % those prsdisp1sed 70 repeated
attacks Of Chals, FsUa and Ague. or arr knd o. Fever,
this remedy should, By all means, Be used. And 70 those
residing 10 IHlssmatie disin-t, where diss4ss Of THIS
character are always incident to the climate, they should
never he wfhout n
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Covington Female Seminary


JOHN L. MORGAN,
President C1vingtou Female seminary.
= N Mrvroun gac-efa~w f~f4darIw
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Cholera, Diarrhea, Bloody FIuX,
Ee sc

THERE 81 e 10 disease hat prostratss human beings IN
80 short : iime, and that renders the system 50 uHoon-
scous Of he remedies Eheu applied, a. thessi and il
therefore bthovss al persons who valus their lives dsarsr
than anything else. remember that sdeays are dEnzsr-
Gus" As soon as you fesl the slightest symptom q
Diarrhes. cal for . bottls o. ssdgss Ch0lsTa Or DiaT-
rhGs SyTuP one desc Of whca, II taken In tine. VIII re-
Hsve you. Remember, this is 20 eunnihzly devised hum
bag as We nave the eydeRees 10 prove the fact. AL We
Ask Is a thai.
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with that tofmentins complaint, Fewer snd Agae, We
Should al one 1raer ssms Of he S0afh AMa1edH Fever
and Agas Eszssy, prepared By G. A. LEosARD. New
Tork. No p -son, exposed 70 the causes which pr5duos
il. should b 'Fithoutf Il. A spreyentlve, a is unsqua-
cd and a. a 'emety. words are i~uadrguAfs 70 express its
value. Try d, an y0u Who arr amieted ana testify 70 Ne
run o. WhE. We say. can BE- bad g any Of ne Re-
sDectahls stores IN this section o. the country.
e. -. .ln.-....-.na Il .--.n.--.-. - ...--.--
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AroTHEs SINGULAR CoINCIrENcE.-It has
heretofore been noticed as a most remarkable
event. that three IF oar most distinguished
statesmen died on the Fourth Of July. the An
rirersarv Of our National Independence. They
bsd all. too, been Presidents Of the United
states. viz yoha Adams Thomas Jefferson
and James Monroe. To this illustrious galaxy
Il now 10 be added the nsms OF William J..
sF7rcv. who breathed his about neon on the
iste Fourth Of Ju'y. Tie Albany .fTEus, inno-
tciag the event, SAYS:
ae died amid fhs ennobiiug emotions which
tbe Anniversary Of Independence may be sup
posea TO inspire in TIE heart Of a patriot. His
I'd vas calm and seTeae. twas literally that
u one
ssWho feds the drz7ey - his coach shout him
And lies down O. psasaut dreams. 20
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.TMRf RQcPirPH.

X f-1s 90 cRXu2u q mn
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FREE ~EXHIRITION.

THE STAR GALLERY SOW offers for exhibition the
anest eoTseti0n Of OIL PAINTINGS Of any Gallery in
tie country.
he IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH Is one Of the leading
pictures q the day. Made only BY PARK L PEP
Low.
The HALLEOTYPE-the most wonderful picture ever
made-zr Be seen Al the Star Gallery. Nade At no
other Gallery In the city. Go see them. myi2
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MisffuanRans
aARIR1TA AN

RAJ .ngs Of fana-
HARIE1TA AAH Dding nsa to Cen
4swhoflaI me HW aud the p0nn 20 crush
tue monstef ia It's favorite haunts- We know
that we fought you In days past, and we would
90 Il again, bet We met you like true knights,
under a saA-iG sky and with our visors Up.
This was falk We respect an open enemy.
But you, gentlemen, owe nothing % that party
which now opposes us. On the contrary, Il
has plated you Ia the weeds OF " political
widowsThood,p and msdly thrown down the
temples and The affairs that you and your great
men bad labored 10 build up. We, your ancient
rivals, ask you 20 come 10 car siandaTe while
yours il Ia the dust, and help ne efeetua.ly to
beat dow a party whose temporary or local
success would bring 40 pfomise OF good 70
you OF ne, and what IL more, 10 tbe people az
large, You aided ne IN the ~perilogs eoutest Of
the last yfsr. We acknowledge tie Obligation,
that not only We, bit The cosutry, owe you for
the timely aid. You helped 70 drive back the
enenies Of The South, and shove all 10 save
the Constitution from worse than Yandai as
saults. The victory We obtained was a gio-
rious one, and Il was for he benefit Of all. As
wa gained Il By a union Of forces, 20 let us to-
getbsr Improve the triumph, BY resping for
ourselves and our country the bright rewards
Of peace, prosperity, aud an undying Union Of
The States.
Finally. fellow-eltizens, we beg that there
wiii be no trading Of votss-a victory 10 only
worthy Of tbs name when L IL gained BY fair
open-handed work, and au honest reliance up
on a just eanse. When we eallfOr the services
0f our friends az candidates II Is unjust to them,
and bad faith to the party, 70 make merchan-
disc Of their names. Let 10 one and an grid
on our armour, and we can and will attain a
glorious triumph.
J. p. FARRELY,
LEON. TROUSDALE,
o. II. LIDE.
NJ WALKER,
JOHN HOUSTON,
JESSE TATE,
Erpeuffrf Dommfffae
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For Colds, Coughs, Asthma, BrOn-

SAAAAAs3 49,
Use Dr.. sI.EDGE's H~OARHOsND PECrORAL. AT
o. the ab0se are for SAFE Al an the Drug Stores. and apoa
enquiry may Be f0uui In al the towns and Villages.
J. y. SLEDGE 4 70,
Sole Pmpret0rs, Memphis. Teun.,
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BTY YOTR ClRPETS y0W-

UTEs SIN contnne 10 oder cur ia-z. stock of CGrPea
w for COST. ard som- Tor Tess nll c5rf
Velvet Cargetss a. 81 90 per g4rl;
Brgsssis Go at3 CTS. q
Imperial Irec-Plgs superdns and C9mllou Car
pets, az Varous Vice.
Tor great bargains call bef1rs tn Gut % july. az
MaEIENET ECOFs.
funrl Iql Mint mn~uria T.rn
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White Teeth, Perfumed Breath
and ReautffuI COmDIexiOu.

CAN be soquired By using the BALM OF A THOU
SAND FLOWERS" What lady or gentleman would re-
main under the carse Of adis4gresabIe breath, when, BY
using the BALM OF A THOUSAND FLowERs" a. a
~dentriaoe, would not only render it sweet, but leave the
teeth white As slabaster2 Many persons DO not know
their breath IS bad, and tbs subject is 80 delicate their
friends viii never mention il. Beware Of oounteusifs.
p sure each bottle Is sigzed,
prrprDcu 4 ~ 49,
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f-The bachelor correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Post sends that paper the following; @Teli
me, ye winged WINDS that round my pathway
roar, do We not know some spot whore women
fret no more? Some lone and pleasant dell,
some 'holler' IN the grousd, where babies never
yell, and cradles are not found? The loud
wind blew the snow into my face, and smoker
ed as il answered. mary plaee.sr
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sgtiaI ssohtts


Z =, q mere ssrfaes ssve. y does = begin and sad
b. sis1ply akfasfag osr an a.ar, y Aseharsing TIE
redress Of inannulAiioa from ~ euticie. On The cen
trary. q siuas. win 81 az y reute friction, 70 the
creative esuss q ~ dsesse. IN tie assh, The abres. and
he larger blsa vsssis. asd sped a.
SOD a. the u asufsstory. NJ 90 Naiden Lane, S-F
York. and b. an ~errsis.s. Sass, sses and 81 pr poi.
Iya-dfwawIW
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Fine Pictures.

nEMKMBER that DEsHONG's is the place n you
n wish 10 get The best style q PICTURE His
M o1Ad
surpass al others In richness u tone. warmth o. expreI-
sion, completeness Of detail, and holiness Of feature.
For Durability there Is no QUESTION Of their superiority.
they win receive a fall without . fracture-a bend WITH
out injury may be washed on when soiled. BE- bandied
without the face being marred- They are susceptible q
high and very beautiful csioring.
". H DEsHONS. ISL Main street, has ne exclusive
right of Memphis for the 1eiasnotype Patent ME
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For Rent.


THE nurlerous parties who have purchased from Us
Il RICH'S SAFES, mace By Stearns s. Mnvin, are na-
turaly interested IN ever result testing their Ore pToof
qualities. We therefore invite such, - well as The pub.
nc generally, 70 an inspection a Mr.. S Achanus' Safe
IS taken from the ruins Of his store, consumed THURSDAY
morning, Jrne IS.
Although tAe books and other valuables we're removed
from The safe previous 60 Is abandonment 70 the barn
ing building. yet the few loose payers LETT IN 10, and tbs
unharmed aad perfect eO5diti0n Of he Interior, o. salts
factoriiy eshbiish It's supe-iCr Fire-Proof qualities As
though The books had been allow 81 70 remain.
The Safe referred 10 may hs seen on The SIDE walk, tn
front Of our stores, Nos. Is and u Front Row Memphis.
Tvs dAw LOWNRS. OaGtLL A o.
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For sale By all DrusEi.t.. .pI7-asodly
North Alabama, Middle Tonnes
see and North Mississinni Trade.

THE DEMOCRAT, Huntsvino, Alabama, published BY
J. WITHERs CLAY, Edi.0r and Proprietor, IS nearly
thirty-avs years old. and is much the largest paper in
North Alabama. and It, proprietor behevesit is the oldest
and has the widest and most general circulation q any
Alabama paper in The Southern counties Of Nidile Ten
nesseei the eyuntes q jackson, DeKab, 2adissu, Mar
shan. Limestone, NorgaI, Blouat, Hanoock. LsWreIee,
LsudeTdals, Franklin and walker counties, In Asbans,
and the Northern counties Of Mississippi. Advertise
menIs left a the MEMPHIS APPEAL One with James
Penn. Esls Or forwarded directly 70 The Democrat
HulflriHss Ala. " promptly inserted ~ Reasonable rates.
ApuI2 1851.
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f-Let it be remembered that Gov. JOHr.
soS will speak at Raleigh on Friday, the 24t
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e The article which We publish this morn
irg from the Washington UHIoH, no doubt re-
fleets the views. opinions and position OF ihs
Administrators on The Walker-Ksnszs ques-
u5n. They are strictly in eOnsOnanee with
thoss 1aintaiaed by us from tie The beginning.
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TImELY NOTICEl

II the man uho toek Colts Rspearsr from ny over
cat pocket IN Memphis, sometime In NaT last, does n5i
restore II Son, ! shan b under the necessity Of causing
bis nasas to azure IN The Datne prints IA sueh . manner
a. VIII not be atrseabie 10 him. and I VIII also take Other
measures against him. He n kn0En 70 me, and need not
expect 20 escats.
fvfoTw n Il a. Tscfs1u cCunfr- Tenu
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THE DAILY APPEAL.
TUESDAY KoREIEe. JULY Il, Isl.

IL We are indebted to DR.. CARSON, U. S
Mail Agent, for late New Orleans papers.
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e. We are under obligations to Mr.. E. T.
Pears, Of the Adams Express Company, for
late New York and Atlanta papers.
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"a We leara that it Is the purpose Of
Messrs. L. A. WEaTHEzFoRD, Of this State,
and HUoH LEONARD, Of KY soOatO commence
the publication CT q new Democratic paper at
Helena, Ark.
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ALIEN SUFFRAGE.

The American caudilatesfo for the Legislature
10 their speeches last Saturday night, dwelt at
some length upon the question Of Alien SUI
tTsge, which they claimed was embodied in the
Kansas bill. They founded their position on
that clause in the bill which gives the right Of
suffrage to foreigners, al lie first election, who
nave declared their intention 10 become citi-
zsns Of the United States and taken an oath to
support the Constitution Of the United States,
and the provisions Of the bill itself. The can
cidates claim that such persons are aliens, ant
that giving them the right to vote Is alien suf-
frse. We hold The reverse 10 Be the truth
that such persons are not aliens, bur inchoate
citizens. They occupy the same position, pre-
cis=ly, as that Of MARTIN KosTzA, a Hungs-
ran refugee, who zane 10 the United States.
declared his intentions to become a citizen. was
afterwards captured by an Austrian vessel in
TIE Mediterranean and cl1inei as an Austrian
subject. he wss demanded BY Capt. IxeaA-
HAz, Of the Z. S. Sloop Of War 81. Loans, and
rescued from the Austrian authorities on the
ground that be was an inchoate citizen Of the
United States, and net a subject Of Austria
NoE those foreigners who were authorized to
vote in Kansas a. the first election, were in pre-
eissiy the same situation, and could not prop
eIly be called aliens.
again, tie frst election under the Kansas
Bill has already been Leld, and we all know
that a prO-slsvery Legislature was elected.
Why this complaint then, in the South, against
those aliens, as hey are claimed to be- The
-.a-UH -A---a ----E tn HI E4E--AL-4sA--
are very few Of them in the Territory, OF, that
If there are many Of them there, ;hsy have vo-
ted with the pro-slavery party and assisted In
electng a pro-s.avery Legislature. Besides,
tie rrsE election hav.H. been held in Kansas.
thsss aliens can never vote any more unless
Te1Porered to DO 20 By the Legislature, and
II tie legislature shall 90 empower them, VINO
shall gainsay its action? again We ask, Why
all his expenditure Of wind and Indignation
sbout alien suffrage N Kansas
WozK AHEAD-Ws know of some ten OF
a dozen oys5-zeaIous Southern journals, which.
If they intend 10 adhere to The principles OF
the Kansas bib. the Cincinnati platform and
the Administration Of III. BUCHANAN. have
cut out uo-e work since the p-hiratiaa-
Gov. Wz-H-- F=zagursi, than they will be
able TO make Up FOR months to come. The
EuoE-Nothing papers VIII food their shops
with such an amount Of patchwork, that they
viii have bot Lttle time TO devote to heir
regular Jobs. 4 word 10 Ike wise, &c, &c.
g We publish this morning . very able
a. dinteresti1g address 10 the voters OF Shelby
county, from the Executive Committee Of the
Dsl2ocrstic Association. We commend it 70
blcaFsful reading and calm reflection Of every
0aer
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someryiIIe Model schooI.

me next cTelfh) Session Of ne Young LAdiss NodsI
school. At sOmsrviIls, TenH win e5nnsnos On NOM
The TN 81 septsmber mkt. Inser ihs aOztinusd
supsridon Of Az. Si0Hn-
By order Of ne B5srd Of Trustees.
HON. =. O. H~UNPHREYs. Prest.
EDwIN DIcKIHsoH, Scc'y. lgs-taE3m
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The Plug ugIi,. Rsu.sa in xsntuskz.

Editors louisville Courier:
Dabney, Democrat, Is elected Judge Of this
Judicial District, By q majoritY Of upwards Of
300 votes over Judge Ninian Z. Gray, Know
Nothing. Dsbner carried Trigg, Caldwell,
Hopkins and Muhienburg counties.
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A1RtNY, July S.-Daring the morning 4
mzst uura5er Of people visited the capitol 10
! farewell look AZ Mr. Marcy. aud en-
-.s-.S sstonishment ~ tie reques. Of his re-
fs.fo-e that tie cefla sb0ald not be opened.
pr1ss,rsy and safe streets were drsped in
1,-s~g for three miles. Owing to the large
- - visitors from other cities the funeral
-..~orissdi did not commence TAI three o'clock,
- shsv beganst the capitol, amid TIE toll
~ Of bells and the hrias Of HiHa.e guns
re- venerable Or Not -psned Toe services
t y, eloquent prayer. Rev. Dr. SpraEue
1-sioas Of tie scFiptlres, and the Rev.
D-. Higue delivered q beaatitnl discourse The
.--sss we're closed BY prayer, and q oene-
Zion from Rev. Dr.. N.ieh-
80 Wood was the Grand MaIsAsl Of the
dfF. ne, aud p;sree G,v
e~-G-vsrnors HUB Fish, sswsrt and
I'm. n. P. Bz8ks, and ether distin-
-ris6ed persons were present
Tss fdasraI eOrtsge vas tie i0Hges. ever seen
- Albany
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Marshan Female Institute

THE TWENTIETH SESSION viii opsr on
H=A MONDAY. the 7th % September next. IN
A-22der the supervision % the subscriber. a.
N.Y. sisted BY q full board Of competent teachers
5E The -dvant-Ees now offered here for q tho
rough education are n { surpassed b. those
OF any Institution 10 the c.uutry.
The Institute Building Is new, large and cJmmodious;
the School furniture, Apparatus and Pianos are al new,
and Of The latest and most approved style
The 'zrge Boarding House, which vii again b. under
our eutIre coutrcl, will b. thoroughiy repaired ana sup
piled With new ard elega-t furniture, and an our arrange
nents and regulations viii b. With special rsftrnoe %
the health. comfort and department. OF the pupils.
Determined to sustain he former hiEh character Of this
Institution. We again confidently sppesl to the puhhe Tor
a liberal share Of patronaEe.
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ca There VIII be a meeting of the men
bers IOdependent Grsys at Exchz
Bun horrow night.