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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fort Of Richmond, August High Water O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and passengers. IL. Z. futile.
Schr. Manchester, Chichester, New York, mdse.
D. ". Currie
Sehr Vim. Colqultt, Phillips, James River. wheat,
Haxail & Co.
Brig Prentiss Hobbs Cardenas, sugar, c. T.
Workman Co.
SAILED,
Schr. 0rianna, Tuttle, New York mdse. d. { W.
Currie.
BERMuD. HUNDRED, July 3l.-Arrivei. Ship Pep
prrel Twamley, from Hampton Roads Palmer &
ClOpton.
NEw ORLEANS. July 23.-Arrived, Schr. 0nrest
Thompsun, Richmond.
NEW YORK, July 3I.-Arriyeh, Schr. Lydia Ann
VOORHEES,, Richmond and City Point
NEW YORK July 3l.-Arriyed Schr H. Price. John.
son. Richmond.
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The MOrn0ns.

If the reports current nj Washington, referred
to 10y the Philadelphia North American, bc true
there is probability of practical issue being
made with the Mormons which will involve a col,
lision with the United States forces under Gen.
Harvey. 1t is said that the Mormons have repu.
dated the forms Of title to lands procurable at the
national land offices, and there are none Of them
who hold their possessions by that which is the
only legal tender. The ramor is in WASHINGTON
that on this issue they will be assailed AMI oblyod
to 60 through the regular proceedings or be eject
cd This Is something tangible If they prove in.
tractable they will b. elected by military force
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ePUCIAL NOTICES.


nH- To THE CIrfzEss OF RICHMOND,
VINO srBscHrBrp Mostr roR rHr PrRrosE OF PrR-
Ar meeting 81 Niagara Fire Cnfnpany, No. 5. loid
company the following preamble an resoluti"ns
were adopted: =
whereas, the money collected from the citizens OF
Richmond for the purpose Of purchasing iIose Car
riag- for Niagars Company, No. ;, having D'Fh
sn,,aniered nv Capt oscar fioode fH his OVID pur-
poses together with other none PLACED in his hands
tnr III. rIIrose of paying the debts OF the Company
amonntfng 10 near one thousand dollsrs, be having
acknowledged the fact and having no way oil re-
funding the said money. we nave hsreGy ,., Az.
banded. and the citizens are impatient to Know VIVA.
has become of the money. We nave thoash. pL9Isf
20 p,hlish the above facts and clear our own skirts
" Resolved, md That Capt. Goods be unanimously
expelled from the Company.
misrepresente Ut the fire on the BASIN the Gay We
di-banded and not having had an expiaiilloh uh.i
too at 20 correct ourselves. We intend TO inrn new
Company and hereby appeal to the fire pepaf'neh'
'''" '''' WM.s. O'BRIEN. Chairman.
WV III. SrYwArsR. Sccy. au III
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PRIoEs-PRICH & WATKINS will sell, for a limited
period, the following STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
cost and at reduced prices, in order to diminish then
stock to the lowest point before making their fs
purchases.
Rich Brocatle Flouuced silk Robes
Colored Brocade and Bayaderc Chene Silks
Checked, Striped and Cross-bsr do
Black Brocale. Ottoman and RadZmiT do
Plain Black Gros de Rhine and POult do Sol Sllks
Corded and Plain BLACK for mourning) do
Beautiful Plain and Printed French Bareges
Chintzco0red Organize and Bare8e Robes
Plain and Printed French Challies
Beautiful MlaneSe Robes new style
Colored and Black Silk Grenadne
Colored and Black Silk Grape DE- Paris
Crepe Meretz. Chaly Ombre ana Challie Berege
Elegant French de LANES. for Spring
Plain and Printed Jac0ncts and OrSsndies
Solid colored French Cambricsand Briuiantes
French AMI English Prints ana Ginghsms
Chntz-CoOred aud plain white Brilliante
Bombaznes, TanIartine and Canton Cloth
Supnrb Point n 'lnaxule Collars and Sleeves
Applique Brussels and Guipure do
yalenciennes, Honiton and Lace trm'd do
Real French Muslin, Cambria and Linen do
Lace Capes and Berthas and fine Thread Laces
Rich Embroidered Cambria and Muslic Bands
Cambria and Linen Edgings and Insertings
Infants wrought Bodies and Dresses
Splendid En- b. Linen Camhric and Lawn Hdkt
Real Black Thread Lace Wells
Silk Nantes and TanIas in great variety
White and rOlored Stella ShHwls and Scarfs
Col and blk French Cloths AMI Cas5meres
Silk Linen and MarSeilles Vestings
Twceds Nankinetts and Linen Drillngs
Plantation Osnahnrgs, striped and plain
Maryland Penitentiary Plaids handsome pattern
Brown and Bicackhd Domestics, all grades
Whaebone, Steele and Gutta PPrcha Skirts
Manila, Cactus, Mohar and Cambria do
Dress Trimmings and Bonnet Ribbons
Hosiery and Gloves in great variety
GauZe and Cotton Shirts AMI Drawers
Mar=cle- Quilt and Furniture Fringe
DamaSk Table Cloths and Napkins
Ifuckahack ami Damask Towels
Pillow Sheet R& and best Irish Linen
Superior Va FNed Cloths. for farm hands
Our stock Will be constantly rcplcnished, and keep
complete with the newest things they appear j.
the Northern markets. In thus offering fer the NE
sent our new and splendid stock on terms 20 advan
taHeous to buyers il il needless. hope to aasur,
our friends and the public, that mean what W,
say. Hence they may expect 10 he offered many
styles of goods at prime cost and others At rence|
prices. PRICE Il WATKINS
l-Im NAarIy re Pr Ann
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LOSS OF THE BARK MANAsC0 WITH FIFTY
SWEDISH PASSENGERS.

B0sT0y, Aug 1st.-A dispatch from II: flsrIs'
M,,rplnn. dated July 9Th. states that the bark
Monasco of Warren. Maine, from iottenhurg FOR
New York was totally lost near Burin, NeWionnn'
land. on the us ult, together with fifty sSeedish
steerage passengers The Captain and his vile,
the crew and six passengers were saved The crew
and the six passengers were landed at st. Pierre,
and were sent on to New York in the brig Louis
Giles. by the American Consul The Captain goes
hon,a via Sidney
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AoND-Eldar RO. r. STUBBS. Natural Sci ,
enCes and English Literature. Rev, =. X. zC,
IRA WICK (of y. 60. Mental and NOrd So
PHILOSOPHY. Ancient Languages and Mathe- IL
matcs
Miss c. +. DRAKE, Modern Languages.
Mr.. +. A. NEW IiISER Professor of Instrumental
Music.
Mrs :. r. TRAwICK, Vocal and Piano Music AMI
DrnamPutais.
The Scholastic year Embrace two sessions Of fvs
months each.
The lat commencing 18th of September, the mi
on the 18th Of February.
TfRNa SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board including every 81
Tuition in Primary English branches 10
Complete English cOurs" md Nath"maics.........i IS
Ancient and Modern Ian yuages eArh ......,......S
Painting. pro~ing. any Ornamental branch,
eaCh..;....:
Music on the Piano and singing -
Poe. payable quarterly. in advance. for fusther
particulars z-e circulars AMI address Elder r. y
sTUBRs or the undersigned. 81
au l--3ts A u, STUBS, Sfc'y u. p. L.
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WAGON ROUTE EXPEDITION DRIVEN BACK.

ST. PAULs, MIN, Aug. 1.-t0l. Noble, snpern-
tendent of the wagon route, south Pass IS here
and has suspended operations for the present The
encampment Mt Big Sioux il broken up, on account
of their further progress of the party, being VIC
lently opposed by the Yankton Indians, and the
party reiterated so miles to Fort Ridgely. The OBJ
iections of the Yankton's to Mobiles party, cross
ing the country is that it will brighten the buf1a
loes. their sole mons of subsistence. Col Noble
is to hold convention in August but if treating
fail. he will press despite hostities.
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DIED,

At Morristown, New Jersey, on the 18th July
LAURA SANFORD BURR, wife of WIN. l. Burr.
Of this city, and daughter of the late Hon. Lewis III
IL. sanford Of New York.
On the LIST August Of Pneumonia ROB ERT
MITCHELL, aged months. son Of Geo 5. and Mary
Jane Stutz.
Ills hard to part with one So dear,
As thee our gentle boy.
No more on earth thy smiles to SEQ,
The smiles that gave III JOY.
But we will try and meet thee
In that bright land of bliss,
Where smiles of Joy and happiness
Can never. never cease.
Baltimore Annapolis and Washington papers please
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Ed-IP ALL OUR READERS who are troubled with
Liver Complaint, Jaundice or Dyspepsia, will read
the advertisement in another column of Dr. SAN
FORps INvIGoRAroR, and then try bottle. we should
not many sckly, despirng people rs now meet
gaze at almost corner for there never wasa
remedy Of which much has been said and that per-
forms nearly what ta propretors say ii will do 1t
came to 90 highly recommended that We could not
fail TO try il, and trial convinced U.s. without doubt
that it is the best family medicine in We take it for
Headache Sour Stomach. Biliousness and any Of the
little bodily ills that commonn and it does pro
duce pleasant state offeelng to the sick and what
is better after using it few times, these little ills
grow less and less and there is prospect of being
entirely free from them BY continuance in the u-e
of the Invigorator. Now wish to impress our road
with this that the Iuyi2orator ia medicine par
ticularly adapted to family and whore there are
children subject to little diseases. all children are
it is invaluable and ysisians bills and an u!
told amount Of anguish both TO mothers and their
little ones.-.Sciot0 GtIzstts.
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, and ADIs GRAY,
agents for Richmond au I--d&c2w
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have Induced me TO publish a q
SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH. :
II will appear about the ID July next will be printed
with new type will contain twenty eight columns OF
reading matter and In size and proportions will re-
sefnble the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription VIII
be only --,-s---.ss-~-----~-
TWO DOLLARS PER ANSUM IN ADVANCE,
1t will contain all the news Of the day-Politicai.
Domestic, Foreign Miscellaneous and Commercial
together with Editorials and entertaining Literature
Especial attention will bc paid to the markets. which
will he regularly and accurately reported 1t will be
indeed NEWSPAPER In the most comprehensive
sense presenting Ineligible narratives OF every
thing that transpires, and communicating promptly
and suceinctIy all kinds Of information appropriate
to the Newspaper.
There are only semi-weekly mails in many parts
of the State and this seni-weckly edition of the Dir
patch meets the wants of the people supplied by
those n.ils
Every branch Of the paper is entrusted TO capable
gentlemen, and the Daily and Weekly Dispatch are
examples OF the enterprise with which it will be sus-
tanned.
Those who want the sEMI.wEEKLY DISPATCH
will please send in their orders at once 30 that their
subscriptions may begin with the first number. Ad-
dress the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual rat 80
and ~ the Semi W eekly edition will no doubt be
widely circulated it will be advantageous medium
for communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the Weekly, as well as the
semi-weekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly i'm
proved, and the three papers will be sent to sub
scribers at the following
Low RATES:
Daily Dispatch. per snnnm
semi-Weekly Dispatch.............s2p per amman.
Weekly Dispatch....".............slp per annum.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
There are no cheaper journals in the Unien, and
neither labor nor expense will be spared TO make
them among the best newspapers of the city
j. A. COWARDIN.
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nsss~ ToTrY's SUPERIOR Tonic BrrrERs.

Fhpse Ritters are tonic stomachic and aromatic and
ail be found To excel any now in usc. Prepared
from p,siy rsOSfdhS remedies possessing the power
20 cure di-ase without injury 10 the htdHh or cOnsti
tuition. They are highly recommended for tho euro
dyspepsia d0uS ard ferer choltc orurps If The so
mach aud b0ICeis HsTrGUS and general dc!itg, on2of,
IolrHtss Of 9 ,irits didrrh0G, &c.
Person & hose Sys;eTns havo hecome derSngcd BIZ
imprudeI. eating or drinking, will find these bitters
quck and excellent restorative
Neatly put up in pint BOTTLES. None genuine with
nut the litho2raph Of the Proprietor, and the ftc
iHsi> of his signature upon each bottle. Full drec-
tons accompany esh bottle. Price SC.
Prepared and Add wholseale and retail by II. W.
TOTTY, No 100 Cary street, Kichmond. Va.
RJr liberal discount to the trade.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY.

HIGHLANDS, N. Y, Aug. IA young man named
Alfred 7. Moses, barkeeper at the Sea View House
had his throat cut about half past o'clock TINS
morning, while in bed. He lived about three nours
after Coroner Connery, of New York, held an
ante-mortem examination in which the man stated
that the book-keeper Of the house, one Donneliy,
did cut his throat and then robbed him OF a con-
siderable sum of money. part OF which ne had won
in Gambling, from Donneily. last night. Donnelly
is in custody. A portion Of the money was found
in the water-closet.
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The Superintendent Of Castle Garden. New York.
has prepared tables showing the destination and
amount of money possessed by all the emigrants
who arrived at the port of New York during the
eleven months previous to July 80, 1856. The to-
tai number 105707; amount Of cash capital.
s5,203.4sO.sI. OF tho immigrants only 1885, hav-
ing 1924 SsS.T3, were bound for the slave States.
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER
POOL AND ST. JOHNS.

HALIFAX, August 1.-rrivate adyices from Eng
land state that the Home Government has guaran
teed $1,000 Dor annum in addition to CT 900 given
by the Province to aid in the establishment of steam
between England and st. Johns
Newfoundland. 1t il contemplated to run steam
err fprtnightIy, by making an arrangement with
the North Atlantic Steamship Company-thus Civ
ing the Provinces, with the trips Of the Cunard
steamers mail from Liverpool weekly.
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rrLnoRAPHrc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
STEAM COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN Eng
% IAND AND NEWFOUNDLAND.

H,uPAx. August Private advices from ing
land are TO the effect that the British 8overnmehs
has agreed to guarantee $4,000 sterling per annum
In addition 10 the CT 900 granted by Newfonnhiana
for direct steam communication between England
and St Johns, v. T., and that az Mr. Cunard de-
elnes Terminating his mail contract for ST. John
until its expiration in 1853. an arrangement VIII
probably be made with the North Atlantic steam
Company to run a steamer fortnightiy between
Liyernool and st Johns This, with the mail
brought by the Cuuard steamers to this port ana
hence forwarded to st. Johns. will give the new
foundland people weekly mails from Liverpool.
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Boston. July 3O.--The steamer Admiral was seized
Yesterday afternoon under warrant of Judge
Sprague for illegally having board quantities Of
liquor Bail will be given, and the steamer will,
usual. make her trips tn st. John, n. b.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Sales in New Saturday, Of 5000 Virginia 6s at
$9li.. and $500 at go.
Flour ground from new wheat, at the Rialto Mills
Petersburg, received in New York Saturday, and
sold at $3.50.
The Fredericksburg News Of Saturday SAYS we
hear sale 81 81 for immediate delivery in the
ml-$l Co. red and white on the rivHr-3ud 81 20 for
wheat now in the straw. deliverable this month.
There decline in the offers Satur,lay -Sl 40
for red and $50 for white, deliverable this month";
Tn, Treasurer of the State Of Virginia has given
public notice that he VII be PreParrd on the 3l+t DC
bonds These bonds are held by capitalists in Great
Britain.
The imports of foreign dry goods at New York for
last week ara very large. eing nearly S4,0(N coo
while the quantity of goods thrown upon the market
are in excess of this amount about Si0nOOl.
The receipts of new wheat at Alexandria, so far
have been fair, considering the late harvest and the
unfayorahle weather for getting out the grain; and
the quality il generally good.
The canal boat j. Crawford, arrived at Alexandria
Friday morning early, with li6 tons Of Cumberland
coal to the Allegheny Mining Company The Cap
tain reports that about 20 more boats loaded wifi,
coal are their way down the canal. Now that
navigation has been fully resumed, there will be no
more definitions to chronicle and the season will
prove profitable one.
s77i: Ohio s. 80: City Mills SIS, ''''''
Wheat is steady; white sleo@l65. Corn Is hrmer;
Whisky is steady. City g. Ohio 3OJzc
NEW YORK. Aug. Flour Is buoyant; sales of e. 500
hbls; State s6.io@6.A5; Ohio s65j@s7io; Southern
Wheat is improving; sales of $500 bushels; white
Corn is heavy; satos of 1900 bushels; white 81;
Whisky is improving. at 82c for Ohio.
RICHMOND MARKETS, AUGUST ].
FL0IR-Thcre was nothing doing IN Flour Satur.
day. The nominal quarters are 8 for canal and
$3.50 for extra, wholesale The retail prices are 50
WHEAT.-sslcs of Wheat, Saturday, at sls5 for
red; sl75 for white.
CORN.--We quote Corn Mt 40 cents.
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Old Point.

Inc company at Old Point is still very large aud
very brilliant The army officers add greatly TO
tue "tf@cuSeness of the society. They are gene
ia''y hishiy educated aud accomplished gentle
men, ana the buttons have a fascination which
oody can Withstand. We informed that civil
ias stand no chance at all In contest with the but
tons for the regards Of the ladies. One of these
young warriors cut out a whole phalanx Of
statesmen and lawyers as easily Louis Napoleon
used up the French Assembly.
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HEAVY RAINS SOUTH.

AUGUSTA. GA August "A deluge of rain fell
in the country between Macon, Ga. and Montgom-
cry Ala. Friday. Bridges were washed away. EN-
hankments are gone and the trains are stopped.
Tho crops are damaged by the food. The rains
continue daily throughout the Sonth and the rivers
are rising rapidly.
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10, FIRST Class TnFtTIIts TAN nc III IVI ~ NVS' NJ
the Steam Gallery. l39 Main street
BH-To MERCHANTS. MECHANICS AND OTHERS.-Aler
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS. BILL-HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
ERS, &C. &c. printed, invited to call Mt onr eK-
tensive Job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety of type embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS. large and small, Bust
ness and Visiting plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
celei.
Wedding Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style.
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de-
scription Of Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets where can be some of tho finest speci
mems fprinting ever executed in this country
JNO. D. UAMMERSLEY l. co.
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nrn,pr1rRE OF TILE NIERICA

HALIFAX. Friday, July 81 ls5I.-The X. W. steam
ship America arrived here from Boston at clock
this morning, aud sailed again for Liverpool at 81
o'clock. The weather il calm and cloudy.
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FIlfering the Wafer.

Sea the remarks of ID" one of the most inteIli-
gent and practical men in the city, upon the prac-
tcability Of fltering the abominabIe stuff called
water, which our citizens ironically invited to
RrinL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

pen- BAKERY, FrxruREs, &C., FOR
sALE-Ths subscriber. intending 10 move 70 the
country offers for sale his BAKE HOUSE and sT0aE
FIXTURES: an Oven In excellent repair; Cracker
Machinesn good order, DC For t6s Bakery business
the Store IL the most desirable Brad street: has
established CUSTOM and can be rented immediate.
ly By the purchaser. AppiS ~
WI D0Ds
au l-6ts 2l2 Broad street
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s1s~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

EklS@ SPECIAL NOTICE.--K NJ OVAL
MRS. G.. j. ALLEN has removed her DRESS MA
KING ROOM from No. lilo Main street, four door.
below Governor street over Mr.. L. IL. Kpachs Trim
ming Store, neyt to Messrs T. X. Price Co. BcinL
in receipt of the latest fashions she is prepared
execute all work in the shortest possible time
in the most fashionable manner All orders from thu
country will be promptly attended to. A cab u re
specially solicited Z. J. ALLEN.
my II-3m
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Practices in all the Courts held the city Of Rich
mond and attends rsgnlarly the County and Circuit
Courts of Chesterfield, Ilenrico. Hanover aud King
William counties
aE-0ffce over the store Of p. Johnston Brother,
No lI5 Main street ly l-Sm
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AMERICAN TE4cr SocIETY.--The receipts of the
american Tract Society. during the month of June
were s322l2. Rev. J. NJ. stephenson, elected ons
Of the Secretaries In place Of Rev Il. 4. Cook. re
signed, has entered upon the duties of his Office.
Mr. Is OF the Old School Presbyterian church, and
mas been pastor OF the church at New Albany, Ind.
for the last eight years.
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s6yHAIR Currixa.-To the Citizen

and Strangers visiting the City-If ron wish 10 get
your Hair cut In the latest and most improved styis
I would advise you to call on U0BSOS. at his Hair
Cut eng Room, under the American Hotel-en,rsnee
on 18th street.
" Blot Cold and shower BIFHs can he had ~
all hours Single Baths q cents. tickets for Oh.
mp B-tf
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Mary Heagney was killed at Dolhi New York,
on the 10Th ult, by her husband because his sun
per was not ready.
There were Is murders in New York drring tba
month of July.
Two sharks were seen in tho Potomac at Alex
dria, Va, Friday.
Negro Charles, convicted of killing Mr.. n =
Yates, was hung last week, at Richmond Madison
parish, La.
There are only 800 Indians in Florde-onIv fftv
of whom are able to bear arms. '
Twentyeight young men left Savannah on Tucs.
day, TO join the newly raised cavalry regiment in
Florida.
Six hundred slaves, members Of the " soptbcrn
Benevolent Society, had dinner in New Orleans
last week.
Tho Nashville Preshytery, Old School a nd tho Nav
School Preshyiery Of West Tennessee have been
united.
John Mountz, for 66 years clerk Of the corpora.
tion OF Georgetown, ID. T., died on Saturday.
Tho Toronto CoiOnist chronicles the arrival of
Nv. III. Seward, ex President OF the United States;
Dir. Henry Dawson. a citizen Of Prince William
county, Virginia, was drowned In Occoquan river
last week s..
Tho Mayor OF Alexandria has appointed delegates
TO tho Southern Commercial Convention.
An enterprisiRg coal merchant In Worcester
paid $50 for the privilege of ascending in a bal
loon. .....
The American Association for The advancement
Of education, will meet at Albany on Thursday.
August the 9th.
Oyster dredging is forbidden In England between
the 18th of May and the 18th of August
large number of books have been stolen from
the British Museum, by some personj yet un-
known.
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nathist offers hs professional services 10 tho eit
gems of Richmond and it's vicinity. once Main
street opposite the Exchange Baak, al-o at his rrs
dence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
IL t-5m
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WH0RTLERERRIEs.--These berries were never more
abundant than at the present season, In the lower
are filled with them, and hundreds Of people are
now engaged in gathering them for market.
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MAGNIFICENT Acknowledgement Meurice of
Paris, is now making splendid mirror, set in
is intended as present TO the favorite Sultana
whose extravaganza is said TO be without bounds