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A Beautiful Vessel.

We paid visit recently to the Sally Magee. the
new and beautiful bark, which belongs to the
Messrs. Currie. and lies in the dock at the
foot Of 18th street She is not large vessel being
Of only three hundred tons burthen, l12 feet long
Is feet beam and IL a feet depth of hold; but she
il the pTettcst and most complete specimen of shin
building we remember to have ever seen,-a perfect
gem of marine architecture. Viewed from the Old
Market, with her exquisite model, her white sail.
hanging in graceful drapery from the yards and
bright flags flying from each of her taperiug masts
she is really the most picturesque and attractive
looking object we ever saw on James River
Indeed, we understand this clipper is considered
The handsomest vessel ever turned out from Balti-
more, which builds the abandonment ships in the
world. No expense has been spared in her con-
strucon, especially in regard to strength being as
solid and substantial the best of wood and metal
and the highest shipbulding art can make her
Her decks faultlessly clean; her brass work
shines like gold; her cabin, with its handsome fun
niture, and its rosewood and mahogany pannelinc
polished, and inlaid with gilt is elegant as ladys
boudoir; the state rooms the snuggest and
most comfortable apartments of the kind we have
ever seen in vessel of her size We observed on
the centre table of the cabin elegant silver
trumpet, presented by Mr. Jno j. AbrahaIna, of Bal
timore, the builder The Magee has quite n num-
Der Of valuable improvements, not common i'll YES
sells of her class She has two capstans one Oh the
forecaste; and a force pump, used in washing
decks, ana Of great value i'll case of fro. Some
idea of her sailing qualities may be formed from
the fact that on her passage from Baltimore here,
with only light breezes she left behind one Of tbs
Baltimore and Richmond steamers with great ease.
The sally Magee" is commanded by Capt }.
W. Clements thorough seaman and an efficient
and oblging officer. She is destined for the Rio
trade. Her enterprising proprietors deserve no
little credit for making such addition to the
climbing OF Richmond
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The Paris Elections.

The election of three " Republicans" from Paris
10 tho Legislative Chamber, caused cOnsols In Lon
don to go down. In France it does not seem to
have caused much apprehension. The result,
however is not without Significance. Paris Is full
Of explosive materials, and Paris, in general leads
France. Cavaignac, one of the three Republicans.
is man Of mark, and hitherto, friend Of order.
but political stability is not unvarying charar-
teristic of French statesmen. The majorities of
the Republicans we're small. 1t IL not easy to per
ceive what practical results will follow their cleo
ton. Louis Napoleon snufled out whole legisla-
ture, Cayagnac among them, one dark night, and,
if the three Republicans prove refractory, may re-
peat the experiment on small scale, without much
difficulty. lie has half Paris, the whole OF the ru-
raj districts and all the army at his back Never
theess, revolution is possible, and the death OF
Napoleon, from assassination, within the bounds
Of probability. The Parisians, gallant but mer-
curial people, do not like monotony.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Port Of Richmond, July 22-Hgh Wdter 81. O'cloct.
ARRIVED,
schr. Cerito, Crowell, Boston. mdse., D. W. Cur
RE.
Schr. john Rhoades, Rocklsnd, lime. L. Libby.
Schr. Mary l.. johnson, Cheser, Baltimore lumber,
Jas. Gum.
Schr. VIM. L. Jones, Dawes, Philadelphia. coal, Il.
o. Ha5kinr.
Schr. Uncle Tom, Rood, Halifax, fish, Bacon Bas-
keryill
SAILED,
Steamer Norfolk. Kelley, Philadelphia, mdse. and
passengers, Ii. 4. futile.
Propeller b. Z. Shentteller, Booth, down the river
light
Schr. D. Herbert, Myers, down the river light.
schr. Whitman Phillips, Mount, down the river
light.
schr. NJ. C. Hopkins. Malsbury, Baltimore, in bal
last
Schr. VIM. Hone Weaver, New York, coal, Y. Il
r. Coal Co.
Schr. Danville, Chester, New York, mdse., D. 4 ".
Currie.
Schr. AMOS Fakenburg Rogers. Baltimore, in bal
last.
Ship Zephyr (of Boston,. King, from the Chinchs
Islands for Alexandria, Va, is stated in dispatch
from the latter place dated Plat 10 have gone ashore
Kettle Bottom Shoals lately but that 10 Injury to
her In apprehended.
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southern s,eamors to EUROPE.

The Washington States understands that some
public spirited southerners have been examining
he plans for the magnificent line Of steamers TO b.
constructed for the CALIFORNIA; trada. and have In
sited estimates and proposals from It's proprietor
apt Henry Randall now In New York, for a first
lass ocean steamer.
These gentlemen, II Ia said. have partially agreed
to form company of 400 shares, at $1,000 each fol
the construction Of four wheeled steamer Of 500
tons-415 feet In length, over all, by SO feet beam
with extensive accommodations for passengers and
freight. II Is added that in order to secure tht
shareholders handsome dividend on their snoscfip
tions each share il to bear coupons emitting 'h'
owner a passage ont TO Europe aud BACK NJ Any
time on the steamer every year. As these passass'
coupons transferable the shareholders are 'l'&
secure of per centage on their investment at th'
rate of 400 passage across the Atlantic; and the
proposers are very sanguine that the stock will BE-
taken in time to have their steamer ready for sea
by the lat Of June next
Baltimore and Norfolk are the ports on this side
mentioned for the steamer.
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Transportation of Negroes from AT
RIGA to the West Indies,

Although the Earl of Clarendon says he has no
official information of the fact, the London Daily
News declares that it is nevertheless quite true
that the French government has entered into a
contract with Marseilles house for the supply of
$1,000 Africans to Guadaloupe and Martinique-
The contract was signed by the French minister
Of Marine and Foreign Affairs, and Messrs Regis
the Marseilles traders, on the 18th Of March
The negroes are TO work under an engagement
for ten years at little over two dollars month
out Of which each negro 80 imported has to pay at
the rate Of SO cents month the cost Of his trans
port estimated at about thirty-six dollars Messrs
Hogis TO receive hundred dollars for each admit
immigrant
SO far as appears, not word is said In the con
tract binding Messrs. Regis to ship only negroes
who voluntarily tender themselves for emigration
or not to pay money to induce negroes to come on
board their vessels. The wages they receive being
less for a month than the wages for week in the
adjoining British possessions, it is no wonder that
the British statesmen are much exercised thereby
and that they propose to follow the example
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AND COMMERCIAL


The f,llowins Is comparative statement Of the
condition of the Bansof the city Of New York July
nth toJuly 18th, 1871:
2 Loans. Specie. circ'n. Dep'.s;
5 5"Iy :Iss s is ss ss ssssss
Showing an increase Of Loans 1886 .fS
an increase Of spesie,.............. sls, .ee
ale rease Of Crenlaton s ~ .ai
decrease Of undrawu Deposits lrSjz,5si
The Bank statement Is q favorable one. The I'M
drawn deposits less bat half million Of deposits
have been changed to capital.
RICHMOND MARKETS, JuLr 2.
WMEAT-We Still quote si65 for prime Red:
Sis for prime white. Very little arriving, : .
CORN-A cargo sold to-day Mt e6c We bear, ney-
ertbeless of smaller sales Of depot Corn at slgio
The market quiet.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YosE, July 22.-Flour is depressed and has
declinsd 5(gIOcState s6156l6.i0; Ohio 8; 3ogI >:
Southern 81. iO6s7.70. Wheat unsettled-White SIG
Va. 6s 9i5s. Sale of $1,000 do. yesterday at ss2
BALr,MoRK, July Flour steadynliowa ard Street
Corn better-Yellow si6po3c; White s7go9
RECEIPTS
BIZ CANAL, RAILROADS AND RIVER.
For the week ending July 18th, 1857.
By THE PETERSBURG ROADS, hhds Tobacco; ~ empty
Flour Bhls; l6l2 Iron Castings; 30 cords Woot;
~ 80 Lumber and Board measured; 6,35l pounds
Rags; as tons Coal; ~ 59 miscellaneous Articles;
II bbls Turpentine.
By THE CENTRAL RoAD.-3n hh,ls, IS pkgs Tobacco;
1914 bushels Corn; l32 do Meal pa do Wheat; II I
do Oats; 263 bbls Flour; bales Shucks; % do
Bags; 20 bbls Whiskey; 30 do Alum " atsr: 3do
Ale: . bales Wool; boxes Shoes rolls Leather;
II empty Bills; 10 Arm Chairs; bales Domestic
Cloth; 80 bundles Paper; lg7 Sheep; 3 Calves; 80
boxes Butter; IL do Chickens; ~ do Eggs; lTpkgs
Sundries.
By THE PREpERIcKsBURG ROAD-l3 hhds, : pkgs To-
bacco: $3.50 bushels Corn: l26 do Oats: IS do Meal
5000 feet Lumber; 3s4 tons Coal: II cords W ood
81 bags Rags; boxes Glass; hhds Cruckery
Ware; 70 empty Bbls lot Furnitsre; Wheat
Machine Teals boxes Butter; do Chickens;
do Eggs: IL pkgs Sundries.
BIZ THE LOWER JAMES RIVER, per steamcrs-2l0 boxes
kegs Beer; $50 bbls ~ boxes Sugar; 30 hhds Ale
62 boxes CheeSe loO bbls Liquor, &c; IS bags
Charcoal; - hhds Bacon 80 bags Coffee, 80
boxes Tin; 25 chests Tea " bbls Oil; IS cases LcO
rice 20 rolls Leather,
During the week New York, 2 Philadelphia, 2 Bal
timore steamers assorted cargoes Md5e.
EXPOkTS-COASTWISE
PER STEAMERS.
To NEW lORK-6 hhds and 1909 pkgs Tobacco; , bbls
Smoking do hhds Ale; ~ chests Tea.
To PHLADELPHIAg30 pkgs Tobacco; 20 rolls Leather;
40 bales Yarn; % bales Rags; ~ do Domestics s
do Skim; 5 bags WOOL no empty Bbls
70 BiLTIMoRE-l0hhdssn aud 2670 pkgs Tobacco; bales
Wool ~ hhds Tobacco Stems; do Skins: Is bags
Their; bundles Bags; 4 boxes Carriers Spanish
Mixture; Is bbs Rish; G. empty Bbla,
FOREIGN.
To YENICR per ship Erie-5sS hhds. Tobacco.
To LIVERPOOL, per ship Muscon9us-7fy hhds Tor
haCCo.
To BRISTOL, per bark Indian Queen-i3s hhds To-
bacCO.
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THE WEATHER.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July 2l.-There was a success
sion of severe thunder storms here from l to )
o'clock this morning. The large house of Mr.. Asa
Hoyt. on La Fayctte street, struck by light
ming and four chambers, in which were seven
sleepers, were badly torn, but fortunately no life
was lost owing it is supposed, to the gas and fur
mace pipes conducting the fluid downward. There
was no lightning rod attached to the building.
WALPoLE n H.. July 21.-Holis Gates Of Gil
sum. was instantly killed yesterday by lightning,
and his brother at the same time seriously par
alyzed. A young lady was also struck down BY it
The thunder and lightning was ter
rife
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The University.

The TACT that four hundred students have already '
engaged ior the next session of the University Of
virginia, Is cheering sign for the future. 1t il
believed th"t the number at the next session will
rise as high as eight hundred. Another year more,
ana We may see thousand there The popularity
oi th's great seat OF learning is increasing with
equal steadiness and rapidity 1t ia destined 70 h
the great Southern University, an as super,or In
numbers and prosperity It sin real meri, 10 on
othsr University 10 the United states.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.

The Memphis Bulletin says that the effects of
the opening of this road through in the increase of
travel and trade over 1t, exceed all anticipation
The trains are thronged daily with travellers The
Bulletin is of opinion that the increase of the bu
siness on the road clearly reveals the coming ne
cessity for an extension Of the road, through d.
rect to Chattanooga, on the south side of the Ten
ne0see river With the route through Virginia and
East Tennessee finished 1t is futile to expect that
The single track of the Nashville and Chattanooga
company can do the business that will be thrown
upon It,
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DIED,

Suddenly on the morning ofthe 22d inst, OF the
residence Of his father. DANIEL HULSCHER, son
Of J. H. Hulscher, in the 18th year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
quested to attend his funeral, from his fathers resi-
denCe. on 81. between Leigh anu jackson and SITS,
at ga O'clock this afternoon without further notice
May he rest IN peace
On yesterday, 22d inst. at 10 o'clock at his resi-
dence, near Petersburg Mr. GEORGE WHlTLOCkE,
Ii. l.I,...nr
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TELE0RAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
FROM KANSAS.

ST. TArIs July 2o.-Kansaz advices state that a
municipal ticket was elected in Lawrence on the
18th of July when Mr.. Blood was elected Mayor.
The State Convention was closing up its session at
Topeka. Martin j. Barrett had been nominated TOR
Congress Tho Convention which nominated him
was very large and its proceedings were character
lied BY the utmost unanimity and Enthusiasm
The Topeka Constitution or State Government was
unanimously sustained, and it will be submitted to
the people st the August election. The City Gov
eminent of Iawrepce has not yet passed any act
nor done any business
szcosD DISPATCH.
81. LOUIS July 22-0n the sth inst, Gov. Wal
ker entered Lawrence, with companies Of u ).
Dragons, under Col. Cooke. The people Of Law
renee determined to pay attention to him aud
not to negotiate with him. Gov. W. has warrants
for all the city officers elected and for other prom
nent citizens.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HA- ASSURANCES or EvERY KIsD.-Life
insurance on White Persons and Slaves. Fire Insu
raneeon Dwelling Houses. Furniture. stores. aud
rrhandiye generally Marine assurances, on Yes
seis Cargo and Freight TO all parts Of the world and
Inland Insurance Of all kinds can DE effected upon
the most favorable and satisfactory terms at the De
neral Insurance Office Pearl street next TO Ed ID.
Eschos, and opposite J. n. Gordon's
c. r. BRfCKES,
IN A-st General Insurance Agent.
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ST. LOUIS, July 29-The extensive willow and
wooden ware establishment of Messrs Lavender 4
Marston was destroyed by fire last night. The
amount of the loss is unknown. Insurance S20,Ooo.
The Mourse House was damaged to the amount Of
1000 but il is fully insured,
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nl,E. SpECIAL NOrICE-RENovAr

Hl3y" SPECIAL NoTICE.-R ENovAL.--
MRS. C. J. ALLEN has removed her DRESS MA
below Governor street, over Mr.. p II. Keachs Trim
ming store next to Messrs. 7. X. Price Co. Bslux
in receipt Of the latest fashions she IL prepared
to execute all work in the shortest possible time and
in tho most fashionable manner. All orders from the
country will be promptly attended TO- A eau Is re
sptcifully solicited L. J. ALLEN.
my linn
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HE- STEAM PORTRAITs.-We would advise all the
Daguerre"type Artists Of Richmond to initiate the
enterprising firm of TYLER Co, of 1879 Main street
to make good work and reduce their prices and our
word for it they would have to complain ui
duh business. TYLER Co.'S prices not only the
lowest but their Pictures the best Of any taken in the
city. They have an experienced operator at each
hnInrh
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loss or 4 FRENCH PRIGATE.

BosToy, July 22--The loss of French frigate, oil
the coast Of New Foundland, is confirmed. She Was
large iron steamer, named the Newton Sa9ot
Captain De yarmoux The Captain and crew were
savRl
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The MORNING RAY il the title of a monthly paper
inst commenced in this city, devoted to the promo
ton Of Missionary efforts at home and abroad, by
the New School Presbyterian Church" 1t is edi-
ted by Mr. ?. b. PRIcE, Of this city, assisted BY Rev
G.. W. LErBCES. of Liberty. 1t is Handsomely
printed by Macfarlane 4 Ferguson. Mr.. Price il a
ready writer and zeaIously enlisted in the cause to
which he devotes his paper. 1t is published at 81
cents per anuunl.
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES.

new YORK July 22.-Archbishop Hughes is out
in long letter in the Herald replying to the publ
cation in the Times that he had been deposed. II
ID severe and excoriates the paper, asserting that
the statement is totally false.
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BsS~HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting this City.-U you wish to get
your Hair cut in the latest and improved stys
| would advise you to cAl on H0HsOS, at his Hair
Cutting ROon under the American Hotel-eptrancs
18th street
n. Blot, Cold and shower BArEs can be had at
all hours. Single Baths Is cents. tickets for 81
ap D-tf
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[szcosD DISPATCH. !
FROM MEXIn.

New YoRE. July 22.-Dates from Laguna, Yucatan,
to the 18th ult says that the city WAS healthy but
the vomito had made its appearance at Vera Cruz
and Campsachy.
There was an unsuccessful attempt at revolution
at Laguna, the night Of the 10th Jnne, the OBJ
ject being to depose the present government.
Three Mexican vessels of war, built in New York
a few years since, have been condemned to be sold
at auction.
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INnIAN AGGRESSION.

CHICAGO, July 22.-The removal of the troops
from Fort Ripley, has so embodened the Chippewa
Indians, that they have driven the entire Mission
airy staff from the mission, on LeeCh Lake.
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aSyCAvcERs AND TuxoRs CURED WIT

WI tANCEhs 4 HEU
OUT CUTrfSG.-DR. w. KAHN. late Of PhisdeiphLs.
respectfully offers his services TO ths eitzsns and tho
public generally, for the Of Cancers Tuxnors.
Mouis, Blotches, and all diseases Of the skin. He
can also cure Secret Diseases
He can be- found al his Office 1t the Clifton House
from 10 A. VI. TO 6P NJ
Recommendations can be seen on application.
my ly-~tl3mA
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GREAT BARGAINS.-Unti the 10Th
~ September, We will offer our stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices Many
Of them at and below cost. The assortment Is com.
plete AMI will be kept by constant supplies from
the Northern markets:
Black and Colored Flounced silks
BIZ Gro de Rhine and Mourning Silk
0rganaie and Barge Robes
Plain and Printed Bareges
Do. do Grenadines
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
Plain and Printed Housain de LANES
Bombazines Alpacas, Tamise and Canton Cloth
French, English and American Prints
Briiliants and Ginghams
French Wrought Collars and Shelves
Nalhncennes do. do.
Jaeonet Edges and Insertings
Thread Laces and Edges
Bobbin and lislea Edges and Insertings
Black Lace Wells and Nantes
Spring and Fall Shawls
Hem and Embroidered Cambria Hdkt
Hid Silk and Isle Thread Gloves
SIX and Ga re Merino Vests
Umbrellas and Parasols
White and Colored Marseilles and Dimity Quilts
Table Damask and Napkins
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
Bleached and Brown shifting
bite aud Coiored 0snaburgs
Sheep Grey Sattinetts, Pulled Cloths
Plain and Plaid Linseys
And every other article usually Kept in first class
jy . PARKER, NIMMo 4 Co.
T 00K OUT FOR THE SIGN OF THE
L. RED FLAGl-DRY GOODS AT COST. AT NO
Is MAIN sTREET-Daper Towels, all linen, at 81.
Nantes At reduced rates Hosiery Of ali kinds: Linen
Cambria Hdkfs at Ga and 10 cts worth 50 p.r cent
more Railroad and other style Corsets extra cheap
beautiful Ginghains at l2i cts; Debeges for travelling
dresses at II ets; Umbrellas at half price. Bear IL
mind that am not selling OF ito make room for
new Goods or to alter my store" but to close out
JACOB A. LEVY, IS Main st..
~ 2-2t Next TO r. X. Whites Shoe Store
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

WASHINGTON, July 22-Water was let into the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal yesterday. Immense
quantities of produce and coal are now ahoat. The
boats are expected to arrive here Friday.
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Bh5~ FRESH LEEcHEs.-I have just re-
eeived, BY Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHBS, which VIII BE- applied upon most reason
able terms
y. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to. Can be found at all hours Of the day at tss Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night on 9th street, French Garden Hill.
my Pts K G. HORSON.
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Dr. FRESH FRUITS ALL THE YEAR.--
ARTHUR'S PATENT ALRIGHT sELF-sEALINa
CANS AND JARS, for preserving fresh Fruits To-
mstoes &C. by hermetica sealing. (PnIl direct ope
for putting up Fruit accompany the Cans and Jsr4t
Fer sale Wholesale ana retail at the HOUSE Furnish
ing and Notion Establishment. No 50 Main street By
ie 2J-lm b. MARRkk.
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BATHS. Baths! BArms.-Hot, Cold
and shower Baths can be had at all hours from
o'clock A. VI. to 10 r. VI, at the Hair Cutting Shs-
wing and Shampooing Saloon under the American
Hotel Entrance on nth street. Single baths -
cents, or tickets 81. myi
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sR-TRrmAy A. PARKER. successor

B@-J. F. GARDNER, NJ. D., Homeopa-
thic Physician. Richmond, Va. ONCE On 0syernor
street, near the Richmond House. IL S-~dn
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aTGgoRaE 3. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No III, on Main, between 5th and yh
streets Richmond, Wa. my 30--Iy
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nka LEeArEE's SALE OF FURNITURE

en- Furniture THIS MORNING, commencing at 10
O'Clock at the residence Of Mr. n w ws i on 9TH
st. north of Leigh street. and near Ins St.l oppng
nan, decd. Ihos' W 1890 1890,
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BYF. NICHOLAS CROUCH
Author of the woIid-renowned Ballad " Kathleen
Published by GEO Willie, ia. Baltimore.
And sold by all the principal Music Dealers through
ont the country; Just rs,ceived and for sale by
BOARDING. = Several very desirable
- ROOMS, with Closets Dressing and Bathing
Rooms annexed, tn be had at the EdSemont House.
~ &3t Mrs. NJ. C. MORTON.
EOUND-On Monday last, on Broad ST.,
l. small sum of MONEY, which the owner can
get by describing the same ana paying t9s ths ad
jy 2}-It* Corner of Arch and It'll streets
TNO SHIP OWNERS AND MASTERS OF
l. VESSELS-AN IMPORTANT B0OK.-Abrdg-
ment Of the MARITIME LAW. comprising general
and particular average, adjustment, abandonment,
bott0mry, collision and salvage; TO which is added
the general duties OF masters and owners, with
pious appendix containing astiui ana legally az
Agents of Insurance Companies and Notarie's Pub
lie also will find this work an invaluable guide and
assistant. A. MORRIS,
jy 23-3t Publisher, " Main 1t.
nISSOLUTION-T firm of r. ARCH
~ Err co. has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent Either the partners will use the name Of the
+. ARCHER,
A. D TONNES
Richmond, July Is. 1857. j. T. GLASGOW.
The undersigned will continue the manufacture Of
Bar Iron, Railroad Fastenings. DC, AT the Armory
Rolling Mills. under the style OF ARCHER & co,
and solicit continuance OF the patronage heretofore
extended 10 the late firm.
R. ARCHER,
jy 23-iawlm X. :. ARCHER
EOR HIRE, for the balance ofthe year,
Il female Cook, without disturbance, Just from
the country. Apply To L. ID. EACH0,
Jy 23-u Pearl street
90 KEGS AMI TITRS COSHEN pITT
w TER, per steamer Jamestown, for sale by
Jy . VIM. WALLACE SONS
O6 BOXES PRIME CUTTING CHEESE.
80 IS bbls. Newark Cider. For sale by
Jy q VIM. WALLACE SONS.
PRESERVING SUGARS, retailing low,
Il by WILLIAM T. KING
Jy 3-4t and Franklin street
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MAYOR WOOD AND THE NEW POLICE COM
MISST0EERS

NEW YORK. July 22-Mayor Wood met the new
board of Police Commissioners to-day. The board,
since the resignation Of Mr.. Draper, stands Re-
publcans. Democrats, and American, understood
to be in the interest Of Mayor Wood. Trouble -
apprehenied in filling the vacancy.