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VIsir OF THE QUEEN TO rHE BAiSg's LINE on Aus
TRsLiAx PAcxErs.-on Tuesday the ath. the oueen
visited the Black BALI line OF Australian Pack
cts, at Liverpool Several of the vessels composing
this line were built by Donald Mckay, af East
Boston.
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The Old Dominion Guards of Norfolk have char
tered the steamer Maryland for an excursion to
Washington, on the eth September.
DR. WIN. NJ. GOLD formerly member of the Viz
ginia Legislature, died in Rockbridge county, Va,
on the I'D inst.
Persons who oemit postage stamps by mail should
fold them up in coarse blotting paper.
j. c. Richardson, an abolition minister, was
escorted out of Tazewel county, Tenn, on the 18th
inst. stp tt
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WHY DON'T HUSBANDS WRITE WHEN AWAY FEan
HoME!-A few days ago man returned to Lowell
after four years absence in Australia and found
his wife married again with child by her second
husband. The wife justiies her second marriage
on the ground of the supposed death of her first
husband, to whom now that he has returned she
is ready to unite again. This second husband l,aS
taken possession of the babe and the other parties
will take legal proceedings for its recovery.
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GETTING THE START with warrant

where two neghbors fall out, gives one party such
decided advantage over the other, that those who
fight are apt to make for a magistrate Just as soon
after the fracas as their legs carry them. ia
assaults b. and beats him severely. all he has TO do
to give him the running start is to procure the is
suing of warrant against b, and have him arrest
ell, ana if none others the difficulty than Aand
- can tell his own tale and have b handled lust
as roughly by the law as he has been by A. Affairs
ofthis sort often come before the Mayor and though
he may be willing to hear BIS statement patiently
the fact that b. is the defendant and A is the wit.
ness oi the Commonwealth, cuts off entirely and
places nm at the mercy OF the man who has already
wrongcd and probably beaten him. In disposinr
OF such cases. the character of the two parties
should be well weighed by the justice In order that
the guilty may not escape, and the innocent be
made to suffer.
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IowA.-It is generally understood that the new
constitution has been adopted by the people, but
that the separate clause admitting free eolored
men TO free suffrage in common with the whites
has been voteddown by large majority.
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CLIFTON ACADEMY, AMELIA CouNT
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARI

AIRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
AfI ING AND DAY SCHOOL, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MONDThe third session of this Institution will com
mente on the lSt of October next and close the 3Oh
June, lS5s.
In this school viii be taught all the branches of
hniahed education including the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Music upon the Piano,
Harry aud tsuitsr. InstructiOn in Vocal Music viii
t>1 he given.
The services of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will he paid TO the proper training and
advancement Of the young ladies ntrusted to their
charge and their moral and social improy ement pro-
NOTED by every means in their power.
This school. successorito the well known and estab-
shei Midway Seminary, has been in successful op-
..ration in Richmond for nearly two years, and the
subscribers refer with confidence to its patrons for
any information which may be desired in reference
10 its merits.
TEgMs-About the as heretofore. For them
and other particulars, refer to
Mas JEFFERSON MINOR,
au T-d&wc3m Miss ADA B. MINOR.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

ITO It'AI stNNIUn UI TTls INSTITUTION VIII begl
on tie % "Wednesday. the 18th Of October, and termi
nate on the 4th of July next.
FACULTY:
BENJkNIN s. EwELL, President and Professor of Ma.
thematirs and Natural Sciences.
Rev. SIAs To1rgS D. D., Professor of Moral and In
telleCtual Philosophy and Bellies Lettres
MORGAN J. SAEAD, Ph. Dr.. Professor of Languages
HENRY A. WASHINGTON, Professor Of History and
Constitutional Law.
LCCiAN MINOR, Professor of Municipal and fntcrna-
tional Law.
TGoHAs 7. l.. SHEAD, Adjunct Professor of Mathema
tics
Hs- For further information apply to the SccTeta
~ Of the Faculty, Williamsburg, Virginia.
O.
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
~ - MEkCIhL 1NSTITCTE, ON NINTH STREET
BETN EEN BROAD AND MARSHALI.-The un.
derSlzn"d Principals of this Institution have united
thor interests for the purpose of establishing n
school for Boys of the highest order and have been
successful i'll securing excellent ahd commodous
rooms, in the ah0ve-named central part of the CITY
They will make such division of labor in the ex-
erclses Of the School, to render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and THOROUGH.
The Regulations will be conducted with the use Of
Globes; Maps, Charts, Mathematical Blocks and PHI
ioeophical aud Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School can unite with Glasses
pursuing course of instruction with view to n
thorough business education to enter the first or
advanced Glasses i'll College
For further particulars and testimonials see Crcu-
lars to be obtained at this Office after August 18th
and at most of the Bookstores, by application to
either ot the Principals. Also. after September lst
one ot the Principals can be by calling on him
at the rooms, "a door from 9th street on Broad
The School will open September 2Ist.
EDWARD ". CONE, A. NJ, p::.,
HORACE p. SMITH, A. NJ, ilii'iIh'9'
KEPERRscEs.-Ilon. Q. z. Baldwin. VIM. II. Chris
tian, Esd Rev. Chas II. Read, D. D.. Rev $. s. 1lurl-
land, James 2 AIacmurdo, ESQ. John II. Tyler Esa,
George - Woodfn. Esq, Mrs. Susan L. Pellet Miss
Harriet Hall. au lg-lm
MRS. SUSAN REED will resume the
W duties of her School, September LIST corner of
18th and Broad streets. an ulg-tS
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ACCIDENT ON A RAILRoAD.--Last Satpr-
nay M morning, negro man, named J,oon .Isvs -
Mr. .lAIoe.n pi Iomkes, of Hanover, and hired to
p:, ., ~. Da'ies, was run over by a train ~, a.
kichmond and Fredericksburg Railroad ans On .ae
oiy crushed gentleman who witna..sd ~ serIr u
cideht informs US that when the wood train go. =,
about one hundred yards of Chickahominx 80. Ia
; the negro man was discovered lying undsr ~,
bushes shSrt distance from the track, apparentIv
asleep. Had he remained where he was no sc.{{
deht would have ACQUIRED, but the train getting
aear hlm, he sprang up apparently alarmed stag.
gered towards the road, and fell upon the rail al
rectiy In front of the engine. BY the time he baa
allen. the cow-catcher struck him a severe bIov
IN IN the forehead and the engine wheels passed over
his right arm near the elbow crushing and man.
iihg 1t In horrible manner. Some short time AZ
Ter he was taken up by the extra down train
brought to the city, and carried to lhe Richmond
ment.' '
=. S-Since the above was written, the unsor.
fortunate man died of his injuries.
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The first camp meeting in the United States was
held 81 years ago in Kentucky.
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ROBBERY OF AN EXPRESS OFFICE.-The express Of
flee at Quincy, Illinois. entered few nights
since, and one of the safes riied of several thou
sand dollars The money was put up in pack
ages, and to have been forwarded east the next
morning. What is somewhat remarkable Il larger
safe on the premises, containing much more money
entirely untouched by the burglars.
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RAPE CAsE.-We learn that, some two months
since, negro man (slavel committed diabolical
outrage the person Of little white girl not more
than eleven or twelve years old, in Alexandria
county, Virginia the west or south end of the
Georgetown aqueduct; and. further, thai Justice.
Drummo9d, Of that county. promptly issued
rant for ths arrest Of the miscreant who owing to
the subsequent interference of some parties, ha:
not yet been taken into custody HdSa .Sdr.
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GCHOOL FOR GlRLS.-C0SMEL
oand THAMSIN JANSEY intend opening school
for girls Broad street. between 18th and 18th, the
lst of 9Th month (September.)
The various brances Of the English language will
he taught, including Algebra and GeumetFy; also,
Drawing aud Painting. 1t desired. one afternoon in
each week will be devoted to needle-wOrk.
Terms: For Primary Glass per quarter of ten
weeks "a; more advanced Glasses So; Drawing and
Painting, each So.
REFERExcEs- Micajah Bates and Philip B. Price.
an mi
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BRIGHAM Y0UNG PREPARING TO RESIST GENERAL
HARNEY.-The Interior Department has received
intelligence from reliable gentlemen and fugitive
Mormons, that brigham Young is preparing to re-
sist General iiarney, that he has relapsed into the
grossest iniidelity and Atheism, aM continues to
hold up the government of the United states to the
supreme contempt of the Mormons.
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MR.. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAs-

MR.. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN ST..
BETWEPN 30 AND +TH ST5.-The 9Th Academic year of
this school will commence on MONDAY, the 18Th OF
September. 1877.
A Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin and pu-
piis Will be admitted who prepared to commence
the study of either Of these laugua enter some
OF the more advanced Classes already formed.
l2-9D
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RNI-
EOAp-The morning train from this city going
westward, yesterday, on the Michigan Central Rail-
road. over and instantly killed man at thr
crossing. ten miles east of Marshall The man MAS
driving a horse before buggy. and in attempting
to cross the railroad, when just fairly upon the
track, the horse became frightened and stopped
short; the train coming up at speed, of course
dashed man. horse and vehicle into one mass Of
ruins. The remains of the man taken Il
Marshall. but up to yesterday afternoon they had
not been identitied-Dei. Adr., 20th.
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PROSPECT FOR PORT AND MADEIRA DRINKERs.-N inc
bbbers, says the New York Post, must be eatefui
how they clay in" their customary supply of
port this year unless they wish to be laid out; for
our adyices from Oporto assure us that quail-
titles of deleterious and even poisonous mix lures
have been sent from England to the latter place
lie converted into 'tawnyn port wine. The grape
from which what we call Port has hitherto been
made. has almost entirely failed and we doubt If
single pipe of really honest wine he sent from opor
TO this year
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INTERESTING 70 DENTISTS AND THEIR PATIENTS
dentist Of Philadelphia has invented what he
calls galvanic f0rcep, which is intended a re-
lief to the pain of extracting teeth 1t is a combi-
nation of the ordinary forceps, with galyanic
arrangement attached, whereby the nerve Of the
tooth may be charged with the gavanic influence
and its susceptibility be suspended. In this condi-
tion the extraction will be without the pain usu.
ally accompanying the drawing of tooth in Il
high state Of iufammation.-fnst
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
IA MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,

j. II. BINF0RD. PRIScIPAL
The exercises of this school Will be resumed
on MONDAY, Sept 2sth, in the large and commodious
Princpa. pledges his whole time and energy 10 the
th0rouEt and accurate preparation Of boys, either
pr the iyersty any Of colleges or for busi-
ness ph quits. Special attention is bestowed upon
the English Department. as il lie considered that an
accurate 1o"lsdge Of our Own language is the in
di7pe hsab!r 'onndGtOn gfall right education Expc
fiehcsd and competent Assistants are employed as
Tie wants q the school require
kg&a fAfAbLE stsiANNUALLY, IN ADVANCE:
,'atlh, hfees and Mathematics 0ij
Latin ami ". .fhenates...,..... ........... b0GI
A'' HtNf
nyoeih Lang Ages tby Prof EmoB) escl...... ~ ~
AZ we pnm1~r 81 pupils VIII De limited
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ELIXIR CINCHON.E. containing the
IL active principle OF CAiISAYD BARK, in conf
binatiOn with other valuable Tonic and Anti Fibre
Agents in an elegant and eligible form Prepared
and for sale Y PURCELL, LADD 4 Co.
au 20 Druggists, &c, No. Is Pearl ST.
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+ S, SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
DRIMARY ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL

SCHOOL, SAUNDERS HALL, ForsHkE STREET BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE.---The Exercises Of this
school will be resumed on the I4lh of September
tNonday and csatinue until the 18th of July ISIS
- TFPNS-PAY ABLE sENI-ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
ihsr ui Ciass per session OF 10 emonths......$3 90
hin''ie .......... - M
Lower - % Z" - IS 10
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DAILY DISPATCH.
MONDAY MORNING ........... AUGUST q. ls5T.


Tug EXECUTIONS IN lsDIA-A letter from Ferore-
pore June 18th, In the london Times, gives an ac.
count of the execution of the mutneers Of the 45th
regiment native infantry. After describing the
hanging of large number the letter says:
1.-The other ten mutneers were led away to the
artillery guns but while their irons were being
struck of cried out, Do not sacrifice the in
nocest for the guilty" Two othes, "Hold your
snivelling-die men and not towards; why then do
you crave your lvesf Sahibs they are not sahibs
they are dogs" Some more began TO uFbraid their
commanding officer. Z" He released the haviliar
major, who the chief of tho rebels The ten
men fastened TO the muZzIes of the ten guns
which charged with blank cartridge. The
commanding officer demanded port fires to be lit
Ready" = Fireln And the drama was played
out. The scene and stencil Were overpowering;
felt myself terribly convulsed, and could observe
that the numerous native spectators were ave
stricken, that q ey not only trembled like aspen
leaves, but also changed into unnatural hues. Pre-
caution was not taken to remove the sponge and
load, men from near the muzZels of the guns, the
consequence was. that they We're greatly bespatter
ed with blood. and one received a strong blow
from an arm, ...-~s
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ORIENTAL { FRUIT PASTE-An eff
- eacious eathartie Medicine. sure remedy for
toasupstlon o. The Bowels. This elegant prepare
au IS BENNETT, REERs d FISHER.
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EDUCATION.
IT p. CRUMP'S ENGLISH AND CIAs.
SlCAL SCHOOL. on sr,I sTprrT xnnr,,
or LEldH The duties Of this Scbnol viii L" re- -
euhed on MONDAf. Senteml.r 1ih iss7 -. 'o ~

II P. CRUMP'S ENGLISH AND An CIAs. Tl,j,s.
ar ,SlCAL SCHOOL, on srH sTRrrT NopTyY
49,, 0u W duties Of this Schoo viii Ia re-
sunni" 0n rsnssls,s' rsnnvNpAr' Sentembsr 5th, 1857.
uI,iimnary English Branches .s2s 90
r Classics and Mathematics .-' "A On S
me same faithful and diligent effort to imeart tho
.uEh anu practical instruction whrh has heretof,re
III v,ei,Aea TINS School, will be continued during
.>.>N-'tS 'e'',S year. au 2i-3t*
Mrs. Nj. c. GARY will resume her
.,h scn'o on the lst Of September. Residence on
she would desire 70 return her thanks to her nat.
TOTS ior their liberal patronage and wo,ld promise
ners and morals OF her pupils as also eyerytI,it,
winch may. In the slightest degree t.nd To H.,
development OF their faculties '
She PROPOSES to make arrangements To have Nu.ir
and French taught Vocal Music has been taueh,
WIN great acceptance, during the period of her
N"VV' au lS-llt<
so U IL + RN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
RICHMOND. VA
The next session OF this Institution will begjp ON
,ne nIst Monday in October, and close on the ist day
The Principals will he aided ly pi,o assist.,,s
For further particulars, address
r Z: j. tkH MdEEfsdH, dnE2TE5E,} Principals.
au lS-eotIS&tdtI0 '''i'0N''
Y VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
SrAUNT0N, vA-Rt. Rev. w Many n n
PRECEDENT of DIRECTORY ''N'"' ~ ~
Rt. Rev. j. JoHSs u. d., Vice President Of pirec.
Rev r. II. PHiLLIrs, Principal assisted by a full
corps Of experienced Teaehers - '"''
The next session OF this Institution viii iii commggnce
'u tiae t'.t bfIneSi1y IN September.
Terms t%r the Scholastic year; for Tuition and
boatd, including aeash10, fue, it0ht aud furni4hed
rooms. $3.50. Languages. Music and Drawing syfra
hes4'ters sent, on application "
s-,,-xros ,,,.,,..- Ii. w SHEFFEY. Esq
II 9Ik,f fs1,,
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The highest Glass will he Instructed in tba pn
branches, Latin ans Elementary Mathematics the
middle IN the usual English studies and the lowest
IN Spelling and Reafing. ". A RENSIE.
ln.&
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Laying of the Corner stone-Ladles'
[coKREspoxpEScs OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY p1spArcu.

Far and 0rdti0RS in -Ne'o Market Mayor s
Court Outrage by d Negro.
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thf ~ IA-as h--s .f 10 o - . 1900
PHILIP Il. SrASARD,
4. Y. RAitGANiIN.
lOuTH-S -SINE INSTITTTE.

NUUIH-SIDE INSTITUTE,
- FARMYILLE VA.
WI. MoREIssLTT A. NJ, Math., Nat Sciences auJ
French.
a. r. Bo0EEH A. b., Ian Euages.
L. MoEKIssETT, Assistant in Languages.
5. PARTIN, " Mathematics
For catalogue containing terms &c, address
MURRiSS EFT & BOOKER,
~ dim Earmyilla Va
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~
VARIETY.

PED QUILTS! BED QUILTS !!-Ano~
- the- lot of those cheap Bed Quilts Just received
at 81 81 and S15 each. Also, few those OK
ira Turkish Bed Quilts. Those that have been wait
ing for them, can now be supplied.
au II ALFRED MOSES, h3 Main street
BACON SHOULDERS.-8 hhds. West
- ern Shoulders landing per this mornings boat,
fol sale by NM. H. TYLER
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 18TH,

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 18TH,
- BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
CHURCH HILL.-The next session of this Institu
toa will open on MONDAY, September I4th, and con
time for ten months.
Thorough instruction will be given in the Classics.
the Mathematics and the various English branches.
TERMs-Payabie One-haf lst january, 1855, and the
balance at the eud Of the session 80. 40 and 80 dol
lars
A limited number Of smaller boys will he received
1T the rate of $50 per session
In all instances 81 will be charged each pupil tcT
fuel and ia all pupils will be charged from the
time they entered to the end Of the session.
ceyt in cases Of prOtracted sickness.
D. D.
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1'HE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUART'S
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

y SCHJDl.-The undersigned will. on the first
October next, crcu Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such course of instruction
will IL youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes, either, Of classical scientific insttu
lions They will uss every effort To procure central
ana comfortable iot alton on Shockoe Hill. TheiI
TERMS Will be a. follows, (PATABLE SENI-ANSUALLI
y ADVANCED
LatR Greek and So
Latin Greek. aud do. .......................
English Branches ................ .......... &.
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HALIFAX CUT AND GIBBED HER
IL RINGS landing and for sale in lots to sut pur-
chasers by BRIDGF0RD& d CO,
auu On the Dock.
| let BUCKLE ELASTIC BELTS.-Just
received full supply of the above; also, Stee!
Buckle Elastic Belts at -
CHAS. HARTWELLS, .
all % lis Broad street.
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ASHLAND CHURCH.-Rev. George w
Molly, through whose instrumentality alone. this
church was built, requests us to make the follow.
ing statement for him:
THE building cost $4,000 and it is due To thu
people OF Richmond to say, that they contributsd
two-thirds of this amount take this onnortnn;.,.
to return my sincere acknowledgement for the same
will add the lawyers, dOcters tobacconists mar'
chants and mechanics, and other business men OF
hlchhohd are among the most liberal and gentle
manly have ever met with Last wear thew cav.
me about $4,000 to relieve the Third street Ietho.
dist Church from its pecuniary embarrassments
ana now they have given about 81 500 to build Asb
iahd church. Success to them in all desirable re-
spects whatever"
We understand that the members of Third strest
Methodist Church (coored) have presented Ashland
Church with beautiful bible and hymn book. in
each OF which are appropriate inscriptions
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4 tORN.-Received on consignment, .
~ few hundred bushels Of prime white CORN
which We offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers
Jy ~ CRENSUAW & 90
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II L. GALLAHkR will commence his

ath suEt.sd c0ug~H ot instructions n CLASSES in
ND-a. Music IA this lity. the lst oi next uctubcr
Iie w!U also csutiGur to give lessons ON the Piano
t,rrc and private lessons "n She Voice. 4 card an.
lsunrin% fHiiy the Arrangements. terms, &c. will
la FrsAllstoi m due time. au l5-tAshS
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CELERY SEED-A fresh supply for
~ pickliug; for sale by
au7 BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER
CLARIFIED SUGAR at u 1-2 cents
~ at WILLIAM T. KINGS,
au lS-jt 6 and 8 Franklin street
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DRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots to suit
Npurchasers Enquire at the office of the Treas
urer or Superintendent of the Richmond and Dan
willie Railroad Company Jy 22-d&cts
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KEMARKABLE CHANGE.-We know an
elderly and highly respectable lady in this city,
whose grey hairs have suddenly changed toa dsrt
chestnut, leaving traces of the frosts Of manx
winters through which she has passed. But a few
weeks since, when we bad the pleasure of shaking
her hand her hair was then almost white. Now
she wears fun suit Of dark glossy hair. sucb as
adorned her head in the days Of her youth she
says that the change took place unperceived by
her. and that she never used any artificial means
to produce It. This same lady, though nearly sew
enty years of age is of the incest seamstrssses
in the city, and has no superior id vest making
We have often heard of dark hair suddenly be
coming grey, but remember no instance of grey
hair becoming dark, without the aid of artificial
means.
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I ,Or@N.-lfVU DuSnel5 prime Whlte Corn,
~ now at the whaIf, for in lots to suit pur-
cha>ers, by lau 81 LEWIS \. WEBB q Co.
NHLORIDE OF LIME for disinfecting
~ purposes. A supply neatly put up in bottles
and oube the strength of that sold from casks For
sale By Z. JOHNSTON & BRO,
au5 Druggists,
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rsRsS. CsEvI-ANNvlLLY IL .DvAsoE,)
MIR. TIGHE7S SELECT SCHOOL, ON

A'A FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7rH.-The 5th
session Ci this SchOJi viii open MON NDAY, the 2l>t
september, tor the TEN following months. Greek
Lam sut Mathematics S6r: Elementary Latin and
Mathematics, ur higher English and Mathamstics
-; cammvn English Branches $40; Primary Depart-
1s~nt fer b.ys under IL yelr'l SIS; French Draw
i.E. earh 81.
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COFF E E.-l25 bags prime Laguayra
~ Coffee, for sale by
Z. II. SKINKER & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

SUBMARINE AND OVERLAND TELEGRAPHs-It ap-
pears from statistics published in the New York
Herald that of overland and submarine telegrapbs
there are completed and i'll progress of construc-