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HANDSOME DoYATION-Syiyester Lind. Esq, OF
Chicago has given his bonds for 100000 aid piuu.
young men i'll preparation TO the ministry. ana
$40 900 10 endow protess0rshps in tho theological
department. An institution to be called the Lind
University, is to be located in the village called
Lake Forrest" account of its situation on Lake
Michigan, and the grounds are covered by one of
the most beautiful forests to be found any where
in the western country.
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Es-TO MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.-Mer-
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BGLI-HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
BRS, &c, &c. printed, invited to call at
tensye Job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety oftype, embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment ofCARD3. large and small Bust
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy. cannot be ex-
CeeI.
Wedding Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
style
All work executed at short nctice 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, whore be SoeE of the finest speci-
mems vi printing ever executed in this country.
JEO D. HAMNERSLEY co.
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punishment of am Election Rtoter.

"a " ssHryeTax July Is-Robert Gross, one OF the
rioters at the late election to-day sentenced 70
eight years In the peutentisry, for shooting the Oh
6cer who attamrJtad to arrest him.
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81 For DISEASES OF THE LIvER.-There are hun
dreds Of remedies sold at every Drug Store purpOrt
ing to cure. each advertised the very best ever
known till We had lost faith in them ALL but there ID
one exception.
We speak Of Dr.. SANFoRp's INvIGORAToR, which
came to us recommended as a cure for Liver Com
plants, and all arrangements arising from Diseased
Liver. The testimonials OF so many of our Physi-
clans in its favor induced us to try it, and conviction
is certain that it is Of the greatest blessings
given to Dyspeptics, for it made complete be-
fore the first bottle was taken, and can eat
any thing eatablo without trouble while before moth
ing but the lightest food would digest and often that
gave pain Now what we want to say TO all our
readers is, if Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia trouble
you do not fail to try this the greatest remedy in the
Att4intoica Register
BENNETT, BEERS & FIaHgR, and ApIB & GRAY
agents for Richmond. Jy IJ-ddc2w
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The GREAI SOtlliE ClRCI > DEPARTMENT.
CL0WNS-Sam Long, and the great American
Clown and Shakhperean Jester, JIMMEY REY-
N0LDS
LADY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pranconi Mai
Roberts, and Lapetite ADELAIDE fR4ScoSI
Mons. FTanc0ni Will introduce his ulIapproachable
trained Horses. W. 0dell, the Comic Rider and great
Double somerset ThroWer {. Morrison wilt astoni-h
the audience bS his cOntort0nist performance on a
chair erected pole thirty feet high held and sup
ported by Mons. Heeoin. Master Jas. the ChaInuiou
Equestrian Of the South. Fandean Brothers by Hell
ser and Jennings.
Mons. Costello the great Globe Performer; W.
Johnson, the Slack Rope Performer
JUVENILES OF THE CUMPANY-MasteF John
and Jack.
LEADER OF THE BAND-C. Vollandt which il
sunclent guarantee for the excellence of the Music
u. n. ELDRED, in his DARING and FEARLESS
AIT OF CRAFTSMANSHIP on FIERY sTEEDS
Master Saunders in his superb Principle Act: Juys-
nles OF the Troupe in Pantomime. Ballet, Dancing
Comic Afterpieces &c, among the grand lures
oi TINS exhibition, making in all the attractive
ana interesting entertainment, and the best FIFTY
CENT SHOW, ever offered Ia the people Of the Sosth
FREE EXHIBITION.
ga MONS. SIELAR will make grand TERRI
fiC -ERlAL ASCENSION, wire two hundred
ieet long, extended at dizzy height outside the
tent from the top Of the centre pole 10 the ground
This gratuitous spectacle, outside and FREE b. an il
probably the most startling that has ever been az
forded 10 community who admire coura re and skill
and will positively be exhibited every day thar the
storm may not be such To render the feat revolt
Ing to humanity. SAM. HENDRICKS
u lot Agent.
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RE- EMPLOY THE ARTISTS, TYLER 4 Co, of l3o Main
street. to take your portraits. They take the new
style Hitrotypes for 30 cents.
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Mr.. Cox NOT kIlLED.-rhe Cincinnati Enquirer,
which gave currency to the rumor that the Hon.
Mr.. Cox had been killed by the Hon. Nj. Mason, in
Kentucky, now announces that the story il without
foundation and that they have had no serious dis
pute or controversy.
Mr.. MARCY's LAST LsTrKR.-The last letter ever
penned BY the late Hon. VIM. l.. Marcy, and about
which considerable curiosity has been expressed.
addressed to Hon. John VI. Bolts, Of this city
introducing the latter as his friend, to Hon. Thos
II. Seymour, United States Minister at St. Peters
burg, Russia. Mr. Bolts expects to spend several
Of the ensuing months in tour through Europe
and will visit most Of its celebrated resorts before
hjs return
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nen.p THos. r. PRICE & Co, are adj
ding by every arrival, many choice things to their
SUMMER STOCK, Among the new goods to hand
and thora expected are.
POPLlNETTS and DE- BEGE fer travelling
BAfADERE POPLINETTS, do do
Toll DE NAMES and SILK LUSTRES, for tra-
Yelling
LINEN BUSTERS, LINEN SETS
LINEN COLLARS, Cam. do
Plain MOUSLAINES, Lace MITES
Cotton HOSIERY, Cotton and Thread Half HOSE
Ladies' and Gents Gauze VESTS
Spring crystal, Union Spring, Corded and other
approved style HOOP SKIRTS, PALM FANS, Dress
FRINGE and TRIMMINGS, OIL CLOTHS &c &c
E5 And upon this morning tlfey cCmnrncs the
exhibition Of large lot OF Culurcd LAWNS, Or
CANDIES, HEkEGES. IRISH LINEN, SHkET-
lNGS, GlAGllAMS, &C, which they intend 10 close
1t during the MONTH at astonishingly low figures
Their friends and the public are invited To call
Jy i-dIm THOMAS X. PRICE x co
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PROF. Naturalization. Dr.. Mitchell of North Car
Olina. whose death on the Black Mountain has been
mentioned, had a discussion, two or three wears
ago, with Hon. I. L. Clingman. with regard to the
height of 'Mitchells Peak and "Clngman's Peak
and 1t was in endeavorng to ascertain the height Of
the Peaks that the Professor lost his life.
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re- LISTEN, W DYspEprIcs.-Go AND

RE Listen, II DGsPEPfiCS.-tO AND"
Do LIKEWIsE.-PEBMANE CURR.-The Rev
James unCutt proprietor and editor Of that excel
lent paper the Christian BANNER published at Eret-
ickStuTs, Va in his editorial Of June Jth 1885, til us
speaks nf hir cure:
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
IL will he recpllecte by many OF our readers thut
several yeaTs 70 stated in the editorial columns OF
the Christian Banner, that II AAPTos's YEagrABlE
GISCTUEE had effected "a cure for Dyppepzlt in oar
own casehat W. had abored long with this trrrsbL,
disease, and suffered most awiully. the pain and
InrtinchoIy which necessarily accom- pnics tins hur
rlbie enemy OF nian and man happiness For "A long
time "" lived N constant fear that the tH mon SER
would return. But thank u,sd and thanks To HaInI-
tons Iinctur", the gloomy demon has not vet re-
turned, and We begin to think he newer will.
We now feel confident in saving that HamDt0n's
vegetable HnCtuTe has made radical cure Of Dys
pcpst IN our own case. We have NOD taken drop Vi
Tor the last two years 10 the best our recollection
We tat what We please and much Eo please nj
chew tobacco to our heart content and all il sell
We believe that twelve bottles Judcioasly taken viii
cure pine cases out Of every ten of dyspppiicE We
coIi~centiously recommend il 10 aif dysp"ptic--
The spring time and summer il il most nd,,l
Therefore, ts pilWnthrOpist call attention 10 L.
Eatitor tLts thTiSttaH EIHHrr.
Gail AMI gft Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough.
Rheumatism ScFuiua, &c. As a restorative and In.
ylgUrHtOI, u has been highly rtc0iumHn,lAt
HAhPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
B1- Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
il trial
Sold BY PURCELL LADD 4 Co. Richmond: by
Or COOK h, Frederick burg By all the Druggists in
Petersburg; By MORTIMER M0YBRAY, Balti.
more and by Drug gist and ShUpkecpeTs every here
Hs u per bottle; -N bottles for -. Je g-dkc
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ANTIOCH CoLLEGE.-ln consequence Of pecuniary
eInbarrasSments, Antioch College, Ohio has been
assigned to Mr.. Palmer, President Of the Broadway
Bank i'll New York, i'll order to it from sale at
auction.
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TRIAL FOR CARRYING CONCEALED WRtPoys-The
trial Of the Hon. Mr.. Preston, Mr. Bullitt the De
mocratic candidate for Appellate Judge and Others
charged with carrying concealed weapons at the
late election, is now in progress at Louisville Ky
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HORSES FOR THE UTAH ExPEDITIoN.-A second troop
OF horses in charge Of government agents design
ed for service in the Utah expedition, left St Louis
on Saturday by steamboat, for Fort Leavenworth.
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W1BAt ana Below Cost at Reduced
PmCEs.-PRTCE WATKINS will sell. for limited
ger9l, the following STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
bOJDS All Of which are new ami fresh, NJ and below
COST and at reduced prices in order 10 diminish their
purchases
Rich Brocade Flouneed silk Robes
Colored BrOcadr and Bayadsre Chene Silks
Checked, Striped and Uross-baT DO
Black Brocade. Ottoman and Ra'izruir do
Plain BLACK , 6ros de hhine and Poult de Sol silks
Corded and Pain Black (for m0aFnins) DO
Beautiful Plain and Printed French BiCeges
Shntzc0l9rcd organdie and Barge Robes
Plain and Printed French Chaille.
Beautiful Nilauc<e Robes, rev STYLE
Colored and Black silk Grcnaaline
Coiored aud Black silk Grape tie Paris
Crepe Aeretz. Chaly ombre and Challie Beregs
Elegant French DE- lanes for spring
Plain and Printed Jaconets and trgandies
Solid colored French tamhrics ami BEiliiantes
French AMI English priats and GiughAnas
Shintz-eolorcd and plain white BTiilianse
hointaLlntss, TRlnartiile and Canton Cloth
snparb Point a 'lnaigaiile Collars and Slessns
Applique. Brussels and Guipure do
Nalenciennes, ioHit0n anG Lace tFmd do
Real French Muslin, Cambria and Linen do
Mourning Muslin. Cambria aud Grape do
Lace CApss and Berthas and line Thread Lzces
Rich Embroidered Camlslc and Muslie Rands
tainhTc and Linen Edgings aud lnsertinks
Infants wrought Bodies and Dresee.
spieudld Em b. Linen Cambria and Lawn HdAls
Real Black Thread Lace Wells
sllk Nantes and ralmss. IN great variety
hite ami cOi0red Stella Shawis and ScArs
Col Il aud blk French Cloths and CassmeFUs
SILK Linen and Marseilles NestiuKs
Iweests, Nanklnetts and Lpsn pfillinas
Plantation Osnaburwz. striped and plain
Maryland psni;sntilry Platis handsome patterns
hroSn and hlesehed pomesties, all grades
NhalebOne. Steele and Gntta FeFcha Skirts
Manila, Cactus. MohAir and Canlhric do
Dress Trimmings aud Bonnet Ribbons
Hosiery anal Gloves, in great variety
Ganze and Cotton shirts and Drawers
Aarseiiles Quilt aud Furniture Fringe
Danlssk Table Cloths and Napkins
Huckahack and Danassk Towels
Pillow sheeting aud best Irish Linen
Superior Va. fulled Cloths, for iasm hands
Our stock Will be constantly rcplensheSf. and kept
complete with the newest thiRgs a. they appear In
the Northern markets la thus Offering tur the pre-
sent and splendid stock. on tsrias sdYan-
tageeus ~ buyers. II Is neeless. hepe 10 sssnre
our ffianes and the publie that We usessn What We
say, Hence they may expect 10 Do offered paany
styles Of goods 1T prime cost, aud others a redueed
prices. PRICE 4 WATKINS.
Jy +-lm Nearly opposiss ExehAngs Bank
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nGas THE NEw York LIFE ISsURANc

CoMPASY.-MUTUAL SYsTEM-At a meeting of the Lo-
ca Board OF Directors for the New York Life lnsu-
rance Company at inc capitol IN mo city OF leh-
mond, on " Wednesday, March ii, lSj;, the following
was unanimously adopted
The undersigned President and Directors OF this
Company have examined the exhibits of the New
York Life Insurance Company, for the year ending
lst January, lN07 and being satisfied with its pros
porous condition, cordially recommend il 10 tho
couragement and support of the community.
Its capital has attained the of 81, 200 000
invested in State Stocks and Bonds and Mortgage
Real Estate. We think il most profitable and
safe mode of investing money. The profits iHure to
tho benefit Of the insured, and have averaged not
less than thirty per cent, per annum on the pre-
niums paid. Besides these Investments in stocks.
&c, the law Of New York requires, additional
curity, that $4,000 SHALL be- deposited with the State
Comptroller to meet any lawful demands which the
Company may fail to pay.
We invite attention to the nature, objects and adj
vanta2es OF Life Insurance set forth by this lnsti
tuition.
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The NAVIGATION OF THE ONO Advices from
Wheeling and Parkersbur8, dated Wednesday rep-
resent that the waters of the Ohio river have SO
far fallen as to render navigation for any but the
very smallest class of boats impossible. River
freights have consequently gone up very high, or
are not taken at all
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THREE GREAT SHOWS

G. \. ELDRED procluim5 to the S0nth that AZ n 70
turn for the generous patronage that has ever
eli his efforts 10 please he has this season combined
~
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FnLBUsTERS TURNED MISsTRELs.-Seyeral Of the
Nicaragua desertars had formed a negro minstrel
company at San Jose, and had received permission
from the President TO the National theatre for
three performances.
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GOING TO RoME.-It is said that the Right Rev
Archbishop Hughes will sail in the next steamer
for Rome, whittier he is called Oh business of the
church. He will be absent about a year
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BY SHERDET q.
CLARET WINE!

SPARKLING HOOK!
ORANGE NECTAR,
RASPBERRY VINEGAR!
0RGEATl
With every variety Of SYRUP made froTn the juices
Of rip Fruits by ourselves, and served with SODA
WATER,
cool. PL-RE, FRESH AND SPARKLING, .
drawn from our PATANT SILVER FOUNTAIN,
corner 9TH and Broad streets.
jy lj-3t WARING Il PEARCE, Druggists.
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and engaged the world-renOwned FRANCOSI HIP
P0DROME TROUPE 10 appear in conjunction with
the splendid ANIMAL EXHIBITION and GREAT
SOUTHERN CIkCIS.
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HEAVY SToRM.-on Monday evening very severe
thunderstorm, accompanied by hail passed over
Massachusetts, in the vicinity Of Worchester and
Springfield, doing good deal ofdamage to the crops
hY Wal
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ANOTHER IspIAN MAssACRs-The Galena Advel-
tiser is informed by Capt. Parker, who left st.
arrived from Spirit Lake, bringing intelligence that
the Sioux Indians had made another attack on the
white inhabitants bordering Spirit Lake, in
Iowa: that more whites killed. many taken
captive houses burned &c. The white inhabitants
and friendly Indians of the neighboring settlement
had started in pursuit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-17

New YORK MoRALITY.-In y. York, during June
there six murders, nine garotHgs, six burgla-
rios, four under the denomination of PERJURY and
forgery, eighteen violent assaults nineteen larcenes
eleven of them counterfeitug and .hree suicides
Inakig total of seventy-siy.
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WAipENsEs COMING TO ADMINISTRATIONS stotad
on reliable authority that Mr. Lorriaux has secured
three thousand acres OF good land to be occupied nv
his congregation, about to come to this conntrvE
numbering some five hundred French Walden.esEin
Monongahela county, Va within eight miIas at
Morgantown and only twenty miles from Penpsyl-
'ania line at the low price of seventynve cents per
acre. This gentleman supposes the report of this
purchase viii induce many thousands of French
frotestants to seek new homes in the same or similar
localities. leaving their own country, where their
dearest rights are always III danger and where land
commands price of from 1890 to $500 per acre
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ARMY MOVEMENTS IN UTAH.-The War Department
has Just issued General Orders No L. in accordance
with which the arrangements for concentrating the
troops in Utah to be made The most import
ant points embraced in the following:
l. The 2d dragons, 5th infantry, and 10th in
fantry, az they assemble at Fort LeayenwOrth, will
be prepared, with the battery Of the 4th artillery
now at that post, to march to and establish post
at or near salt Lake city, Territory of Utah
Brevet Brgadier General Harvey will command
the whole force above described. continuing on duty
according to his brevet rank-and at the earliest
practicable day, will put the troops in route-but
will, until that time, retain his command of the
troops i'll Kansas.
. On tho LIST of January next, AFTER the Territory
of Utah shall have been entered by the troops it
will constitute a new and separate military depart
mont, to be styled the department Of Utah and to
be commanded by Breyet Brigadier General IIar-
ney, or the senior officer present, who will from
the time OF leaving Fort Leavenworth, be the COM
mander Of a separate army in the field within the
sense of tho 95th article of war.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
xt,.h wealth ana Luxuriousne xs.

Persons going TO the Springs, can have the DIS
roR sent 10 them for any length Of time they may
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PARDoSED.-Wm. b. Perry, Of spottsylyania CO..
who was convicted Of forgery and sentenced to the
penitentiary. discharged from custody Wed
nesday byan order from Gov Wise The Mavor of
fredericksburg visited Richmond, carrying a pet
ton for Perrys rcprieye, which was immediately
granted. Perry heretofore has borne an uuexcep-
tionable character, and committed the act Of for
gerry under very palliating circumstances
Hon. HENRY BEDINGER.-The Winchester Virgin
ian learns from unquestonable authority that let
ters have been received from this this gentleman
Mt the State Department rendering his resignation
rs minister to Copenhagen,and asking to be relieved
from his services abroad az early if possible the
lst of August.
Enormous YIELD.-The nett profits of Mr.. A. S.
Beasleys tobacco crop of last year in Caroline Co.
Va, $500. He planted II acres, and used but
one ton of guano, with farm pen and stable ma
nures and has made about 240 bushels of wheat
besides, on the same land this year.
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LOST.

Tn A REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS
- and expenses paid for the recovery of a
BLACK MULE. said Mule strayed from Richmond
some ten dHys ago. has cropped name and tail aIed
shoulders, and Is thin vi flesh Enquire at the
Of W VI. GRAY, on the canal, near the Armory.
u.
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FATAL QUAREEL.--'rwo men were drowned in
Whitmor" Lake, Michigan, the 4th In cUnlpa-
ny with their wives and a little girl, they were
sailing on the lake, whom an alteration en-
sued, the mon clinched and i'll the struggle upset
the boat and they fought in the water until both
sank. The woman and little girl were both saved
by clinging 10 the boat until thnY Mrre r..scuel
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QGIck WORE firm in Lynchburg photographed
at l. NJ. on Tuesday, to their correspondents in
Baltimore, to pay acceptance due ono ofthe banks
Of that city that day. Wednesday, at /, P. NJ. the
mail brought the draft to Lynchburg. Good for the
Telegraph and quick mails.
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There are no cheaper journals in the Union and
neither labor expense will DO spared to make
them among the best newspapers of the city.
J. A. COWARDIN
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THE Fourth At PASAMA.-The L. S. race indie
pondence, sixty-fonr guns, Capt. H. X Hof. and
bearing the broad pennant of Commander Nelvina
fired at Panama the usual salute tor our nationai
independence on the +th of July. This snip and the
John Adams were handsomely dressed with the M
tonal flags. The Havana, English frigate. also
nred salute in honor Of the day in return for one
fired by the Independence for her majestys corona
ton day.
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Circus, Menagerie and Hippodrome


Combined.
Making in all ono Of the MOST MAGNIFICENT
COMPANIES now travelling.
VIII exhibit at RICHMOND, on WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY and FRIDAY July %, @ and q ls57
on cot NCIL CHAMBER HILL.
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An ALLIGATOR II rlE HUDsoS.-A correspondent of
the ALBANY Transcript says that a livin g alligator
escaped from boat In the river the other ay and has
since been repeatedly seen near Albany si0reward
offered for his recapture but the offer ia without
takers.
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The Democratic Congressional Convention in
The Fourth District Of Louisiana, nominated by ac-
ciamation the Hon. John NJ. Sandidge for reelection
TO Congress.
Emma Stanley was delighting the people of To-
ronto, Canada, with her Seven Ages OF Women
last week.
Frederick Scott Archer, the inventor of the Col.
iodion process Of taking Photographic ia dead.
The contract for erecting a new hotel In Farm
OF Petersburg. at $1,000.
Inc Old race course, near Washington, has been
sold for s3i5 per acre.
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NAvAL.-Boatswain John Mckinney has been or
dered to the navy yard at Norfolk in place of Van
K. Hall. detached.
Gunner William Cope has been ordered to the
Norfolk yard in place OF Charles Il. Oliver detach-
e,l and ordered 10 the Germantown.
Gunner william BuTniecehas been detached frem
the navy yard at Pensacola, and ordered TO the L.
:. steam frigate Mississippi. at New York
The L. :. sloop-of-war Germantown. Commander
H. L. Page was put in commission yesterday and
IN the afternoon WAS towed down to the anchorage
by the steamer Water Witch.
The I. s. practice ship PrebIe, Commander
Green, was lowed down from the navy yard ycster-
day, by the steamer Water Witch, to the naval an
chorage.
Lieut. Alexander VI. Debree has been detached
from the l. 3, receiving ship Pennsylvania and or
dered to the Preble.-Norfalk Herald of Yssier4av
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CALL AecEPrgD-Rev. p. Seibert Davis, for the
Hast four years pastor of the German Reformed
church Of Winchester, Va, has received and accep.
yea calI from the Church lately occupied by Rev.
DIR. WOln, In Baltimore