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AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION OF GEORGIA
MILLEDGDEyILLR, July l1th.-The American gtats
Convention, in Milledgevile, yesterday nominated
benjamin II. Hill, of Troup comfy, by exclamation,
as candidate for Governor. GTcat enthusiasm was
manifested. The Convention adjourned this morn
ing.
Joshua Hill was nominated as candidate for the
Seventh Congressional District.
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RE-To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OrHERs.-Mer-
chants and others wishing to haye CIRCuLA
CARDS, BILLrHEADS, BILLS OF LADISG POST
Frs, &C. &c. printed invited to can at our OK
tensve Job Office which is supplied with almost
every variety of type embracing all tho latest sty
Our assortment ofCARDS, large and small. Bust
ness and Visiting plain and fancy, cannot be OK
ceed.
Wedding Party aud Ball TICKKTS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed In tho neitest possible
style
All work executed at abort nstice 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 can be some of the finest speci-
mems Of printing ever executed in this country.
JNO. .. HAMMERSLEY l. co.
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a1EsFoR TIE PURPOSE of repairing III

Canal the ayigation will be suspended the first
level from the 18th to the 9th of July, and at Locks
% and g. ths first Division from the 18th to the
18th of July. 1t is expected that the navigation
the 2d Division will be resumed about the 18th inst
and will not again be interrupted.
WIN. 2. MUNF0RD, Sec'y.
Office James River 4 Kanawhs Canal,
Richmond june Is, 1857. ]
I&lG-2av4r
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B.zy" BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE l.. KsSr, Pre4t. r. 3. BESrLsT Treas +.
WILLIAM Is. iSNACs, Secretary,
COMMITTEE AZ Arbitration.
WILLIAM \. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. " GLAzgBRoOK JANIS u. Drrry,
DAVID CCRRIE l.. d. CkENsHAW.
nv 2T-ts
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neA A CAnn.-An nersons indebted DO

JAS A. GENTRY co. requested not to pay
any money except to tho and the pubic
are cautioned not 10 subscribe and pay III advance
without receipt.
Our Subscription Book having been taken away
under false pretences, Subscribers aIe requested To
sand in their names NJ q. GENTRY,
~ l0-T& JAS. A. GENTRY.
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u.s.. AUCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
tention Il requested to my sale Of HlChOKn POp
commencing at 81 O'clock at the Danviiie Railroad
Depot. Sale positive. - ,,,, ,
IL l3-lt THOMAS W. kEkShb, Autt,
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s1y- FRESH FRUITS

hSy~ FRESH FRUITS ALL THR YsAR.-
ARTHUR'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT SELP-SEALISG
CANS AND JARS, for preserving fresh Fruitr To-
matoes &c. By hernetea sealing. lFnll d;rec tons
for putting mp Fruit accompany the Cans and Jars
For sale wholesale aud retail NJ the House furnish
ing aud Notion Establishment, No q Main street, ny
je 2j-Im H. MARRES.
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LYNCH LAW IN IOWA

CHICAGO, July n.-0n the night of July 3, mob
broke open tho Jail at Cedar county. Iowa. notwith
standing the desperate resistance of the Sheriff and
guard, and took two persons, named Gleason and
SopeT confined on @ charge Of horse stealing, and
hung them. The greatest excitement prevails in
the neighborhood.
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The ..Re,tred Clergyman,

The Retired Clergyman, whose sands Of life are
nearly run out" and who benevolently ad,ertises
20 send a recipe for curing certain complaints, on
the receipt Of postage stamps is said to be Vigo-
rous Young man In New York, and doing fine
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DRArH OF A DISTINGUISHED FLoRmiAS.-Gen 10.
seph NJ. Hernandez, the first delegate from Florida
10 Congress, died IN Cuba on the sth ult lie was a
Spanish citizen Of Florida before Its transfer to the
United States. and was a Brigadier General in the
Us. Army during the Indian war In that territory
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FATAL QUARREL BETWEEN POLITICIANS

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE Enquirer learns that a
quarrel recently took place in Morgan county, KY
between Mr.. Mason, Democrat, and Mr.. Cox Know
Nothing candidates for Congress. The latter was
shot by Mr. Mason and killed. Mr.. Cox was the
late member of Congress from the 9th district Mr.
Mason has also represented the same district
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METROPOLITAN srAgE--The opponents in New
York city cf tho measures of the late Legislature
which took away ffora the Mayor his control over
the police, holding public meetings for tbs re
peal of tho "odious ard tyranneal laws passed b,
that body. They also have under consideration the
project Of dividing the State, 80 as 10 originate
now ono from the Ave Southern counties, so sever
ing their connection with people who, through
their representatives, have deprived New YORK Guy
Of her right to " selfgovernment." This would DC
frst-rato scheme The little duplicate state %
New York would lie about the size of the i'''i'
State Of Connecticut adjoining. II WOMB De- 10
fact metropolitan" State composed pretty ihuon
Of the city Of New York. and entitled 10 TWO Sena'
tors in the United States Congress, equal to tho
State Of Pennsylvania, or Virginia,
SPEEDY JcsrIcE AND HEAVY SESTENcE.-In the
Court Of Common Pleas OF New York, Thursday,
lame. rlrnn. who was convicted Of knocking a ci.
ti7cn down IN the streets and robbing him of hall
dollar and cross KEY was sentenced TO tcentv-ains
years confinement in the State prison. The Grand
Jury presented the indictment at Il o'clock and in
less than an hour Flynn was tried, convicted and
sentenced.
NEW COLD FIELDS, it is said. have been discovered
IN tijuana. about ninety miles from Upata This
gold field Is said to be within the territory of British
Guiana. The gold lies at the depth Of between five
and six feet from the surface. Dr. Passart, with a
detachment Of soldiers, has been sent by the Go
vernment to the gold fields to keep order The
river steamers had been obliged TO cease working
in Consequence of all hands having left and started
for the gold fields. The average find is two ounce
per day for each man; but there have been instances
where much larger quantities have been taken.
LAND WARRANTs.-A decided improvement has
taken place in the land warrant market; prices hay
ing advanced and an active demand now pcrvadcs
the market From present indications. it is likely
that still further advances may he anticipated The
following rates ruled in Washington, Wednesday
For 100 acre warrants &c cents per acre
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hayHAIR CurrrNG.-To the Citise

EhaT HAIR CuTTiNG.-Fo the citizens
aud Stran 1ers visiting tho Cty.if ycu wish to get
your lair in tho latest and most improved sty To-
would advise you to call on HOBSON. at bis Hair
Cutting Room, under the American H0tel-eHtFancr
Oh nth street.
y. Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can be had #
all hours. Single Baths p cents, OF tickets br 81.
APP 2}-tf
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BrgAp 'THOs r. PRICE & Co, are adj
ding by every arrival, many choice things 10 their
SUMMER STOCK, Among tue new goods to hand
and those expected are;
POPLINEfTS and De BE0E for travelling
BAfADEKE PUPLiNETTS. do ds
Toll Dr. NAMES aud SILK LU5TRES, for ira
Yelling
LINEN BUSTERS, LINEN SETS
LINEN COLLARS, Cam. do
Plaiu MOUSLAINES, Lace MITTS
Cotton HOSIERY, Cotton and Thread Half H0SH
Ladies' and Gentr' GauEs VESTS
Spring Crystal, Union Spring Corded and Other
approved style HOOP SKIRTS, PALM FANS Dress
FRINGE and TRIMMINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, &c
ES-And upon this morning they commence the
exhibition OF large lot OF COioTed LAWNS OR
CANDIES, BERHES, IRISH LINEN, SHEkT-
lSGS, HINGHAMJ, &c, which they intaud 10 close
Of during the month"; at astonishingly low figures -
Their friends and the public are nvited 10 cali.
Jy f-dlm THOMAS r. PRICE A co
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RsS%FREsu LBBcHEs-I have lust

BsS~ FRESH LRBCHRs.-l have just re
ceved, by Adams Express, fresh lot of swedish
LEECliES, which will be applied upon mOat rSasas j.
able terms.
?. S.-Cuppins and le"ching promptly attended,
Dressing Room under the American Hotel AID Al
night Oh 9th street, French Garden Illl.
my 2J-t. r. &. HOBSON
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POWERS.

mo- Auction NorIcE.-Attention ia
asked to the sale Of sadlars Press Glass Doors show
eli Mr. John IT, Dickinson, corner of Main AID 18th
!, ii ~ THOMAS ". KEBSEE, Anct.
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E9S-Ir Is NOT GENERALLY CONCEDED that Liver Com
plant or deranged state Of the Liver is the cause
Of most of the summon and bowel complaints that
visit us during ths se1toOn OF the year.
Yet some of first phi yhicans consider the Lirer
the principal cause of these Diseases Or in other
words when it performs its functions properly il en-
ables the system to resist throw of diseases Of the
stomach and bowels, and where they are doransed
the surest cure to cure the Liver OF its disease and
CAUSE it perform its proper functions. There ID
nothing in the world that ~ quickly stimulates the
Liver to proper performance Of it's functions as Dr.
SASFoRD's LIVER ISvIGoRATOR which almost instant
~ checks Dsrrhoa, Dysentery, any complaints Of
the bowels
The InvSorator acts gentle cathartic, yet 1t
checks all oooene- of the bowels from the time it il
taken till the regular operation of the medic some
eighteen hours after, when tho cause OF the com
plant il removed, the liver is in vigOrated and health
soon follows. The InvisOrator may DO taken with
perfect safety in all of Dysentery, IL has been
tried and used for years for such complaints by a
largely prsCtcin9 ply ac ian;
BENNETT, BEERS a FISHER and ADIE
GRAY, Agents for Richmond. Jy l-d&c2w
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wing Shampooiug and Bathing Saloon, iuDdrT tho
Ballard House, } has been Handsomely tilted up, aud
is open aud invite the ctizens and strangers
70 give a call.
n Blot. Cold and Shower Baths can he had
daily from O'Clock A. VI. to 10 ?. NJ
ap I-dGm HOBSON MORTON
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Haryest-CrOps-We Gather Virginia
and Tennessee RailrOsd-Springs,
[c3arEsPoSDEScE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. ]
BoNs ACE's, ROANOKE Co., Va. July 10. 1857.
Our hardy yeomanry are in the midst Of harvest.
The wheat crop ripens very slowly and irrcgularly
50 much that the farmers will be able u secure
their crops at half the usual expense The quality
81 the wheat is excellent; the quantity, owing to
he large amount sOwn, will probably be an average.
ted, compared with past years, though the amount
TO the acre will fdl short Of an average The wea-
thtr thus far for harvesting, has been most de-
lightfu cool and pleasant with little or no rain to
interfere with the labors Of the field.
We have two daily trains Of cars, both East and
West. on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
generally they well filled with countenanccs
beaming with delight. wonding their way to the
numerous places Of attraction and resort in the
mountains. As the iron horse dashcs by making
the neighboriDg mountains reverberate with his
shrtll voice. visible through the open windows are
many glad faces that fit past on which are written
anticipated pleasures, dreamed of, but seldom rea
LIED: the poSsessOrs of which bring with them lots
Of California. p carrots fine that make our mountain
valleys Jingle for months after the Watering season
closes From this place. the Passengers ara con
Yeyed over good road, to the King of mineral wa
ters tho Gr"enbrior White sulphur. and its c0un-
terparts. the Sweet and Rcd Sweet Springs hv Kent
Fickin Pcyton's fine fourhorse coaches with
clover drivers. The fine coaches and teams. good
roads and accommodating drivers. elightfu noun
tain scenery and salubrious atmosphere, make the
traveller feel sorry upon arriving At his destination
either that the distance not greater, OF that
II was too great 10y half.
l must not close this letter without giving, at
least passing notice of Coynprs celebrated White
and Black sulphur Springs, situated right here on
the Virginia and Tenuessee Railroad These Springs
are most admirably kept by our onterprisine friend
Mr.. lieiclhnGer. who makes his guests feel happy
and at home while sOourniug with him. Come M
and see this delightful watering place, and bring
all your hrcside with YOU
Yours, &c, ALPHA
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HSA.rP. H. AYLETT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held ia the city OF Rich
mond and attends regularly tho County and Circuit
Courts OF Chesterfield Henrico, Hanover and King
William Counties
Office the store of P. Johnston & Brother.
No 10 Main street ~ tim
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Tup MARSHAL AND HENRY COMPANIES
will meet at their Room this (aoNDAY evening. at
a aciack JAS. X. LEE
" l3-It oecfetry.
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Ma KNOWLES & WALroRp.--I have re-

turned to my former business connsriOn with Mr. II
W. KNOW LES, and will be pleased 70 see my friends
again at Stationers Hail." No Fl Pearl 81
Ne sell BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
We sell HERRIN4'S FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
We sell MARBLRIZED IRON MANTLES.
We insure on lives of white persons.
We insure on lives Of slaves, to years.
lvs-2w T. l.. ID. WALFORD
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BATHS! BATHS, Hot, Gold
o'clock A. NJ to 10 p. NJ. at tho Hair Cutting. tha-
wing and Shampoong Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance nth street Single baths p
cents OF tickets 81, my
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond, July 1l-High Water 81 O'Clock
ARRIVED,
Schr D. Herbert, Myers, Norfolk corn Stearns 4
Thurston
Schr Martha, Wombe Fredericksburg, corn
Schr ID. ". Vaughn, Clifford, Wilmington y. c.
lumber u RaglHnd Brother
5chr W. d. Coghill, Hawkins, Boston, slaves and
heading, III. Cole
Schr Wu. Hone. Scott. Philadelphia, coal, J. r.
Anderson.
schr Union, Shelly, York River corn. l.. ". webb
Il Co.
SAILED
Steamer Pocshontas, Trayers, Baltimore mdse,
Ludlan 4 Watson.
Schr Favorite BetlelI, New York coal R. Rankin
Schr sultan, Dey, Halifax, corn and flour, WOmble
q Claiborne.
Schr. Albertine, Williams, Petersburg, ballast.
NEW YORK, July ll.-Arrived schr Vs. Philips.
Mirrrt Richmond.
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NEW ToRx. July 12.-There is nothing yet OF the
Arago or City Of Washington, both due from Liver
pool to the LIST Inst the same dates as brought by
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Rag TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
r. 4 o. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer In
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber OF erery descrip
ton Office ard yard VI Cary and lota stretS.
Richmond. Va my Is-dGm$
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orEEY on THE sorTH IN DISTRESS.

HAmFAx, Saturday, Jnly IL, 1ssT.-The steaniahip
Queen Of the south, with 264 passengers, rom
Southampton, put into this port this morning short
of Goals. She viii sail tonight for New York
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MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, July ll.-Flour is firm; Howard street
S7.2j.
There IL no Wheat offered. Corn is dull; yellow and
white >6dg>Sc.
Whisky il quiet; City 30c., Ohio Bic
New YORK, July llth.-Flmr has declined; sales Of
5000 bbls; State S62O8 500; Ohio S6.j3Gp5s4j :;
Southern ) 0O(4 s. 80;
Wheat is dropping sales Of 600 bushels; Chicago
spring al4,. Corn is buuyant; sales of l0,HO bush
els mixed Sc cents.
81 Lard closed huuyant at lt14c
Whiskey is dull Ohio33c.
RICHMOND MARKETS, July 18th.
FLOUR-Nuthng new to print about Flour. We
might have Hereoty ped notice Of few weeks since
that would have applied to every day 10 THU time-
The arrivals arc hardly deserving notice and quota
tons remain almost nominal as the transactions are
SO very small and few. We quote Superne to ship
perS. IS.
| WHEAT.-Ths second arrival of new Wheat was A
boat load on Saturday from tho farm of Mr. John "
Adkins, OF G"Ochland. 1t was not. believe sold
The 9s all Suspended and will not resume ope-
ratidhS before the first Of August The canal was
ciosd to nav CATION saturday for Tepars and will not
bo opened until the nth 50 40 new Wheat will come
! by that channel until that time
! COkN.-Ihe market has advanced a little We
quote SlH5td ollh The receipts light because On
! the harvesting. and the market firm
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nesy""WoopLANp CREAM. -.

for beautifyiny the hair-h4hly perfumtd-sureriOr
a. any French article imported, and for half the
price. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has equal
giving it bright glossy appearance. ltcsuse~ Ten
tlemens hair 10 curl in tho most natural mSnuSr IL
removes dandruH always giving tina Hair tbs sp-
peAranCe OF being fresh shinpUped. Price only nnJ
Cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRlDGE 90, proprietOrs Of tha
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aysGEonos b. STEEL, Dentist, 0fieo
and residence No ~, on MAN, between sth and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Wa. my 0-iy
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TERRI8E DEATH SrRUGGLE.--On Tuesday tina Goth
ultimo, tho schooner Roanoke, sailed from Nawhn.
ryport, Mass for the Bay of st Lawrence whom
VIM ;. Harris, Jr., who was under the influence OF
ndaenI 'stH seized lad IA years old, named Jewett
and threw him overheard, jumping after and trying
to drown him. The poor boy. although suffering
from sea sickness struggled hard, and was soon al
forwards saved from the madmans grippe by the
schooner7 boat. Harris was also picked up, but
died in few minutes, and his body wus taken back
to NoWhurypurt for intermcnt.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, July nth
NO CHARGE TO LOOK AT THE

y GOnDS-Th" whole and entire stock 10 / e sold
of At an alarming sacrifice. 80 pieces striped and
plaid Muslins at p cents, worth 81 cents checked
Muslin ri II, Ii and ~ cents worth double that mo
ney dotted Swiss huslins atil, H. ~ and pets: Cam
brio Bands at . cents Collars at 81 ami 49, cents
worth 81. Infants Wastes at ~, cents and higher
Irish Linens at 81 a. 37ia and cents Parasols less
than ro1t, Black Silks unusually low: Bleached Cot
tons; Frngea; More Antiques and every description
VI Trimmings, without regard to cost Swiss AHslius
l2t5 cents and higher. Embroidery Silks and Black
SILK Laces and Edges Millinery Goods; Mits: Hnsie
~. A. this stock must be sold of by the ah of An
gust persons rely in procuring the greatest bar
gains ever Offered in this city.
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nA-J. F. GARpSnR, VI. D.. Homeopa-
thic Physician, Richmond, Va. 0f2cs sa 0ovsrass
street near the richmond House. Jys-doa
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A Heavy CHAIN.-The largest chain in the world
is that about TO he used in the operation of raising
the ships snnken at Sehastopol. 1t is two hundred
yards long. and each link weighs three hundred
pounds. II was manufactured at tho Reading
Forge, Reading. Pa The value of the material 70
be furnished by the Russian government to be used
in raising the fleet will be about a million and a
half Of dollars
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Jy - +. GOLDSMlT, 205 Broad street
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. =

~ In order 10 make room for our next fall stock
which We impOrji reCt from Europe (where one of
our firm Is now making nurchaSe-,l We have made
great reductions in the prices OF all goods espec
ally ladies Dress foods Embroleries White Goods
We have on hand large stock of Housekeeping
doods, such as Marsslles Counterpanes. Furniture
Dmity, Linen Table Damask and Cloths, Irish Lin
chs, Draprry Muslin Bieached and Brown sheetings
and Shirtings.
Our stock OF mems and boys wear, viz: Plain and
Fancy Linen Drilling, Cassimeres and Marseilles
NesnSs, is much better than generally for the sea-
j. 4 VI. R0SENBAUM
Ii Lea Rrnad htra,.t
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am-RKaovAL-DR. PEAcHr. TO rHx
Ballard House. U1-lDS
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EN-PREHDEST VAN BUREN.-The now very aged
but yet scarcely venerable Van Buren, was at Mr..
Marcy funeral, with his old bright, healthy look
and smiling as ever-not solemn even in the pre-
snnce of death. for solemnity seems impossible for
his eyer-happy face. He does not show over sixty,
ami his hair il whittier than il has been for TWEEN
tr-hve wears. He walked in yigor from the capitol
after the ceremonies were over t. take the cars AT
the river for his home in knderhnok To-day he
looks younger even than ex-Prosdent Pierce, with
whom side hy.side, he entered the Assembly rharn-
ber.-E J.. Express
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VERY NARROW ESCApK.--A boat containing nine
or ten persons, who were returning from chowder
party 10 New York, on Tuesday evening, was up
set of Throg's Neck. in Long Island sound Most
OF the party chung to the boat until relief came
from the shore. and one who was missing was then
dragged from under the boat where he lnu1t have
boon submerged at least ten minutes, and was to-
tally inscnSbe, but i'll less then two hours was
perfectly restored
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Bs- VALUABLE FARM TO BIZ S0Lp AT AUcTIoy-Ths
attention of tue public is invited to the advertisement
Of the sale Of a valuable Farm at Chesterfield Depot,
on the Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road, to DO found under auction head. The sale
will take place the premises " Wednesday, next.
psr-ous disposed to purchase will. BY taking tho
cars in the morning Of the day Of sale, have ample
time to examine tie premises before the sale, and re-
turn the same day.
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Colt IN PFRSIA-Tbe London United Service Ga
zette of May % remarks: We have read an extract
Of a letter from distinguished cavalry officer in
Eurs hire, which says, We had a very good fight
with the Pcrsians on the Sth Of April and after
our sword arms were tried and many sword, broken.
Colts revOlyers told fearful tale
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RE- FIVE PER CENT. SAvSD.-All pcrSons whose &C.
counts due the lst day Of July if paid within
the noxt thirty days, deduction of five per cent
will be made on all sum. Of $40 and upwards. All
persons indebted TO me or before the LIST day OF
January last if their accounts not paid within
thirty days from th date will be placed in the pro
per officers hands for collection.
jy l-l2t ALEX. HILL. s2T Main ST
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E6~ Dr.. COOKS, LATE or Sr. LOUIS,
Mo-Ofcs and residence on ID sreet. vest sids. h.
tween Marshall aud Clay xsrests. NH is-dt<n
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MiSNESoTA-lt is now asserted officially that the
Constitutional Convention will stand rrpublicau,
%; democrats +S-repuhcan majority IL. Mime
sofa will be the first State that ever came into the
American Union with anything but a democratic
constitution.
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, THIEF IN NEW YORK. &c.
EXPECTED STEAMERS

WFsAInLls AIs tNh" hSf'fNs ~
NEw YoRg, July, l2.-This ia much the hottest
day of the season.
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