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nK JOIN Z. WALTHALL, lH0MBPA-
~ THIsr ef~r- his professional -tkices to the Gin
ysns sf Richmond and IL vicinity. Oftice on Nam
street opposite the Exchange Bank. Residence at
prezeull at u r II X. Peakes, ell kohs street, q e"
doors above Lho Richmond House. 10 Ora
NOTICE-The subscriber offers his ser
y vice. 10 tp- public Collector si all kinds 9t
Claims and hopes sy 7trCt attention and prompt rr-
tuTnr 10 merit fair proportion OF business lie can
be found al hersIs Goddiu a AppcrrUD =.
l.. II. LUCK.
Rrfsr-ts 8oddia { AppyI-on, Thoe. C. Dudley, Lu-
taer Libby X NJ. Ninun0. r. 0. llazkins, Col. IhO'.
l. August. JshH +. Ballard, Horace l.. Kent.
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EDUCATION.
"A ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
w STiTNTDN FJPQJVJ1

ST1UNTON, VIRGINIA.
The eighth annual session of this Institution will
commence on W EDN ESDAY, the 9Th OF 5. .ptenlb.r
1857. and close on the last Thursday in June.
The Institute IS incorporated by the Legislature Of
Proficiency.
It embraces two departm Preparatory and
Collegiate. the first, the elementary branches OF
english are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate
department, the course OF study is systematic ant
tom1,prehensive, and such as. when fully pursued
OF all the intellectual social and moral faculties
produce harmonious fullnoss Of being, and hit the
pupil 10 l honorably and usefnlly, her appropriate
sphere i'll life
All the departments of instruction are in charge OF
competent teachers and provided with apparatus
and other means necessary for the pleasant and sue
cesstal prosecution of their respective studies
The boarding department and all the domestic ar.
rangemens under the direct control Of the Prn-
cipal and his lady whose best efforts used TO make
the Institute a pleasant home for pupils
TERMS FOR The SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Ioard washing, lights and
Tuition. Preparatory Department ?
Music on Piano with use sf instrument y
Modern Languages, each: p
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music. NJ extra
charge.
R- Itis desirable that applications be made early.
and pupils he prompt in attendance on the first day
If the session
JOHN WILSON, Principal.
iy 7-d2swsw&wc4w -----------
NfANTILLAS AT COST, MANTILLAS
vi AT COST.
IS French Lace Mantiss sold at si4 and SIS. now at
cost
$50 French Lace and Velvet sold at SO TO s2 at
cost
50 solid silk once, s430each
few real Shantilla Msntas left
81 Grey MantillAs, some as low a. ~
$50 Black thin ones, $I-5n 81 and 81 Is each
Every Mantilla in my store must be sold At some
price. as l am determined 20 keep none over. Now
Is the time, at the New York Mantilla and Shawl
Store. w Main street. -
jy 2-lm* JAMES RILEY.
COO BBLS. CALCINED PLASTER
cOo 1000 bbIs. Rosendsle and james River Cement
1000 bbls. Rockland Lime
30 bbls. Tar
100 bbls. Richmond Ground Plaster
50 bbls. Ampthil Superdne
400 bbls. Halifax Herrings
800 bushels Plsstering Hair
3o bales Hay
IS ibis. No. Lard
100 0O0 sawed Iaths
ao tons Lump Plaster
For sale by BRIDGPoRD Co.
ly q On the Dock.
N 0TIC L The undersigned having
= qualified as Executors under the las. will aud
testament OF James c. SPOTS decd request all per-
sons having claims against the TO present them
properly authenticated: and all persons indebted are
requested 10 make immediate payment 10 JOHN c.
SPUTTS. JAMES THOMAS JK
JNo. II. WRENN
JN0. q. SPOTS
Executors Of James @. Spots decd
Richmond, Jniv g. iSsT- Elm
EXECUTORS NOTICE quail
IL fed as the Execu'sr OF Thomas Williams decd
this 10 TO request oil Pc indebted the estate 70
ssttis the amounts duo by them without delay; and
those having claims viii pless.e grsssgs them
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NOBLE pARK.-The Phpnix Park, Dublin, Ire
land is the largest public park in Chrstendom. 1t
lie a beautiful domain, very handsomely wooded
and watered, and contains 1880 statute acres.
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y, 10 i. .FRoNT STREET. NEW YORK.
CONNOLLY & ADAMS.

fnVErNGIDT HKRCHANTS .t.TD AGENTS
PUR INF eALK uP
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA NANUPAC-
TGREU TOBACCO.
kS- Libaral auy1u~vnleut- On cOnsiRnnents. ga
Hg-IAkE% G. ADAMS II connected with our house.
l.&s. A Connolly. EUBF u. ADAMS.
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KIND WORDS are the brightest flowers of
earth existence; they make very paradise of the
humblest home the world can show. Use them, es-
pecially around the hreside, and more precious to
heal the wounded heart, and make the weighed
down spirit glad, than all other blessings the earth
can give
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A REAL KENTUCKY GIEL.-When the steamer
Aida was sinking from her collision with tn,
Fashion on Tuesday night, and the Passengers il
confusion. preparing to secure a safe retreat
from the sinking craft, and some in the water ma
KING their way to land. young girl of about sev
enteen SUMMERS was standing on the guard intent.
~ contemplating the scene, and looking anxious
~ towards the shore: a young man in the ru.b %,
gallantry stepped up to her and remarked Mis-.
II You will put yourself under my protection, /
Will convey you safely to shore "rhank Won "
replied the young heroine; but you need not
trouble yourself; am only waiting for the crowd
to get out of the way when can take care of NV
self and reach the bank" Soon the crowd cleared
the space and the young lady plunged into the wa
ter and swan to the opposite bank with apparent
ease ana without the least perceptible fear.-Pl-
ducdh Tunes.
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Toy BALL0ONs DANGERoUs.-The New York Com
mercial Advertiser warns the young people who
use these novel playthings- that they may become
dangerous articles by the introduction, through the
pores of the Vucanized rubber of which the cover
lug is made of atmosphere air, which uniting with
the gas contained i'll the envelope produces an ex.
plosiye mixture analogous 10 fire damp. II by
chance ignited the effects might be fearful, Auo
ther danger is the liability to uhae the poisonous
gas, should boy attempt to reinflate his partly
hauatcd balloon with air from his lungs
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years Postmaster at Halifax c. H., Va has been
removed, and W. T. Basley appointed as his sue
cessor.
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National HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

WM D. GILkSOE, PROPRIETOR.
Omnibuser free Of charge run in connection with
the Hotel aud the Railroad Depot
ps- livery attention is given 70 passengers who
wish 70 depart by either Of the lines Of travel
my JlHin
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lNCESDIARIsM.-A daring effort was
made last Tuesday night to burn the carpenter
shop at the City Gas Works in Rockets, by firing
pile of combustbe matter in it; but a gentleman
living IN the nelghborhood discovered the flames
before they had spread very far, and extinguished
them. This attempt was one of the most audacious
We ever heard of, for at that very moment there
were some twenty or thirty men at work in various
parts of the gas establishment, none OF whom saw
the incendiary when he entered the premises
An attempt was also made on Tuesday night
last, to burn the carpenter shop of Mr.. Thomas
iorris, on 25th street Church Hill, by placing un-
Ter the floor long wire, wrapped with rags which
were saturated with turpentine portion of the
rag was destroyed, but failed te set fire to the
house, although the floor covered with sha-
wings
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"ooLEN MrLLs BuRNT.-Lyon's WOODEN mills a.
honsum Mass, were burnt on Saturday. Loss esti
mated at $4,000
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HAPPY AorHERs.-An English paper gives an &C
count OF Il tea party Of sixty old women, who were
the mothers Of eight hundred and sixty nine chill
dreE! There WAS something to talk about at that
tea party. without regard To Mrs Gruudy
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AIR. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHN0L 0N

W FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7rH.-Ths ,,A
session OF this school will open ON FRIDAY the 18th
Soptember, for the TEN following months IirseI
Latin and Mathematics S60 Elementary Latin and
Mathematics. or higher English and Mathsmvtics
SJe common English Branches StO; Primary Depart-
nent ttT boys II ysdrS) s33; French or Draw
.ng, each so.
The services Of successful Teachers secured for
I'll the departments
Refers to the following gentlemen among the patrons
Il the school last session, viz; Rev. Drs Woodbridge
md keppier; Doctors abel, Cunning CHAM and Deanec
1esSrs. Beers Puindextsr, Crenshaw d Co, L. D.
rrnshaw, VIM: II. urant, G. d. Yale, J. ~ Royal.
leo. ). Palmer Thos. VI. Alfriend John NJ Patton, !
adams Smith. Andrew Johnston, J. c. Page, A. Blair
Mm x Trlplett, Wm. Marshall, Geo. VI West Col.
thoS. III. Ellis, \. Bev. Tucker, Washington city &C
The vacancies being few, carly application for the
tdmIasion OF pupils Is recommended. Apply on the
premises to r. n, L. TIGHE N
jy 2S--dt50
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Francis 4. Newcomb, Of Quincy, Mass. has be-
come insane through the influence Of Spiritualisni,
and was taken last week TO Lanatie Asylum.
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REGULAR PARTINGToN.-The stories they tell f
this venerable dame are not so extravagant after al
Witness the following anecdote
Some gentlemen were admirins the fiue arma-
ment of one OF our national steam frGates layiug in
anot far distant port, the other day. when one Of
them asked how the shell were fired from the guns.
To this question another OF those present thus suc
cinctly replied, and in sober earnest:
Why, you sec the shell il objected from the call-
non, and pcrpNtraes the side Of the cnemy's ship
and there it expo 'es -
Fact!
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BOARDING

DOARDING-Boa can obtain good
lJroomz by tho month or year on the usual terms,
In central and pleasant negh hborhood six or eight
gentlemen also be provided with meals, at the
regular price by applying 10 Miss BROWN at the
residence ol Jas Brown, Jr. on 7th street, between
On az and Franklin. Jy It's
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A YOUNG LADY DRowSED.-On Sunday morning,
the body Of Bliss Annett Egbert, daughter of Cor
nelius Egbert, farmer, residing near CedsrGrove.
South Beach, Staten Island WAS found On the beach
one and half miles from her parents residence
For tiHe past she subject to partial insa-
nifty, and the jury rende. Ell verdict OF Death by
drowning, the result OF mental arrangement
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THIS Is TO CERTIFY that l hav

| IT II To IENIIF IHAl I HANt
Il be"n afflicted for sumo time with Tumor under
ny uEhl rye. and being told by several physlciaus
hatlt could not be removed without cutting and en-
dangcfiug my sight, dli not know what 20 do about
Il, uftil A~ciH8 the advertisement OF nr. VI. KAHN.
when thought would 20 and give him trial: and
am happy - eay thai he hes efiectEtlly cured me-
according t. hir advertisement, and that il, without
pain oT using an instrument. ] would certainly
commend all thlac afflicted in like manner to give
nm trial Hs O'ire is a. the Clifton House, in
VI the Ballard lluuse. ;. ii, HiHAS,
Richmond
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THRILLING SCENE IN TEEATRE.-Many years ago
in the city of Providence, there was a large audi
ence collected within the walls of the old theatre
now Grace Church) The performance had reach
ed the crisis wherein the dreadful william of m.
play was to be shot-the fatal pistol was even
pointed at the victim, the house was wrought vi
10 the intensest excitement, and sll was still a,
death. At this breathless period highly respect
aDie cltlZen IL the stage-box arose and addressn. .
the nero OF the pistol-whie his wife sat by hi
-ide her cheeks ashy pale, aud thumb thrust int,
each ear-said: Mr.. Duffy, Mr.. Duffy, Mr. DUFFY
don shoot the william just yet For loves sake de
re from the t9eqtret" The gun didn't explode. but
the audience did
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TIRED OF U,FE.-On Tuesday night last
man named MICHAEL CRUAR made two attempts
shuttle off ifes earthly coil, by diving to the
bottom of tho dock, but in both instances he was
hshed out much TO his modification. The last
time, he was taken to the cage by Watchman Jude,
where he was retained in custody till his friends
called and took him away. of course the poor fel-
low was cracked in the upper story, or he never
would have attempted to strangle himself in such IA
filthy place as the dock
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MISS PEGRAMS BOARDING AND

WI DAY sCHUOL.-The second session Of Miss
PEGRAks SCHOOL Will begin the lst Of october
next and will end the 3Dth of June inte.
he course Of instruction will be thorough and
ensyr reaching from the elementary ~ the highest
branches Of Education.
The English Department will be under the imme-
diste supervision Of Miss PEGRAx. She will also
slme the Bellies Lettre Class. for young Ladies Who
have left school.
Competent assistants will be- employed In each
department. and French will receive especial attsn
tion.
Circulars containing full information concerning
the school, may be had on application 70 Mn. }. "
PEGRAN Linden Square, Richmond.
Persons Intending to enter Pupils. are requested 70
engage them without delay, 30 that Arrangements
may Be made for their accommodation.
il 2-dTu. ThkSst tIAug4wts
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" RICHARDSON

Il. GKNEEAL AGENT AkB COLLECTOR.
Attends 10 the collection Of Claim Hiring out Ne
er.s -eatlus vSIt Houses and general Commission
Ba-lue>s
Ks- once l4tR street. opposite Exchange Hotel
~tta " H. Richardson. KIchnond, Va.
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RIcHA0xn, July "a, l,57.


y
NIGHT YEARS RULE CONTINUED
Tie 18th Of July it ha. been my rule TO greatly
reduce The cash prlco of nll my Summer Clothing
and Furnishing Goods Il il not desiraLJ. or nrofta,
bic 90 carry over 10 the second season stock Of SUN
mer Clothing. Notwithstanding my stock is lsrYc
ooInrisiug Cashmere Suits Marstilles do Whit,
and Colored Linen do, Alpaca. Merino Drap de Et4
dc. and furnishing Goods such as Shirts Coll.r
SooAs. Gloves Suspenders, Cravats OF the qreet.-t
variety. &c all viii be sold at such reduced nrice-
will ensurs sales All in want will hasten tn rnI
while the variety 10 good.
j. D. GOODMAN,
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Anewly married couple took up their residence
III Poplar street. At breakfast next morning the
gentleman said to the lady: "My dear this is Pop
lar street, and by putting (you) in it becomes
popular And by putting Gus (us) in it,
promptly replied his better half, will yery natu-
rally become populous.'
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CELECT CLASSICAL and MAT =

SELECT CLASSICAL and MATHE-
~ NAUTICAL SCHO0L-Prof II. J. CHRISTIAN
having recently resigned the chair Of Greek In Rich.
mond College proposes to open. the LIST of Octo-
Der next Select Classical ami Mathematical school
IN thus city During his long experience as teacher,
he has been constantly impressed with the want "
thnroughness in tho preparation of boys either for
college, or the active duties of life. He therefore
proposes To admit only as many pupils as be can
teach, and devote himself with untirng energy 10
making thorough scholars in the strcIsst sense OF
the term. In q future advertisement he will give mo-
tice of the terms and location of the school Any com.
municatiOn addressed to him, through the Rich
mond Post Office, will be promptly attended to.
is 2S-djtk III j. CHkISFIAS
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All LOmbardy is In CONSERVATION about the silk
worm disease, which is destroying rich and most
plentiful crop in that province. There are many
proprictors who will not get silk enough to pay
half the cost of cultivation The disease is spread
ing through all Italy and aftiicts that beautiful
country with an additional scourge.
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A CARD.-The undersigned has been
n successful in securing excellent and c0mmodious
rooms in central and eligible part of the city in
which he proposes to open SCHOOL FOR BUYS
who wish to pursue course of instruction with a
view TO a thorough business education or TO entering
III the first the advanced classes Of College Par
riculars will be made known in future advertise
ment. HORACE p SMITH, An.
ly 2J-ts
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InllN " DAVIES.

I0nN W. DAVIES,
J DEALER ~ AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE. BROWN STONE AND GRANITE,
Auk sTEsRT. BETWEEN ITg tSp srH 5rs.
MONUMENTS TOMBS HEAD PIECES,
y use aai store Frputs Wiuisw and Door Sills, &c
BurYlns Grounds enclosed with stone and Iron Rail
-. Fir.t pr~lniuIa awarded by tae Mechanics I
s4Ittlt4 and 4 Agricultural society Of Virginia.
TuOMAS ". kEESEE,
AUCTIONRRR,
foHr. corner of 18th and Cary ztreets5)
VII attend "a the raie 4 REAL ESTATE. hER-
CHAFUlSk HepSEHoLD FURNITURE, &c.
B~--e1e Of Horse eVgry SATU kDAf.
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FROM TURKS ISLANDs.-From Turks Islands we
nave news to the 4th inst. At the several ports
they continued 10 gather large quantities of salt
since last report 1881 bushels had been exported
and about 100000 bushels remained on hand. Th.
American house of Reynolds and COMPANY. Nj
urand Turk, had wound up their affairs and closed
their business there
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The HARVEST IN kESTUCKY.-The Louisville {KyJ
fourier says that harvest is now nearly or quite
over throughout Kentucky, and in yield of grain
Is tne hhest, largest heaviest and best known
IN TINS state The yield is not only extraordinarily
large, but the quantity of ground cultivated was far
beyond any previous season"
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PRICE ONE CENT.
R1ognoyp GREys-Wbep tb;s co,,,,, :,

RICHMOND GREYs.-When this comnapy
reached the encanpment yesterday. they were, cor
daily received by the Guard Of the Metropolis and
afterwards agreeably refreshed by solids and fluid,
always TO be found at "Paddys Retreat" As they
marched through Main street, to the cheering mu
SIC OF the Armory Band, their steps were as well
.inieo and steady as those of regulars. The Crews
are steadily advancing in all the requisite quaii-
osI Oh soldiers, and promise soon TO become the
n,,n,I eoIhpsny in the regiment both in point Of
- =? ahu accuracy of drill. To Lieut. Bossieux
:; AZ nIhseif soldier out and out much credit
r oue ior tue efficiency OF this CORPS and for the
O'' IL continually making.
IhE AMERICAN AssoerArroS for tho oa-
snfIS an Vi sciehce, will hold its next (tbe aIav
Ay .uhuai meeting in MontreaI or ~, To.i .
t;s o' mt. This Association coyrnnsei - sss VI
incIuSa. ",, ~ rom all parts of North Amsr,ca
. sor,,,s -. i IT'S FOIL of members all the Iaa,;
inc in tha S oa with the principal seat. Of Iaarr
Sonth H., WI theFn States, and MANY fror, ~
deyotad =. .eellhgs, which are held Annually aro
alone Md ,h ne discussion of scientific subisc,.
tr;bntsd s, wy papers read are published and lis.
10 the ssanns ss .he nembers. Those who belonr
W lne association are ,,ener.lIy co,s;a oe'one
gusss OF the citizens in the nlsca uber the
anu entertainments of a social .h.a.J ny liee'
- 20 lhe intellectual exercisss Ernra g.. 70:
NO - .s'ueu .e oy the local committee AZ Nonteai
,; 'ha,, besides Preparations for hat t
- ~ VI tue members, ,arrangeuapt. - -
s ioi iiee eAtursIOns to NiSsara FIJI, ~ q,
"Iueny river aud to 0tt0ma city. and L. Up 'Il'
-ulu 'ehets on all the railroad ura s, Oi &c
routes Those of our citizens ~ s'eamDOs'
present VIII leave here for tina Nortb o. r'O' 70 D.
OF few days ' -'oF'n III the course
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CAPT1TE.-0n Monday Mrs Marble. late a pr
soncr to Ink pah-du-tahs band of hostile Sioux In
dlans ia Minnesota. who is in this city, had p
iong interview with the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, Wherein she described her trials and suffr
Ings at the hands of the sayagrs. who, it will BE-
rememhered murdered her husband before beI
eyes, The object Of her visit to Washington il to
OBTAIN indemnity from the Government for pro
perty destroyed by the Indian, in their forav sb,
mas neen described to us AS young, handsome and
ntelligent.-t Wash. lSar.
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A shopkeeper of Virginia lately put up in Ids
window notice, declaring that 1.-The proprietor OF
the estabisnmt mt wished to enter into the mar
riage state with we'll conducted young woman or
widow" ''Since then some OF the local Journals
state, lit is quite incOnCeivable what great mum
Der of women Of every age, enter the shop to make
purchases, but the would-be Benedict has not yet
made his choice
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T'O HOTEL KEEPERS, HEADS OF
= fAAiLIEB AND ALL OTHERS FOND OP
IHK Luz kIEs or LlFE-SEMPLE's Infsllible
BAKING Powders the greatest preparation known for
making sweet, light and wholesome Bead Puddings
AEd Pastry q! all kinds One trial will insure the us
n'Ihem In an family forever. II is saving of time
dsprnsable ings TO be fulfilled in these modern
tIiAes oi reform. For saie wholesale aud retail by
lsn Market piafs Frat r. is.os, ,,,
plCOT'S AROMATIC WILD CHERRY
- hfITERS.-if you wish 10 be relieved of Sick
Headache. Acdity Of the stomach, Nervousness t;r
neral Debility, and complaints arising from Disor
GERS oi The Liver aud stomach. by all means use
These Bittsrs Price ~ cents per quart bottle For
sale only NY Il. j. PIC0T
y o. h'aHRist.
IN BBLs. New No. 3 Mackerel, for sale
w 10y Jy29 THOMAS JONES 90.
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SUICIDE OF 4 PRlSCE--A letter from Rome, in the
Constitutional. saws:

Constitutional, says:
Prince AnniLsl Simonctt has put an end to his
existence by throwing himself out Of window OF
his palace at AncOns. As he was III possession of
considerabl" fortune and surrounded by everything
TO render life agreeable. the which led him
commit the rash act NJ present remains mystery.
Prince Sim0nett had been called by Plus X. to the
ministry uf Finance during the constitutional re-
gimc. He was first secular minister and succeed
ed the Probate Horichini. wh0is now cardinal. The
prince on reslgning his post, was replaced by
Count kossi.'
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HURLEY. BANKER,

w y Main st. opposite the st, Charles Hotel
Richmond Va,
p.pler - pomestic Exchange, Uncurrent Bank
Noto- Rssjnc-s Paper and Marketable Securities OF
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold,
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Prom Peru there is but little to chronicIe-tba
revolutionary movements have almost ceased
ne diihoulty concerning the guano sold by Villain
% was not settled but the suppositiou WAS that the
sales would be allowed.
Chtl"h intelligence ia interesting considerable
excitement has been caused by the demand upon
several foreign houses in Valparaiso to submit
felr books for examination before a judicial tr
ounal-the houses had protested and sent a coLi-
hlttee 10 santiago to appeal against the demand
ana appointed another committee to solicit a DELAY
u procedure from the competent authorities OF
valparaiso The committee, sent to Santiago con
consisted OF hessrs b. Browne. (for the British in
,erest,l II. Munro. for the American r Roun far
the French, j. Bah, Herman,) +. Smith, F(Chilian.)
and 3. Vidal, (Spanard)
The ChlIan Congress opened its sessions June
ISL ana the president read his message, in which
document We find nothing worthy Of special no
tics,