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NEW Music.

NEW htsIC.
UDANDOLPHS BOOKSTORE AND HIEDERI.
NJ Thou hast Il tn" heart that gaIe thee cong
by Fnrrenhurci aD'
Sin. rnr that scns again; song, hy Gngleinp 2,c
OH The merry. merry hOIn; snUg, by :. Clover Pc
Rnsc of the vnllrr; son.. Ly Mrus -
Ki-a Ia quick AMI &C. son. by BUCKLEY De
Ar. tho" my native hills suns by TnrEhnm; 20
ON when hall meet thee s"n- by Farn!rn -;
Mary Mcneil; song. by the author n !"l BIZ Ion =
Two hearts lt,. boat ia one. song, hv Wad ~
Ambition song, by author u Kathleen M"voUr.
necn; &c
Fannie Trn,onc; song. for Guitar hy Noursr. &c
lcnnnc riih the fight brown hlr song, TOR Guitar. by
Fo-t"r; ne
Let me- sleep whc.c the ovcl caaa are senpin9 SOM
for Guitar by Farnhan: g;c
Rosaiic tn" Prairie Flower song, by author o! Hazel
Dell, tor Guitar -;
Happy heart. home song, for Guitar; by Fnrn.
ham; -:
Heart should have tuacin s:rngs SOM! IL. Gu8r,
Convrrsc; 25c
Far from my native land song. ior G1:,ar by Can
vrr-c; lSc
Rod Shawl Polka by Holland; DC
Victoria Hbcincr, 70:
Can't got away Wullarcr; -,
Electric Schousch, = " 40
Eatys Own Wnlt4 by Walli.; &c
Tyrolc.. Alpine Waltz By Il Albert; L.
Promenade Introducing tic itvorrr melody Con! /,
dearest the duyI,-h; IL gone; Ev Mt.ruior; D
Our Flag is there; variations b. Grobc :igretc: sJc
Do they miss y, 1mr: variations, hy tirUbr so
Lilly Dale variations; by iirObc; 51c
Alton National Guard, March by Bart vignr'tr Pc
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fnatics of the North it il true, make desperate
sjsaace but the couserv a.:e neu OF that section see
the necessity Of doing justice to the South III ":ae'
TO avert disunun, aud they throw themselves 'l''
the breach heroically au,l effectively The shr"
holding States are 70 longer recedlng Slowly
nj eudenvorng To parry the h"w OF IN an
vunciug enemy. They are giving thrust i"
thrust, and gallanly pressing forward 4" the '''''
not only defending what they have but d"'''".'
the restoration at wha, they have lost. "''''''.,,
ism m,lsters mighty host, bnt i, Is c"'''"''' ~
ton: the Democratic party counts. We III ,;.,
whole South AMI IL the North II rr's'"7 $780,.
ton aud gives battle {" til" enemy III :, II,
TIL. rrucipies ii u nc racy "r' -.
..unr;,, Of H., ps;i,u aud liz the h"F'S "' 'as
ra,s.;c;sn i, ,iyinc way before ''en' '"i W
but look hopefully {" the ,",u'r
.s.n,.;,., 10 an unusual pressure oi adEe''f'
man cur columns, 10 day, We are conS'rH''eo
aan,,o;l our quantity OF miscellaneous matter a'''
>, a.f-r the publication cf interesting col''hu'''"
lions, which will appear tomorrow.
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aII.AnTRI IANn EnR sALE

fSIHE subscriber nciing agent ind N his own right,
uaerS Tor sale large isrn, situated in Northeast
Missouri. Tbs lurn hes rhc upper edge Of the county
o Lincoln, and about II miles from the Mississippi river
lcontans by rrc"ut survey s7"crcs about 30 OF ~ncn
enclosed and in cultivation, tue balance in woodland
The land is located IN the mhet 0i FINE grain aJ obac-
growing region Il well adapted t. the growth of
corn, wheat obacc0 hnd tho crassrs The soil OF the
land rcrs on limestone foundation, aud ita' portion
which Is cleared III good heart and productive There
the iurn comfortable dwelling house, containing
six rooms together with ice house smoke house the ne
:rrsary houses tor servants and several tobacco
houses. There Hrc thu pncc several never falling
springs which afford ample SUPPLY OF waite: or al the
cumbrr OF stock
The social advantages of the nsigbborhood COOL
aad there src several churches within short nIornInes
ride, WHICH Are upru To all alike. mi-trrs hnd servants
The idea may base reached Virginia that snvc property
il becoming insecure the Srtc OF Missouri That sPc
O property Is Just IN l.is5Gr ~ II u IN
kentucky, Virginia or any Of the older sln"rhJd!ns
States The county in which The subscriber resides nnd
the adj cent County, both contain lar. aud an inc'"'
slave population These counties ntf bounded on one
sdc by the mississippi river aud yet nr' one slave s e.
capped from either o them in the years oinirr
uut"vrrnble 0tr pcrmaGcncy q! shaver: IN TIE at'
should be- drawn from late movement III TIE CITY 81 -
Loui'. on tue SUBJECT OF emancipation. Tint WIS mercy
up hy the leaders dprrHtc po;ic"! nrti"E
~ scr of tho lucrative oiccs OF large
municipal corporation Tho people OF III. State At arc" Ut
;crv r,udnt: my such movement, Hal arc well satisfied
abide hy the provision OF The Stntr Constitute, Il, which
PROHIBITS cmanr'int!on unless with III: consent Of the
nwnr.
The properly, which the subscriber desires to SELL is
well siuHcd, regards cUoi market tor Nil tue pro-
ducts Of Inc nrm II hn OF the best landings on thc
Upper Mississippi for shipping points. To one OF them
loads mnic from the farm, the cou;sc OF the day
with ease, during the Summer and Fall mon'hs-nnd 10
both OF them, good graded and Macndanzcd roads are
in process Of construction At each Of them There
several large Touring mills and q, one OF thcsc ship
ping points (thc LuuisHnn) there are two large
and extensive tobacco manufactures in full operation
The facilities for chipping to St Louis trcm G:thcr point
arc unriv"ed on the fipper Mississippi
is This property offered for .Hc II effect partition
ar:on- heirs VIII certainly be disposed Of Possession
will BE- given in time whca, the coming fall
II not dl;p-scd OF prior that time the properly will
be sold publicly, IN. premises the second MONDAY
the 18th 'lny nt next October, 1857.
The title u the land uisputabIc and the Of sal
be ascerHinej application t. the subscrbr living
nrnr the pr"niIss any OTc wishing 10 purchase will
please nidress The subscriber ;hro: his post Office. Mt
Pram!rsliic. Pike county, Missouri
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THE APPROXIMATION OF CUBA.

Some OF the Spanish iournas ARE out in the strong
est manner agg;u=t ;he contemplated differentiation
of Cuba. l.. Veriai, published in New York, takes
decided ground against the scieE1s. IL charges that
the pau which is of British origin, iocks TO the
version Of Cuba Into negro colony, under the iu.
risdiction of a mixed commission. II is said ths'
Lord Palmsrsten proposes Ia COLOMBO Cuba aud the
british and French West Indies, with the wild and
uutu,o.ed children of Africa giving them land, and
protecting them in their ee citizenship but making
no provision for restraining those two or thres hun
dred thousand brueil ue1.oes from converting Cuba
irto another 81. Domingo, w tbs ooody extermins
lion OF the whites. In Fact: Is VerdaG aud
:ustains lis position wih startling arr.Y o: official
communicated the direct otJec; os this British
movement is to reinforce ;he uegro population and
drive SIC whites completely out Of Cuba, 30 as to
make it, ia the language OF a late member OF The
British Cabinet "uttery worthless 10 the Ainsri-
cans. ~ hallmark American.
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NEW YORK MARKETS Arcrs7 8.

FLOCR.-The make, to-day was buoysn': sales Of
Dp barrels al advance OF 10 state and c.s or
ohio-s6 10 IS for common to good State; Uhio H:
81 ~ ~; Southern - ! -.
WHEAf.-The market to-day buoyant: sales OF
100 nu:hcsTenuessc red lsO cts Southern white s'
cts.
CORS-Thn marie, to dsy depressed; sales Of
81 81 bushcls 9. decline OF cts mixed 81, cts.
Pokh-rhe market today 6rm with sa'es CT
Mrs. al S1i IS 81 30
BEEF-rbs arkct was hrn A. former rates.
LARD. buoysnt-saies at Is! cts.
WAlSkEY-Has declined cent Gales at 30 1a cts for
Ohio
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUn. H. 1871.
NIGH wAr9E THIS DAY AT = O'CLOCK.
RIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, m'ize
tnd Passengers,
SteauIer George Peabody, Prrhe,t. Il ,orelIim,
nlE'.
Schr Robert J.. King Leeds. Phiar!ephia. coal.
Schr Jane c. Doughty, Murphy, Philsd-Iphis coal.
Schr Monsoon, Crainner, Phadei hia. c"n
Schr K. j. Ednondson, James River, wheat
Schr L"u.a Dyer, Jameson, Rpcklari. lime.
Srhr Iinnison Prize. .Johns"n. New York, suano.
Schr Poriia. Aaron james Rivcr, wheat.
Schr uiarn Belle. Parker, Alrxnn1iIa, conf.
Schr Eugenia. Wscut North Cnr"lna, shingles.
Schr Burnett. McNemar. Phnl-phra, mdZ ;.
Schr Clyde, Whipps, Halifax fish.
Schr Ashland. Mitchell, Baltimore, mGz,.
Schr George Washington, CanOp, Philadelphia, coal
Schr john Bell. Ham, Rnck!and, lime.
Bark Cora, Mckee, New York in ballast, 10 load
for Brazl.
Schr NJ. Vsnnnme, Vanname, New York guano
Schr Vim Allen. Grant, PhilsdrIph,a, coal.
Sc!r WIN. J. Doyle, Owens, York Rire' corn.
$rhr Margaret Aunc, Butt Eastern, Shore, WOOL
ware.
Srhr Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, indze.
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STRIRI.ING SPRING.

yElHlS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in Augusta county, Va 3,
Il L. miles from Staunton. and ~ miles from llnrrison.
burg will be- under ;hc management at Mr PETER ii
WOODWARD, formerly al lHck-uTIivr hnh inr The lnst
three Seasons at the Healing springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces Ia invhls maj I"
pleasure seeking public that by erecting eight moro d"G'
bic c0tta,cs Eui by the general Improvement o! the pre-.
iecs since las alter ia" i0h 81 Jun" h" viii
be prepared with entirely furniture and sufficient
number Of ATTENDANTS Ia offer visitors The most PHEASANT
accommodations in tho Virrnin m"nnr"ins.
The waters o. this place unautpascd IN tact III"
visitor these springs has the advantage al NIL III"
-aiiGu5 belonging the cn" mineral region oi
Virgins"
This sulphur Water cs;cci a Keep; III: o.
tirccnJfrr.
The Alan Springs i"crio to nonc. r. t"s'i Tor he
last five years .r the ChHly b"a" hGd Free stone VA
all hand in abundance r"ni"r this place, proper
IS. the Mineral springs 81 Virginia
F.. r!-in srrh"r-. i"r" viii h" Music in ATTENDANCE"
ami The .G' a.! SPORTS Afforded by mouGt n r.
sorts
An c.f crcncoi phT scinn viii rr-ic al rir s'p.mes
TERMs:-. per week I: 10 iar mouth 81 four week.
an u Ic,urun made r cnlir" SEASON Tor l's than
ycrS 81 - pei day will d" charged
lius %; s,:gai!o. four hare" mail r"ari"s vii! "nH"
stnuntnn "y. iaf THE !'",' III. ~ arrival OF lhe
Eastern GERS
A line o s.arcs = expected rs=n iha :'rrines
route from iIurtisburr 10 Bath AiuTI -p,in.-.
Muy ..-r;t;tS:!m CiE.i.Ei kiSNti Proprietor
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ru1,g DAYS LATER fROM EUROPE.


QurBfc, Aug. g.-Tbe steamer Indian, from Liv.
erIool ou the 9th July, arrived here to-day. The
Niagara arrived out Oh the 2G!h:
Tie Liverpool cotton market closed steady. The
newspaper report Gays that prices were generally un-
changed. but Richardson, Spence & Co say the mar
ket was ! 10 higher Sales of 26,'lOo bales. Bread
SUITS closed steady. Canal hour As3O3s; Baltimore
and Philadelphia 3ls: Ohio Us. White whsat u n
o!-. Red wheat ia.s. Corn had advanced IT,; Vel.
Low aud mixed 3S!ajos; white ijas3s. Provisions
closed steady.
Later intelligence had been received from India
The nu,iiy WAS spreading among the troops of the
Bengal army Gen. Bernardo had repused several
sorlies from Delhi, with heavy losses TO Tho ins,r'
s-u,s He waiting for reinorceueGt+ TO storm
the city. F.on Madras it il positively stated that
Delhi mus been captured, hut the Intelligence i re-
.arded as premature, not being conhrmel from Ben.
al. The native troops at Calcutta and Bsrach2ooE
quietly u,ssrlne!
III" Chinese feet had been destroyed after Two So
we're engagements.
The Niagara Ind Susquehanna lef: Liverpool on
the 9th of July !or Cork, 10 clniGence laying the
submarine cable.
1he repor; that an attempt had beeu nude on tue
life Of Napoleon was unuunded.
Baron !iolh>chd Ind been returned TO Parliament
rnr London wthou; opposition. spicy debate had
taken place in the House a. Commons originated by
Mr.. - Israeli. which resulted i'll al address TO the
Queen promising every support 10 the Government
in ts Indian difficulty.
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WARM SrRiyGs RATu COUNTY Va

yHSI!S e., Er.tcd Watering Place, WHICH Is now OF
H. tor IN" reception AMI nccDnrn JntipH o. vi-,oF'r
-u.tci III Bath county Virginia hundred nni sew
~ mile, wc,t at Richmond, and tn. drcc, Turn
Road ~ TIL. White Sulphur Springs aud Guyandoit'
the OHIO River, live riil"- rnn the Bath Alum Hnd
Springs respectively y. nui eight miles from the Irra:
Thee have hcrn long nnd Justly famed tot III
G'Hlit,''- in various disGs-cr, well Il,
luxury 81 bathing Their properties gently rr','i
d!nr"r, ii"rhDrc'ic ami Alternative and are c-p-e!'
mp :cao" :" the treatment CT the following di.ca,ct ~
.iIi.DE-,
C1ro0- Rl.snnf.7 anl Gor', and disehsc. rc.ult,
from thor talent existence Affection. Of the S,!BtlN
ro~. HIh Their Consequences: PGHiysis; HUmrps!H,
loving snIircs.Hd cT,cuh;Ons from Hnmorrhg!i al
zinc arrangements or Mr'G.,..fs Of Goui Mss~T'
iso:'eg II ne .ia;"t:, mjrso, Scia,ira, Ceo'rfd
"mi morbid coni.sions Of rha BODIES !.s gsg., -,GD
M C.:6Hn,g' tfsn9Us; Ny.pp'iG, TS.Eia aas 'ters
aH&ngol conditions 0i II. Ira.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist cf large tni comm 't.uas HD'cl. large nnm
Di hsai-nnG a:i conveniently arranged Cottage. :;
cluu- iDlE. gEI bGil room, billiard room, bow o. b'
BAH .snsrr, &c &C.
TIE rArms,
Which Of tee temp. 96-9- dog FEhr't, are four
number. large DctGgu+i Bnt; fer Grntcm'n, u T.
IA diamaci.r and tcct IN d"pth The Ladies h-th.
GeHrIy equal dim"E-isTS Two spout Baths. and
v-tr Bnrr for !hphis All 81 which comfortably q
conveniently iurEihcI "Ei contributed snd cOGn'
cd with cold fiun.nc Baths, nbdBfSItly supplied -
spring water of the temp. hj-U. de-. farht
Iy-rhc lor"iiry o' thcsc Springs is remarkable J.
hc,!lhnoss-lh" sUri Oubd!ng country Of romsn 0e'1
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS viii be 81 'ae -
hest character MI very rurt made 10 cOntribU u "
comfort ma: convenience II v:sors
4 me BAND Or MUSIC la, Ecen engaged i,r tas'
son.
As these SPRINGS located but Is miles dls,hG: u,
Tic Vr .rni- Central EhrGad, the tollO9ln. ihcl!lH'
be .frrici Tor rcnchEg them 90.
4 rain ut car. will leave Richmond daily At o az
/. u, will connect with the Orange and Alexanih1
Gnrionsvllr, viii arrive ut St-untCn nj y ocIoe
NJ. where time will be allowed Tor pafscn1 r !. -,
aEi rcnch NbC-o, the prcscnt terminus OF TIE ,tn,
Rnronij AZ ! o'clock, r. 81 where an ample HutI.o .
line coace will br in readiness t. convey The
the evening 10 the Gath A.ur:. !afn .ot -'i ~
in. sprin.a. a. they my w,et 10 90. ma!
Atnpl" "nd satisfactory arrangement. has" os.u
with Messrs flGrman, Brown Co, the pfe."h' pr pr
and o5!s.ng PROPRIETOR ii The stage lin" Oh th!' @
convey v-it0f- Ia and from ihc." Sprints 10 'Ss w.
sulphur, al their convenience sni Jis'i'toh
Sc stSf StSIE'aa,$5 S1s5p' ;e"'"s''''
JGGe l;-c?m MORTON HltDSoir hnn---
NAWE- Il SUTTON. AT10R:ti Al h' ',;,s.
III NOTARY PUBLIC, RIcHMoSD, Va pisS"rrr
all the Courta Of the City OF Richmond an thr V"'
Henrico.
.ysOficc. corner of Bank and llth stree',.
July 2.-6m
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CITY AE0 eEATE Ha.

WHO'S THE OLDEST CLERK ~ VIRGISrAl-Mr.
WIN. 5. Dance, the clerk Of Pnwhatan. commenced
writing in the Chesterfield office in June, lSOj-52
gears ago III October lSI9 he began to write in tho
office Mt Powhaan, rs Deputy Clerk and was ap'
pointed Clerk oi the county in Apr 1916. few
mouths prior 10 the appointment of Mr.. Is. G.. Wor-
sham OF Prince Edward. His long and faithful
vices have been aud -tll duly appreciated by the
people to whom he has been most valuable officer
SALE OF COFFEE IN RICHMoED.-The large coffee
sale, advertised by Messra. Creushaw s. Fisher,
came off Friday. Ths attendance was LIBERAL
There were 5,D76 bags offered, the whole of which
was sold. About OOO bags we're bought for Peters
burg. The prices ranged from Sill % to IL 30-ave-
rssug about II IS 10 IL 81. Messrs. Crenshnw &;
Fisher ARE extensively engaged in the Milling bust.
nes,, and 10 return for the Hour they ship Ia Rio,
ceive cargo of coffee. They deserve credit tor
their bold and Jealous e1rts to establish direct fo.
reign trade for Virginia.
RE.uRGASIzEp.-The Young Guard fsnys the
WhiS, have lapguished, died. and come to lila again
within the past fortnight At the meeting OF ts late
constituents and others on Friday night a6ntoIi'0n
composed Of two companies, was organized. Tie
benefits Of this dual existence will doubtless b.. made
apparent hereafter. One company will be Differed
by Hugh W. Fry Jr. Coptdtn, aud w. l.. Satterwhit-
and +. 5. Baber, LsniS; the other by Charles Rich.
ardson Captain, JOS. W. Barlow and Jas. Sizer, Jr.
LicutS. Tho new arrangement certainly affords n
now justified 10 the hope that harmony will in luture
be resou.e!y maintained
TeuRSAMESr The Winchester Republican sa.s
"A new feature will be introduced at The Tournament
which is to of Cnpon, ID of September. the
presentation by the Knights of handsome Eel of jew
1ry To the lady who shall he crowned Queen Of Low,
and Beauty. This will make the contest for the hon
much more spirited among the gallant knights.
TorRSAME.T.-There will he n Tournament at the
Wsrrenlon (Ea) Springs on "Wednesday next, August
l2lh, and Fancy Ball on the night of the l'ih The
chivalry from all parts of the land are invited 10 be
upon the field and contrud in the martial pnsme ol
the glorious privilege of estabshu: their adys title
to the sovereignty of Love GnI Beauty.
HIGHWAY RoEBERY.-A few days since, ssys tho
Front Royal lva.l Gazette, rs MIR. Esea Confer wa
walking along tho road from Linden Statlonio the
residence Of Mr.. Knight, in company with Marshall
Kenny, tie latter knocked him down with rock and
robbed him Of Gbout 50. Mr.. Conner was very eer
ously hurt. warrant FOR the arrest OF Kenny was
issued, and Mr.. K. +. Crupper started in pursuit
found him in Winchester, brought him TO town. aud
iod sd him in jail
VIM. II. Huu,er has been elected treasurer Of the
Norfolk and Petersburg RHilroad Company, 10 place
of DIR. Jesse j. Simkins resigned
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MISSOURI ELECTIONS

Sr LOUIS. August Fifty counties in this State
give Col. Rollins, the American candidate for inverlI
or, over 4,7DO majority. His gain is over 1000 OF
Mr. Fllmnre's vote.
Mresrs. Richardson, Scott aud Walton are largely
ahead for Supreme Judges.
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lbI ED

DIED. -! paralysis. +, Eri-li' in Usnrco cauity. ~
nch, H. l. ~ on The i2;i u. Lnty last Mr ALLEN DEN
Ton, ia Tue G'dh yrnr ~. hts t,c
III. p'nt"n was born near pcht9asic, in Hanover
where hr resided for half century among cherished md
acquaintance with the lrrcs,: knew how To value one
whose word w1, always rre aud whose sense oil rl.h;
led him III he exact in business rrlnous but to wish
| more than was honestly and fairly his Own
fiis .rtnl,p nttochnrp,. I'D, L;, n yo,,,j ,;,,,
He suffered much from painful chronic disease and
months pas, sousht relief in the pcrusal OF tie holy scrip
OF religion yet lew expressions to the writer and others
give 10 his friends some hope that his last nefrcual cf
fort WAS designed 10 express pardon and peace
An only d"ught" shlrcs the grr OF his aged and deep
Is stricken widow q q f.
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AFFRAYs BETWEEN SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN AND
NORTHERN WATERS.
IFro,n tine Rorhcstcr Union. Aurui

rom the Rochester Union, Aushatt
An ARRAY occurred n. Niagara Falls yesterday
morning, causing confederate excitemen; there" The
particulars OF the s.. stated 10 By different
parties substantially follows "A gentleman from
the South-k.n'ucky or Mi-souri-wiih his wife aud
laughter. stopping; ct III. lnterna.inus Hotel
On Tuesday they wors ca ID" CaoadI .ids AMI tppk
Terry skill 90 return
Asr the ladi. bad taken sssts II t3 skill an I'M
pu i-nt culoreI man took seat between them. The
sntlema an " tho accompanied these Indies the husband
oil one aud father OF tina other, requested the negro
politely TO leave the seat that he might occupy it, The
fellow refused Ia change his seat, and gave abusive
language in return for politeness The white man
elected The black uns by force from tho scat and
chhked him soma.
Yesterday morning the and his wits came to
the breakfast table Of the international later than
usual aud after ueary all the gueets had left tue
dining room. After taking his sent at the table he.
side bis wife, tn negro with whom he had the alter
cation in the skif ou the previous dag. came up 10
him and said. you aro the who ctoke'i ME yes
terdsy" The reply was Eyes, aud l ought TO have
thrown you into the river"
At this point The black fellow struck the man on the
head with a heavy tumbar. telling him senseless Ia
the floor. The wife Of the gentleman thus assaulted
r"se aud, with cnInnendabls herni.,n, dealt the fellow
n blow which restrained him. Without M instant of
delay she ran ~ stairs 10 the she occupied aud
finding the door locked her husband having the key
she bursi tbs door open, seized revolver and 10
the di.iug room. by this tima the black walters had
pss 81 Il-r cola psnon Out ot the house sud out al
lnne!dts danger. lG!sFdulr 9ulet was restored ny
the Interference Of the prcpletcrs OF the house eud
friends
The negro who bad caused the disturbance ran -
the river bank intending TO escape 10 Cauaia but did
not succeed He WAS arrested by constable. and
while HE way 20 answer to the magistrate 10 pass.
ing hotel shot fred from the second story win.
dow. The ball cid mischief, but passed near the
constable and his prisoner. Who fired the shot no
one has yet asceraiu.d q; legs, it is publicly
knnwu. IL Is charged upon both parties.
The negro was taken before n magistrate examined
and found guilty Of the assault. Taa magistrate de.
ciied to sentence the fellow TO pay tus Of Sl5 and
go 10 Jail for ,bree months.
The Sou;herner who was assaulted came forward
snd requested tina; The fellow he not IN Jail The
magistrate then chaused the sentence 10 fine of S2j
which was p4id
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fIOItSE T,,NIC,
COuNTVY PHYSICIANS

HA7iL Ind le! .md choice STOCK 0t perfectly .i'sl
w ana :eii4b.a MEDICINES. se!c:tci expressly 70.
Country phy-cians. faly ard n ,ntaon Use. Chemical
and Pharmaceutical preparations 81 o. oSn rfnhcrs
made strictly ncc)ranc" with toe United suites flir
nacopcin, %! iuil medical efficacy the snr IA are d.,
prnsed by the subscribers extcntrr prescription nni
hysirisns' business and for which the Virginia Ne.
chnnics Institute awarded the First Premium ut the late
Fair.
A.o the choicest Fcrfumrry from the mnst celebrated
American, English and French Pcrfumers TOilc SOan.,
Cosmetics Fancy Goods Brushes Combs oi NIL kind sur
:eons INSTRUMENTS aud ;u!l ci u other ar
ticlcs in ;c Dag lire. 70: snlc ut
LAIDLLY & ROblNSOE'S Esw Drug Stc:s.
Aug u iih uud EELnkin Ell Cais k!CGmoni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
4 PIfOFES-OR of GREEK

lTSill Trustees OF Richmond College will proceed.
Il The i'h 0t September 10 all The Chair Of firr
Lanc"nI" "Hd Literature, made by the rc,gns'
Of Prot. Christian Tie hu,"s q, the Office cOrnrr
on the :. =" Gcr"|"r !.r salary consists oi $40 III
~" crfp'SrnE; nn. Jnnsi,th q. AL L., fC.-.Or f.
kin: together M u"orngr tor the latt iw" sessions
- go hrp.r"'.ru-, j. person or hy u!linl, rrny
uirir - !tr 'uh-cr'E'r "bD viii iuruL cHirlpruc,
tHu;n: Ill ~ !iGl oi ns.nu books SC. il
timor!4ls Iou!I be- pr,. .stariu rac usc e.p.rIrro
uei.:h i!,ss ui u,:lcn!uu, :. 4. OF ,ae applicant.
ROBERT hiLAND
IG'v 2--c'l-c sept Richmond. Y: