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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-19

MURDER IN BALTIhoRE.-0n Thursday night last,
40 alteration occurred at house in Vine street,
Baltimore, between William G. Ford, Q constable,
and Thomas II. Burnham, substitute police off,
Ger of the southern district. The parties met at
the house, when an old family dispute was re-
vived. What transpired is not definitely known,
but Ford fired three shets at Burnham from a re.
voiyer, three Of the balls taking effect upon his
person, causing death almost immediately. Ford
was arrested and locked up
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DEATH OF GEN. QgMAN

NEw ORLEANS, July lS.-Gen. c5hn A. Quitman
died at hi. residence, near Natchez, Saturday morn
ing. A dispatch previously recei7ed, saying
that he was sinking rapidly, and the public mind
was therefore prepared for the sad tidings Of his
decease. Gen. Qutman was among the number
who contracted disease at the National Hotel, in
Washington and his health has been gradually fail
ing since.
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VIOLENT SToRM.-The vicinity of Parkersburg,
Va, was visited Sunday week by violent storm Of
wind aad rain approaching, in force, almost to .
tornado. The News of that place says that num-
bers of large trees were Frustrated, and but few
orchards or door yards escaped being damaged
One or two small buildings we're unroofed, and a
variety of accidents occurred. The steamer Park
eriburg was considerably damaged.
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The Atlantic Tele~reph

We are prepared 70 receive the intelligence Of .
hilurs without any inconsolable rorrow. We
have never been able exactly 70 perceive in Whist
way the commercial interests Of the South vere 70
b bsnentted By II, OF how British monopoly Of
such . concern conid be matter Of satufAc-
tion 70 any part Of this country. A. . grAId
schisssnsut VI the human intsllect, every one
would sxslt In iss success, but IL falldfs may
tesch mankind the greater achisvsment In this
ags Of progress, Of patience and humility.
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nISAsrKnuS ElRE

ST. LOUIS, July 1s.-A fire broke out at Leayen.
worth at midnight on the l4th inst. and at one
time threatened the destr uctiou of all the dsnssst
portion OF the city. The flames caught In the
green room Of the Union Theatre and rapidly com
municated to the adjoining buildings. thirty Of
which were consumed. Loss Sl00,Oeu.
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aNou "a rur Anaeprsp Trxsl,'-To.

ssNow IS THE AUssPTED TIMs TO
morrow it may be to, late. Delay is dangerous y
Take ont at once policy upon your hfa for the ben
eiit OF your w fe and little ones" CREDITOR cannot
without your consent. touch the money. The cost
10 but q triis; the advantage grest Snceror induce
ments as usuai, at 1.-THE General Insurance Agen
Cyl" Pearl street. merit door to h. D. Eacho, Just D
low the Exchange Hotel
Also, with regard TO SLAVE INSURANCE. and
FIRE and MARINE rnaurance of every kind, rates
very reasonable. TWO Of the nest reliable eompa'
ues in the Union represented With capitai OF ~,
785 o00
All losses promptly adjusted in Richmond, and the
best references given. q. X. BhithEr.
General Insurance Agent, Peat 1T.
Call and get a pamphlet and circular free o.
charge, which will explain all to you. ~ l9-3t
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WGsHISaroS, Jaiy 1s--Joseph G. g. ennedy,
Esq. having been appointed by the President Of
the United States to carry the act Of Congress
providing for the completion Of the Unfinished
work Of the seventh census, has entered upon the
performances Of his duties with an able corps of
assistants, and ia busiy ugsgsd in rev isiug and
completing the statistics OF Manufactures, in or
der that the work may be presented to Congress ut
commencement Of the next session. These Stats
tics, taken under the direction of Mr.. Kennedy
and nearly completed when he was displaced from
Office, Will, when finished, present the most CON-
plete aud perfect exhibit Of the condition OF the
American mechanic arts that has ever been pre-
pared These details oever have been published
and the interest occasioned by their appearance
will not be limited to our own country
1t 10 ascertained from reliable source that about
dams Of Oregon aud Washington Territories, inclu-
dug those who recently fought Col. Steptoe, and
which the Senate failed to ratify. This omission
has had the effect of producing an impression on
the minds of these Indians of the alb seuce of good
faith on the part Of the Government of the United
States.
Several weeks ago, when the rumored defeat of
Col. Steptoe reached this city, the Indian Bureau
promptly sent out directions to the United States
Indian Agent, to use all available means at his
disposal for such an emergency, to check at once
the further spread of hostties and to prevent the
commission Of outrages upon our citizens. 4l
Baron Gerolt, the Pruasian Minister has receiv-
ed permission of leave Of absence. He goes to
Europe In few days for his family, with whom
he will return in the autumn.
Monsieur Blunde, the successor recently ap-
pointed by the Belgian Government, to succeed Ii.
De Bosch Spencer, who was appointed Minister to
Turkey, has been since named to Sardinia, and il
is not improbable that this arrangement may re-
tain Mr.. Spencer in this country.
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MY. PARTICULAR NOTICE. The $

Sm PARTICULAR NorIcE.-The sub
scrber having disposed of his store at the corner OF
18th aud Aain streets. Will from this time cohdact
business ere tssivelv at
155 Main street, Corner I%th'
Having now greatly increased facilities he Is ena.
bIea to Offer goods the most liberal terms ooth ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. , .
Thankful for past IA voIs be hopes by renewed s-
forts to please his FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC,
to merit continuance of their patronage.
w. PETERSON, Druggist, graduate
of the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy
Successor to Alex. buysl
July LIST. 1883. jy 16-im
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The late speech Of Hon. Jsnerson Davis IN f"s
lind. Maine In reply TO the compliment o. 2 49,
made, rendered to him BY a'iarge number OF e.u
sens, without distinction Of party. was : nop'e
prodactioa, and must have electrified me sAss
crowd that heard II. Such patriotic and Union
sentiments, coming With glow9g eioqasucs, from
one Who hss besn regarded - aleader 81 tbs ultra
south. are grand aud inspiring. Verify, "the era
81 good feeling" seems to have returned to the
country. aud the demon Of fsnaticism and section.
allan 70 be fairly exercised.
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CANA Man BE HIS Own GsASDPATHER?-The query
answered in the Affirmative There was q widow
aud her daughter-in-law, and man and his son,
The widow married the son. and the daughter the
old man; the widow was therefore mother to her
husbands father, consequently grandmc Their to
her own husband. They had son to whom she
was great grandmother. Now as the son Of u
grandmother must be either grandfather or a
great uncle, this boy was therefore his own grand
father. N. B--This was actually the case with
boy at school at Norwich.-Notes and Queries.
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DROWNED

SCHENECTADY, July IA son of Prof. Rearson,
of Unios College, aged about II years, was drown
ed last evening about "a O'clock, in the Mohawk
river here. lie was out skiff with two officers,
aud fell over board aud was drowned His body
was recovered soon after
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WOMAN LICENSED TO PRsACH-At the recent
animal session Of the Ontario Association Of Uni
versslists, Mrs. Lydia 4. Jenkins received letter
Of fellowship preacher Of the gospel. Her
husband is also minister. This is supposed to be
the first female who ever received letter of fel
low ship from any eccleaiastical body.
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IN rsply 70 the letter Of ~ yirgiaiAn," Ge1
New York. " learn that Subscription lists have
bssn opsusd fbr : nonanspt 70 yossg Hamilton,
aad that bsautilai dssIgs for the same has been
psspassA 81 ! esntienea n this city.
or eoryespesdeas \ nndsr ths impression that
the nonunsnt 4 70 b. sgsetsd IN Richmond. He
coa1iudes hts Letter thas'
~fbelieve. ~, thAs but express tho sentimeats
q sssry .YireinlAn, resident In New York, xhsn
Isay thAtNeersreeoy aoo witiinx TO contribute our
pevpetaa41 ~ stnesrseondaisnc Of Virginia WIFI
ssislss esaas etAh ssd hour Of her afiiic.ion ana
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THE ERIE RAILROAD CATASTROPHE

NEW York, July 1S.--The Coroner's jury on the
persons killed by the disaster the New York
and Erie Railroad, have rendered verdict exone-
rating the company and employees from blame,
and say the accident was caused by the breaking
uf a rail
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INCIDENT OF TRAvEL.-A female child was born
on board the steamer Louisiana, while on the trip
from Baltimore to Norfolk, Friday morning. The
little stranger will be chrstened Louisiana"
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
lTAuNTnN

Rt. Rev W. MEADE. D. o President of the Dr.
rectofy.
RI. Rev. J. JOHNS. d. D.. Vice President Of the
Directory. e
Rev H. II PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal and Head
Of the Family assisted by full corps OF experienced
sndeompetent officers in the Boarding and Academ-
zeal Departments.
The session OF 1859 will open on the last WED.
NEsDAY In next September. Registers. with full
Information, sent application 20 Rev. X. II
PHILIPPE, Stanton, Va. an ZS-.3ms
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~R.Ap TnIs!-The undersigned in

yites attention to the following certificate =
PoRT Mayo Aenrico Co, July 10.
Mr. HzNRY-DElR sIR My wife as been suffer
ing for the last weve years with pain in the
small of the back sometimes she could scarcely
move about the house. / heard of your iiniment,
and procured box. After two applications to the
affected part she entirely reliey ed and at this
time is as well as ever she was. $500
JOHN .. GIBSON. +
NJ The LIniment referred to in Mr.. Gibsons ties
timonal has effected numerous similar cures 1t lie
put in tin boxes OF two sZas and sold at 30 cents
and IS cents according to size BIZ the druggists oil
this city.
~ I2-Imf SW HENRY, Pr0prletor
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MAETNH INTHLLIGSWCn,
FHfy Richmond, Juty IT. M5h Hatss III e'cl

Hwt.I Richmond, J,sty 17-Hs5a Water III e'e,'
ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia. Kelly philadelphia. mdse and
passengers, Il futile.
Schr John Randolph, aPhilps, Baltimore. mdse,
W CslQuiIt Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdze and
passengers, tudiam 4 Watson.
Schr Vim Gregory. BuckliR. New York. mdse, D
4 W Currie.
schr Caroline. Bucklin, New York, mdss, D w
Currie.
echr H J Nield. Jones down the river. light.
1chr Baltimore, Phillips, for Richmond, cleared
ct Baltimore 10th inst.
Bark Chanticleer. Murray, for Richmond, cleared
at New York 18th inst.
echr z Taylor, Abbott, for Richmond, cleared at
Philadelphia nth inst
Ship Knox CHM, fer City Point, cleared at New
York 18th inst Schr Seaman Lank for Richmond,
cleared at do 18th.
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EuIHu.

on the leth instant, At o'clock r. NJ, at the ~
sideucs ri bn father. on f7ts street, JAMES HEN.
ny. aeed eiGllesu nonths, only child Of Moses and
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SUICIpE-A negro girl belonging to Mr. James
Simpson. Ct Alexandra, Va, committed suicide in
Leesburg. on Saturday morning week, by hanging
herselE On Friday she WAS charged with having
stolsn q sun Of money, and ehastised; it is sup
posed that fear of being detected the succeeding
day induced her to commit the deed.
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81 TYLER Co.'s new style of Ambrotypes car
be obtained at prices varying from 251cents to s25
The Steam Gallery is the place TO have likenesse
taken artsticaly and at one half the usual charg
at other respectable Galleries.
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CONVENTION OF THE SONS OLE MALTA

PHILADELPHIA, July 1I.-0ne hundred and ifty
delegates to the National Convention of the Sons
of Malta have arrived here, including fifteen from
San Francisco, and representatives from Cuba and
Mexico. Delegates from France and England are
expected by the Canada. The Convention IA eets
Nor dau
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FROM FLORIDA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 16.-Tampa advices of the
10th inst. have been received. The Peninsular Of
that date reports that Captain Mcneil had succeed
ed in having talk with the chief of the Taliahas.
sees on the It'll, and that the prospects were IA
vorable for their removal to the West
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ure advertisement
y l1-iw kO6Eh MARTIN.

ssg- AT CosT Ar CosT!! Ar CosT |! !!
RARGAIss! BARGArNsii IAgGA s.il--For thirty
days, we will sell our stock Of staple and Fancy
Dry Goods ut COST Also, Millinery and straw
Goods, Fringes. Ladies' Dress Trimmings, &C &C.
Oar stock embr ices O greas variety cf desirable
Goods, which will close cut ut incrediable low
prices. to make room for the fall purchases
- LADIES BAZAAR,
jy I6-,2t No ITS Broad street.
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FRoM THE PtAINs.

FROM THE PLAINS.
sr. Lours, July 16.-Letscrs from Fort Kearney,
June 30th, say that Gen. Harney's headquarters
hsd been sncamped there six days, In exptctAtion
Of the arrival of nav distractions from the War
Department.
I teamstsr hsd bsen tried and acquitted on the
charge Of faciting his conapaDions 70 rob Capt.
Hancock OF $4,000 sndsr HE charge, for meeting
incidental expenses
Colonies May and Morrison had passed Fort Rear
ney. The latter gave Cen. Harvey hts nrst salute
az Brtgsdier General.
postscript 70 the letter says that express has
arrived, but brings no adyices from Washington.
We shall resume tho march to morrow.
The Independence mail, with dates Of the 18th
ut from Santa Fe, has arrived. A difficulty had
occurred growing out Of the persistence Of the
Indians In driving cattle and horses upon the pay
ground known as EwelI Camp, near Fort Defiance.
Major Brooks had been obliged to send con pany
OF soldiers to drive the herds OF, and protect the
grounds from encroacbments.
Several cattle aud ponies were killed by the SOL
diers. and skirmish occurred between the troops
aud indians, but none Of either party were killed
or WOunded
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purchased of Mr. w Peterson the entire stock OF
DRUGS and MEDICINES at the Store on the corner
City Drug store, ana having made large additions
to the stock prepared to offer to mi frlenas
and the public generally. every thing in my lse ~
where aud would ba pleased to have them give me
call before purchasing as feel conidentof giving
them satisfaction. -s.ss e
iyl7 -dts&cw4t CHAS DAWSON. Il
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wHrAr CRop.--The wheat harvest has been q nish
ed, and from what We can 1earn the crop 10 short
full yoDo third and good portion very indifferent
The ost crop will not yield more than halt CROP
Ctrissiansb,srg Star.
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:. hkfuasED 70 EUROPE Mr. Yieuxtemps, the finest
violinfst that ever visited this country saie from
New York on Thursday FOR Bremen, 10 the Borus.
sla. Mr.. Thalberg went some time since 10 the
North, and left Boston on Wednesday for Liver.
pool
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decentralization. Willard, of Indiana has so
far recovered from his recent severe and dams srous
attack Of ilHess AZ to be able to be oat He is I'm
able to speak above bis breath, aud fears are en-
tsrssined that he will never recover the use of his
voice.
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YANKEE Music FoR TuRxEr-Ar. Il. A. Ru,ditt ~
boston has jHst completed IN order 10 lurnish the
nslsonal airs Of America for the army and navy 81
The Sultan Of Turkey = -
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Tar Nkw HAY CaoP.-New hay il selling In the
Philadelphia market at about so cents Der LOO
pounds Old hay 10 worth about so cents per 100
pounds. The crop Of hay throughout the counties
adjacent to Phiadeiphia IL large, and prices will
No doubt be lower this season than for several
warn mat. 81
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TRADs Or CHIcAGo.--The total shipmsnts Of Grain
70 chicago this season, amount to 10 1871 SIS bush
els, which 10 an sxeess Of 5.sOoO00 more than N
entire shipments up to the same time last year.
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neTo MAKs

~ To MAKs
GOOD BREAD.
Use SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER.
w GARLTCK,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale by all Druggists and Groeers. jy IS
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DEAfa FROM LssHrslso. The dwelling hon.. a.
Mr. Aaaan tibeeot, Rsdding. c., was sssuck 81
nensning on the 18th inst lady named Naucs
dedfrey VA ktllsd insesntiy. $50 3 ~ - =
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.su. Cn.onr.arrn Tnuru - a

ES- C1HopLAsTIC TEETH - Artificial
Teeth. by the ca EOPLASTIC PROCESS. are insert
cd by the subscriber and warranted TO be superior
in every respect to any other method nos 10 use -
Specimens can BE- at the Subscribers oiiice,
Main street, opposite Corinthian Hail
iy l5-jm JNO MCCONNELL. Dentist
N.B-Ar. Mcconnell will uae electricity in 1.-The
extraction of Teeth for those who wish to try 1t.
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: . rxRrrW1 DON PEDR Il

- RAILROAD pUn : IN y . = =
The Contractors for the construction OF the second
section Of the Don Pedro III Railroad OF Brazil wish
to employ FIFTY MIN, natives of the State Of Viz
eiuia or any Of the Southern statos who may mn
1rrstsnd the management Of negroes--or mss not
natives who may have resided in the South aud
have mad the management of negroes gu public
wnrks--to go to Brazii Managers or Fore GEN.
They prefer men experienced in the constr uction Of
public works. but they will employ young men who
may net Rave had any ex perience in the construc-
ton Of such sotss They will also employ men.
americans or foreigners. who can sa sfy us that
they are competent to take charge of the caastruc-
ton OF Tunnels or other works, and know how 20
manage white labornrs The line Of the Railroad 10
b construct will run up and through the sierra
de- Ner or Nfrsh Mountain, 40 miles rom the city
OF Rio de Janeiro from which TO tn foot IT the noun
tain there is railroad in operation The climate il
delightful; about the panie as In tho county OF
3reenbrier. in this State in summer but much n I'D
err ia wnter-mereury la the thermomsser never
r.ng hiaher than IS degrees in sunmer and never
falinR below IS In winter. 1t is healthy as any
part of the world.
Apply if by letter at any time; II In perron after
he LIST OF August at the counting room Of Hugh w.
Fry, Pearl street, Richmond, Va
~ ls-ts ROB'T HARVEY.
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LIE COUNTY. VA correspondent of the Alb.
iugdon Democrat writes that the wheat in Lee
county has been ruined by rust, and that oats
will not yield more than half crop. Corn looks
welt. A man named Mckinney fell dead from
supstroke while ut work in corn field.
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NUNDRlES.
~ IS frkins and tubs prime Goshen Butter.
50 boxes Cheese.
Is tubs refined Leaf Lard
Sti-rces New York City Hams.
IS bbIs Few No 3 nacKerel,
landing per steamer jamestown, for sale By
s WA ii TfLHR.
y19-5t 18Th street
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Inc crop Of wheat 10 Loudoun county, Va. e NJ.
esfdsd ~ very little ovsr oasfpuxlh g q svssaxe
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ME MEAsUaBas NOTICE. Having
removed my Office to my residence on Broad st.
one door below the African Church, solicit, froLi
my many friends aud the public generally, con.
tinuanee of that patropage, which. for the last o
months they have 80 literally bestowed
From tbs large experience fhaye had in measur.
ing Lumber Brick.work, PlasteriDg, ID TT work,
Stone work, &c. feel confident of giving een7ral
satisfaction. LEROY CREnsHAW.
jy l2-lm Measurer.
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~ wM. n. F0sTRR, kss. i the suthori.ed
aren't for the Dispatch Ia Norfolk aud Partsmoo'n'
eubscribers IN those cities VIII obtain tneH psps'
regularly from him II the eAriiest possible ne1''"'
In the day.
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8 w HENRY, Proprietor

&C. NOTICE The annual meeting OF
the stock holders of the Tuckahoe and James River
Railroad Co will be held at the Office Of Dunlop
Moucue & Co.. in this city. on MONDAY, the 26th
inst at 5 O'Clock P. NJ. GEO w. ROfsTER,
IL I2--td Secretary.
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ACCIDENT ON THE JACKSON RAILROAD.
NKw ORLEANS, Friday July 10, 1855 "A collision
has occurred to the mail train on the New Orleans
and Jackson Railroad, at Bohsa. Several persons
were wounded, but no one was killed.
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HONEY sOAP-Palm, Camphor, Al
H mond, Omnibus, Brown aud White Windsor
Soaps CASTLE Soap, &c; for sale by
L WAGNER Druggist
Reh cd
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LATER FROM EURopE

LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamship Austria,
with London dates of the 4th inst, arrived here
this morning She reports heavy westerly gsies
and fog during her entire passage, and saw nothing
Of the telegraph fleet.
company of cavalry been oganized, under IA
vorsbie auspices, In Les;sburg, Va.
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ARM0RY r l.. l. BLUES
q JULY 10Th, 1855. )
~ ORDERS No 8.
n Attend quarterly meeting of your
Company, at the Armory on Monday evening at sA
O'clock. pre- cisely.
Report of the Court of Inquiry will be received
By order Of Captain Fay.
iylg-It R0. A. T0MPKINS. lst Serg't
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cHAs 8 DAWSON.
. CLAasIcAL AND |

n.y. CLASSICAL AND MATHBMATfCAI
SCHOOL, Corner of 9th aud Clay streets. The duties
of this School will be resumed On the LIST October
Terms as heretofore. For further particulars, see
future 6yertisement
Jy lT-iw kO6Eh MAhflN.
~INsTRuoTIoN IN PENMAHsHiP AND
BooK kErpING AT NIGHT, will be discontinued until
LIST October next
The AFTERNOON CLASS will be attended to az usual.
and those who desire attending the Summer Course,
are requested to hand In their names as early rs
practicable
Terms PER SESSION OF THREE MONTHS:
Penmansb
BOOK
VISITING CARDS writer for 81 per pack.
BOOKS written up, ACCOUNTS drawn eff ana
any kind of WRITING, practical OF ornamental.
done at short notice, and on accommodating terms
j w. REEVE,
jyl6-4t~ Main and l4th SITS, mp stairs.