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CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR .MUaIC. PAINT
ING AND DnAWIN0-Cn the first day Of Octo

ING AND DRAwIN6.--Cn the first day OF 0cfo
seaa a.fs ss =. sssss Ii r
ofthe following branches via; Greet, Lu,s. French,
Gssrman HY Gsegyapty, .ssas~st .s sHa az
School. the numbsr d pupils Win Do limited TO 2s
s,at viii be 500 rr session, rom ne ist II ucso
Der, ls5s ending the 3sh Jane lsss. The ancient
lAngnssss vii! be- Taught BIZ n self the higher
Ger man, by the Rev. MIR. Hcrza, and the Engiisb
and Matthew stics BY. fully competent teachers
10 y aso g syS Wiz s
fch0pl II combined an IRsfitute FOR Music, futHt.sg
and Dsag IN shs Musical dessssnsns Ind {.
Ss.s sn II Pane hy Prot BusSs aasss. Seoaeen
Is
Music. and instruction giTen both privately and IN
classes or srcieties. In thorough Bass. vocal or In
Tor PAINTING and DRAWING viii be under The
direction Of Mr. ALFRED SMITH. assisted by ri. ]. +.
City; specimens Of whosc talent can be seen IT The
Draw ing Of every description viii be taught private
~ IS al e sns q s viii
be afforded TO YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devote
With the impression, that an Institution, whore
instruction Ia the most general branches Of art and
science may be had AZ moderate prices. from teach,
u established reputation, win prove beneficial
to the rising generation. the 'tronage Of an en-
fightenea public is solicited.
All communications will be left a. the Institute
on Main, between OH and 10th streets over DR. Hud
sons Dental office at the Post Office, in letters
direc. ed to the undersigned.
O. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond, Sept. ls5s. se6-dtlN
RErEBEScEs.-Rev T Moore, Rev NJ D Hoge. Rev
Geo Woodbridge. Rev H he pier. Hon askie
DAY STATE RANGING have made
~ arrangements with the manuacturer for the
sale OF this superior COOKING HANGS and invite
the attention of purchasers to the advantages which
we offer:
Ist The Range is made OF the best iron. is simple
in its construction: and conveniently arranged.
al 1t can be operated with wood or coal.
3D. Ut cen be set up and removed at pleasure, as
readily as the common Cooking stove.
4th. We can furnish them to any resuired size.
with one or two Ovens and with four six Boilers
with or without water fxtures-and WARRANT each
one sold to give satisfaction to the purchaser.
5th Repairing pieces alw avs On hand. which viii
lie put in when required at q reasonable price.
9Th. The price of this Rangs ia moderate (fore
irstcisss articie) can aff5rd TO sell them al
manufacturers retail prices. Z. -. :
a- We continue to set the AMERICAN RANGE
in brick-all of which have suited our customers
land have not cost any the of them anything for
repairs. M t7+
ALSO-Seversl varieties of Low Priced Ranges.
for sale at the Governor Street Stove Stove
SOC GEORta STAhRETT.
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Death Of John 5. Fleming, Esq.

The death Of this distinguished man, which occur.
red at his residence ia Goochland the 3lst uit.,
has deprived the bar Of Virginia of one Of its
brightest ornaments and society of one of its most
genial spirits. Mr.. FLEMING was a man of decided
genius, and of such eloquence that the lamented
John Hampden Peasants, applied to him the title
of the .sforest-born Demosthenes.' He had strong
understan ting q clear intellect, and overlooking
wit and humor. But for his striking modesty and
Singular absence of ambition, he might have
achieved fame co-extsnsive with the limits Of the
nation. His nature was noble his intellect
was splendid. Mr.. FLEMING was ~ yea RS of age
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EXECUTION IN iowa correspondent OF the Cln'
cinnati CONNER cial gives horrible account OF
the execution of William Hinkle, at Orleans,
Iowa, for the murder of his wife, from which we
extract the following:
After the religious exercises we're nnishea ana
the reading of statement 10 whish ne asserted
his innocence he walked forward and stood upon
The trap door. manifesting no trepidation or emo
tion-he appeared tranquil and resigned, Inc
rome WAS fastened to the beam, white ciofh was
tied over his face--all ia now adjusted The She
riff bids him final farewell. There is not SOUND
in the vast assemblage. Slowly thsSherih retireo
to the back end of the platform The prisoner
stands without a motion. TIE SherlH stfiRes the
fatal blow cuts the rope, the trap door 'ais, put
alas for the unfortunate man, the rope preaks
and he is precpi,ated forward upon his lace. one
terrible shrek of horror went up ron the vast
throng; many tainted; one of the guard Tell IN
faintine tit from his horse. The unhappy man lay
for a few moments motonless and senseiess tne
blood streaming froIa his mouth and nostriis he
then groaaed and struggled and was soon restored
to CONSEQUENCES.
Again he was carried upon the platform and
upon the trap door, supported. staggering and
bleeding, q terrible sight. Again the fatal rope
was adjusted. when the Sheriff asked him, EDO
YOU still adhere 10 your statement of your limo.
cence I" In clear, audible voice, he answered.
II do' The only words he spoke after his fall.
He was unable to stand this time upon the trap
door, and was supported. When the rope was cut
the door fell and he suspended between heav-
en- and earth. The fall did not break his neck and
after some twenty minutes he was choked to
death.
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TEE FIxcAsfLK TRAGEDY-The examination OF
Mr.. II. w. Bowyer, for the murder Of James Me-
Doweli, takes place ia Fincastle, Va, to day
Among the counsel for the defence are Hon. II. II.
Edmondson, Of Roanoke; Tbos. J. Niche, of Staun.
ton; Fleming B. Miller, of Fincastle, and William
Watts. Raleigh I. Daniel, of Richmond, IL engag
ed for the prosecution. The Fncastle papers Of
Friday, give few particulars relative to the cause
OF the shooting, the charge that Mr. McDo we'll
seduced Mr. BIS daughter from her home, and
Was instrumental in placing her in houses of ill
fame in Richmond and baltimore. There ID a
great deal of excitement in Fineastle.
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AFFAIRs.IN BOSTON.

BosToy, Sept. 3, IS5S.-David Ripley was instant.
~ killed this morning by falling into large vat
Of boiling water, at the South Boston rolling mill
The steam frigate Roanoke did not go to sea till
yesterday afternoon. owing, it is said to difficult
ty between Capt. Gardner aud Chief Engineer
Laughton, which Was subsequently amicaLiy ar
ranged gu reference TO the Commodore, and the
engineers reinstated
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NJ Re careful who ron employ to execute your
Portrait. The majority of operators do not know
anything about chemistry, (Which accounts for
their frequently telling their customers that their
Chemicals Go not work we'll to-day.") Nor have
they that artistic skill and taste required. In
pioying REEs Co, of l3s Main street, you run no
risk. They understand their business thoroughly.
Price for Superior and new style Of Amorotypes Is
cents, so cents 81, and upw ards. Beware of imita
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DEATH.-Letsers received at Portland. Ne, by
the last steamship, announce the death ut Hayre,
France, of jeremiah Winsiow, aged "a. Mr.. Wins.
low was native of Westbrook, Me, but for nearly
half q century has resided at Hasre where he Acn
INFLATED large fortune, chiefly ia a successful
management of the whale fishery
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
fcrs oJ Ricss;ond, Sept. 4-Hi0h TdtsY 81 eel

Scrs of Ricaa:ond. Sept. 4-Hioh SatsY 81 sel' i.
ARRIVED,
schr Lynohburg, Harris, New York, mdse, D Nv
Currie.
.chr NJ G Hopkins, Malsberry, New York, gusno,
Schser. Kohler Il Co.
sehr Maria Jane, Jones, guano. Bacon Basker-
viii.
schr r A Ward, Craminer. Boston. ice, Jno Tay-
lor h Bro.
schr Maria and Elizabeth. Bowker. ice. Jno Tay-
lor a Bro. 81
schr Crook, Easnkam, New York. ice, King
i Go.
sehr Harrison Price, johnson, via City Point,
light
Bark Conrad. Salisbury, Philadelphia. sugar,
Warwick 4 bvrks1a.e.
sehr Reindeer, Kerwin. Petersburg. wheat.
Schr Summerheld. shorter, Petersburg, wheat
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mcse and
passengers, Ludam Il Watson. -
STEAMER Beividere. keene. Baltimore. mdse, Lud-
lam h Watson.
schr southerner. Lefeyer, down the river, light.
MISS 4. M. SMITHS DAY AND
The next ssssioa will commence Oh the first day OF
October.
TERMS:
For Board Washing and Light.
For English Brauchea......... $50 and 40
FOR 81 odern Languages each. ~
For Latin ~
For Music on the 70 81
For Ora wing and Painting $Zu co ~
Miss SMITH can be found, for the present, at Mrs
BASES boarding House, on Grace street, NEAR 9Th
Sc elm rrt
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Is 0pnoxAH uOxICED.
- Fares 20 CrHrs:
flaF sKMptf'a INFAILI1LE.
nag. NERvous SuyTsxiH0s.
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBfLITATKD PROBES
SIONAL MIN, 8f
WIZ NOT aAvs YDUA HkAI1a n1ssoa!pi

UKVH I'm UUWN AMI UEDtt 10 - 4 hss = ss~H -
SIONAL MEN, 8f
WY nor aAys YpUa HHAlfa nsseoa1pf
! We CIR you the 9rsas RESTORATIVE AND
- INyIGORATuRi -
To Delicate Reynales and Children. r
HAuPf0N'S T1NCfURB
Il truly q usssings Wsappssl Y orr citizen =.
independent editor Of that highly popular snd ex-
.ensiyeiy read paper. che Christian banner. rub
shed af Fredercksburg. Va II his editorial ofthe
isfh e MAJ IS. thu spsaks Of HAMPT0S's
..sv 5,ai tsks stronr medicines observed great
~ rt;culaxity in our diet, and all to no purpose
We h "a dispaired Of ever recovering our health,
wten female friend OF ours importnned Us to get
! bottle Of HAN Pf0S'S VE9ETABLETtNCfukk
nee W. briefly replied sue roitsd not cirs dol
Irr fin al ts 1Issrfure Hampton evr made, 90 FAR
A. our own Individual health was concerned-
We had no faith in it, nor any other mt
cine in oecting cure on us IN .e y ~
she sent and got bottle and urged us % accept
81 IL and for her sake IL could not POSSIBLY tnIure
az ia use It according to direction. for the nigh re-
gard we had for her and her SCI OF kindness. we
promised to do 70. And without the least ex agser
alton we can truly say that before we bad used the
content, OF one bottle we felt like = new man.
Al an Invigcrator and Restorative. where gentle
Is wanted, believe II superior 70 ali
gFdss SsSse sSs BpSlt .: :ss 1s
with al diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels; has
been trniy successful to the Single and Married
We offer the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands viii testify.
Sold bg PURCELL. LADD CO. Richmond; by
Pei Psi. nn 81 MohTPMEk MowBRSY. raiii
more and By Druggists and shcpkespsrs every
where.
as- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
ass = T.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

PHrLADELpHA, Sept. 1.-The following are the
Congressional nominations of the Peoples party
in this county rtae
First District, John H. Ryan. Second District,
h. Joy Morris. Third District John 2. Verree.-
Fourth District, Wm. htillward. Fifth District,
Thomas Balch,
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THE GOLD EXCITEMENT IN KAI

= THE GOLD EXCITEMENT IN KANSA2
E LgAvENwoRFH, Sept. 2.-The Pike county gold
excitement 10 rapidly on the increase Two old
Californiaus are making arrangements for working
the mines successfully. A company left yesterday,
and others are organizing.
The board to investigate the mule contracts has
adjourned.
Sherman's battery has left for Minnesota.
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There were a41 deaths in philadelphia las. week

There were 241 deaths in Philadelphia last week
-25 OF consumption.
John B;ssell, Jr., well known Pittsburg pa
merchant, died on the 81 instant, from the effects
of gun shot wound received accidentally.
Brussels paper says: abr. Andre Schleierma.
cher one of the greatest scientific noAbilities OF
Germany, died suddenly at Darmstadt on the llth
CT july" 3s
Jos. 2. Boggs was killed in Braxton county, Va,
on the 18th ult., by descending well containing
foul air.
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,erman's battery has left for Minnesota.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NEW ORLEANS.
NKw OaLrASs, Sept. 1-Throe stores, at the cor
ner of Magazine and Canal streets, were DESTROYED
br fire this morning. The loss amounted to
go 0o0 5sHs3ss :
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BURNING OF A MELODEoN FACTORY.
NORTH BRIDeEwATER. MASS, Sept. 3.-The melo-
deon factory Of A. b. Marstoa. at Caunpbells was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss 100; insured
"a 800 =,
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION IN ILLINOIS.
New YORK, Sept. The democrats of the eighth
district Of Illinois have nominated Philip B. Foulke
for Congress, in the place OF Robert Smith.
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CORNER STONE LAID.

Havana. N. r., Sept. 3.--The corner stone of the
Peoples College was laid here, yesterday with Ma.
sonic ceremonies. Eight or ten thousand people
were present. rs
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DLACK TONG UE!-BLACK TONGUE

IL The above horrible disease, which is beginning
to epread havoc state to the destruction Of
much vsluable stock can be pr.ventea and curei.
if taken before and used in the early stage OF the
"HORSE TONIC" Its effects on the stomach and
mucu5. glands, as Tonic. are truly wonderful and
every way worthy trial from tho owners OF STOCK
supply, freshly made by the proprietors, Is nov
on hand and for sale By every Druggist, Also by
DUVAL h NVhTON, Manufacturers,
Infl, ard MAn sta kichnnud
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THE RETURN OF TILE AFRICANS.

Nxw Yoax, Sept. The Herald's Washington
correspondent says the frigate niagara h ordered
to proceed Immediately 70 Charleston, to carry
back the Africans taken ON the "Putnam.. Com
modore Chauncy goes az Commander.
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sTEAM.FIRE ENGINES.

Boston, Sept. 4-The Boston city authorities
have ordered four steam fre-engines from the
builders of the steamer Philadelphia.
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REMEDY-A child was bitten in this neighhor-
hood on the 10Th inst, by pilot snake, which Is
as poisonous as any reptile. The child, however,
il now considered out of danger. The remedy
used was plant, known as 'Gau! of the Earth"
1t was bruised aud applied to the part bitten %
we'll ss inwsldiy. Mhiskey war also admina-
ter sd.-keoscee IS CT Courier.
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TIE DnoUGHr.-A letter from a gentleman up
the country TO- friend in Norfolk, Va, received
Wednesday. contains the following intelligence:
"To-day We have had several sprinAles OF rain,
the irst that have fallen for more than month.
Every thing ia parched; and no. halfa crop of corn
will be made / saw in Orange, Spottsylvania aud
Augusta, fields of corn from which not an ear will
be gashered-and it.is the same case here in Bath.
The wheat and oat crop was also failure
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FROM MISREPRESENTATION OF AMERICAN
PROPERTY.
New YoRK, Sept. 4.--Advices just received from
Hayti state that the commanders of the sloops. IT.
war Saratoga and Plymouth had communicated
with the government of Hayti In relation to the
isiand Of Navaza, and that their ships would short.
ly return to receive the views of the HaytieDs.
IRE ut Jaemel had destroyed hundred thous-
and dollars worth of American property.
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ESCAPE AND Capture Preston s. Turley, senteL'
ced to be hung on tho 18th instant, escaped from
jail ct Kauawha G. H. Va, on the 25th ult. by lock-
ing the jsiior up, and remained concealed near the
town nearly ell day. negro woman saw him hi
ding In the grass and he was captured. There was
much excitement after his arrest, and cries Of
chang him, hang him." He was, however, taken
back to Jail. '
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-The Joliet (Ill.) True
Democrat says that, on the evening of tue q th
ult., a gravel train ran into a wagon, which At
tempted to cross the track at Gongers, In that
State, killing two OF its occupants Mrs. Uiricb
Gaseous and Folkert Folksrs, q boy. The father of
the boy vas badly hurt, and the husband of the
woman killed Uirich Gaseous, was slightly cut.
The usual verdict was found by the Coronsrs jury
as in such cases prov ided, mo blame t. be at
tached to the officers Of the road
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slaye stasapsd-s IA Merry lasA.

= &
- naiaimnre Av.ersean says that - lookiI 3
over IL MArvlant' exe haages, IL has been struck
g. - nunsbeg 81 advsrtisemsuse ~ Runaway
sisvss. on The border counties especially. th!s
.ns.oisx or property 10 becoming very ausafs In
ys~tnsss. The owusss II alasss, says the Ameri
80. are bseinniag TO arouse themselves n the
rees,,lty OF ipstltasiag some ensesnAi means Of
protscsion from such great and frequently recur-
iux Losses, which annually anaoans IkrepGhout the
sSass 70 sums that would scarcely ~ credited -
Msssjogs Of slave owners have been held 10 Kent
Queen Aans's, Worcester and other counties. with
ths sisw Of eailipg an Eastern Shore Convention.
20 take iato considerssion The existing state Of
thisks, and devise. II possibls, remedy. meet
isx Of shs slave holders and others Of Dorchester
eouaty fse the same object - also called for the
18th inst, at Snow Hill. These meetings have so
Iaf hesa uamsfously attended, not only BY those
personally holding slave property, but BY other
oitissns, and have unaffected earnest and deter
mined feeling. The Convention wiiis be held
though the time and place have not yet been do
termined, and the dsigsases to it have Jet TO be
elected. The proposition has met with such a
esnessl approval, and IL 20 obviously requisite.
that there 10 no doubt II will be made point Il
union and organization, which cannot fail to
some extent ct least to check the evil complained
or
The american adds that large amounts are APP
propriat cd by abolition societies for the very pur
pose OF engaging parties TO run on SLAYER, which
spsrats - 70 many rewards. Areaulsr system
10 IN operation for this purpo.e, Certain parties
q appears from she abolition society reports re-
csived one hundred and 6fty dollars or every adult
male siaye aud ono hundred dollars flor every adult
female slave they decoS frem their masters. These
persons IN their turn employ agents to effect
their objects, and are tbss enabled to make
lucrative business Of plnnderiDg the citizens of
our State Of their property One oftb slave ssea-
lers, residing in Delaware showed by his books to
the society which employed him that be had run
Of to the ltee States, 1868 slaves. Funds In abun
dance are furnished by Northern and English
tAnsticism for this purpose. -es.n
The Asssriean insists that something more than
the efforts ofindiyiduals necessary to counter
oct such organised agencies, aud that combination
and concert Of action must be resorted TO. The
free negro element 10 said to be coming very
undesirable element In Maryland a. elsewhere.
and the American recommends that 1t be placed
under difYeron. regulations. 1t 10 deemed proba
BE that the chief means Of protection relied on
viii be In the formation OF vigilant border police
and suitable regulations for the free negro psp-
ulstiOp.
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A GRaAr ESTERpRIsE-The Newark IN. j. Ma
chine Company have just completeda number :of
docks on the Island of San Lorenzo, near the coast
Of Peru, at cost of $3.50 900. They capable of
taking from the water the largest vessels the lit.
ing power being twenty thousand tons. One mil
iion I'VE hundred thousand tons of eak aud yellow
piue lumber, and two hundred tons of iron, were
employed in the manufacture Of the docks.
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THEATKIcAL.-Gso. C. B)niface is one of the les
sees OF the New Haven Theatre this season. At
the opening OF Laura keene's Theatre, in New
York, upon the appearance of Mr. Jefferson, 30 en-
thusiastic the audience, that it WAS some fif
| teen minutes before he was allowed to go on with
his part. Edwin Adams is engaged juvenile
tragedian at Boston theatre this aeason
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Poison FROM LEAD PIPE-Marcellus Roe, q farmer
in Cecil county, Maryland, died Oh the ed utimo
az 1t is supposed, from drinking water conveyed
through leaden pipes. Mr.. Roe had suffered for 9
year or two pass from this cause, aad had been
| warned by his physician against the use of the
water, but he continued to use it, and his untime
iy death is the result.
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~ Va. MKcHAHIcs' lNsTITuTE.-A
regular monthly meeting of the Institute will be
held at the ssall at ~ o'clock. THIS EtENJNG.-
Those members who have not renewed their GER
sesNIt wv LEwELLEN, sec'y.
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Nor LATE DlscoyERy.-A letter from Lieutenant
Maury to Professor Morse, dated in 1854, is pub
lished in the fredericksburg News. which is con-
elusive evidence that Lieut.. Maury knew rs much
about the Telegraphic Plateau in February, 81, a.
the world knows of it now in '5S. In that letter
he affirmed that the practicabiity OF laying tele-
graph wire from Ireland to newfoundland was
n,s01se3.
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DuEL IN FRANcE.--Mr. Charles Aston Bristed
OF New York, lately fought duel with the Mar.
quis Gaiifet, lieutenant IN the French army
They had only one shot, and nobody hurt It was
| all about q letter written to a New York journal
BY Bristed
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v LEwELLEN, Sec'y.

n&r MokRos BUILDING FUND Asso-
cIA1IoN-The regular monthly meeting Of this Assoc
citation will be held at Saunders' Hall, THIS EVE
se6-is ED. MCCARTHY, sec'y.
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS
New oaLEaSs, Sept. 3.-The deaths by yellow
fever yesterday reached IS.
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SEpUcER SHoT-Dr. Rogers, q married man, was
shot in Portland, KY, by Mr.. Alfred Whitlow, a
lew days siuce for attempting to seduce Miss
Whitlow, quite young lady, sister of the shoot
er. The presenting attorney, Mr. Elliott, declin-
ed prosecuting Whitlow, saying that he and every
other honorable man would have done the same
thing under the circumstances. The case was
Dismissed on examination.
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TFLE0RAPHIO NEWS.
! EPORTED ron TIE "DssPATe
LATER FROM EUROpE.

Nyw YssK. Sept 5.--Tne steamer Fulton arrived
oiT Cape Race to-d.y She left Southampton on
tho 9th of August.
ms ship Mayfiower, from New Orleans ior Nan
tes. capsixsd Ct sea- She Is q total loss. Fifteen
hands wets lost. rho Captain and seven others
were saved.
COMMERCIAL. sa
LzvsRPooL. Aug. as.-Cotton gene-ally slosed With
quiet. Provisions steady. Sugar qu'ct.
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HOG CHoLRRA.-Ths Kanawha, Va, Star notices
the prevalence of hog cholera in that section, and
says:
Ia this and adjacent counties, sbe farmers have
suffered severe losses--some losing 10, 20, 30 and
even 100, 100 and 300 hogs by this disease. Oae
gentleman, successful and intelligent planter,
whose hogs suffered some by this disease, but no
thing in comparison with those of his neighbors.
thinks their escape was owing 20 the following
remedy: he bled his hogs freely in the tongue, and
then rubbed their shouts with turpentine TGis
must be done in the early stages of the disease
after the disease becomes seated, the tongue will
not bleed