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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-11

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oGce Of Commissioner Of tie CuaonIugh j. Anderson, esq
Commissioner proserbcs the mole OF keeping
rendering Of the customs and dsburse
the building and repairing custom houses &C. ana re-
vses and certihes the balances arising thereon ft
Fys Audiors Oce-Tbcmas Smith, ESQ., Auditor, and
eee lie r.ceyes and
ana
count tbo civil list AMI under Congress- reports
The balances 10 The Commissioner
troler respectively t{F (
ii N RIM. c,o,. .,a;.n.' .,a
<sono "a .d,s,s u, oc,n,s rn,,,,g 10
the nav clothing Of army armoe
aenas and ordnance relating Indian depart
and tho balances the
SION thereon fsre.Ef = .fata bqgltny
=. ..,....- -. ru.-, ...,...-..s
Thtu Aauo, M 1 IN a"rn,s 70 sh
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22

TCommenced business April 10, 1888.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is true and
full statement of the condition of this Branch
Bank, on this Both June, 1858.
W. C. BOON, Cashier.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me this 1st
day of July, 1858. Witness my hand and official
seal. T. SHACKELFoRD, Notary Public.
QUARTERLY Liabilities of The Directors Of the Branch
Exchange Bdak Of 81. Louis at Glasgow, and
Oft the firms of tchich they are members.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22

WILLIAM EDDs, $500. ...... .sCan,,;u
r. CoSwELL, E. o. SAYLE, ........... CIe,t.
THE entirely new. light dr,uoh,
- swift and elegant passenger Sea-,
DUNCAN S. CARTER, Capt. WIN. Fms a ,nei
constructed especially for the Missouri
under the immediate supervision OF Cant. FSJs'
who begs to assure his friends that thew will sni
her TO be in all respects most admirable aJan..S
to the wants of the river, being of great stren,tS
lightness of draught, beauty of model, etc, VA
arrangements and accommodations not surn,. 81
by those of any boat on the river, combininr N
The latest and most modern Improvements ob..
could add to the safety, pleasure and cornfor. -
passengers. Nothing will be found wanting n
any of her appointments which can belong 10 f5os ~
of first class passenger steamer.
Capt. Edds hopes to receive at the hands of h,
numerous friends along the river continuance !;
that generous patronage for which he is idestsi
during series of years, while in command OF Gf
ferent boats, and for which he hereby desires !,
present his most grateful acknowledgment nror,
ising increased exertions of himself and ot6cs,,
TO give the most perfect satisfaction to all wbo
travel on the Duncan S. Carter, or with whose In.
siness in any way his boat may be honored.
(sgy7 The Duncan S. Carter will connect with
the Pacific Railroad at Jefferson CITY. brinyns
passengers at railroad prices.
For freight, passage or information apply
THEo. BARTHoLow, Agent.
April 1, 1S5S-s'n Glasgow
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
1855. Season Arrangement. 1855.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET,

For Providence, Rocheport, Boonvil,e. Arrow
Rock, Glasgow, Cambridge, Brunswick
and Miami.
IT, The hight draught steamer della
- WARE, WIZ. McMURrRY, Mastef,
viii make regular weekly trips to above and in
termediate points, commencing on the openingOf
navigation in the Spring, and continuing during
the boating season. The Delaware has been re-
Gently locked and repaired, and is now in COM
plete order. A share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
For freight, passage, information, &C., &C., aP-
ply to THEo. BARTHoLow, Agent,
Feb. %, 1S3S-s'n Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
HOTELS, ETC.
SMITH HOTEL,
%laS&Ow MO.

o. The undersigned has opened large and
;s,,;;i commodious Hotel between Second and
ThITd, and Market and Howard streets, IN this
city. His house is new, and fitted up IN the very
best STYLE. and has ample facilities for first
class Hotel He has spared no pains in making
his rooms elegant ana comfortable. His table
will at all times be furnished in manner to graf
ify the utmost reasonable wishes of his guests
The situation of his house IS one OF the most
pleasant and healthy in this city.
There is a good livery stable close at hand,
where stock will be well attended to. The pub
he are respectfully invited to give him a call;
,no VIM. N. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
TO The LADIES,

TO The LADIES.
WE have an elegant assortment of desirable
" goods, to which we invite the attention of
the Ladies, VIZ:
BON i,ets--Sil1 and Straw, ready trimmed,
imported directly from Paris.
Sl,awls--White and Black Grape shawls,
very beautiful.
Man4Ies--Blacll and Fancy colored, latest
styles.
SiIlxs--BlacE and fancy Dress Silks, rich and
heavy.
Dress Goods In great variety, latest styles,
side stripes and other patters.
Skirts-- Hoped, and the celebrated Victoria
Scarlet, captivating and recherche.
white GOOdS--Of every description, sleeves.
collars, ribbons, &C.
STROUSE Il FRlEDSAM.
March %, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22

Total 80. ...' .'...... $24,9l7 o.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a full,
true and exact statement Of the liabilities Of the
President and Directors Of this Branch, for the
quarter ending this day, june Both. 1893.
w. G. BOON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this I'd July,
1858. Witness my hand and official seal.
w. r, DUSNIcA, Notary Public.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
AGGREGATE STATEMENT

OF The condition Of the EXCH4NGE Bank Of
ST. LOUIS and BRANCH, for the quarter
ending Both June, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
1855. Season Arrangement. Isss.

ES0S. ScasGn Arransement. 1855
REGULAR ST. LOUIS AND SIOUX CTTI
PACKET.
For ST. Joseph, Savannah, Iowa Point. Linden,
Nebraska City, Council Bluffs, Omaha, .FlO-
renee, Desoto, Omadi, and Sioux City, SC.
THE new and elegant Passenss
- Steamer CARRIER, OSCAR Posi-
AL, Master, THos. H. WHITE, Clerk, will, o
the opening of navigation, ply as regular pack
ct during the season. TO the above and informed
ate ports, and will remain permanently in tn
trade. . 40 -....s-.--.. .-f
The Carrier being furnished with every reqaf
site for the comfort add convenience of passen-
gers, share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
For freight, passage, or information, applyw
THO. BARTHoLow, Agent,
March 25, 1S5S-s'n. Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-22
Randolph House,

Main Street. westside of the Public Square,
HUNTSVILLE, Mo.
- THE public are respectfully informed
Ell that have taken possession of the above
House, with increased facilities for their accom-
Several very desirable additions have
been made TO the Hotel, and 1 am now fully pre-
pared to entertain in the most comfortable and
manner, al who may give neither
patronage. JAMES fLohE.
march 20, 1856.
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The New York Herald pubIishss seathtica Of the
STATE Prisons psnitentlaricsl Of that State, nom
which Il appears that the yearly average OF the
number Of convlcts 10 i.T2s, with yearly average
OF Increase for the seven yesss endiag n 1854 Of
eishty six. Tho number Of convicts Discharged
from prison, pardoned and died, In 1851. was s22,
Of whom 81 were females. Among these convlcss'
IS were negroes, more than q tenth Of the whole
200 were married, and 1a had families Of chill
dren. More than half the conyicts. about 2eo, are
known 10 have been drankards 2'6 bad commit
ted grand larceny; III burglary; ID forgery the
remainder eountcrfeiting, rapes, robbery, arson,
&c. 400 we're Of and under the ago of %, aud Of
these again one hundred and one were twenty-one
years and under The value of the property taken
by these conyicts is stated In round numbers a.
S7e.o00, three Of the largest separate sums being
abou. $4,000, Loco and $4,000. petty sum,
the Herald remarks, compared with the financial
robberies in Wall street. The amount OF Hunting
tons operations, alone, was estimated at $looooo.
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Prtvateering.

The National Intelligencer publishes list OF
thirty seven petty sovereignties, most of them
without navy, which have signiied their adh O.
sion TO the abolition of privateerng, resolved upon
at ths Paris Conference of April le, 1896, oompos
ed of the Piepipotenfiares Of Great Britain,
France, Austria Russia, Sardinia, aud Turkey
The dissentent 20 wers are the UDted States, Spain
and Mexico This country can never surrender its
militia Of the seas.
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RIGHT TO A GUASo IsLisD.-The Emperor OF
Hayti, is said by the New York Times, to have
granted to a merchant OF Kingston, Jamaica, the
right to the guano upon the Islaod of Nevasss.
TO the sonth of Aux Cages; which, until quite re-
Gently, ives uniohabited. Some Americans. discov-
ering lis value guano eeposit. res Jrsed thther
under the auspices OF Baltimore aptaiisfs. ald COM
menced loading the guam. SouiouqIe. learning
this movement, dispatched some war vessels TO the
island, where were found dozen Americans. ana O
score Of mulattos and blacks, busily engaged In re
moving the deposits TO couple OF vessels, The Hay
tien officers were politely received; aud having pro
tested against the American occupation, an run
up the imperial flag sailed awa- % Port au Prince,
leaving the whites prosecute their iabors. lie 10
feared that when the Kingston soeculators proceeds
TO take possession backed by Hay ten force trou-
bic may enstie resulting eventually in dielnnatic
difficulties with the government OF the United
states. -
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1nNnoN MaRKETs BY THE PERSIA.

Iivarnooi naners of the 3D. the following account
of the London market OF the previous day:
Sugar vas in good demand at an advance OF %;
and operated with great confidence, severai
cargoes of foreign having been Sold rehned iumP
was quoted at 52sa55s-
For coffee, prices were fully supported, aud an
average business was d me-
Tea was dull and common Congou was quoted
QlLaniLd. ~ -.
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70 BE HuNG.-Eidreige, the st. Lawrence county
IN Y murderer, has been refused a new trial,
and will be hung September ID. This is the
eeoundrei who won the heart of q widow at Masena
Springs, and led her astray, and to conceal which
ed doses. totally unsupported by her, so much 80
that in her dying struggle she raised herself by a
desperate effort, aud, throwing her arms affection
ately around his neck, kissed him last adieu, and
Immediately expired.
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NAvAL-Samuel I'll. Boutwell,, Saimsker U. s. n,
has been ordered to the U. s. sloop OF war Cyane,
fitting out at Navy Yard for the Pacific squad
ron. Carpenter VIM. Knight has been ordered to
the same vessel. The battery of the Cyane was
placed on board Saturday, under the supervision
of Gunner Hatch The steamers Fulton and Wa
ter Witch left for Washington yesterday to be pre-
pared for the Paraguay expedition POI tsHs0nMt
Va.) TTonscript, Monday.
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NAVAL.

WASHINGTON August 5 The s!oop OF war sabine
Ia preparing, at New York, for the Paraguay EA-
pedision. She will be the flag ship
NEW Yonk, August 3.-The sloop of war James
town arrived at quarantine this morning, from
Key West, with 10 sickness on board eAoepta 70"
casee of fever.
Bosros, August 3-The frigate Constellation ar
rived here this morning.
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aThe McGregor.

A military writer in the July number OF BLACK
wood describing .the 1st Bengal European Fnsiiers
at Luck now, mentions Lieut.. MoGregor. OF whoin
he says: 81 nercr met with any officer who had 90
great love fol the fighting part OF his profession
Generally reserved, and by no means ta'katise, no
sooner was there prospect Of a scrimmage than
he came ont OF bis box, looking absolutely am ia
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esvulslsoa WHICH wSasa yoslcx sks sssssasscipa-
lion Of the people from excessive toll -.
fhs progressive impsossmeatin ths tpi eisccsass
and physIcal coadifion Of the wortins me ~ z.
Engiand Il bessse Indication Of the Vitality ~
power Of Great Britain Than her capseity 70 =.
conquer IndlA, OF her ability 70 annex . nsw
empire
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THE SLAVE TRADE.

AUGUSTA. GA, Aug. 3-The Savannah paper
stare that the bark f. A. Rawlins had arrived at
the quarantine ground, below there, without pa
pers and reports herself from the coast of Africa
rumor Is current that she landed cargo OF Afri-
cans on the coast of Texas or Cuba. fz
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my MEssKs. EDIroRs: 1t was my good

HSr MEssRS. EDITORS 1t was my good
fortune on Friday last to be an invited guest at
William and never have been participant in q
more cheerful scene The managers were Messrs.
lake John II. Berch and Young j Clements; Com
mittee OF Invitation Messrs. EiehaId Tuck and A.
b. Fuller. Mr. Ihamas hasnes was the orator of
the day, and acquitted himaeif in his usual hand
some style.
A number of gentlemen were called upon for
Tomlin and Richard Halves. E. as Ill B. foml.n
excused himself Oh account of sickness The Doctor
also tried to beg off, but the company refused to
cuse him. ana he was fJi cad to speak HIS address
listened to with Kluch pleasure. and gave great
satisfaction to the audience
He was followed by sir. Halves, who responded to
the call made upon him, in handsome and gall
iant manner. Both, the Doctor and himself were
lavish in their compliments to the fair SEX and in
deed, they could not have been otherwise consider
| ing the number OF bright eyes that were looking
| upon them
After the speaking was over DR. Wormley inform
ed the company, that in the Grove near by som e.
| thing equally worthy their atten ion would be
found Upon repairing thither, We found one of the
/ most sumptuous dinners spread. consisting of some
two or tares hundred chickens one hundred ducks,
| numerous saddles OF mutton. and every thing else
tisls had been duty hoaored the danties were
| brought on aud think counte1 sixty or seventy
freezers Of the coolest Ice Cream. which, with a
variety of other sweets, terminated the dianer We
| then repaired to the Arbor again, ere the young
people locke and talked love to each other u til
| Old So announced by bis retirement. that it was
time for them to quit the gdy end stire scenes >
Thus passed OF the happiest days of my life,
! and que thai viii louy be remembered VITA pleas
| ure by those that were PRESENT.
! AS we about leaving, my old friend, Capt T
to me must go 10 his house; refusal was useless
against his pressing Hospitality SO with him went
| and found the house filled with yonng people, and
! in shert time We're tripping it on the light
fantastic toe in the most approved style. 1t may
/ be said with truth
| "Wedanced all night
Till the broad day light,
Went home with the girls in the morning.
| dispatch. allow
| as sentiment. King William AID her daughters
end hless them
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WEATHER EASTWARD.

Bosroy, August 2.--Yesterday afternoon severe
hail storm passed over birmingham and the adj
Joining localities doing much damage to the crops:
Ar some points, the hsil stones were the sizs OF
baIfa dollar aud half an inch thick. Numerous
xriodoua ware broken,
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- MnAsuaER's Nor1oe.-Haying

removed my office to my residence on Broad st.
one door below the African Church, solicit from
my many friends. and tha public generally. con.
tnuance Of that patro,Lsage which, ior the last o
From the large experience have had in measur.
ing Lumber. Brick.work, plastering, ID TT work,
Stone work, &c. feel confident of giving general
satisfaction LEROY A CRENsHAW, sr
~ l1--lm a5-f Measurer
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ANOTHER OF THE LITERATI SUPPOSED TO BE GONE
James A. Maitland. an author OF note, writer OF
the Watchman, Cabin Boy Pirate Doctor Law
yer's Story and of 'sartaroe, has been missing
from New York since Friday, aud some fears are
entertained that he has committed suicide as lie
left letter threatening to do He an
Englishman by BIRTH aud served for several years
as a midshipman in the British navy. Some years
profession OF an author, mautaiug the strctest Sc
cresy as to his family relations. lie an &C
compiished classical scholar, and a proficient in
the modern laDgcages. Que of the Sunday papers
hint that his disappearance is ruse to attract at
tract attention to fourth coming work OF him
SELF
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GONE ANDSEE THE CHEAP GOODS

" at MAILERTs, Al Main street-Dress Goods.
fast Great bargains in Bleached Cottons; White
Cotton Hose very fine, l21z Cents; splendid trimmed
Linen Dusferi; Childrens Plaid, White and Linen
Busters chear; Black Lice Mantiilas Ia &c size at
half price. Ladies' ard ChiIdrens Parasols great
bargains; PaDtaoon Stuff! or men aud boys. cap;
1000 pair Boys and Girls Hoss, very cheap; Exten.
so1, Hoop, Corded ard Cactus Skirts
Cali at my store and get cheap Goods-examine
styles and prices elsewhere. then determine where
the best bargains are offered. Don't forget No Al
Main street, at AUGUSTUS MAJEERT'S
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an 4
TNlR SALE OR LEASE -IE0 feet q

~ 0IHI1II CIV IECCI
Ground. fronting on Grace street, and $50 fees
90 Broad street, adjoining Morton's Flower Garden.
II desired. this property will be divided into lots
For terms apply to DR.. BROOKS, or to GODDIN
d APPERSiiN. ~
FOR SALE-A superior vegetable and ornamental
Gardener who understands the cultivation and
management of flowers. Apply at Cary street Jail
DIR. Brooks wants TO hiie, by IT, month or for
the balance of the year. q boy, of good character
about l3 years old, either celored or Nhite.
4-3tx i
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southern Literary Messenger.

The Messenger for August, with highly enter
taiuing chapter of contents, has been promptly
laid on our table We will notice IL at large here
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SIS The new style of Ambrotypes which TYLER
4 Co. take are beautiful. All the different styles Of
Portraits taken at the Headquarters OF Art. lss
Main street. Price Is cents, 50 cents ST. and from
shas nm Tn, S25.
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE :

q As Administrator of the estate of Thos 8. Sub
lett deceased with the will annexed, will offer for
sale privately, and if not sold before, we will sell
publicly the premises aforesaid the LIST day OF
September next, {f fair 1t not the next fair day
the tract of Land, lying on James River Fl miles
above Richmond, ia the county II Powhatan. adj
Joining the lands of James NJ Sublett on the west,
and Miles Selden on the east The tract contains
$50 acres. about 40 acres OF the best Jamss River
low-erouDds-the highland being of q red clay soil
susceptible of tbs highest state of Improvement.
and now in an improved condition, as the growing
crops will prove. The Highlands are divided into
five telds. of 20 acres each The balance in wood,
of original growth capable of sustainiug the place.
The improvements are, two new tobacco houses, me-
gro cabins. Kitchen, and god dwslling-house;
barn. with machine attached, stables, &C. For see
merry health, and society, the neighborhaod is
surpassed Churches. of all the leading d-nomna
tions accessible and in four miles Of the Huguenot
Springs.
Those purchasing, will take possession on the fol-
lowing January, with privilege Of sowing the crop
OF wheat.
Any, one wishing to see the place, or any informa-
ton required, will receive the attention of VIM Fl
Suoletf. snbetts Post Office, Powhatan county, Va
Terms liberal. HENRY GORDON.
my 12-d2aWtdBMk L Admfniatrafnr
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Uy NO MILLIONS

TWO MILLIONS
/ AT hANDoLpH'S Bookstore and Bribery.
THE-LIFE and Adventures of Major Roger Pot
ter: together with IN accurate and exceedingly
interesting account OF his sreas achievements
in Politscs, Diplomacy and War. by Van Trucs-
dale ~ 81 rs.
DE BOWS REVIEW FIR August
TWO MILLIONS, by w Allen Butler, author of
Nothing to Wear; Secs
THE LITTLE Church Library. b. Jenny Marsh
Parker 6 vols; LEO.
SOUTHERN Literary Messenger for August.
in III * ~
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E,RESH CHEMICALS, &c.--Just re-
ing euiph.l uinine: suiph Morphine; Acetate Nor.
plme: Nitrate Morphine; chioroform; Giycerine
yile's Lotion; Donoyan's Solution Sub Nitrate Bis
muth; Citrate of Iron and Quinine; Lsnnin; eulph
Ether; Hoffman's Anodyne; sweet Spts Nitro.
JN0 W POLLARD, Druggist.
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STUDENTS SUSPENDED PROM WASHINGTON COLLEGE
We learn from the Washington PA Examiner
that six students OF the above institution were in
Reed Of Washington II. NJ Buckley, of Wheein &
David Y. Patterson, of Washington county; James
Laierty, of Pittsburgh, and Robert Woods OF Pitts
burgh. The charge upon which the young mel
were suspended, was a connexon with secret
society entitled the D. d. d. They were brough,
before the Faculty and promised TO disband, but
refused to diyuige the Specification Of the d. ID
telling the Faculty that the letters the nti-
tials Of thi 90 Latin words, which they were ia
honor bound not to divuige. Hence, the suspen
sion. '-
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COMMERCIAL.

LrrnrocI July 14.-cotton declined = on interior
and Is On fair and midding qualities. Sales for
she week Of i6oO0 bales, ciosiag &C the following
auotsfiorr: Orleans Fair Lille; Middling 70 ~;
Gplands Fair I aid: Middling 6s+. stock IN port
Ma1chester goods rlcw Of sale. bnt zach sngsd.-
Weather favorable to crops. Brsads,nls flour
Tsis;r,ors 236a95sss: Ohio 2.6A24s Wheat has de.
clining tendeis y-Southern red 66,zs: white 6s va
M7s Sd. Corn lower. and ctnsed with deciierg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as<s; white 3as(b5Ssss. Pravt-
sions quiet Lard frm. sugar baoyant.s lkos!n
dull at g Spirit, Turpsntine 39@ "a Rice steady
at eos cash. 5f
Couso,s g.
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YACHT RAcg.-A match came of last Thursday
between the yachts Laura Keene and Josephine,
belonging TO the Olympic Club" of New York.
tor prize Of $500. at Fire Islaud. Long Island
The distance was % miles, aud the race won
by the Laura keene in hours Ii minutes, beat.
ing her antagonist minutes ~ seconds.
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DEATHS OF DISTINGUISHED LspIEs-The English.
papers note the decease of two well known fsmal e
writers-Ars. Marcel aud Mrs Loudouu. The for
mer was very popular scientific writer, ana
had reached the age of ninety years. The bsst
known works of Mrs London are: s'The Ladies
Flower Garden" 1.-THE LADIES' Country Compan
ion," Gardening for Ladies' and .The Ladies
Companion to the Flower Garden Mrs. Loudon
epj~yed a pension of fl00 per amman from the civ.
Ii list.
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~ first class 0verseer, &c, of many years expert
ence, and who has been originally educated in Ire
land aud England. ia all the various branches OF
make permanent enga GENE ut in respectable ca.
tablishRent where sue qualifications are required
in addition to which he has general know edge of
stock BREEDING, &c. and keeps accounts. HIS tefe-
ences to the most reliable rartie lis married
but has no family but his vile. Address an. b %
Office of the Dispatch au 4-3s*
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A NEAT CALoULATIoN.-Itis estimated that there
are lbs, 900 laying fowls 10 the country, OF
which 50,0oo,U00 lay one egg day throughout TIT
year. This would give the annual crop of $40, $50,
0oO,000 eggs aud these at eight cents per dozen
would be worthSl2l ,6G5,666.