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III n,,ke,s hso been active, Sith is-g- o>e- 10 A'r
covsoo ~ ali ress. In usvana, email lo'' were
Cficf6d st = uS reals. Ala --..l
TIE receipts Of Hsvsna, coat Fiss dur"' ~ =
| sd umouu, 90 70 - = boxes; ana there
tc,t.d "a 100 b,x,a e winch Sl"S we're lot NeN
RON $50 Tor B,lrrore sud 60o for New orr Sns'
For cOG,e dc demand bad bet slsntY i,.''oE'u.
a colo 81 - seek hsi qua!ty IRON ~. ~, M -
tspo 40 C.bn Va. hou At from - % 20 SI sec jf
ire =, Grcltv None rad been received ron 'o' mo
nor e1d ,ei, had been e1pcr'9a o, !! 90 a. .oo -,
F,erhts for sugar To the ini'Fd S;A'eS are quOteo
q, 40 81 4, Il * sud - sass hDd.
hanr-.t . r.ss.er ,crs lGon AspinEa'll * Col Kin
~ vto "a. scc mpsnied by Caps. u -esscr sad
Bel. There hsvcg been VARIOUS III 'no's hylng scout
t,e ,ern,ctng recent irAcas at San Juan Del Norte
-tsn NERVE with Col. Kinney 10 order To a.
..,ft's the fratt Ct the matter. From hm learned
,lst Cspts Diesser and Bell having hauled down tbs
NosoLifian flag and hOis,ed that Of csraSu Uudsr
the irfsty. tney had been kidnapped (h,s own
ycid By TIE so called MosquiLsn auth ,Iitles, VINO
$50 Dpsoreo tlc no Captsios, and thai but for IA
Interference o. patty laLoc0 from tue Ult-d ota,o3
snip dsuestV~n there would have bsen bOod=uet.
Col kiunty has 10 d sire tn be Communicative pre-
ferTlIg 70 Wal. cnl Capt eanec 70 (Of t5o j ncs.
toBul report Las been received at Washington. ThG.
rtpus was ii'u-ted 20 Capt. Dresser, Uno left this
city with t by the Cahswoa for New-foik 90 ne
9Th ut. The papeTs Of this city have published a
statement 6Jd correspondence respecting trese
eveuts but which Col. Kinney ststed did contain
tire trutb; therefore l make no further ailusiOr 10
either.
The weather has been exces lively warm -ince as.
write you, ard am sorry TO ado 81 uhAvorabe re-
pot Il the state Of tre pobhc health Soal-poX,
which thought had al rOst entirely left us hp1ears
to k6ve bfOi out afresh vita eoewed yigof, while
tic ctses OF yell)S foyer arc Of precisely snili
type 20 those that existed Just previous 10 tee mon
sier's epsrture from lat October. Imagine the
effect OF the prevalence Of two sGcA fatal diseases
upol strangers 70 os climste
There ;s repor. in cirous.ion which, however, |
have 40. bean able to tfoce to any euhertio source,
hat the French steamer Alma, which sailed lcncs
carly last mC nth witt the mails ard passengers for
hpsln has boeul lost.
Some ten days Stree a large cargo Of Africans Was
snC "a at The eastern part Of this island some mere
between Cape MAJ ii aud BaracOa. The parties wac
were ihe prop i. OF tbs cargo are known here.
eCuOt rot bul that Eve carg0cs Of Africans arc landed
II n Island, unknown TO US, to every one oi winch
10 LcRr.
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hat 10 vs. frat oOsdtmoct, tea trst On 9 cnsrse
WA WIS rulted up or truDpAd ~ for tho OCCASION
founded Oe oCcurrcoces or su-plcons of many yearo
et.id5 e-t-eo we eubnnt list the shoe MISTER wars
s-pfot d ersve public ooucerr. w'ica tne Pres
c4iIo. iguore sithou' shrinking from its duty
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THE JUROR MULLER - wunDRAwE.
IT, Poonle az. MleLsrl Conc. nli.


rHE JUROR MULLER - wunDRAwS.
TIE People AT McLse Cam, mi
TIE Courtroom was more crowded today u.aa y
he been any dey during the present thai.
Henry Dfenbach, who WIS not witness on either
OF the previous triss, that he saw polcsmss
grab q, man. at The same tine the man saot at Tie
policeman who EEL down and lac thos away through
Grand street toward Elm street. these two wcrc the
only men on the corner at the time witness west -
the corner and ssw Anderson risc himself up, bat he
fell Immediately when wtn' - caught hold Of hin. bat
he was dead did not see the face OF the man whe
fired AMI raa SwEy.
The defense was opened, ard Mr.. Ashmssd stated
that in consequence ofthe statements made by tho VIZ
rees Lauth on Friday no would conent TO tss w2h-
drasal Of TIE juror Frederick Miller, and let the uia
pic coed before eleven iuTcIs.
Tho counsel for the people consented and stPs:sr
ton wss drawn up 70 the ofse that the trls sssud
proceed before eleven Jurors The case 10 appear on tho
record as if tsied becr full jury AID the verdict n
the eleven 10 10 taken a. the verdict Of twelve
uen.
BIZ 81 lsr tok sest within TIE railing and il wss
agreed that he should be examined in regard 10 W
statements made by the rsg-pcksr Lsuth, if ]. wrs
CURED
TestIuory wa taken the part Of the defease, b.
nothing Of importance w@ eGcited.
+. CasxsyEs-JrsE i.-ssforr Jad,s SUTHERLAND.
Maria wsDin Ht. Charles T.. Wslin.-- Report 4
re:,Ies eobnrred sls Judgment ordered
sCPTRIOR COCRT-tiEkxRsL TEksg-JcSg l2-B-tsse -
Bench -DECtslCss.
James MulIey Agt. Charles Jenk:ns-New ~
grsn.sd payment By defendant II costa os sfnci s C
q motion SF-e4 Term and costa 81 appeal 70 aae no 49,
iii =, -, A.
jams W. wiEtsie sgt. VIM L. Sotham'--Ses
n costs 20
John La Fargo act. The Errhsnge r. ITO ihs"fssS
Con rsry.--Jc5s IN nsed WITH costa =,
Efnest Zscbrisson aRt. Gustayus a. rope es ~
rs,s ..,,.S, ,sv trfal ordered Costs n shsds cycn
s,vc,,, Iygx-Bsore judge PIEskkrosf
II, v;d clds act Cornsias Wander bit ct sl-Mosase
Ia ,upus,,, oouo.u.ssiu depisd With .looos~
"'-Pp1o'' Hsts,e Judge BoswoRTH.
u,u,,ook act. Bssoett et al.-Judxment for pialatM
6r = ~ t.
rocer oy COMMON PLEAS--Jus R-B-fors Js<g
WV" DAILY.
BREACH PROMISE.
Mary Am Nc Dorsld AT GeoIs. Walsh
In tb7 ssse tie Jury found verdict for plsin<a4,
ot ~ cent damages ard IA eesGs costa
MARINE OURT-June i2-Belore Jrcsc MAyAss.
ASSAULT AsD BAtTERY-AITEMPT AT RAPE.
Mara Cunningham agt. 5. w. Johnson.-rbe JsV
L. s csss tailed TO sss, AID discharged tks noaa<
srRRoGATys cOURT--JcsK l2-Bs.o~ Eoviss G
TIE will of Justine Bibby, deceasd, vas cdse1
60, pobsls today. Tie citation r.crnssss AH<rA
Tie~Iis Of Srsax nah o, deroork sud james R,tin-
sos. = ~. vSs se1'sed 20 ff'sf<~
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Ono Of the most

BENEFIT or THE AUTuoR.-One OF the moss
clover most successful lie, mNs, inissirss. ssa -
ttn.,ie OF ord disuS'is's Mr. IL WArksN
tire vcpnAr Director &C BAsNuaS Myssos tahes
bis RFNErlr AFTERNOON s.a EVE>iAG. lie a.
uosrces usw National Drama II his iSssiE WHAeroS
os TIVE TEAtroEs D,UGurfg. which viii be pay-A 49,
oe.ssinrs u thrilling and hesaui rsy, Had he ssoss -
~ eii..,tra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14

NEw-JKKsIY, MoEWs AND EssrX, And NtwsRS
AND BLOOMFIELD R,IrHo,Ds.-The Summer arrange
uen.s for running the trains the sbovenamed three
railroads 60 into effect this morning. On the New
jersey Railroad tie through trans TO Phls4elphi.
Leave this city ~ u-ual, viz, ond II m, II m and
and p. m. Additional ocI trains have been put
Nm the road 10 that there are now Il trains day
each way between this city AID Newark. On the
Morris and Essex Railroad, the trains now leave this
city a. followe: .,--.-.,
So M, for HsIe,.stowa aud al tus-tsble s's4oes
n "a ., 40, Muburn aud Ell way sts'.oIs
80 m fet U,cket.sssw and al Timetable sstnns
tio m icr samut Mnhisor sns @orrist"~n It1sfs'''
5:lc p m. f. Mi.iDCrI sDi g. wsr sttiocA
6.S p m, fur h. ,brrn AID 81 wty s's'iofs :.
The csir. Of tie Nexssk sd Boom'e'e Rs'roa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14

G.S.LlGHrTES WHO SHouLp b I.ooSTc AfrER-
Some OF the gas lAIppshters attending 70 toe lamps
in Fist and Second avenues sri cross streets from
Thirty -ttitd 20 1hiryeinth 10 tue habit OF eAtr-
ga.sLirg the lsats about two hours before the prs
srbei tine, AID wssn demonstrated WITH ttey have
usca sjusiys ss gus TO the parties whs have s?0ken
~ t.su, t5s sat,ect. IL u 10 huPsi tAai 10
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IAiHertlsescpt a
rnrnrIoKs,s PlinrnOI

FREDRICKs'S PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE or ART,
Mo-. 5S5 saa y, Broadway cppo,ite k~troposn HstelPso
TocsArus HMLoTYFEs DAcUsRREsrYPEs and AsEsorsrss.
in every sys.
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tAdVeFz.emeut
sr.s-Tha CxNrOy TIA COMPANY have a

h.d every variety Of Tgs r oroo and Tee d. L.r' snt -
ysie f,nieI SoschouF Ooons sa1 Young Tyson rpm m
Co., Cunpswder sud Imperial fom 2, "a 3d. Al ohsr qus
lies equally Tow Also 9lb bosss good FhsLy TsA IA! 81
Cen and examine ~ No. I'D ChaibsnSs-, between fssn -
kDo.syelL-stI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14

STRANGERS IN TiE CITY con obtain cOrreol
P-nooscs with Chart, I'd fu written dssns
tious u cAsna trdsiy NJ FOsLtS6 WELLS JOB btoAsS
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or Y ITEMS.

Ac'nIaY or MCsIr.--The Summer Ssaeoo Of l'sl'
ian Op'ra terwir stes witt toe preset month, alter
wb On Madame Gs2z,tigs lcsyCs for Maird. TINS
evening !, 1rovs.oro vii BE- gwen iot the last time
win Madame Gs7zariga Miss Phuips, Bnshoi, & "a
ser, aid Amoo,o in tb- principal paris.
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iAl.er.isrn.es,

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS FOR rnE SuMMu~
Puay to Ns'isa.A Tae~s~r
To AfcUr kFh hucol Cor tao scassx
Miss Man. he char ming voeal h,s bcs~ eo,<ef -
srt~.r vita NJ H. A. Pcny. q Fox, Ac To SiSsr tssf
ris,s L.feR Nuse NOl C,N, FoSTuNln MAGIC bAEssl.
sd FoSruSEs Pkolic. Ths TsAsr ia sed yeaaisss go
9Eeat windSsiiA
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FoyNo - INV WNrTR -Ccrcuer Gambls helf -
ircrst uu,r roon remains Of an uoknsss mas ssal
In Moth Rive t5e f Of CeoAT It ec Tne head sss
ere Zee Suuc the body extensively acc spsseA
~ = sta,e Of Lseity.
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PUOrOIktfis
ANREorYPEs AMI DAcUKRREorypys.
Nos $50 snd go Broadway Newton. and No Sr reonV
NJ. s.v.. ssainstcn, u e.
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F,rAf fall FROM SHgp. -Cororer GNmsls RED
az nouc-t o. ud.s Se~ GA Hosyits ups the s,s. e
DUFF susSr II Ire AMI Syres al NJ ~s' @S us -
II acrp rrd IA ,urr ,f.bc les ohsr ial ida e.
csivd ca the .Ls, No - Grr~pwsa s5r.t N.r.ss
tasi rtesse ~l isrgius % 10 hes % dy, tt fsss
zoe amen wi,h sbe sNr5ug All gecsvci re sues
aboyr Asi Tie jury vesdic ~ Eeoiicats as>ss
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REsccgD TEos DRowsISG.-Yoaocisy mpsr'S
sSout ocool q nsn named Js'ses s,assi, Wills 10
,oucs,ed. f-A overheard hOm the steamer JsssPt
Beknsp. l,,sc st Pier No l Nsrsh River. Hs sss
rescued by Nh. Etwsrd COsdy ana Mr.. C. Ii. SssP'
pafj Bs,tery-plsoe bosreO.
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Fou>D DRowyxn. The body Of an usknews
womsn VS. found on Ssfurdsy mornng ios;.oS N he
sip a. Pier No. u y. X ia perfect state Of ssSV.
wnh head lcss and arms gene. The Coros~ ~
no,iied.
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fAdvertiseuost

THE EILICkER GALLERY,
Come, Bleecksrs ard Brsaiwsy.
PuoToc1Apmc IiIwS o. VILLA RESIDENCES, 20
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LAW LNI,E'LLITEIVUE.
TRIAL OF MICHAEL CANCEM.


SUPREME cOURT-CigoUir- June ig-Befsss Jsdss
HRIgtT.
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IAdy,v,i~uent
BRiDNS GALLERIES.


BRADNs GALLERIES.
PuoroCKsrns
ANREorYPEs ana DAcUKRREorypys.
Nos $50 .nd a6 Bosdwsy, New ots. and ns ss rsunv
y1s.ssv. " sSainstcn u &
lAd,rrH-mssLl
TIM BlrEChTe GALLERY,
Cot Becckcr u. snd Brsa,wV.
AayAx,L PaoroGR,pus.
IAdvrrtiss usrntI
TnE BIIrcNIR GALIJRi.
Corner Bec trr 81 aud BsssiwW
PaorooRAFss, la-se sse. tsr o.
-
UAlvatlssr,satl
TIlE BIEECKER GALLERY,
Cor BeoS kers. sAi BossAwg
p,rvrRator,rsS snd ANERorNPss
Lag sise 10 csse. iss w.
ADVERTISEMENT
Tur BLErohER GALLrey,
Cor Beeckes H. 80 BsssassT
MINIATURES NoSy.
lAdwr'ist'reutl
TIE BLEECREg GALLERY.
Cor. Bieseiors, aaa Bsssssv
Liic..ire PuorocsVai ID Oh
lAdveitsemeuty
TIE BIrECkER GALLERY,
Cor Bleeoks .t cad Bsssl.v
Lo-sise PnoroGEAms IN Pas.sL
fAdy,rtsepcstI
TIE GIIAckEE GALLERY,
Come, Beeckar-x and Brsaiwsy.
PuoToca,pmc VilWS o. VILLA REsIDEscIs 10
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MARINE COURr-June n-Befofs Jrcsc hAysAss.
ASSAULT AsD BAtTERr-ATTEMPT AT RAPE.
Mara Cunningham agt. 5. w. Johnson.-Tbe JsV
Z s csss tailed 10 suse AID discharged kis nos1at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14

ForsD DRowyED.-As Inquest WIS heli % Thrs-
dsy evening. June TO- BY Corooer DE Forest OF rssp-
neville. upon NJ body Of Joseph sAais', aga ~
ye,,s who WAS fornd ia the water BY the voFknsa
ese,. IN burs,re The rev fort resr the N4ne~s De-
csases. with three otSers sp4e out sailing on fntF
evening. Jnoe {. ~heu the boa, UPSET sOd all w~s
drowned gave one, who managed t. ciss 70 tho s'ss
rniil morI og, when he was re,caei D. SON" eoa'""
from the slore. The jury returned '~dc! "
"D+S;b by downing.
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ur RIyEChFR GALLERY,

Coz. Bleccks st esd BsoslsW
Hlo-s.sr PnoroGEAhlis IN Pas.sL
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ue.s Directory both for THIS year. have just been pub
l.hed by John +. Tfow Nos. Re; ani $40 Broadway.
We observe that the commercial rsvulsion Of last Fall
hes Il ade sal havoc among the business trims Of the
city, and that many line Residences are prsf1ed by
j fierent names.
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srRRoGATys cOURT--JcsE I2-Bssow EovAse G
W.sr.
TIE will of Justice Bbby, ceces.ed, vas cdsse1
20, probsis today Tie citation 4 r.crnss' Aga
Oc.Tck
Tievirs Of Susax nah o. dertork sud Jspsss R,bn-
soa Aces. !. vsss senl. ~ rsosf-s
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M.uh>uA Gee CcmpsIy osi.'er ss.otionr die prema-
u-t e ireustneit ct re isais nst tes it-o.-cs O
tbeir tmpioytes.
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The fir- d l. is tie tide q monthly perioiicsl
in tie FIerch srrusee Of which the fret number mas
cs. been sued by AIesers. II. Lloyd Co. No. 5iS
i;rcadwsy. f. very neatly prin ted, aud The contents
have been seocied with such and taste, and with
such al eye - variety and the interest Of the reader
as 10 co great credit 60 the two ladee Mrs. Sawyer
ali Ms lie Sage, BY whom It is edited. Sold for the
low price Of thirteen cents number, it Gao scarcely
ts. to become grea; favore With that very extensive
c.sss, especially Of young persons, with whom tie
French Ia ,gusge ana !. eratrre are daily s;uiy.
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A CoprFcrTo. CoRrrcTIu.--As Nr. Hugh Ms1-
teIsou. o1e C Fernando wood policemen, ard COW
Deputy Sberif, las eeen 1T to correct. 'tatemslt
N THs TElsrhE Of TIE 9TH, We is-e TIE hoer'!
Of fur,frr euclcetirg Ike whole matter by printing tne
annexed tfiioay..s n ire hope that they WI. appear
the cosu.s Of IT.. Poi.oc Ca-rt, 70 wu'cn paper
Mr.. MAeteron did Us the honor 10 ns>e ce1 ain gnu
car. a.usions. We believe Mss.e1son WAS me ihAn
who arrested the Brothers Taylor. ia CtaiAan sluNe
end zed erss. quality of &C ntee'i money 'se'
How tie Case WAS settled DO not Know ou' = fa'
never cone to tai by jug: ,,.,,
CO Gr6 Coeriy e( htv iora ST. ~ Loc. ~" -i. =,
Ciiv ~ y .cp-sss suf -sys Tnf or . :,
tie III .n-t IL ccuips.y u feEds III &c P,n
he Uucu Me Han" Nc 81 Boscws' q ~, y
e~Pfvai u iri tnei aIa a-eses oas an, 80. s ~
Tor Isl be - DIP ae-s .Iencs ilf "a ,b-e
;fr-ssi IA Gf-. tvodo-Ar. Aad $500 -
cellar OIL Do;n u rnei were prcne.rced - ss,,n.
shhs.sG.is trPJS-s-s Azastt;uu ..t .9e ~ -
aid oesr t1s Trey sao.id be Submitted . ~. - g..
jus,s BIZ. Paine sris~. ty PeTsr1 e'.Hi,s - -
btricd sway 70 The Stsion Hers- corf on "@v %
Pro-. strrs-. f "a o-os,rt .p dshnc tht n oI' shou1
b. s.sn .Eea ~ ccuFelSrt Prsn ors - c,,,
III rsse Wa 1e1 b. ~.,cl and CITE, "a ~ ~ ~ non
HOlsr tepone.. den rlt IT, plscc TOY 10 p -
st rSov oi M P.Te and 's,er n r.. y - y H.,
irrred dsrs st ,b., .fSr Seooreni . tie s'son-oc
usrkrd 6ry dnars would BE- rrq-rd - I'M = ~.
ho coad htt 'sie se prisoner bs. IS sspprc, .e A
,oe rch vgs 10 hi, .rt It's Nj Paine corc ROY % -
S. be- Lht woo Ne wss OF aoN .,oe
s1epe.ot tss ~. w "a lcs. ocn,d.r.be b oase
- ard ery wanted 20 Ta.e p ~ -.
slia hs: ssPousL ns5e much aos 80 .ae :. -, bos
Of t Al teeu c0tlI % es-sl - "a ~ ~ -
,s sv-L1s pccs-t ,rt'-r.d 'ns. .anHa -. e', ,
to 20. s,' n'nSct q ss go IN t~So.- ANS
svt-1ssi :. f.. ~ Br-i~r' "a Voc '"'7' -
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TN in cccre oiicr r tlc'e Of tbe Mo'r ard Lex
lehvirs Newark ~ Weet B.oomieid on tee arn' Il q
e.cu tit.u inm NeS.Nor..
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iAdvprti.cnienl

Cor. Blesckcr v snd BrsaswV.
AaVAR,L PaoTOGRAPHs.
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IAdvsrtss uirnLl
TnR BITrtNIR GALIJKY.
Corner Blrcctrrs st aud Bsssa~N
PHoroCRArhs, la-ge sise. lsr 81.
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rorer oY COMMON PLEAs--JgIs i2-B-fors Js<g
DAILY.
BREACH PROMISE.
Mary Ann Nc DoEsd AT GeoSs. Walsh
In tb.5 ssse tie Jury found VERDICT iof pas'naA.
-, - cent. DAMAGES ard al essas cos.~-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

HOT SPRINGS, VIR0fNIA--NA~
Tns h kuks.y REMEDY FOR Observation-Disclosures
ton q visitors.. The supply OF miueral water 4.
sna9aant ana there are Tine Baths coustan N =
g rs VAN iresh water from separate sprinrs AZ "a
sssse Wsssrss r from a. g lose iahrsnhsit
~ Shso aoSr s plssssGsss
C THssSsy sessn OLD c Tips '1 aus
SEANps spfsiaIId r fnEKNfpoSs EESEfAyaSEb
esssNMHaRSnsgA. and some DisEAsEs PfcUII NJ
~. ~ aLNs. more thoroughly and ranidlv than an,
wiTrnre sdy on The American continent Tasi,
snsns .Nsa Y, and CURATIVE POWERS are nm
az Ss s ~ tnoss OF aay mineral water on the fac.
Hsay persons afflicted with the d,rea.a. .,n,n.,.
y ~ ,ssesSse II forms which had resstet the mas,
vss az In Testament. and had rendered the
nrs1uga long PEARS OF pain, have becn restored Ia
pos s sneastn by their use or the wat nusnLes
aoW spnerinS with such maladies there are ma
iv enrc r anuseo Who would not be either perfect
ne sprin9s are situated in IA elevated mountain
hasas,sI ne scenery around 10 wild, romantic and
ssssantiul and more healthy or delightful sum mer
Resds can nm nowhere nST ! b f9snd
two tine Baths Tor persons sI ~ o e,s
nea,th. GOOD MUSIC will be in Attendance eariy
s.sss 81 r.rs the s.isSgal c.iss in The United
siniA central Road thence BY stage coaches twenty
mmiIee over we'll graded turnpike to The sprinrs
pra~engsn leaving Richmsnd. Va or Baltimnse
am s ~ sns morning can come through to this place
Nor full account Of this celebrated WATERING
rtecss, zee Harpers Weekly No rs for luna az
ge Bow kcview for May and June, also. America,
~ ma may ana June. or write to the subscriber
NJ Si-uSm Hot SpriDrs We
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE -

& Il
~ The Fifth Session will commence October 1853
int clos the last Thursday in june 1859.
No material changes in the general plan are
onnd TO be desirable but is hoped the perience
.echers new secured will give greater facility and
4uccess in carrying cur the system which has al
oeady won fer the institute 30 high position.
Rev MANLY, JR, will retsin the position of Pre-
i5ent. which he has occupied from the beginning,
nd will devote bis ate ptiop exclusively to the in
strucfiop aud ulerviso of the school being free
rom the care of the TO .rders
he Boarding Department will be entrusted tn
''fofessor CHAs II INsToN and his Lady, in u bon
lie Trustees feel that they have .tason to repose
he hi hest confidence. Professor Winston " il; also
i've Instruction in Ancient Languages and English
literature He'll Master Of AItsoi the University
Virginia and recently Professor in Transy lvania
University, Ky.
sThe Trustees are in. correspondence with gen
rleman Of deserved reputation Professor Of Math
smatics. whose name will be announced at an early
lay.
The services of DR. A LEWIS, ns Professor of Nat
nral Sciences. of Miss MARY THOMPSON as instruc
for in French. of DR. BUCHLER, as teacher of Ger
'aan. have been again secures; and additional as
istapca VIII be provided for instruction in the Eng
iIsh branches Of the Coll giate department Miss
JANE STANARD, Mrs ANN MALLORY Miss NARY
LATHRoP and Miss MARTHA A ToMPKINs will have
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. CLAPP will continue 70 be the PRINCIPAL of
he Music Department, and will be aided by such
assistance as may be needful. Suitable provision
Will be made for instruction in painting, drawing
md other ornamental branches
TEkMs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Half payable in advance Oct the remainder Feb Is
sng' Sd Tuition in Preparatory Depsrfnent......$30
french IN preparatory Department ~
English Tuition in Collegiate Departmenf....... 20
ancient AID Modern Languages, each. ~
Muse on Piano or Guitar 50
rawng, Needle Work, Grecisn Painting ....... 20
III Painting. 40
board Including everything except washing. 100
For further Information, apply to
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

JOHN BCARY. M. Principal, instructor in An
jient Languages aud Mathematics.
EDMONDS, ~ I, Assistant in Mathemat-
les. and instructor in Tactics
JESSE s JONES, A B, Assistant in Ancient Ian
{uages.
Pa LIPPE HELLE, instructor In Modern Lam
.uages and Music.
Mss EMILY A CLEVELAND, Instruc:ress in
Female Department.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
aathrmatics 20 per session of ten months COM
neDcing on the LIST Monday in October. Lights
.xtra. For catalogue. or further information, ad
lress the Principal, Hampton, Va au6-im
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RUNAwAYe

~ $3.50 REWARO.-Fscaped from
IA Tam No 2. on North River c. nsl. on the
- might OF the lst If August THREE FREE
sx-2. \EiSn LoNfICTS. pamed JOHN yALRN
II =, y. ALEX BROOKS aud WM NELSON. The
above reward will be paid for THAR delivery in this
citT. "r ss the work North River and $50 for eli
Their Of them.
John Ealsntin-'s sSe il ~. Height 5 feet ~. In
chez small scar on left wrist, ami second fore finger
nail W night hand split; collar. cark yellow and
sent to the Penits ntiarv from Petersburg
Alex Brooks ags is 81 years Height 5 feet in
ches color black; stout and heavy set and was sent
10 thu Prnitentiary from Caro- iue comfy
Na Nelson's ave is "a years. Height. 5 feet 5hs
inches; color, yellow; small ou the forehead
and Was sent 80 the Peliteniary from Fncastle, in
Boietourt county.
BY order OF the Presidents p & K CT.
WM tuhFOHr. Secretary.
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CLASSICAL AND COM MEkClAL
~ SCHOOL,
On 9Th street. between Broa d and Mafehall.
klW,U " GNNE A

HORACE + SMITH, AN, PRINCIPALS.
Professor EMION, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the 10th
Of september.
The number of scholars received into this school
III limited; that each pupil has the special atten
ton of the Prir cpals The Of instruction in
The primary studies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils aud young men are fitted for bust
meas or for entering either Of the classes in College
REGULATIONS are conducted with of Mathematical
Blocks, Oharrs. Globes and various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
haa at the bookstores of Messrs b Price and John
II Richardson
One of the Principals can be found ut the stud on
BROAD st I'd door from 9Th st. au i6-2m