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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-30

The Prussian Minister at Washington, Baron
Won Geroit, has engaged passage by the steamer
Austria. for Hamburg, which sails Angus 2, Mon
day next.
Martin Briekham. for Is years U. s. Counsul, a,
the Isie Of France, died at Lancaster, Pa, on the
26th inst
The Peansy ivauian announces that the infdels
will hold . Convention in Philadelphia in October
next.
Rev. Eleazer Williams, the Bourbon Prince, is
dangerously sick In Franklin county, New York.
J. T. KimmerIy, butcher, 1t Columbus, Ohio.
was killed on Monday by bis horse taking fright
and crushing him against post
Or. IL. 1. smyser, Of York, Pa, has received
gold medal from the Emperor Of Russia for his
services IN the Crimean war.
The frst deposit oi Frsxier's River gold at the
New York Assay once, vas made on Tuesday.
They are eating ripe peaches st Memphis, Tenn,
al Sc per bushel.
james LAfty died In Nashville, Tenn, on the
9th mat. Of four of iaudanum he had taken
on account Of an unfaithfnI mistress.
On her passage out. from Havana to New Orleans,
tho sseamer Empire City ran ovsr aud killed lases
whale,
The great Status Of washiueson, by:ths celsbrat.
"a Amsrioau artist, Clark Mills II 70 b completed
md elevated on IL pedestal In Westinghouse the
"a of February ns1t
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Uncle Sans Live Oak.-An Imp0r-
TAM Subfect.

A letter published in the New York Herald from
United States Steamer Dispatch, Pensacola, July
IL, makes mention Of subject which ought to re-
ccive the instant attention Of the Government
The writer says that Uncle Sans magnificent live
oak, ~bieh have made government vessels SO ad.
r,red through the world, is spirited off from the
national reserves 10y wholesaler that there is no
authority provided to prevent intercept the rob
berry; that It is aushipped to French barks (prin-
eipsiiy) from sloops and schooners, who make q
ge,od thing Of IT, that thousands of tons Of timber
Knees lie cut and ready; that the federal authori
ties have waited to organize force to take pos
session Of II, aud that Washington influence has
thrown cold water on the project. These Thugs
odsht % be locked into, and the nest lire oak in
tho world saved to the Government before it IL too
lnte.
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asxv,ti Fed MIX u

The most sensible suggestion which has been
made upon this monster nuisance OF New YORK;
vas a bill introduced by Alderman Tucker. IN the
Board of Alderman of that city. that all the vehi-
c'es engaged in distributing milk from the distil.
lesy stables should be labelled "Swill Fed Milk,
Q, that the lovers of that particular beverage
would know where to dad II at a glance OF the
eye This is an excellent proposition, and Will en-
able everybody who wants the poison OF the dis
tiiIeries to take 1t 10 its pure AMI papabe form.
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The East Indian Army.

Under the India bill which has lately passed the
House Of Commoss, aud probably, by this time, the
House Of Lords, a commission of twelve members,
three efaesrs Of the ooeen's army. three OF the
Indian army. three distinguished civilians. and
the COMMANDMENTS Chief Of the British army, the
Secretary Of State for War, and the new Indian
secrctary.-is to he sppoin ted for the purpose OF
remcdeling the Indian army, determining the pro-
portion which the European force should Tear to
the native force, and hog the East India Company
array is 10 DO transferred to the Crown.
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rpoM KANsAa.

ST. LOUIS July 2s--Leavenworth sdvIcas to the
26,h, have been received per q, 3. Express to
Bonneville. named John b. Scoggins, no
torinus rs the leader OF baud of horse thieves
and robbers In the Sopth. has been arrested In
that city. and messengers have been sent to Fort
Scott to procure evidence against him. Several
murders charged IT, have been committed by
Scosgins both in Fort Scott county and on the Big
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rum wEEKLY DISPATCH.

The ccntsntsof she wEsxLy DISPATCH Tor 70 dsy
are varied, and include az Interesting ssory ca.iea
q Tue First 0nencs," another Untitled Tho Will
o sketch from lawyers Note B'ok'-The FRA
ster River Gold Dggings, ard the Emigration there
20 srom California English Opinion q America
from the London Tinies-rhe Atlantic Cable
clus.ea Of the De Riviers Romance IN New York
Love, Filtration, Jealousy and su!cideSmali Foot
cd Laaies -Inserestiug Correspondence rom south
western Virginia, North Carolina aud the Watr
a Places, and the usual quantity OF interesting
eiitsfiai and news matter For safe az the counter
tass morning, in wrappers for mailing. frioe
can't
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This noble park. which. with wise policy ane
good taste, the New Workers. are pferarinx sei
brcsthiug place for their vast population esnta'ns
ssvsa hundred acres The work IN getting this
large body Of ground rcsdy for its purposes y 81
aosrjfine nature. Two hundred and eighty seven
houses have been removed from the park. ana the
whole walled Ia with dry vail Fifteen hundred
men are smployed upon u. draining, grabbing, ma
king roads, planting trees. blasting and removing
rocha. &c. This II the largest park In the world,
and will be great credit and luxury TO New York,
ifshe police can keep II from becoming haunt Of
fowdies
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A cALvfcaKA 1AAosnY "a 0aasdy Renting
IN the death Of nss persons ocoaeTsd 10 Nsvads.
Muftha and hts brother on ued quartz vein there,
which Was sJunpedr By tweivs men. On the "a
Inst the jumpers entered . tunnel on the vein:
hsrricaded the mouth Of ~ with pine logs. ana
shoud throw auy dirt into the mouth offhe tun-
mel DR. Mem threw shovel fall OF dirt Into the
tnuuel and forthwith one Of the Jumpers shot MN
dead With a,iils. Thereupnn the surviving brother
drew revolver ard fired all the charges. lnen
and fred all its charges among the twelve The
result was that four we're killed aud seven wound
cd. Mr. McMrrtha then gave himself up to the
officers of the law and after an examination ne
was held 70 have acted justn.hle, and be was dis
charged
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Display In Dress.

A Paris correspondent writes that the Queen Of
Holland lately visited the American Chapel In Pa
ris and the ladies present we're much surprised at
the simplicity of her attire. She is said to have
been altogether the most plainly dressed lady 10
the Chapel, and really appeared if she had gone
to Church to worship God, and not TO exhibit her.
self The roya! personages aud NOBILITY OF Eu
rope, except on grand occasions are said to be dis
tngushed by their uupretending style OF dress,
which is more than can be said Of the sovereigps
Of fash in America.
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LADIES BATgLE"-The Steuben Courier says
that II or is respectable ladies of West Cameron,
Ohio, i'll that county visited last Tuesday evening
grog shop kept by man named Loomis, and des-
troyed the mans stock in trade. A complete clear
ing out ofthe establishment took place, even the
fixtures being carried oct into the street and
consumed in bonfire. Loomis had retired when
the ladies arrived; but concluding something was
wrong from the noise and confusion in the bar
room, be arose apd Investigated the matter. Fear
took possession of his soul as the work of destruc-
ton greeted bis vision, aud concluding that 'ds.
erection was the better part of vaior,' he betook
himself to fight, carrying nothing with him save
his shirt and small keg of gin. The gin, the
shirt, and their owner suffered to escape un.
harmed.
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ROBBERY AND PROBABLE MURDER.

wARgHAM, Mass, July 2sth.-Alvin Gibbs vss
Knocked down and dangerously injured, and rebb-
ed of i've hundred dollars last evening. Ills life
is tlespared Of The two men who robbed Gibbs
have been arrested In Taunton and portion ofthe
money WA found in their boots.
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4 4po TAI soK T1E DAILY l5tspAruB

THEYErLowFEvER AT BOSTON QUARANTINE.
Dosfos July 2s-The bark Sebois arrived 1t
GUARANTEES yesterday. from Ciepfaexos, with ysl-
low fever On board. Capt. Mcneil, Henry Mason,
the I'd mate; Joseph Wood. . passenger, and Ihos.
Mcfarland and Georges Norman, seaman. AL died
and brig Spit1re are still at Quarantiue, with the
II nsx 90
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THE OHIO RffER.-The water in the Ohio is re-
Ported to be falling, and boats generally lying
idle. As late the 23d there was but four feet Of
water in the channel at Steubenville, and scarcely
three feet on the rapids between that city aud
Pittsburg. Below Wheeling the river was in bst
ter navigable condition. At point called the
SISTERS" there three feet, an sSat Burlington
and Blannerhasset, the depth Of the stream rang
ed between four and y hall and five feet
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fM- New FIRE PRoor RocfIsa IT

x NEW FIRE PROOF ROOFING -Ine
subscribers successors of EsTILL Co., in their
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.
now offer the SEINE to the public
1t makes one OF the very best and cheapest roofs
ever usei for DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, BARNS,
DEPUTS, DC.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin roofs
stops the eaky ones, and prevents those newly put
on from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material will not require
re- painting for many years
All orders in city or country promptly attended
to. CD YALE Il Co,
$50 Main street.
~ County Rights in Virginia for sale.
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Epucarren IN GREEcE-Bayard Taylor, In aletter
to New York Journal, dated Athens, April Y,
1858, gives the following account of education In
Greece:
Az prese ut. the total number II scholars in the
Kingdom an.ounts 10 ueatiy 1907. 81 aprut IN ~
The Uaiyera'ty Ct Athens IL 10 avery uFishins
co,,dt o. the Arske on. tunter the CHARGE OF Msd
anne Nauu n Sister of Alexander nssrocordafo)
ka0wn caocl Of sir ard Mrs Hul nearly fur hua-
drea There also excellent seinirsr1ss 1t yfa,
ratrss Nanplis, and other places
NO persons have done m6re for FREQ 0reece IMAM
our two country rDep just named. and few things
pleased n more durtnx my Jourbeys through the
~ untry than notice the deep aud an ling graf.
tuda which be Greeks feel for them. They are now
those they taught from twenty to thirty Years ago.
havs had every opportunity Of wi Messing the plsn
and operation Of their school anc know OF no ln-
sttution of the kind which il doing better work
have freque thy ID occasion to speak OF the made
auate end unsatisfactory results OF American Mis-
eions in ioi egn lands results attributable In many
instances to an excess, rather than lick OF zeal
eating for Greece body Of rtucus, refined intelll
gent and pious women, and they have fully tue
ceeded
Prosely tisn Is prob bited by the laws of Greece.
and they have NOT attempted It, They therefore, en-
10Y the lUve and confidence of the whole Gre. peo
pie and continue to plant the 81 eds OF better,
purer moro enlightened life, leaving them to rpen
King who has been American Consul for the last
seven years. occup es himsf principally with the
conversion oftbe Armenaps Hehss, besides, print
ed great number of Or, ek tracts an hool books
sme of which extensively used IN the SCHOOLS OF
the country.
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DEATH FROM SNAKE EIrr.-A German woman re-
siding ia Wheeling, Va, died on Saturday evening,
from the fleets of snake bite received on tbs morn
ing of the same day. She vas gathering biackter-
RES mon the hillside the Sisters Islands, above
the city, when a largo copperhead snake struck its
fangs into her ankle. Everything was done that
could be- but all to no purpose, ana the woman died
several hours after receiving the bite.
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GAS ExPLoSIoN.-Au explosion of gas occurred
10 the residence Of Mr. Henry Jaime. Jersey city,
On Wednesday evening, which resulted III the
almost entire destruction of the building and fur
niture and the serious, though fatal injury of
Mr.. Jahue. The house was a new one, built OF
brick. The explosion occurred in consequence of
alight coming In contact with gas from q leaky
pipe Such was the force of the explosion that
the rear wall on that story was entirely hlown
out, and the falling bricks crushed an extension
which had been buit GU The first story, running a
$500 piano and other valuable furniture.
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Isa guarantee Of the sup
Two Performances each Day.

~ The PROCESSION will be preceded by r. l.
garSsous Mueic Chariot drawn by eight horses and
Containing the New York brass Band led by the 40.
complishcd Philip Nisuher.
m. REAR IN MIND that this q the GREAT
COMPANY from the BROADWAY THEATRE.
NEW YORK CITY.
~ See PictoriaIs Handbiils. &C.. for accounts
of the many Splenoid Acts ~ D-d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-30

MELANCHOLY COINCIDENCE South Carolina and
Texas have sustained almost simultaneously the
same losses in the Quilted states Senate. Judge
Butler and General Rusk both died in the recess
last year-and their respective successors, Ju !ge
Evans and General Henderson, both died during
the following session. Such remarkable circum-
stance is worthy of note.
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LYNCH LAVA correspondent of the Petersburg
Express, writing from Weldon, n. c., Gays citizen
banned Isball having been warned against trading
with negroes, and not having needed the notice,
tarred aud feathered on saturday last, and es-
corted out of town. His stock ofwbisky was taken
off hi hands at cost.
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M4RINE DISASTER.

pRovrscErowy, July 2sth.--Ths brig James
Davis, from Boston for Philadelphia, was 10 con-
tact. OF Race Point, Saturday, with the schooner
Leanora, from Boston for Hartford, and both put
In here to repair damages.
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A Go,D EGa.-The Newcastle, Pa, Item says.
some men recently sinking a well in Plain Grove,
Laurence county, found a hens egg firmly imbedf-
ed in the sand 80 feet below the surface of the
earth. SIT was broken, aud appeared fresh, but
spoiled shortly after exposure to the air."
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LOST REIIcs-The Cincinnati Gazette, referring
to the loss by the burning Of General IIarrison's
sold Log Cabin," says:
A little clothing and furniture, aud few paint
ings we're saved, tut everything else was consum
ed There were many relics OF Gen. Harrison,
such as the banners presented to him by the Ia
dies of indianapolis aud Cincinnati various mill
tary decorations &c, which have thus persisted
Aud the public has sustained great loss in the
destruction of mass of valuable correspondence
aud papers, reaching from Gen. IIarrison's first
entry into public lite, till the untimely close OF
his career. These papers were stored 10 one OF
the garrets, and only a basketball or two were
saved The widow of the ex President was absent.
She Is now very i'll, and not expected to live more
than few days.
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COMMENCEMENT AT THE USIvERslTY OF VIRe IsfA-
The commencement at she University OF Virginia,
took place yesterday. Through the courtesy OF
the Editor Of the Charlottesville Jefsrsonian, we
are in possession of the list Of graduates. Among
them are T. NJ Hudssn, j. Hampton Chamber
layue, Wn B. Meredith, D. w. Z. McCarty, A. r..
Holiday, j. NJ Gregory, Thomas K. Price, jr., s. Il.
Martin, j. NJ. Barr, and Thos. U. Dudley. jr. of
Richmond; Thomas Hume, of Portsmouth; d. G.
Cannon and l.. Southgate. of Norfolk; +. L.
Msrriwether, Eugene B'acktord. James NJ Boyd and
l.. NJ. Blackford, of Ly nchburg; Peter FontaiDe, X
q. Berkeley, George A. Jones, and c. l.. c. Minor,
Of Hanover, and Augustus Elmore, of Pennsylvania.
Among the proficieuts were Chas. Pickett, X. l..
Carter and John Ii. Undertake, of Richmond,
Joseph Ii. Gayles, of Norfolk, ii. C. Slaughter. of
DanviIle, and Fred, Elmore, of Pennsylvania.
The degree of Master of Art was conferred On
Thomas U. Dudley, jr., Thos. X. Price, jr., j.
Hanpden Chamberlayns and John II Timberake,
Of Richmond Jos. i. Cox. Of Chester field Waldo
grave II. Liacke.t of Middeburg c. l.. G. Minor,
Of Hanover; Sumnie, field Smith. of Albemarle and
Vim. f. Tow lee, OF Louisiana. The degree of Bache-
lor of Arts was conferred upon Douglas G. Cannon,
of Norfolk and Jos. DeDegre, of New Orleans.
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LARGE CARGo.-The ship Regulator, cleared from
Mobile, Ala a few days since. for Cadz, Spain.
with q cargo of 272, 164 staves, and 1913 hickory
haudspikes, valued at $l6,13S 10, said to be the
largest cargo of slaves shipped from that port
in one vessel.
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CHAs 8 DAWSON.

NT No FAMILY can afford to be with
out MUSTANG EMINENT in their house. The
many accidents are liable to. may render IL ne
cessary any moment and rothipg is capable OF per-
the keitie from the fire 1t caught aud scalded my
hands and person vevy severely-one hand almost
awful sight. The Mustang Liniment ap-
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately 1t
healed rapidly and left no scar OF account. CHAs.
FOSTER 40 Broad street, PHILADELPHIA 1t is truly
wonderful article. 1t will cnre any case of Swell
ing, Burns, STIFF Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism.
For horses il should never be dispeu led with. One
dollars worth of Mustang has frequently ssv'd
valuable horse. 1t cures Gaids, sprains Ringbope,
Spawn and Founders. Bepare If imitatioaS. Sold
in all parts of the hsbtable Globe.
BARNES Il PARK, Proprieters,
iy 26-d&ctm New York
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POISONING. Nathaniel spaford has been arrested
at Remington. New York, for poisoning bis wife,
child and servant, by means Of the coffee prepared
for breakfast. The wife will die. In bravado, at
ter the arrest, he drank a mouthfnl or two Of the
coffee, and Was 10 ade quite ILL by IT,
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DEFEAT OF THE CANADIAN MINISTRY-RE-
SIGNATI0N.
TORONTO, July 20 The Government vas defeat
ed in the House on the seat Of government ques.
ton. anuulling the decision of the Home Govern
ment. making 0ttowa the Capital. The Ministry
has resigned
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CAPsIzE.-A steamer on its way from Green
port L. l., to New London, CT, picked up in
Plum Gut, capsi1ed sail boat 70 which the own.
er, a fl sherman, was clingiDg The ualGcky owner
had lest 80 ,O00 fish by the catastrophe.
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- Aucrron Nor

- AucTron NorIcE Tho attention
Of the puhI:c Il solicited ia our sals Of copseu-
ment Of splendid OIL PAINTINGS. received direct
from the several Artists, TO take place THIS MokN.
INC at cur Store, at 10 O'clock. See advertisement
r. gl-t LARUS 4 SHINE. Aucts.
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ENCOURAGING TO CLERGYMEN.-Rev. MT spring, oil
East Hartford. had his house burned some time
siucs. To-day he r.joices in the possession OF
new one, which cost $4,000, all OF which, and
enough more to huy him a library, was subscribed
by his friends.
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~ saly rsmbsr Of Black wood, destructive ana
eassfssisisg = ssual be- bssn placed on our h,
hi ~ The Kichnond Agent, M. NooAhous,.
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N. STEAM AMBRorYpEs. Photographs, and Reese
tyc.s fncw style) from Is cts to s25 at the Head.
auartcrs Of Art l39 Main street. c. r. Rees of the
arm Of TIER Co.. proprietor.
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FATAL Academia schooner laden with people
going to Frazer River was capsized on the I'D uit
near Point Roberts, on the coast ofCaifforHia aud
Is persons were drowned Most of them were
French. Among them was Isaac RoseDbaum Of
Sfork ton
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EDUCATION
( sHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY.

n HANOVER COUNTY. VA.
The next session Of this Institution will cor
merca on THURSDAY, the I'D of Ser tember with
the following iustructora:
CHARLES STUART. Moral and Natural Sci.
ences,
JOHN " STUART. Ancient Languages and Ma
tbematics
Miss FANNIE IRBY. Musical and Ornamental
branches.
Miss French and English branches.
~ Ample arrangements have been made for ac-
commodation in the Boarding Department and no
labor expense will be spared to maintain the
high character gained ~ the school during the past
session
For circulars, and other information address
CHAKLES b S1UAkT,
jv 3l-2av4w Ashland virginia
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~ wv =. POSTER, ESQ h the authorized
agent for the Dispatch Ia Norfolk aud Portsmouth
sahecrbres Ia those cities VIII obtain their papers
reuu,sriy nom him q the earliest possible moment
In the day.
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A NTHRACITE CUAL.-I am daily ex-
IA pecting 1000 tons of choice quality Red Ash
AATHRACiTE co Al, which will be delivered from
the vessels Is cents per ton less than the yards.
am also prepared to deliver GLOW Err HILL COAL
thr ughout the season, at the loweat market ics.
orders left at my eff e. of 18th and Docs Sts
or at the Office Robinson Roberts corner 18th and
Cary Streets will be promptly attended to.
WRIT ROBERTS.
Dealer in Anthracite and Glover Hill Coal
Office corner 18th and Dock ats, and Petertb burg
m
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STEAM TowISG CoMpAsY.-The Norfolk aud
Lynchburg steam towing company was organized
at the former city, Wednesday. by the election OF
Marshall Parks, President. and Messrs h. Bggs,
C. W. Grandy and X. IL. CbsmberiayDe, Of Norfolk,
and MessIs. A. ID Rucker and W. L. Anderson, OF
LyuchbuIg, Directors.
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I GRAYS ATTENTION ATTEND .
q Irregular compsny Drill 1T Military Rail. this
Nit kIDAY) evening, a. O'Clock. New members
are particularly requested 70 BE- panctnal.
BY orsser Of Capt. ELLI0Te.
JoKs r RoeERs, O. 3. ~ y,-H
T liverpool SkLT-80U0 sacks Liver
- roll ftne Salt, per ship LYDIA direct impoft
ton; Weftbtpgton : AuAsfsoa BEands. Also non
s.cas urouna Alum Salt. saita6is fbr Agricultural
WSs-ss " SoNosD. DAVENPORT co,
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DTCHMOND MALE ACADEMY
~ "a Select, Classical, Mathematical and English

~ "a Select Classical, Mathematical and EngIish
School, } on Franklin street, above 7Ih.
X. II, L. TlahE, A. d., Principal.
The SIXTH Session of this kchool will open on
MONDAY, the 9TH of september. The services Of
faithful and we'll qualified Assistants secured.
Pupils are prepared for any class IN College or for
business. The Primary Department receives espe-
cial attention. In consequences OF the Senior Glass
entering College as well as some other pnpils going
into business, there will be few vacancies. A
Glass for beginners in English and Latin will he
formed. There III also be received into the Glasses
already formed q few more pupils. For further par
tculars, apply to the under signed, at his sidence
at any time after the 18th of sepfember.
&. II. L. TI0HE A NJ.
jy R-6t Franklin ST., aboye It'll.
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THE CANAnA ,

THE CANADA OUTWARD BOUND.
BosToS, July 2s.-Ths r NJ. steamer Canada
sailed at nocn to-day, with seventeen passengers
fer Halifax aud ftyfour for Liverpool. She takes
about $1,000 10 species.