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SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

NELECI CkASSICAL AND ENdLlS q
~ sCHOOI.-INsTITUTE FOR MUSIC PAINT
Der next, intend opening a Select Classical aud
English School, in which will be taught all or any
of the following branches, viz Greek, Latin French,
German, History, Geogrophy, mathematics and al
The usual English branches In view of the difficult
ty of giving strict and proper attention to a large
School, the number Of pupils will be limited to 2,
nent win De S00 per session from the Ist CT ucto
Der, 1888, ending the Both June 1879. The ancient
languages will be taught by M self; the higher
branches OF the French, by Prot. EMIoN; of the
and Mathematics by fully competent teachers. -
Private Lessons will also be given and private Glass
es formed in any Of the above branches. With this
school is combined an Institute for Music, Painting
and Drdwtn0: In the Musical department. under
supervision of Prof V. BUSCH, of this city, will be
taught on liberal terms, 0rchestraion, thorough
Bass and Piano, by Prof. BUSCH; Guitar, Melodeon
and all orchestral by professional teach
ers Special attention will be paid TO sacred, vocal
Music, and instruction given both privately and in
classes cieties, in thorough Bass vocal or in
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be under the
direction of Mr. ALFRED SMITH, assisted by mr.J f.
FISHER, of Philadelphia, recently arrived in this
city; specimt Of whose talent can be seen at the
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting and
Drawing of every description will be taught private
ly or in classes Special opportunity Of perfectng
themselves in all or any OF the above branches will
be afforded to YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devote
themselves to teaching
With the impression, that an Institution, where
instruction in the most general branches of art and
ers OF established reputation, will prove beneficial
TO the rising generation, the .tronage of an en-
lightened public is solicited.
All communications will be left at the Institute
on Main between 9th and 10th streets over DR.. Hud.
sons Dental office, at the Post Office, in letters
o. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond, Sept. 1858. sc 6-dtlN
REPERENcEs.-Rev Moert, Rev NJ D Hoge, Rev
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JUST OPENED THIS MORNING.
At PERKINS 4 CO.'S New Cash store. No "A,

Round Cornered and Square Stella shawIs
Rich Broche Cashmere do
Round Cornered Square and Long Wool do
rich Cheneie Shswis
Velvet and Chenele Sea, (,
Misses Pine Sfaila Shauis -.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
~ IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY.-As Comm.s.
soner acting under adecree of the County Court of
ca aries City County. entered in the suit Of FEAR
man Bradley and ais, on the 18th day Of August
1883, shall sell at public auction to tho highest
bidder at Charles City Court House the 2ist day
of OCTOBER, 1858, that being court day, valuable
farm In the upper end of the said county about IS
miles below Richmond, containing about ao acres,
more or less The said farm 10 situated in good
neighborhood ami has on IL new two story dwell.
ing house and all necessary out houses.
TERNs.-Enough cash will De required to pay the
expenses of SALE costs Of suit, &C. The residue oil
the purchase money will he divided into three eauaf
instruments. and made payable in 6, ~ and IS
months, with interest from the day of sale. The
purchaser executing bonds with approved security
for the credit payments bearing interest from the
day of sale, and the title retained until tho whole
purchase money is paid, and convey anee directed
by the Court.
hood, will show the farm to any ono desiring TO
ISAAC II. CHRISTIAN. Commissioner
o~a--AfdS
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EDUCATION.
q l. G. SALTER'S
NJ ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MArHR,

ON CLAY STREET.. MAR rHE CORNER on sRcoSn.
The sixth session Of this School will Commence nm
18th Of July following. S's' s"e
The course OF instruction embraces the Latin
trek and French languages. Mathematics. and the
The Principal Pledges himself to snare NJ ish,.
or pains 70 promote the improvement and hest int
rests OF those intrusted to his ssre to their moral
devote himself with untiripg assiduity,
TERMS,
skMi.ASSUAILY III ApvAyCE:
For board, including washing S-Oa IN
for tuition tn Greek. attn and Mathemat-
60 90
-. .u.n IN Latin or Mathematics 80 90
vi . s,iiion IA nlehef bnguah branches... 30 co
r .ison ~ prihasry Engiish--............. 20 90
~. .u'uoh In 20 90
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTs --LApns

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--LARUS
i SHINE. ~ Main street, are now selling. both
of Staple and Fancy Goods, of their own imports.
ton, suitable for the country trade embracing in
part, Watches. Jewelry, Cutlery Guns pisfole
HousefurnishiDg Articles &c. which will be sold
on very liberal terms. Call ard examine for yonr
selves. oc E,m I'M
EAIR IN RICHMOND, OCTOBER 18th
4 TO BOTH The Executive Committee have asopt-
ed the following rates OF entrance fees the means
OF meeting n. costs of the Fair. including the Pre-
MUM lat OF $4,000:
On all articles contendne for premiums ten per
cent o. the amount Of said premium provided no fee
be less than dollar-fruIts flowers and domestic
manufactures exhibited by ladies or children ex.
cepted.
Tickets of admission for others than members.
MY cents; children tuoenty; fire cents.
Mem bers to be admitted upon showing their GER
tifcates Of membership TO the Gste-keepers
&C s-lw DIMMOCK. Sec'yy "a soc'y
SEVEN MILES AROUND JERUsA-
REV - osBoRNE's New Map, seven eMaoE Miles
IN and Around Stamboul. An interesting book
BY Mrs Edmund Horribly LOO
HADJI 10 Syria; or Three Years in Jerus alem BY
Mrs. sarah Barclay johnson. IS
CHRISTIAN I'll Hymn Book. Sheer. 50
Do do DO DO f farSesaGs S1 :,
Do do do Clasp. I76
SEvEkAL New and Attractive Juvenile Libraries
GOSPEL and its ements. By Jas Challtn. 81
UNION Of Christians By Walter Scott. so
PUPULAR Publications for schools and the gene
STATIONERY Of superior quality for ladies
&C Pts l6lh MAIN ST.
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BARGAINS - BARGAINS New and


- Splendid DRESS GOODS fer Ladies.-CHAs A
GWATblN invites attention to the greatest bar
gains in Robe Silks Silk Robes a'Lez; Run round
Silks; Printed DeLanes some very fine: elegant
Grape Cashmere Robes aLeg; Satin striped yalen-
cia Scotch Plaids; Side stripe: Robes Adule; Che
nellle Shawls; Round cornered Stella Shawis Cloth
and Velvet CIoaks; Silks Poplins aud Embroideries
all at greatly reduced prices
CHAs A GwATKIN,
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pAhLoh AND STAIR CARPETING -
~ pieces 81 carpeting. selling at rs per cent he
low cost ifsnsektepsrs would do we'll 70 call and
@s-hs LARUs Z sHINEs.
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-FCOND SUPPLY or q n

SECOND SUPPLY OF FULL led
~ CLOTHS. BLANKETS, &c,-I5 bales 81 and
chear. with large supply of low WooIens with
have been purchased in New York the past week
All We ask, is call from purchasers to satisfy
them. that we are prepared to offer them at very
low prices BREEDEN n Fox
i2-6t or- prooa a,.a,x
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WIN. & DAVID GIBSON.
Nv

MAIN NEAR THE CORNER OF 6TH ST, RICHMOND, VA
Respectfully inform the Citizens of Richmond ana
publ c generally, that they ere prepared, with the
assistance OF their steam power, and all the most
description of work in tn ir line of business in
manner not to be surpassed such Building Houses
of all dimensions, repairing remodeiing the same;
putting In Store Fronts of any kind Shelvings put
up, Counters made. DC, in neat and tasteful man
ner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worke accordirg
to Geometrcai Principles Cornices made to suit any
style of Buildings: ali kinds of Moudinas on hand;
rash, Blinds and Doors made to order, and cent to
any part of the country; every kind Of Wood Turn
chitectural Wood Carving for Store Fronts, and
Capitals tor Porch columns. All orders executed in
neat manner.
W GIBSON hope, by strict attention to bust.
ness together with their practical knowledge of the
same, to merit a continuance of public patronage.
NJ. Orders respectfully solicited. Ol2-lm<
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- y Il u = CUUNTh1 BOAKUIN(f
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-Mrs HENRY
IL BROOKE proposes on the 10th of October NEXT
to open Boarding School for young ladies at Ash,
land, in the county of Hanover
All the higher branches of female education will
be taught, including French. Latin, Italian, Music
and Orawing-in all of which departments there
will be competent assistants.
MIR EDWARD 1RENIER, now a resident in Ash.
land will take charge of the Department of Music.
French and Drawing. '
After the present year. the School will be removed
to the country in the neighborhood Of Ashlsnd
TERMS-oNE.HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE THE REST AT
THE END OF THE YEAR:
For BOARD, including feel and lights......SI75 90
En2iifh Branches 40 90
Languages, (each) 20 90
Music-Professors Fees
For further information, address
HENRY L BROOKE
&C Us Ashland. Virginia.
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EDUCATION.


RICHMOND. VA.
Tns RsTt sss'os q orr School begins The ist Of
FOR toe benefit Of young ladies who have finished
their regular course of studies and who wish TO car
~ on further their mental Improvement there will
be class 10 Bellies Letters and misunderstanding
sSsson. and SIS to pupils who take other studies -
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
20 .ne rrirar Department French VIII be taught
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEFEBvRE, A n. Principal.
wAd WILLIAMS, A B, Vice Principal.
"a Bartlett h'i s sass S2s Ssm =.
Tor. Madame Marie Estvsn, John Caiyo, w Thi-
low, VIM Graham. Heinrich Schneider. Signorine
Antonietta and Marietta Ersa. from Italy.
81 ~ - ~ 70
Eor 90
For English Tuition. 20 90
LOT Moaern LANGUAGES, each 70 90
Eegiish branches 40 On
For Music on Piano Harp. Guitar. Organ. or !"
Singing:
For one lesson (of an bour) week .......... 40 ~
FOR two lessons (of an hour) week 80 90
For three lessons (of sn hour) week...... 120 90
For four lessons (of an hour We ek....... l60 90
FOR the use OF Piano. 90
FOR Drawing from Models-.................... 20 On
nor Drawing from 40 90
FOR painting in Water Col0rs 40 %
Primary Department, for children under Ii
years Ell 30 90
-. '-'' '"' ''D'" H6BERT LEYEBvRE.
an 5-d3m
THE EXERCISES OF MR.. STUART's
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALSC SCHOOL
Will be resumed Monday, Oct 4th, corner Clay and
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AUCTION aAI.HR.
->~>~es>>e-->~->>-~~~~
FUTURE OAXH
By Goddin 4 Appers0h-

-
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF STORE AND
Of ..o S AZ e, HIsd:ey .:ss
@ the Trustees OF the Shockoe Hin Building FUND
Cier,s Omce we shall IN execution thereof proceed
% sell. af pnoiic auctinn on WEDN ESDAY, the 10th
October. ,;sss es o'cloes. the framed store
a. extended into Henrico county. Tho Iot frvpt,
about FEET and runs back 1876 feet TO an Alley 20
feet wide designated as 40 2a Valentines plan The
properly nas bsen rscent,y occupied By said KreEe,
0ranary 80
TERMs-The trust deeda require cash sale. but an
arrangement will be made to give the usual crelits
sxML. =. BsYLY. = '-'
RICHARD MOORE,
=. ~ sale conducted BY GoDDIN 4 APPYRsoN. Auc-
uoneers. oci1
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 80
= ACRES. IN HANOVER COUNTY, ON THIS
WOW FRRnnviH nIau CENTRAL RAILROAD. ! NILss
Of trust from Edw'd Howard, bearing date. md
october, 1855. duly recorded In Hanover County
shall proceed g sell at public auction, on
1853. at IL o'clock If fair If not the next fair sy
the desirable farm located a. above containipg So
acres on the border Of Hanover county receptg &C.
cq 81 p ~ the said Howard considerable portion
Cd lot market gardening. The location IL one we'll
adapted for the residence Of Q good physician one
such having ju't removed from the 3 ighborhood.
was also occupied bya. ply stefan about two years
ago Distance from Richmond 81 miles
=, Inc Terms which VIII be remak ably liberal, will
eved to be perfect but the trustee will convey with
' a''"' 'p''A' "a'rARs o WINSTON Trustees.
saie conducted By GoDDIS & APPERsoN, Aucts.
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VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS.

BOOKINGS AND RU0S.-BREEDEN a FOx are
receiving by this days steamer the most varied as
sortmeDt OF Carpetings, they have ever been able
70 present to bu' era. They have a very large COL
lection 81 entirely new patterns, both in Velvet
Busseis, Threepy and Ingram, and can offer them
At such COW prices, they think will in no instance
fail TO give entire satisfaction oc Io--st
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THE EXERCISES OF MR.. STUART's
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALSC SCHOOL
9th streets
1EHMS.
English. Latin and Mathematics. $50

TERMS:
English. Latin and Mathematics.."...S50 90
Greek, 10 90
Modern Languages. each.."............. 20 %
The Principal has had an experience, as instructor
of youth. of eight years. three of which were spent
the assistant in mathematics at the Virginia Mil
itary Institute. He is aided in the departments of
Ancient Languages, &c. by Master Of Arts of the
University. who brings With him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
EXPERIENCES:
Faculty of the State Military Institute, Lexinn-
ton, Va; Messrs Jno NJ Patton, P Grattan. g
Myers, Thos fri.e and Geo D Fisher Cant G Dim
ar 25-2fn - " ---~N-'
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- SIS REWARD win pay SIS re-
ward, and all reasonable expenses, for the de-
livery TO me, At Jetersyille Depot, Of blind
xk, negro man uamed COLEMAN, he sometimes
calls himself, who left my house shout six weeks
Said negro black. about IS years of age. and
stammers badly when spoken to: ! understand he
has been employed at Powhatan Station for the last
month to pump wa er; but len there on Monday
last j will pay the aboN Feward for his delivery 70
me, and $50 for the convection Of the white man Wh0
decoyed him of. JNO JETER,
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MILLINERY GOODS.-Milliuers and
4'I others would do well to call at GOLDSMITH
and supply themselves as he has splendid stock of
millinery goods You can buy the cheapest Rib
bons. Feathers. Flowers, Velvets. ssttins. Laces
Edgings, Footings, and anything in the millinery
line. L GOLDSMITH
I dsf
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CLOAKS, MANTELETs AND sHAWLs

O-BRE sDEN FOX are now receiving a splep.
did variety of ai-s' CL0AKS MANTELETS and
SHAWIIs. all of the newest styles and at very re-
duced prices.
DC 1o-6t prool ,troa%
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,Mx A CARD.
@ FRED. DOLLINGER, TEACHER OF MU.
Richmond Va. ga g7Nims
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CAUTION.-All pers ons are forewarned
" from hunting and otherwise depredatpg on
my Island in James river, opposite the river locks,
ak miles above Richmond: my farm On the
Brooke Plank Road, as the law will be enforced on
all offenders.
&C l2-3t JESSE WILLIAMS.
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RACES-FALL MEETING ,
lS53-The proprietor Of this
and beautiful Race
Course, sixteen miles North of Richmond directly
on the line Of the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs to announce to the racing
world. the following stakes to be run for over his
course, this Fall. commencing on TUESDAY, the
26th day Of October. 1885, and continuing four days
and hopes that the owners of racing stock will send
in their entrances without delay.
TUESDAY-F5Tst Ddv.-SweepStake for three years
old colts and lies ont of mares that never won or
produced q winner, mile heats 4iOO subscrfption
half forfeit. TO close on the 18th Of October.
SECOND RAGE-Sdme Day.-Sweepstake for three
years old colts and les $50 entrance half forfeit
two mile heats. To close on the 18th of October.
WE3NEsDAY-Second Ddy-Sweepsiake for three
$50 forfeit. To close on the 18th Of October.
SECOND RAcE-SdTe Ddy.-Proprietors Purse,
$500; three mile heats.
THURsDAY-Third Ddv.-Jockey Club Purse Sleoe
four mile heats.
FRIDAY-Fb1th Day Tho Ashland Handicap
sweepstakes two and half miles 800 subscription,
$50 forfeit, 325 declaration IL declared by the 18th
OF October. to close on that day.
N. b Where money Is added by the Climb or Pro-
prietor, In case If nclement weather. tho right to
postpone II reserved.
Ample stabling and the best accommodations viii
be furnished TO all who may attend. Racers and
Trainers will find the ashland HOTEL all that -
desirable.
For entries or other information address the pre-
prietor at Ashland. Hanover county, Va.
au 3-dtd JAMES M. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
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"a FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
~ ES.-You will find at HARWOOD's, on Gov.
MI rnor street. Richmond, the largest and most
I Elegant stock ST FURNITURE and MAT.
TRESSES to be found in the city. embracing
Rosewood Parlor ard Chamber Suits
Mahogany parlor and Chamber Suits
Elegant Oak Sets for Chambers
Cottage Furniture
Dining Room Furniture
Chairs of all descriptions ir
Wardr Sbes, Sureaus and BedsteAds
With great variety of other Goods
Examine my stock before buying, ~ am selling
extremely low. 6WHAkWOOD
2l-2mif Qovernov sfraat RiehvnorA
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Richmond, Sept. 1858. sc 6-dtlN
REFERENcEs.-Rev Moert, Rev NJ D Hoge, Rev
Geo Woodbridge, Rev II Kepler. Hon Caskie
Rev L Burrows and VIM Richie ESQ.
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DRY GOODS.
OPENING OF LACEs, EMBRoTDER-.

r ALL JUST RRCEIvED-0etoter, ,.h
PkICk \ WATKINS invite the attention ~ y .
aA4ss Just received amongst which tbsx yns,.i
xcai Point and Point Appliaue sctfe s e"e"'ion:
a ,.se sssn With Tartan Trimming great nov.
,, ice Trimmed French and Scotch Muslin setts
,s,sese sets and Collar.-very great bargains
,.on T variety OF real French MuSlin Collars
y tn aa, pn Ca2es-new style and cheap
Real THREAD Borde,ed Veis
Paris veils--a great variety
cultures, cheaper than we have ever bad them
the VERY LATEST in HOOPS ." 70
ms so expected, new lot Of Beaver CIoaks and
.-T- sto'ta snaWe 90 i2-5t
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22
a JERSEY Bank.

The following description of the where
abouts and appurtenances of bank in
Ocean Co., New Jersey, is furnished by
the Trenton Gazette. 1t is proper to add
that the holders of the notes of the "Bank
of Toms Riser" are in no danger of loss,
sufficient funds having been placed in the
State Treasury for that purpose. The
discovery of toe real condition of the
bank was made by the Board of Bank
Commissioners, who say -
"This bank has no banking house at
Toms River; has discounted no notes;
received 10 deposits; aud done no business
there; that it has no officer or director
at that place; that the only property OF
the Backing Association at said place was
an empty safe; that there were no books
or papers of the Association there, except
some blank books brought down from
New York on the day of the arrival OF
the Bank commissioners; that no notes
had ever been issued at Toms River, or
money left there for the redemption of
Fucb notes. A man, styling himself 1.-The
Rcdeeuer;" and who kept the hotel in the
back room of which was the sole fnan-
eial personifcatioD Of the bank, and be
admitted to the Commissioners that be
had, with his own funds, redeemed from
one hundred to hundred and fifty dol
lars OF the bills; but further than this, the
Commissioners could 6Dd nothing that had
eTen the show of bank. The facts are,
that f. p. P. Jones & Co., brokers OF
Wall street, New York, own the whole of
the stock aud have only located the bank
at Toms River because of its being east
ly accessible; and not because of any de-
eire to accommodate the citizens of that
place or Of Ocean county. The whole az
fair has been, and is, but ap excresence
on the General Banking Law, and we are
glad to know that the surgeons knife, in
the hauds of our worthy Chancellor, will
BOON extrpate it."
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Disease among Horses.

Several horses have died the past month
FROM affection of the head, caused by a
secretion of N after which finally filled up
the passage of the throat so as to prevent
swallowing either food or water. The
disease is one that battles the skill Of the
best furriers, and the books are consulted
in vain for remedy. We have heard of
but one horse recovering which was af-
fected with this disease. Within the past
month George W. Mousely and George
Lodge, of Brsndywine Hundred, have
each lost horse from this disease; Jas.
Morrow, of this city, lost one. and James
Ccanden, of New Castle Hundred, his
pair Of carriage horses.-Deld'care Rep.
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A Devil Incarnate.

A wretch named Arnold murder
ed bis wife near Jessaniuc, KY, last
week under circumstances of horrid bru-
taity. She had left bin, for his cruel
treatment, and instituted a suit for di-
vorce and alimony against hin. He
watched her one day as she went with an
other lady to pick strawberries, and fol-
lowed her, demanding that the suit should
be withdrawn. He then threatened to
kill her, and drew revolver, when the
other woman fed ard hid herself near
by, where she could observe the parties.
Horror stricken she promised to live with
him again. He replied by telling her she
was lying, Immediately fired at her, the
ball grazing her temple. She instantly
sprang to him and begged for mercy. He
refused. She then appealed to him to pray
for her murderer The boon was granted, !,
and brief time spent in prayer for her
husband, her children and herself. Arnold
then grasped her with one arm, iDexora-
bic to all her supplications of mercy, fred
at her three times, each ball ia king effect
in the head The face was frightfully dis
figured by the wounds and powder from
the pistol. Not content with this the in
carnate fend mutilated, her person with a
knife, and then piling brush upon it left
the scene. Meanwhile, the woman who
fed, told the story, aud Arnold was pur-
sued and arrested at his mothers house
in the act of writing bis will.
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Easton and Stroudsburg Telegraph Com
pany.
An election for officers of this Compa
nv, was held at Easton, on Tuesday last
when the following named gentlemen
were elected for the ensuing year:-Pres
ident aud Treasurer, H. S. Hickman
Secretary, j. L. Mingle; Directors. Sam
uel Melick, VIM. Wallace, John n. Stokes
Sydenham Walton, Jesse Reichard, j. Fl
Hcckman E. A. Dcpew, r. c. Pyle, W
A. Brodhead, and David A. Depue.
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General Quitman Dead.

General Quitman died at his residence
near Natchez, on Saturday morning, ot
the disease which he contracted at the
National Hotel last fall He was born il
the State of New York, but when quite q
youth emigrated to Mississippi, whicl
State he has served in many iwportan
positions, being Representative iu Con
gress at the time of his death, When the
war with Mexico broke out he volunteer
ed to fight the battles of his country, and
served with distinguished ability until
universally regretted throughout the coun'
try.
He sleeps his last sleep, he has fought hF
last battle,
No sound shall awake him to glory again.
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Che 1rdrrs
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1868.

R@The proceedings Of the Peoples
Uuiou Convention is given in another col
umn. to which we invite the attention oil
the reader. The nominees are emInently
qualified to gil the positions named.
The utmost harmony prevailed, and
determination was manifested to give an
overwhelming protest in October against
the corruption which has erept into the
administration of public affairs.
In our next issue we will give the O.
piuious of the press, of the ability and
qualifications of the nominees.