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VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS. :

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REV. p A. MOSES, AM. PFes;deas snd Pre-
Jessev Of Msthemates. Mental ssd Moral Science.
r. W. MosEs, Professor IF Aaeient Languages.
Rxv. ]. l. Drsrox, Professor Of Natural Seieace.
"E take pleasure IN announcing to parents.
w guardians and the friends Of education gen.
orally, that the Fail Session Of this Institute will
commence on MoxpAY 18th Of AUousr. and will
continue twenty -one weeks.
No pains viii be spared in furnishing as ample
facilities for the acquisition Of knowledge, thorough
mental discipline and moral training Of those en-
trusted to our care and supervision, as can be obtain
ed in any college East or West.
Arrangements have been made by which all OBJ
ecions 10 sending sons or wards to boarding schools
are removed therefore parents need have no fears
or apprehensions in regard to the morals Of their
sons. These arrangements positively prohibit stu
dents from frequenting places having demoraliz-
ing tendency, nor will they be allowed to spend
their recreation hours lettering about the streets
Students from distance imperatively required
to remain in their at night, and attend rel-
gious worship ON the Sabbath. This Institution is
situated in very healthy portion Of the State ac.
cessible by the river and several stage lines, and
possesses every advantage in regard to cheapncss,
convenience and health.
The Preparatory Department embraces period OF
two years. A thorough Classical and Mathemati-
cal and scientific has been carefully selected
which embraces period of four collegiate years.
Tems per session of2O ,ceeks invariably in adosmee.
Beginners, ! 50 90
Orthography, Reading. Elementary Geog-
raphy, Mental Arithmetic : PenInanship, 10 OO
Modern Geography, History, Defining and
Defamation, IL OU
English Grammar, Scholars Companion,
Arithmetic and Composition, Is OO
Political Economy. Rhetoric, Physiology
and Book Keeping, IL Oo
Mathematics (above arithmetic) and the
Ancient Languages, Is
Matriculation per Student,
Board. including lights. fuel and other room
expenses furnished at per week, 81
| Students charged from day Of entrance, and no de-
ducton made except in eases Of protracted sickness
For further particulars address the President.
July 6, 1853. lyl
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" AgrER or PAIN.
1yI A few dozen bottles Of this remarkable
Medicine. which cures almost every descriptica Of
pain. instantaneously. If by magic. On hand
aud for sale by VI. b. HEARD.
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SA truly graceful heart may not Be-
able to tell Its gratitude. but it can feel,
love and act.
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DISSOLUTION,
The copartnership existing between the un-
dersipned, under the firm Of J. BURSsiDE Co., 10
this day dissolved-J. Burnside retiring from bus
;ness. JOHN BURNSIDE,
New Orleans NELSON McSTEA.
June 30. 1859. j. R. VALUE.
COMPREHENSIVE.
THE undersigned have associated with them
SrrpHEN X. FowLEn and OGpEN X. DUNNING, un-
der the firm of McSTEA. VALUE d co. and
will continue the WHOLESALE DRY GOOD
BUSINESS and iquidate the affairs Of the late
New CLEANS, July SO 4 J. R. VALUE.
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ATM. LYNCH's
N YOU CAN FIND
Brown Domestics, Coarse and fine G. Combs,
Bleached '' Violin strings.
Russia Duck, Goat Buttons,
Bed Ticking, Vest &c
Brown Drilling, Pants &C
Bleached German Pipes,
Mohair Lustre, Indian Head Pipes.
Black Pins and Needles,
Brown Sheeting, Tobacco Boxes,
Bleached e' Zinc Mirrors,
Brown Sheeting, Glass Marbles,
Bleached /" China
Linen Duck, Cotton Purses,
Plaid Nankin. Portmonaies,
Cot onades, Stay Binding.
Check Marsailles, Lead Pencils,
Coat Check, Slate /"
Bro Kent'y Jeans. Zephyr Worsted,
Cadet Lacets,
Check Cassimer, Thimbles,
Stripes. Cloth Brushes,
Draperies, Tooth
Table Cloths, Satchels,
Toilet Quilts. French Harps.
Napkins Jews /"
Coats cot. sp'lthr'd,
Victoria s
Sea Isld " " Sewing Birds,
and other articles too numerous to men.
tion.
July 6, so NJ. LYNCH.
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Nev orleaIs Mercantile Aeases.

- 80. :. q. ,rrrrs1os. IoaAcs buoAa-
EATON. BETTERTON 4 Co.
wHoIESALE GROCERS.
AND
Commission Merchants,
Cor. of .New Levee, Common d fs1'0" '''''
NEW ORLEANS.
,,,.,, ,.,4;.r,.r and satisfactory attention to
III ~ nrSers entr,sted to their care. Refers to
Can't. G. G. DAKLxY, Little Reek,
Messrs. ]. HKSnY, WILLIAMS Co., Ven 6ssea'
PrNYwrTr, Scorr h Co., .
MoRaxlL d MAREAN, .
WARD & SoUrHNAYD, c.ur
July 6. 1859.
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OYSTERS, SARDINES & LOBSTERS.
~ 1873 Doc. Cove Oysters in l and 2 h cans
100 boxes Sardines. doz. Lobst4rs, all fresh
July 6,59 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
y Nc}uAey'e Readers, late edition, from TO-
in quantities TO euit. Webster's spelling Books r
the gross or dozen. For sale by :.
July 6. SO JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 &C
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Miss FRANCES A. CHAPMAN.
Tuition for each Term.

1uutOH .JOF c0CH 4cFW.
Lower Primary, .............. 8 90
Advanced Primary, ,............ 10 90
Lower English Branches, ....... Is 90
Higher English Branches, ...... 20 90
Latin, Greek, Mathematics and
Polite Literature, ............ 25 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, ...... 25 90
Use of Instrument, ....... 5 90
Instruction in Sacred and Vocal
Music will be given free.
Half of the tuition Of each term will be required
in advance, the balance at the close of it. No de-
duction in tuition will BE- made except in cases of
protracted sickness. More than a hundred pupils
can be accommodated at the Academy.
All applications to enter the Academy must be
made to one of the Trustees. and every pupil will
be required to get permit from of them to en-
ter; and all complaints arising from any cause of
Dissatisfaction must be made by parents or guardi-
ans to them, who alone are responsible to the pat
rons for good order and discipline of the Academy
Boarding. including washing, lights and fuel,
can be had in respectable families from 80 to
So per week.
sAnother competent assistant will be employed
to give instruction in the lower English branches
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Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Mannufacter
Stove Warehouse.
r. S. ROBERTS,

MAIN STREET. VAN buren,. ARK,
1snufAetares and keeps esastanfly on hand the
largest ad best assWtaent Of Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware to he found in Western Arkansas, snd which
he will sell low for cash. All orders attended to
viii, rromptness and despatch and meRchants sup
piled on literal terms.
JOBBING done with neatness and in workman
like manner. A large assortment Of
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES :
constantly on hand. and will be sold as low as can
be had elsevhere.
July 6, 1853. lyi
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
CLOTHING
AT THE OLD STAND OF

3 j. ADLER,
EAGLE BLOCK,
Nez4 door to Ward and Seathmayd.
The undersigned keeps always on hand large
and extensive assortment Of
NEWS CLOTHING,
Consisting of
COATS.
VESTS,
PANTS, dc.
And has always in Store large variety of
BOY'S CLOTHING. Y
His Stock of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
is complete, comprising
SHIRTS. Collars,
Cravats. Hats,
Hosiery. Trunks, dc.
Has just received splendid stock of
India Rubber COATS,
India Rubber LECGINS,
India Rubber HATS.
IL All Of which he offers at prices to suit.
Come and examine my stock.
July 6,59. 8! ]. ADLER.
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HARDWARE.
IL large and we'll assorted stock Of every
description Of Hardware and Cutlery has lust been
received, making that department unususlly com.
plete-enabling us to fill any and all orders sent
to u.s. JOHN HENRY WILLIAMS 4 co.
IRON AXES AND WAGON boxes.
Il 50 sets Iron Axles n to 2 inch.
127 Wagon boxes to s."
to which we invite the attention of wagon max
ers every where.
July s. SO. JNo HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
CUNDRIEs.
~ 50 dozen Hostetter's Bitters, 25 dozen Stom.
ach Bitters, 50 dozen John Bulls Sarsaparilla rs
dozen MclAnes strengthening Cordial. 60 dozen
woodmans extract ginger. dozen Port Wine,
dozen Madeira Wine, in store and for sale by
July 6, SO JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS & co,
d AIsINs.
IL 1873 packages, in Quantities, half and whole
boxes, in store and for sale by
July 8. SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
DRINTs.
J777 Prs.--unusually handsome STYLES. en-
tireiy new to this trade-from the most celebrated
American and English factories, lust opened.
July .. 1853 ]. HENRY. WILLIAMS a co.
0tANDY.
~ xH boxes, consisting Of assorted Stick and
Drops, Red and White Rock Candy. assorted Gum
Drops, in store and for sale by
July 8. 'sS JN0. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
CAD IRONS.
~ 500 p, in store and for sale bv
July 6. 6S HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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4 fNARPENTER,S TOOLS.
~ Match and Sash Planes assorted.
Tongue and Groove
Plane Irons, double and single.
!;ek and smoothing planes double and single
Also Drawing -knifes, hand saws,
Iron, Steel and Box wood squares.
1ortiee. Socket and ftamer's Ch,srel.
Augurs. assorted, all sixes Ber
AAthisg asd 6hingling Hatche. oh Sorev,
Adsess Broad axes and Han, =. :.
% which We would invite the .. !, a,s. a..o,tea
chanies wanting good tools. .sentioS Of m me
nUMINEs 1875 cur
.cee. for sale by
GARD l. SOUTHMAYD.
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TRUSTEES.
j. j. GREEN, President.
ID. G.. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
G. G. ScorT, Treasurer.
j. A. DIBRELL.
w. F. ENGLAND.
Van Buren, Crawford Co., Aug. Is, 1859. ami
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sHLA89 LANTERNS.
NJ DOxs9nrded. in store and for sale BY
Jals 8. b9. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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BOARD OF TRADE,
BOARD OF TRADE.
'ommittee Of Arbitration for the month Of August.
AUSTEN JENKINS,
GEO. SMALL, GEO. H. BYRD,
HAZTITT A. GROVERMAN
Monttaru anN G0nlntrtiaI 4tbistu.
BALTIMORE, Aug. %. 1859

bALrihoRE, aug. 70, 1893.
The Stock operations to-day again trinng, the
value of the sales reported being only about 500 There
nothing done in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, but
it left off at $5Sh bid $50 asked regular way the closing
bid being higher than that yesterday or Northern
Central Railway there is shares sold S1SA cash.
and it closed at $lsK bid regular way this figure being
decline Of the price bid for it yesterday. North
Central Railway 1885 bonds dropped off to-day per
cent 81 900 of them being sold &C., We also sales
of 600 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1875 bonds at 81
and 81 900 do 1880 bonds at s2 1855 left off at S2H
bid SO asked and Northern Central 1855 closed &c
bid 66A asked City 6s left off at 994 bid, 99X asked
for 1885, and 1004 bid 10OX asked for 1905 There
was some inquiry for them but no sales made
The Baltimore Fire Insurance Company have just de-
cared two dividends, regular dividend of 7k per
cent for the last six months and the other
dend of 2K per cent of which per cent of the former
2per cent of the latter payable the stockholders
and after September 5h The balance being per cent
goes to the contingent fund.
In New York today stocks generally higher Vir
gina 6's declined r. Canton 4; and Erie u but Illinois
Central bonds advanced II Missouri 6's 4 New York
Central M Reading Cleveland and Toledo l. Michigan
Southern guaranteed Il; Rock Island a. Harlem u; and
Gaena and Chcago1S
Foreign Exchange is still dull and heavy although
there fewer bills offering. We quote to-day follows
viz: for London bankers bills 11o; do. commercial do
1898 @109X Paris 60 day bills ST. 164 short sight
12K; Antwerp ST. 16K Bremen 79@794; Amsterdam 4l y
GALS; Hamburg S74; Cologne s3H; Frankfort42
SALES 1T THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, August %, 1889.
'!SSs leg ORR a ''' sss s'9' G Rf :iss iss
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRK
The New York Tribune, of to-day, says !:

IHe new \ ork IrlOune, OF to-day,
THERE'S much doing foreign bills and the mar
ket is heavy Bankers willing drawers of sterling
ITO. The range of quotations is 109dl10 The demand
for remittance appears to be quite limited Francs
517K@5l5.
The steamer from Boston Wednesday $3.50 900 in
specie, and the Hammonia from this port, slSsO47. The
shipment Saturday will it is thought half
million, unless the California bars time
shipment, a large portion will be silver
The protested drafts Of the Pennsular Bank Detroit
New York. A'' u
The Panama Directors met on Wednesday and confirm
ed the action of their committee in the purchase the
Collins steamers. Thu Pacific Mail Company had done
the same thing some weeks since. The ships will be put
into Company called the North Atlantic Steamship
Company wi a capital of 500 O0O The Panama Compa-
is sockhoder the of $500 000 represented
by the steamers Baltic and Atlantic; and the Pacific Mail
Company is stockhoder for $500 0o0 represented by
steamer Adriatic. The Directors of the Company
are Messrs VIM II. Aspinwal, ". Whiteright jr, Chas
IT, RUSSELL Henry Chauncey j. T. Soutter Ed. Bartlett
and J. W. Raymond The Company will organized to-
morrow, with the exception perhaps of the election Of
Manager ships cost 5000 OOO one half in cash and
one half in Pacific Mail stock. The cash payment is to
be made tomorrow The first steamer will leave on the
9th October, at which time the contract with Ocean
Mail Steamship Company expires The Pacific Mail stock
in payment of one half the purchase having bought
below the actual cash OF the three ships
far from O00 which is sad depreciation from their
cost of construction-the Adratic alone having cost
1t not vet decided whether or NOT to send
the Adriatc to the Pacific In any case the line will be
one of the best furnished in the world The
ships are being thoroughly overhaued and fitted for the
tidhc III WHICH lHey are TO De engaged ana Will aDun
dainty accommodate the immense freight and passenger
business between the Atlantic States and California
Convention will be held at Cleveland on Thursday
OF next week at which the Cleveland Columbus and Gin
cinnati, Wabash Valley, Little Miami, Cleveland and
Toiedo Michigan Southern and other connections will be
present, and the question of prorating with the two
New York lines will he accepted rejected We under
stand that the Central and Erie will both send represen
taves to Cleveland to urge the adoption this
ton The two Southern roads will be represented in
that Convention as the question, far they are con
cerned is settled. The Niagara Convention we under
standthe Erie not being Representatives, one of the
most harmonious there has been had by the four
lines The question at issue discussed in AMIGA
BILE manner and satisfactory result arrived
after which the gentlemen present received the hospita
ties OF the Central Road both at Niagara and Albany
separated better friends than lhey have been many
months
Messrs. Thompson Bros, New York, quote Land War
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FIGHT WITH BUMBLE BEEs.-A merchant do
ing business on Maine street, found a "bumble
bees nest in store box. He carefully corked up
the hole where the bees made their exit and en-
trance, and set the box out in a back yard The
next day an old apple pedlar came along and want
ed to buy box, and the merchant thinking to have
little fun, sent him out in the yard with hatch
ct to open the box to which we have alluded. The
yard is surrounded by high fence, so that there
is no way of getting out except through the store
After the pedar passed through the door into the
yard, the merchant turned the key, and in compa-
ny with Others, whom he had advised of the trick,
went up stairs to witness the scene. The pounding
on the box of course soon stirred up the bees and
when the lid was raised, about quart of the var
mints pounced upon the old fellow. He dropped
his hatchet and broke for the door, but finding
that locked he around in a STOPPING
posture, huggng the fence as closely as
possible, until his eye fell upon large James
town weed. This he pulled up by the roots, aud
continued to run, slapping at the bees in the most
earnest, energetic, and at the same time, the most
ludicrous manner imaginable. Becoming a little
heated by the active exercise, he hastily pulled off
his coat and with glarng eyes and expanded muscle
he went into the insects most vigorously, and in
short time the yard strewn with the carcasses
of his enemies. He had worn the "Jamestown"
bush completely away, and his body was literally
green from its frequent contact with the well WELD
ed weed. Upon being admitted into. the store, he
told the story of his recent triumph with many
hourisbes, being perfectly ignorant of the cruel
trick that had been played upon him. Wheeling
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Mr. MoPHAIL, Mr.. Ellicott in the chair. moved
to refer the resolution to the Committee on Police
and Jail. Adopted.
- Mr. CeLToN called up the resolution directing the
Greenmount Cemetery Company, to remove their
western boundary wall back to the building line
letter from G. l.. Dulaney, Esq.,, vas read, in
winch he states that he nclines to the opinion, that
tne city mas not the right TO compel the Cemetery
Company to remove the wall.
Mr.. COTTON spoke in favor of the adoption of the
resolution Mr.. McPhail Mr.. Elicott in the chair)
opposed it.
Yne resolution was rejected by the following vote:
n eas.-Messrs. Van Nostrand, Cotton and Nc
Comas-3 $3.50
NaEyss:-Messrs. Es: President, Cathcart, Cook, Tay-
lor, Ellicott and Musselmau-6.
Mr. MCCOMAs ofFnrod =. . =,
City Commissioner to examine the sewer at the cor
ner OF South Paca and St. Peter street, and report
what repairs are necessary. Read second time
and adopted. ~
The Branch then adjourned until tomorrow af
ternoOn at O'Clock.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

state rs. Levi Chase aud Daniel Hunt, (free ne
groes,( charged with the larceny of one violin. q
sett OF Aloata spoons, and one sett of knives and
FORKS, the property of Jesse Klnefelter of Balti-
more, alleged to have been stolen on the oath of
May last.
The parties charged are boot blacks. residing on
Fayette street; warrant was issued for the arrest
of the parties on the charge of stealing various
articles belonging to Mr.. Klineelter were discover
ed in their possession, which afterwards were denti
lied by the owner. No evidence for the accused.
Verdict guilty" Mr.. Wilson for the defence
The Court at o'clock adjourned until to omorrow
morning at the usual hour.
The following statistics will show the different
grades of crime and the number thereof as it stood
on the criminal docket of this Court on the lst of
January, 1858, and the 22d of August, inst, when
the present term began
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he Boston Post says:

I'm New York money is becoming easier, but in Bos-
ton the demand is evidently increasing and
quietly but certainly advancing. The banks find diff
Guilty IN getting to per cent. foreign paper the
smaller figure expressing the price at the larger
tons, for considerable sums At the time certain
notes are passed without much trouble per cent and
brokerage, and frstclass parties find difficulty in
borrowing ON call at per cent. We should quote very
paper at to S, and loans stocks to Is per cent
according to the accompanying name, margin quail
ity of security"
instant without bidder and the therefore remain
in the charge Of the State authorities.
An attempt is to be made resist the sale of the Gov
ngton and Lexington Road by the stockholders by car
rying the case before the Court of Appeals
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About quarter past twelve o'clock yesterday
morning, fire discovered issuing from the
brick back building, No. "a East Baltimore street,
occupied by James Jones, ir., husk and mat
tress mandatory. The alarm was promptly com
municated to Hook and Ladder Company No and
Engine Company No. 3, and the fire apparatus was
on the ground in few minutes The fire presented
quite threatening appearance, but yielded in a
short time to the wedirected stream of water
thrown upon it. Mr.. Jones had small stock on
hand and his loss will not be than Slv0 which
is covered by insurance. The store and dwelling
NO Y, belonging to NJ. Deius, was also considera-
bly, damaged, and the loss will amount to 500,
which is covered by insurance in the Equitable
Company. The fire is attributed to accident
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AHIISENENTS

HoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Tonight Mrs. W.
Z. Gladstane will appear Louise de LigouroHes,
A Sheep an VOLTS Clothing, with, Stuart Robson
as Kester Cludsog.
TnE New ASSEMBLY Rooms have been engaged by
George Christys Ministrels-the genuine Christy
Minstrels-whose reputation as musicians and wits
is well known throughout the country No doubt
these entertainments will be excellent.
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Schr Orrs Frances Clark, from Baltimore for Boston,
scr J. W. Mckee from Baltimore, arrived New York.
Bark Isabella Jones' woodhurn, from Rotterdam for y
York, passed iort>month 9th inst
Schr Alice Move, Pike for Baltimore, sailed from East
Schr n l. Stnrges, wheld.n Baltimore sailed from
Scr Salie Mears Richardson, for Havana, sailed from
Bristol, 21th inst.
Schr Benz Franklin, Groenleaf, from Baltimore Bos-
ton was at Holmes Hole 10th inst.
Schr Tram Smith, Mcvern from Alexandria. arrived at
Fail Rive 22i inst
EASTERN PORTS
, MEN hokh, , august 2I;-4rr Steamship Pakersb4rg
orleans; bass o6ssryer andr"s5n; cars3a rriniD;
D crs5 a. a@Se igs Lg
Cld steamship Marion, Charleston ship Montmorcnci n
Orleans bark Yumur Matanzas brigs Austins Cadiz; T.
NJ i,SI1 MayheT; NJ IBeermIGta Zone, Mobile
erpoo schrs G. dwar aud l. $. I.cverng Boston, Tele
graph SmyrnE Oliver Petit Boston; p Cooper Prov
cId bark Helen Maria Boston; sclrs. l. $ lowering, and
PHl[ADELPHiN. August 2i-Arr steamship Keystone
Eve Charleston Henry Mutt do f. K b. Wales, Whining
ton G-CIa schr L. L. Sharp, Charleston; f. Chester
BOSTON; August 2sCld. steamship Arabia Liverpool
shgR B FORBES, East Indies; harks $ l. Bryant, Cron
SLadt Lucy ChariestNn schrs W II Smith, Savannah; r.
Turner Norfolk pa
ALEXANbRiAi August q Arr. brig. orozimbo Fast
por'; sehrS r X Hanson and Fellog C,aft, Windsor Mar
Cid bark E Williams, Boston, schr C. dickinson,
sey City. =
RICHMOND, August 23Arr schrs. Mary 4 Adeiina, Al
b1ny; Chief, New York, 4. NanCeaf, Philadelphia Id
schr Gallego, New York -
NORFOLK, August 22-Arr. schrs Alice New York Ar-
etas, CohaSset
xWiLMINGToN, Ageu;t 2S;-Ar schr l.. p Smith, New
CHARIESfON. August 23-Arr. steamship Jas Adger
phia.
SAVANNAH, August l9.-An. ship Montey, Portland
b lrk Indiana, Havana.
NEW ORLEANS, August Is-Arr. ship Assyria Liver.
ton.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice hereby given, that the Shoveul Light Vessel
vineyard Sound, removed for repairs the 23d ut has
been replaced.
Tie Cross Zip Light Vessel Vineyard Sourd. las been
taken to New Bedford TO be caulked and eoppert and
the Relief Light Vessel i'll occupy station until the re-
pairs are completed.
The Relief schooner rugged; with red ball each
head hull painted red, with Reie in white
side She viii show every night from sunset to sunie one
fixed light of the natural order. -
by order of the Lighthouse Board.
MELANCTON SMITH,
- Lighthouse Inspector, I'd District.
Boston, Sept. IS, 1858
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From Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, August 25.-Vera Cruz advces
to the 10th have been received. There has been
revolutionary movement al Jalapa, but it was sup
pressed by General Robles, and number of arrests
made.
There was no yellow fever at Vera Cruz.
The report was discredited that Miramon had
sent peace commission to Juarez.