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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-06
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That superb engraving, 'rgR VrLhGE BLACKSMITH 4"
and the beautiful Am JOURNAL. which are furnished
to subscribers of the Cosmopolitan Art Association,
can now be seen at the Office Of GEORGE WEAKE
for = Snort time only.
November Is, 1858
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-06
European Exchange.

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GsrmanS. Switzerland any other country Of III
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Passage tickets from Liverpool. Bremen. liam
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NyESsRS, ZlEGLER & ECKnART Of the Dakota
vi City Pottery. take the present opportunity OF
Sayirs 10 the merchants and public generally tina
they will continue III the business ua beretufre and
having Increased their facilities enabled to man.
ufacturs larger amount of stoneware. and OF the
Test quality. returning thanks pr tJe liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon the Old firm, they respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same for the now, aud
they will endeavor 70 retain it by prompt execution
OF their orders to which they viii carefully attend at
all time. Give them cali.
Dakota city, n. r.. NUy. Ii. lE5S If
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ADA ISABELLA YlEGO
by her Att'ys, *TjrSMAN L CURRiER.

This notice having heeu returned by the sheriff Of
of Woodbury. uatT Iowa. endorsed the within
named Peter Niegy not found in my ha}igipk here
by nTier TIE - be Published ia four sucss!, e.
weeks in The Sioux tity Register, paper Published
IN sad county.
7, y CLARK. CLERK
Rs FRED NJ pat BBELL, Dept.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-06

The above notice having been returned "Not
found the district r dye u the 18th iudicial dis
trict has ordered The pu b.jshed Tor four sue
cessiye weeks in thr sioux tlty Register.
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An mnnrfalt DiScoyePy.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the
question how to increase the power of locomo-
tive engines without adding to their weight
has been solved. The invention, by Mr.. Ed
WARD w. TERRELL, was announced alta recent
meeting of the American Scientific Association
Mr.. TERRELL, says the Inquirer, like many a
bold inventor before him. has been told that
it was utterly impracticable to attempt to gain
anything by magnetizing the driving wheels
of locomotive engines. He was ridiculed for
his thought-but he persevered till he obtain
ed far better results than he anticipated, as is
usually the case with those who have fat in
the uses and forces of nature, directed with
the skill that belongs to the mind OF man,
when that great engine is fairly pressed into
service He has obtained an additional adhe-
sion of over seventy five per centum by his
ingenious idea. The lower segment OF the
wheel is surrounded by helix of copper wire
through which the wheel revolyes. The point
of greatest magnetic effect is where the wheel
meets the rail, contrary to all theory on the
subject. On very slippery rail nineteen
pounds of steam per inch slipped the wheels
without magnetism, and under the same con-
ditions thirty five pounds of steam were re-
onired to slip them when they were magne-
tjZpd
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island of ST. Thomas.

This island, which report says has been pur-
chased by the United States from Denmark,
CON tains an area of thirty -seyen square miles,
and population of some seven or eight thou
sand inhabitants, only some six or eight hun
dred of which are whites, and the remainder
blacks It's principal products are sugar and
cotton; it's chief town is St Thomas, on the
south side of the island. The New York cor
respondent Of the Richmond Enquirer says it
has long been warehousing entre-pot for the
West India Islands, owing to its moderate
duties of to \ per cent. dd ralorena. 1t is a
distributing point for goods intended for the
West India Islands, and even for other places
on the Spanish main. The chief supply of
goods for it's warehouses consist of manufac-
tured articles from England and other parts
Of Europe, with provisions, lumber &C., from
the United States. 1t is a sort of key to the
trade of the West Indies, and if we obtain il,
it should be continued as such. In 1s4O, 3oe
vessels entered ST. Thomas, of So, l32ttonnage,
and with cargoes valued at $i.997, eco. The
colonial trade with the island during the same
year embraced l,56s vessels, of an aggregate
tonnage of 1904. The tonnage duty on YES
sells only amounts TO 10 cents per ton.
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According to the New York Journal of Com.
meree, the Canadian government, assisted by
England, is making strenuous efforts to place
the st. Lawrence river in the best navicat lie
condition, in the hope of competing more sue
cessfnlly with the railway lines and other
means of transportation controlled by their
American neighbors. The process of deepen.
ing the ship channel has been perseyeringly
carried forward for many months past, in or
der to secure minimum depth of twenty fee,
throughout, from Montreal to Quebec; and ac-
cording to an inspection made last week by a
corps OF government officials, who chartered a
steamer for the purpose, the work is approach
Ing satisfactory completion. The light
houses, also, are being increased In num-
Der and put in effective condition, by snbsti-
tuting the most approved pattern for those
heretofore in use.
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FALL RACES.

ASHLAN ID ~ A.
81 Ac& RACEs-FALL MEETING,
<sEH46SRS&yeIas s.-C o m m n c ntg o n
S~THURsDAY, 9Th octobsr.
ns--..sA.aa-. s.-1s5g. -Thc RACES over tise
ASHLAND COURSE, in Hanover county. Va.
will continue five days, rs follows:
FIRST DAY-FfRsT RAcE.-SUtePsfaks lor
two-year old Colts and Fiies single dash OF .
mile; 100 entrances; $50 forfeit; loo added by the
Club, provided two or more start. -.
SECOND RAcE-StSesPsfake, Tor three-yeaI ota
Colts and Filiies; two mile heats; SEQ entrance
800 forfeit; 20 added by the Club, provided two
or more start.
SECOND DAY-FIRsr RAcE.-Sgesrsiaks for
three year old Colts which have never won racei
mile heats S10o entrances; $50 forfeit; Sluo added
ny the Club. provided two or more start.
SECOND RAcE-Proprtefor's Purse, SA1; thfsc
THIRD DAY-FiRsr RAcE.-Sinsie Dash of
two miles, free for all ages, for purse OF 20 on
the part of the Club; no entrance, To go WIN the
purse.
sEcosD RAcE-Joeley C7nb Purse. $500; four
mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FIRsr .RAcE.-sretp,iats, for
Sac entrance; Sloe forfeit; $50 added By the
sEcosp RAcE-Proprfster's Parse, 9Soo; two
FIFTH DAY-Yasdieap Prrse. $500. for beaten
horses of the meeting two mile heats.
Entrances for the Sweepstakes to close on LIST
October, 1859. Address the UNDERMINED.
- NATH'L A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover co, Va, August !, fsbo.
au l-lawtz7th0
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!:s se:s q! "a :::'s
s .s'.., q an
Bert white commanding sisa; best I'd 4lls. IN
isr.ot srades lower Of course. in tor t lit.e
tnd s..s.. g II IiSdsas. isyovinsE Iie.s vSc
sss iSsnss s od fas .s
Dalsimsre Cattle Market.
BALTINnRE. Aug. 1z.-There was slight inn
pscven1ent in the market yesterday on the prices
Tss @ nc e Il. :Es s. seass
we're !z6 head, OF which I20 were driven TO PhiIa-
sSc i .s ADVANCE d cent. ON tss
ssnge o. the Last market dsS Hogs have been
srs;sss;; but little ehanssd. We quote them Il ss
Nerthern Markets. BIZ TrLEcRArH.l
NHw YoRK. Aug. 1a.-cotton closed heavy--sales
Of 6o0 bales. Flour closed unsetted-sales Of soOo
barrels.1dstats, ,Sts4so; OHIO etSsaslo; South
White, sIs Corn close. sd ls.el1.se. sf 900
ing at s9sorIo Lard closed steady at io. all cts.
do, 81 al cts Coffee closed 1irm-there $4,000
bags at Hsmpton Roads to come here az private
heavy at s1.65. Rice closed dull at 81. n4l4 cts.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 10. Flour dull: and Howard
,Oe0 bnsheIs-White, SI2on1s5; Red. sl.al-
Corn dull and &c. lower-white and yellow, 20 are
Provisions steady-Mess Pork. S15.25; Bacon
Sides. $40. Whiskey unchanged.
BUFFALo, Aug. b.. P. M.-FleuI UNCHANGED,
sales GOO bbls at S476a5 for Extra Western, and
S625a65o for double Extra Wheat quiet and
steady-sales 5000 bush-new red Ohio in lots, at
CLIO. Corn dull and &c. lower-sales 5000 bush
Whiskey nominal at 24c. Lake imports to-day,
6.O0O bush. Corn Canal exports 100 bbs. Flour,
2,000 bush. Wheat, q 900 bush. Corn.
PuyLApE1pHrA Aug I3-FIour tends downward
Wheat had declined5 &c Red, $l.2sa1 30. Corn &C.
tive-yellow. 7sc. Oats steady. Provisions quiet
9h a9s4c.; Shoulders, 71ad7slc. Whskey, &c.
Sales in New York, Saturday of $1,000 Va. 6's at
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE MATTAPONI--A
company has been organized for improving
the Mattaponi river and rendering it nayiga-
BILE from near Guiney's, in Caroline county,
Va, to Aylett's, where it empties in James
River Over 30 miles of it has been rendered
nayigable at a cost of 500 per mile, to boats
carrying 600 bushels Of grain. The remainder
of the work is to be completed at a still small
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THE "Great Eastern" or Leviathan steam
er, is so far completed, in England, that steam
has been applied to try the accuracy of the
bearings. OF her six masts, the first, fifth and
sixth are in and rugged. In short period the
Great Eastern will be coaled and provisioned,
and ready to take her trial trip to sea. The
steamer, when it commences running is to 60
to Portland, Maine
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MINISTERIAL CALL.-Rey. Geo. T. Wilmer.
of Williamsburg, Va, has accepted the pas
toral call of the Episcopal Church, at Pittsyl-
vania Courthouse. This church has been
without pastor since the resignation of Rev.
g. w. Dame, about twelve months ago.
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THE FIRST AMERICAN WOMAN that ever
landed in Japan was Mrs. Bailey, of Philade-
phia, master of the ship Mary Ellis. She was
surrounded and followed by a large crowd of
japanese, but all the ir movements were per-
fectIy respectful
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PRoFEssoRs.-Ata recent session of the Su-
pervisors of the Louisiana State Seminary, an
election of Professors took place, and among
the gentlemen chosen We're David r. Boyd. of
the University of Virginia, to the chair of An
cient Languages, and Francis W. Smith, of the
Virginia Military Institute, to the chair of
Chemistry and Infantry teachers.
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CoNvIcTIoN.-John r. Bowling, convicted
at the last term of the United States District
Courtat Apalachicola, Fla, for EN- bezzling and
purloining aletter from the mail, has been SEN
fenced TO two years hard labor in the u. S.
Penitentiary
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ENDOWMENT Reconsideration to the
amount of 81, 900 have been obtained in Knox
VILE, Tenn, and 800 in Abingdon, Va, for the
Presby terian Theological Seminary, TO be erect.
ed at Charlottesville, Va. The fund now
amounts to about $4,000
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGs.-There are 1900
visitors at the Greenbrier White Sulphur, 7UO
at the Montgomery White, 500 at the Old
Sweet, SEQ at the Roekbridge Alum, POO at the
Red Sweet, 20O at the Salt, 800 at the Orkney,
and $50 at the Rawley Among the visitors at
the Greenbrier White is Secretary Thompson,
and among those at the Healing Springs are
Hon. John Letcher, Ex-Gov. Bell, of Texas,
Secretary Floyd, and Mr.. Venable, Of N. G.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Lieut Arthur b. Stan
ford, of North Carolina, attached to Revenue
steam Cutter Harriet Lane, died on Saturday
last after very short illness, at the house of
Capt. Bennett, at Tompkinsville, L. /. He had
had a slight attack of erysipilas
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MoRTALITY.-There were 66l deaths in New
York last week, and 240 in Philadelphia
The typhoid diarrhPa is prevailing to a Sc
rious extent in the upper part of the county
of Stafford. A number of white persons, as
well as servants. have fallen victims
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III The SoHthsyH Literary Messenger for An.
gust contains the Grafton delivered before the
sfndents Of William and Mary College. on The
4th Of July last by HUGH BLAIR GRIssHy
Esq, > Poem before the Literary Societies Of
Columbian College, by ]. r. Thompson. E.o
and other instructive and pleasant readin~
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RISE IN THE PRICE OF VIRGINIA LANDs.-On
the 5th instant, Waller Taylor sold his tract
of land, on Bluestone, in Mecklenburg county,
Va, consisting of 776 acres to DR.. George c..
Venable, of Halifax county, for SI65O0. For
the larger part of this tract, mbracing the
dwelling-hous and improvements, Mr.. Tay-
ior paid 81, 900 nine years ago; for the residue,
he paid 1850 four years ago. His nett profit,
therefore, is $1,000, nearly 100 per cent. The
price per acre is fraction over $2l.25.
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] Z. Eclhart. prominent citizen Of ou,.
ioyinr sale ON Ias. ' g G 6sy. ago. whils on.
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DIED

NJ, Of an affection of the brain, ELLEN OIIVIA,
daughter of Lemuel NJ and Amanda s. Nunnally,
aged Is months and days.
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The Philadelphia Ledger states that the au-
thorities Of that city are making progress in
the work Of supplying public drinking foun-
tAins.
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NEW BOOKS.

n at NORRIS Bookstore. 81 Main st.
LIFE AND LIBERTY IN AMERICA; by Chas.
Mackay, LII. d., F. s. A; with ten Illustrations;
THE LIFE OF JABEZ BUNTING, D. D., with
notices of contemporary persons and events !;
BY his son, Thomas Percival Bunting, Part LIST !;
III 81. 0t-s
SHELLEY MEMORIALS.f from authe mite sources:
edited by Lady Shelley to which is added an
Essay on Christianity. by Percy Byrshe Shelley;
AMERIcAN WIT AND HuMoR, illustrated; by
]. Nc Lenan Soc.
GERALD FITZGERALD, THE Chevalier;'' By
Charles Lever Part ID 25c.
IDOLS OF THE KING: a new Poem; by Alfred
Tennysod; 75c. al 3-2t
y GENERATIONS OF A SOUTHERN BAR
J. X. BIRMINGHAM,
Dealer in Books and Stationery,
All I3-st No. I'll, Broad street.
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MrpMrnvno, L,prdosn connty AZ. W.

MmeLxnuRe' x.snst iath, ie5e.
The Bspslsts Of the Pciomss ssosiom n shis
rov hosd5nr their fourth annua1 ,.ra..nt :.
town. and the crowd Of stf anEa Iaorsv.si~
immense. This associsuSs s,r@,srinr on the Po-
cnurehes IN "I from the letters which were
re.d n appenrs that some ouI n - 49,.
isftv have Sssn added % ne -. "a ~.
the past year TIE sors' having recently died,
year, ltrs. rs..sars was elected TO MI that
-, arr, inc. Pickett Esq, was 1,aoe OieIk.
Psr W ID, Thomas. formerly OF your city,
hey " he Introductory sermon. During
preaen esnn Mr.. W. S. Ryland, SON Of Rev. DIR.
Ine sess'o ~ your city, was solemnly ordained
va YORK OF the ministry, In the presence OF
70 "a. q otp persons, in beantifui grove. The
a nu.. ~ the young minister was delivered
ena ~ either. and most touching and power
py III. us. ~ vas Amid all the hundred of spec
~, ,a,oys there was scarcely dry eye. Mr.. Ry-
land will become pastor OF the church in
winchester.
sentative Of the State Mission Board, located
In Richmond, and represented that Board rs
having 81 missionaries iaboring in the destt-
tmte portions of the State. Rev. M. T. Sum-
ner smoke in behalf of Indian missions, and q
collection Of $40 was raised. Rev. DIR. Broad
ms advocated the claims Of the Southern Theo-
logical Seminary, and raised $500. Rev. j. Is.
Taylor spoke in behalf Of Foreign missions
Rev. A. +. Dickinson represen ted the s. S. and
CoIportage Board, and the Association deter
mined to employ fire colporteurs to labor in
their bounds. Prof Winston spoke in behalf
of the Richmond Female Institute, and Rev.
DIR. Ryland urged the claims of Richmond
College. There are here, also, several distin-
guished clergymen from Baltimore, Alexan-
dria, and Washington, who have preached
some able sermons. The meeting closes to-
day, leaving delightful impression on the
community. Unjust not neglect to state that
this Association contributed s., 600 during the
past year for missionary purposes. The crops
in ali this region of the Valley are suffering
greatly for rain, and the prospect for corn is
very gloomy. So far rs / can hear from the
surrounding counties, the drought prevails. \
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OFFICE RIcuM'D DASv.LLE K; X; CO.
nyyIDEND NoTIcE.-Aa a meeting i Of the
~ President and Directors OF this Company, held
INK Resoir.a That Dividend of FOUR per cent. Cor
four dollars share) be declared. payable to the
or their If Issai on
Al Ps sasfa'' Faos Sc W.
! l3-ts Sec'y and Treasurer.
.sns rs fEH n 81 .eh
| Market Baskets, open and covered; Tubs, Trays,
saS s Hp 's ae e
lowest e the highest; Bacon. Lard, Tea, Golden
&c. all Ct which he viii sell lower than the lowest
upper re-! # HI sfIs i: ss. .sP
q. iRssT The e ss.s BIZ IL
aas tae PUBLIC generally pedns bis
care, feeling assured his experience az an Auc-
toneer will entite him to share of public patron
IA Office in rear of d. N Jones' store. No. rs
al ls-sm il DIGGEs.
MARY ANN cox. OF 'Chsstsrfsd county, VIZ VIZ,
debts WHICH she may contract. JORDAN cox
Chesterfield county, Va, Aug. IL. au iS-3ts
HOPKINS. HULL Z ATKINSON,
Oder to the trade very large and eleyan, stock Of
FRENCH, BRITISH and DOMESTIC Dry
GOODS, -
which they will sell low to prompt dealers.
Baltimore, August TO- ls69. an H-svs
cash FOB OAK BARK.-I will nuTch.se
BARK, g!ound hne, dry and in good ORDER PACKED
in hhas bois or bags and pay cash on delivery for
the same, at Rockets or City Point.
au I3-1 CHAPiES PALMER
RICHMOND CITY MILLS FAMILY
~ FLouR.-The Subscribers have for sale very
superior lot OF NEW FAMILY FLOUR. OF
m N ia., EXTRA suPEaFlNEn,sys{. e sssd
FOR sALE.-Ths LOT On the conner u sixth
and Trace streets. adjoining Mr.. Nm War.
locality. Il - unex ceIled By any in the city For
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PIANOS AND MELOnEONS

PIANOS AND MELODEONS..
|Buy your Pianos from old and well estab-
ttt II Wished houses. Nunns K Clark are among
the Oldest manufacturers OF Pianos in this country
and their instruments are nor surpassed in tone,
touch and finish. A. ii. Gale & Co. are well known
for their superior Pianos. briggs unrivaIled Pr
amos, with double sounding boards, are recommen-
Strakosch, Wallenkaupt and Maretzek. c. Peleau.
bets celebrated double and single reed Meledeons,
of CaIhart's patent. The above instruments are
to be found only at
2. H. TAYLOR'S Music Store, lss Mains
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
More Shark Fishing-Norfoik Affairs.

NORFOLK, Aug. ID, 1859.
The piscatorial art is still being practieed
on large scale around the wharves. Last
night another Of those huge monsters known
as ground sharks, was hooked, but got loose be-
fore they could get him on board the vessel
These rapacious inhabitants of the mighty
deep seem to be more plentiful in our harbor
than ever before; and no little excitement has
grown out of their readiness to bite and be
hooked and their aversion to remain out OF
their native element. There are dozen or
more who are preparing for another trial this
evening and we confidently expect to be able
to report that several have been taken.
The Fire Battalion was out in full strength
yesterday. Major Thos. Corprew, Chief En-.
gneer inspected the different companies, all
Of which came out with full ranks and beau
,ifully kept apparatus. The different machines
worked beautifully, and their performance
gave every satisfaction.
There is "A talk of another grand Fancy Ball
at Old Point.
Elliott.s concert was tolerably well attend
ed last night. His performance on the violin
gave perfect satisfaction.
The Ok Horn company perform at Johnson's
Hall on Monday evening. PERCUSSION.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, GEO.
ls5s:-B; F. Haight, T. Gront, D. Forsher, H. NJ.
Burns T. b Crosse C Palmer & w wi !, sip ,de
ardson. C. Marys, W. B. Johnson, lady and daugh-
ter, J. B. Carroll, Miss Carroll, L.. Treadway and
lady, A.: Jacobs. Miss Julia Laid, Miss s. NJ Bled
soc. J. B. Herrcks, l.. J. 0Connor, Geo. P. Brown
and lady, J. o. Chambers, C. H. Paulson. Mrs. E.
NOTTINGHAM, Miss Woodins, Miss A. f. Worshanl.
Miss +. Lacy, Miss Marsh, Miss N, w. Dabney
Mrs r. A. E. Dabney, R. A. +. Dabney. D. E. Tay-
lor, r. y. LuckeThoe, N Il; Word, A. King and la
age l6. Also from Norfolk-C. Burruss and lady,
Miss Charters, Miss Burrows and two children.
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MARINE INTELL1GENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, tvA.,, AUG. 10. 1859.
High Water this day t1fonday) So o'clock.

7T ARRIVED,
schr. Hope, Frank, Baltimore, wheat, Warwick
& Barksdale.
Schr. q. H. Talley .Creig hton, James River wheat,
Warwick Il Barkstlaie.
Schr Jas. Caten, Catlin, James River, wheat,
Haxall, Crenshaw Il Co.
Schr. VIM. Francis, Coleman, Rork River, what,
6. w. Gretter. ,
schr Judge Hopkinson, De Groot Philadelphia,
pig iron, J. R. Anderson.
Schr. T. r. Skinner, -, N c., whiskey, Ed
mond, Davenport II Co.
Sloop VIM. King, Robinson, Chickahominy Riv-
err, wheat, w. H. Peasants.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdse.
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvldere, keene, Baltimore, mdse. and
passengers, d. 4 w. Currie
Scgr. w. H. Dawson. -, down the river, light.
Schr. Leader, -, down the river, light.
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MR.. RICHARD s. SANXAY will
49, call on the subscribers of the Stock of the
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION. and re-
ceiye the cash subscriptions and notes for the de-
terred payments, accordin to the terms of sub
scription; The books for subscription are still
open, and it is earnestly desired that all persons
who desire the success of this undertaking, will at
once subscribe literally for the stock.
an l3-2t c. w. PURCELL, Treasurer
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ID H. l.. TIGHE,S

II. SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
School opens on MONDAY, the 10Th of September
next, with every advantage for the education Of
Branches, Ancient and Modern Lang aages, Mathc-
mates, Drawing, and all other departments Of a
complete school course. Glasses for beginners IN
English, Latin and French. viii be formed Those
will be received who are prepared enter classes
already formed The number of pupils is limited.
For further particulars, apply to the under r. ned
at his residence, after the 18th of September
X. ii. l.. TIGHE, A, NJ, Principal,
au l3-d2m Franklin xt above 7th