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C1nIpJrATHER-we receiving large Iot cl ooe on
a.tc, beth good and good damaged Shch We WI .s ~
- rancs termA please cali and examine before
,naking your purchases, AZ IFp PocXE 4 co.'s
scN tdts
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NTOOL CARDlNG.-Our Cards in perfect order
having been newly filed and thoroughly repaired and
prepared TO do CARDNG in the very best nannrr, tho
notice. We have secured the services Mr. Co
JONES' Of Nelson County, Carder OF great excrinc who
highly recommended u very Superior Carder lm
GOOD ROLLS send in your Wool early viii
endearor 10 card all comes in without delay, We
spare pains please those who patron
We will receive Wool and deliver Rolls AT
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for Sale and Ex
change for Wool.
The Highest Cash Price paid for Wool delivered Mt store
o mill. Ilnay 14-dls.l NOW LIN " MtRh ELI
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Fine nerlunlecY.

HAVE In store large variety Of Lubins celebrated FIX
for the handkerchief Also fine French and German
Coognes Remmrls Toilet Vinegar Extracts grea
yarcty-ior sale by
aug 22-ds JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
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HABITS OF MILToN.-Mr Keighly gives the fol-
lowing account ofthe domestic habits of Milton:
At his meals he never took too much wine or any
o her fermented liquor, and he was not iastidious
in his food: vet his taste seems tn have been deli
cate and refined like his other senses, and he had
n preference for such viands rs were OF an agreea
BILE flavor In his early years lie used to set up
late at his studies, and perhaps ho continued this
practice while his sight was good, but in his lat
ter wears he retired every night at o'clock, md
lay till in Summer. till in Winter. and. if not
disposed then to rise. he had sumo ono to sit at
his bedside and read to him. When he rose he
had chapter of, the Hebrew Bible read for him,
and then, of ursr, the in;ervention of breakfast,
siulied till II. lie then dined. took exer-
else for an hour-generally in a chair, in which
he used TO swring himsclf-and afterwards played
on the organ or the bass-yio and either sang him
self or made his wife sing who,as he said had n
good voice but ~ eur lie then resumed his stu
dies till 6, from which hour till 8 he convcrsed
with those who came to visit him. lie finally took
light supper, smokrda Pipe oftobacco. and drank
glass of water after which he retired to rost
Like many other poets Milton found the
still 'ess, warmth and recumbency OF bed flyora-
bic to composition; and his wife said TINT before
rising of u morning he often dictated to hcr TWEEN
ty or thirty verses favorite position of his
when debating his verses, we are told, was that
of sitting with one Of his legs over of his
chair. His wife relates that he used to compose
chiefly in tho Winter, which accounts is confr
med by the following passage in his Life by Phil
lips
There is remarkable passage in the compost
ton Of Paradise Lost which have particular
occasion to remember; for. whereas | had tho pc
ru-al oft from the very beginning for some years
as went from time to time to visit him. in par
Gel of ten. twenty or thirty ata time, which,
being written by whatever hand came next t,might
possibly want correction as to tho orthography
and pointing; having, rs the Summer came onnot
been shown any for considerable while. and de-
string to know the thereof, answered
that his veins never happily flowed but from the
autumnal equinox to the vernal and that whatevor
he attempted lat other tmcs) wa never to his
satisfaction though he courteI his fancy never
much that in al the years he abou, this
poem he may be said to have spent but half his
time therein. Milton's conversation is stated to
have been of a verv agreeable nature His daugh-
tor Deborah said that he was delightful company,
tho life of the conversation, and hat accounted
flow Of subject. and unafectde cherfulness
and cvility.' Richardson, to wnom 1--WE arc in
debteI for the preservation Of this testimony adds
that he had a gravity in his temper, not melan-
cboly. or not till the latter part Of his life, not
sour, not morose or ill-natured, but a certain
verify of mind; u mind not condescendins to little
things.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN H. & SAM'I4 TYREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LYNCHBURG, V.

SeA Toodcco, Hheat Elosr, dad other CogRtv fodset
ofFicF At fousGEs sMiTs fAhERs BANK
fAkE this method Of returning their sincere thanks TO their
numerous friends and for their liberal
ironage aud hope by their customary puncuay In the DIS
charge of business ene satisfaction As 10 their
sponsibi, &c they citizens of nchburg generally
april 3y-
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Great Reduction IN Charges Goods fron. The North,
via Richmond aud James River ~ Ii mauha
Canal, TO LynchL,rg, thence Iy az
road 10 the South iIest.
fIyuANKFUL my friends and the public heir very lib
l. eral patronage, would respectfully inf'n hem, that
the large Increase business sustl, form
reduction, determined reduce yes
Aeychdnde such Dry Goods Boots, Hats Caps,
only % ION pounds, which melt de sail
from the Whavcs at Richmond 10 the Land ags Depot nj
L,nchburg.
Produce forw arded at very low rates
eY" For special rates, see circular
ALFREI, s. LEE.
F0rtcdrdinI and COn.,g isSiO1 " 1cJ4int,
ian 2I-lis On the Dock, ich nond, Va.
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FEMALE COLLEGE

LYNCHBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
rI'IE exercises Of this institution win be the
Il first Monday In September with Full Corps Of pofss-
sors and ample facilities for instruction In all the branches Of
study pertaining To q EDUCATION.
MISREPRESENTATION In English for Of Ave months
s2O In Latin or French $1o In Music, $685. Board for i've
months, 9T5.
No deduction made for absence under weeks One hal
the Board and Tuition required IN advance
For Catalogues containing further Particular apply
iuly 25-d&ciy sAM'L X cox, President
II ARD LARDii-No. Leaf Lardn Tin cans OF about ar
- ~ pounds each, In store and for sale hy
oct l.dts LEE, ROOKIE 4 co.
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I.yuchbuIg Coach and Wagon Ftcro,y
THE subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge
& H menis his old friends and customers for The iibe
E raj patronage toward him, and begs leave To inform
them and the public that he has bu started In business ana
he hopes by strict attention 10 business 70 ef con-
nuorce of yors will make 10 order and keep "n hand
all Kinds Of IRON AXLE WAGONS made in the most sub sub
~ ~ ai and nent style He will make order and will
~ nav made general assortment Of Carriage Rockaways
and Dugeies Also large assortment Of one and wohorse
nna Nnyin9 Wagons and wo-horse Stages All who want
% work come to the LyncALur0 Couch amd Wagon Fac
lori and as he doing business the CASH principle you
may eypet to get good work and al low price All VINO "ah
gooa g"n ano ,TJas JOHN il. BAILEY, Agent.
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GERMAN Anchor Rolting Clio, n.

NNE subscriber would Inform MIlcrs and ibose Ting up
Mills they have hand splendid stuck Of B"lting
Cloths cclebrae brand, which they wi sell
be bought in the market Let all in wani caI,
they rely upon getting good article - -
aug 25-ds STIGLER, PETERS 4 90.
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y. I5. RUCKER,

Grocer and Genei al Commission Merchant,
18s MAIN STREET, Lf6CHBURG, VA,
give his personal attention to the sale of Tobacco,
w Wheat Flour, Corn Bacon, Lard Butter NC, and make
advances cunsignments when desired July to-dts
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RHODES ER-PHOSPHATE LIME.
WB have just received fresh this very valuable fer.
w ulizer Those Of friends who this article
speak highly Of H. We think only bc gain
that popularity which emnently deserves Pamphlets
containing number OF certificates most prominent
farmers Of the country, may be had by applying To
M. H0LLiNS a co. Sole Agents,
may 1dis Lynchburg Va.
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The Quaker City Family Sowing Machine
ONLY $50, $40 AND $50.
Principal Depot, las Main Street,
RICJyNDFD IA


TUNIs MACHINES acknowledged by al who acquainted
with its merits, to lie the best FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE before the public and for the following reasons viz:
It's simplicity! Hs durdbiHty,
The ,ch nhich any 0rdihdry samstss learn 10
ork H. dirdyS being an no'kimg order, and nerer out "
repair.
tsn0 the original spoos cont TIE ontie Of freuindino
them
Easticy and strength Of seam ehfch ,r,R net rip though
y0u shonhd cut erery fOu,kh or rffh stifch.
And itsf, Hough not least, tie REASONABLE PRICE at
uhich they sold.
This Machine introduced the public less than year
aud probably machine met with such unparalleled
success in ~ short II time.
The being uabl until recently 10 supply tho
constantly increasing demand they now manufactured nj
two different factories.
The wonderful of this Machine Is attributable 10 9th
well those enumerated above One IN Its rclia
bily; performing In any ha ns all that is claimed for and
prces and unreasonable profits heretofore asked when they
Just good machine and much simple, for
HALF THE MONEY.
We have manufactured expressly ;or TIIEPATENT AID
UNSTABLE HEMMER the oniy that hcms all ridths and
thickness, combining with II tuck guage.
Our 80 Machine Ia the best adapted 10 az kinds work.
aud fine. and Is The most popular
All our Machines the XeD Tuck Fc Gdtsr and Eb,broi
der.
We have them In aue Cabinet Cases tI5-nnshed
All We ask ia fair inspection and feel confident you will
be satisfied.
eB-AGENTS WANTED In nearly every county IN the
State To smart active man. liberal inducements will bo
offered W. II. FREAR, Agent
april 3-dNclawfor6ms
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.

MISS ROSENSTIIIL d. GUENT1I E,R
THyAKE pleasure announcing The ladies aud ciz Of
Lyncburg and surrounding country thai they have taken
the upstairs Oor Of the Warwick Hon, where they H.
and AFTER RsDay the 18th ins offer for inspections entire
new and large stock Paris Feathers bbu hon
nes Caps Couers, Head Dresses Pins Nets Jcwcir orna
dies Hose Gloves saxony Yarns Bruss French Thread
and Blond l.aces
The Ladies are respectfully specially soee t" call and
examine Of goods which OF The iates sys and
which we will sell at wholesale retail. An isk il trnl,
us We are confident such inducements urchas
rrs as n,ust secure their orders SEPT l5-dly
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KLE Dc Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Grocera Communication q Forwa ardinn Mai chant

AND NANrfAcTtRfgs OF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
MAIN STREET, LrECHBURG, "a
WIlI give particular attention to the sale Of FLooH,
w WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, DC, Lib
cra advances will be made all cousgnmcns when reqnir
uL. n2S.la
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T1URE KEROSENE OR COAL oIL-i0e ga Ions pure he
osene or Camel Coal 0iwarrantt't Of bes quality! Thu
oil will afford brilliant and pleasant light, and at less cost thai
any other oil in usa. For sale by
~. sent M 1Id,s " JOHN II. sea-, Druggist.
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Reasonable Request

MY usual Northern trip" will be made abont tie s Of
NA September. Circumstances In conneAion with
ing old stand will prevent universal application pay
Therefore earnestly request calls Inc, and pa.
made before a that time
p SEABITE''.
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ANIMMENsE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, Of every variety
"A Just received at my Cash Store. ,, ~
-dins JNO. a. PUkN 10. Agent
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siata supply Of Necslaees cf every dcs
a, se1,p,hon, JUS. TO hand apd for sale by
"'aS j. WILLIAMS & son, SIS Main Sirnet
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lfor sale by
dec l5B FRANKLIN IL BRO
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- r NEW GOODS.
mooLD mos respectfully announce to my friends and 70
them sn5adng In Lynchburg that now prepared to sell
ms "VVDs on reasonable they End In the
es NY stock nf Domescs large and selected with great
and also on hand large LOT OF Blankets Hats shoes
h an good stock ~ Groceries, which nm determined
Pc w orcash or 90 short time " prompt cusioners-
o., sIe glse ne call at IS Bridge straa-
~. sas ALEX. KINNlER-
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FOREIGN MAILS.
s--a--~--asa@-@--s4--
ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMoNfA

NEW York, Aug. o.--The Hammonia, from
Southampton on the 26th has arrived
The London Times, In its second editorial,
on Tuesday, gives the preiiminarfes Of. the
peace Of villa -Franca, as follows:
The two sovereigns will favor the creation
Of an Italian Confederation. ~
That tho Con federation shall be under the
honorary Presidency Of the Pope.
The Emperor of Austria surrenders TO the
Emperor of France his rights In LON bardy,
excepting the fortresses of Mantua and Pes
ehera, which rights the Emperor OF France
will, hand over to the King OF Sardinia.
Esnetia forms part OF the Italian Confede-
ration, hut remains under the crown Of Aus
triA
The Dukes of Tuscany and Modena return
TO their respective States, on condition they
gran; q general amnesty 10 all their subjects.
Roth Emperors will ask the Pope to intro
fiuce indispensable reforms, and grant full
and complete aEanestcs to ali his subjects.
The Times, OF the Goth, says, four notices
have been offered in the House of Commons,
on subjects connected with naval and army
defsnces of the British Kingdom.
The L. S. Corvette Plymouth, arrived at
DayeB port on the I'D ut.
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M Ne llsflE7;a =. e.,

~ M ffffS 5. & slkfiF S1fR2'1N cEAY|
he feSsnh SssuisA sf tAis .aphoei IN ~. =
IhuFDday. III eopt6mber. - eCso III JuaS, AZ.
sas Z E,sssfa g ~ Ssss9ss ses 80 ssssssaFs
merit, and soliciis ; continuance 81 tSs ssi,c.
pledxing herself 70 use every exsftien % pf0note
the happiKess and 81 On entrusted "a
her. Her discipline 10 very systetnetic, hut asc-
tionate and parental. Hcr n!ede Of instrueti0n il
shcrgaIn sss pep.s 20 ss! sfstic il
On the moral principles and regulate the affections:
BY keeping in just balance and bringing forth 10
hsalthfnl scton. all the powers that the Creator
has given them She will instruct IN the Latin and
in most " the English branches usually taught IN
To pursns ths above course with the most bene-
necessary and desirable that the parents Yist the
school a. often a. they can; 1t win stimnlnle and
restrain the pupils and they can ASCERTAIN BY OBJ
.sry..oq n.,ssSd e 'hs s.a
sustain the teachers authority inetead Of the pm
pills. the latter tonding to produce insubordinatiof
and blasting tho good which might otherwise s.
acquired IL IL Be expected that they practice
Al the close Of the session there win b tkofonrh
drilling Of the pupils in the branches parsued. when
medals will be awarded to those whose pYoxress ar
department merit them, to WHICH the parents are
respectfully requested to attend.
Ali entered. will BE- oblix gated from that time to
the termination OF the session Of ten months pay
bic quarterly.
Refer to Dr. Coons, and Messrs. Bennett M. De
Witt Thos. d. q uafles, VIM. NJ. Allen. David ].
Saunders, nj. q. Valentine, John G. Shields MI. nj
Smith, VIM. A. Walters. Jas sizer, ST.. r. Rslston,
T. Booker, and ]. N. Gordon, Lynchburg, Va.
au I-law5W
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n NH A RI mar AID
e s.s S.hool Sssl.s = IS Is q 6sssSsr. =.
sa ~ ssssminasss e. TIE l4ae DAY ef Jase. ieD.
Liberal pstropsss We haze rsssivsd 7os = msay
year.. have both enabled and enconrssed " %
mske impoftels IMPROVEMENTS IN our in.f1uelon.
a cQures Of Literature .cosnpfi.inE knglleh,
81. ossrm.s is.a and Spanish ss.s,s' As
BEEN successfully tried during ths last sessscAs and
,a Y. hsy. sassssd M: IS How .. e :.t .',
siaesse Of our tnsttstion. Mr.. n. II . gentleman
Of the highest qualifications, and We feel confident
that his SERVICES Will be Only appreciated. We
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
The new house which W have erected will sreat-
b. add to tbs convenience a. well a. to the comfort
Of the young ladies boarding in our family Two
youns lsd,s. only will pccuRs ono room: except IN
f HntBERT {. LEFEByRE, A. M, Princip.l-Nat
urel Philosophy, Literaturs, Moral and Mental
w,f Ph,I1.Hspsay Wilkins Vic. py;,e,,.
Astronomy. Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EpWAiRRD c. HowARD-Literasurs, Rhetoric,
Bellies . Ietsrss. Rsa din. 81, -,
MISS ahkY C. gokpoNEnesSs bsansSss
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-Enylish Branches.
MADAME-L. v. BLANcHETT-Frsnch Govern
sESeo;R CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA--spanlsh
MAR%ME MARIE EsTyAs.ves.l Music:
sIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
JOHN A. Drawing and Painting.
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I'M n 6AHI5 81 SAI tegys4
ACHES 30 sAfE III tcf HS NHuN Is &.
guest q MI aflAnd HANGS, 1r., who coptempietQs
saciien, % dc premisss. On fHTRsbAY. IS IL
September, 1859, nj IL O'clock NJ (if fair: n not
the next talr day,l ths valuable kM % yhfeh 81
nov resIdes. called Locust HIM. containinS, b
recent ss,a survey ~ sSsss + sdjoins TIE ysfips
lends nn Of Mr. HenIy ccx, Mr. y, y. Amiuons and
'paratively new. havinx been erected within To
past twelvs years and embrace such ~ are usually
found on N estate Of that size; and Is % ths
DWELLING it i not only VERY commodious. bst
y in good ordef There are about 10 acres cleared
Land; ne nelancs for ,hs most part, Z hosyiIy
ceilsnt heart timber. The sHsfify OF tie Land =
very heally, but is remarkably rsli wstsysd. nav.
ms springs Convenient to every field. The neigh.
pornood " equal to any in the county. further
description 10 deemed useless, bscssse it - euo-
posed that those wishing to purchase will prefer TO
examine the Premises and al such are rsspsctfulIy
recuested to cali on Mr.. Names, fresidinr IN the
FaIm.l who viii take pleasure in showing the same
fERMs-One-th third cash; balance at one and two
years Tor bonds bearing interest," tthe said interest
payable halt yearly J secured by 4 trust deed.
" D-wtds GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Auct's
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OPERATIONS OF A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
Al APoLEoy-Assasstnat,on Of Ganbfsr.-
A gambler named John Lewis, suspected OF
csmpiiciiy in the recent murder OF Harding,
At Napoleon, Ark, was assassinated at that
place Thursday evening, while in the act OF
proceeding from his hotel to steamboat at
the wharf, and his body thrown into the river.
An attempt was also made to lynch one OF his
companions, but he succeeded in making good
his escape. Several shots were fired at him as
he fed. Lewis is from Cincinnati, where II Is
said number OF his relatives reside. The
body % the deceased was shockingly mangled
with large bowie-kniyes, in the hands OF the
excited mob. Since the murder of Harding,
at that place, q week or two since, tho most
intense excitement has pervaded the minds OF
the citizens, and a self-constituted vigilance
committee, impressed with the inter futility
OF law, have taken matters into their own
hands, and are determined to make such e1
amples as will effectually rid their town OF
the desperate characters with which it has
been infested for years, and relieve it of the
odium under which it has Iabored SO long
The hrst fruit Of this organization is seen in
the murder Of Lewis, as stated above.-Be,n
phis Ledger.
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III. Clay, brother of the late Congressman
James b. Clay, and son of Henry Clay, 10
elected to the State Senate from Fayette coun-
~, Kentucky, on the Opposition ticket.
France and Russia have agreed to restore
the holy sepulchre at mutual expense, and 10
institute alternate Latin and Greek services.
Hon. E. Litchfleld, who was a member Of
Congress in 1929, died in Madison county, n.
T., on the 4th inst
On the I'd inst. the ticket wagon of Van Am
burgh's Managerie was robbed Of Sl,375. in
Morgan county, Ind.
A new German theatre is building at st. Pc
tersburg
Fontainebleau 10 being restored for the re-
ception ut is said) of Plus TX.
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REFoRN IN TIE CHURCH.-We see by the
London correspondent of the ChurchmaD, that
pretty effective war is making upon what il
called the pew system in all the churches
of the Establishment in England. The object
Of the war is to demolish the pews altogether,
go that rich and poor may meet together, ali
the same level, without distinction. The
revenue lost in pew rents it il proposed to
make good by voluntary contributions.
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Railroad Dope, Burnt,

BosroS, August Sat about4S O'Clock on
pot OF the South Berwick Railroad, at Salmon
Falls, n. H.. which was entirely destroyed. A
westerly wind drove the flames acrues the
river TO South Berwick. Me-, where thirteen
buildings were burned. The whole loss 10
soc 600.
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D ICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
REV. NJ. D. HOGE. D. d. Dem,

A. NJ: DUPUY, A. NJ, ffnolpals'
Of the
men, me wiii Be opened N the city OF Richmond on the
Dr. HoaR will reside in the Seminary building,
and have Presidential supervision of everything
connected with the Institution; and, while his other
time to the business of actual instruction, he will
be present. day by day, at the lectures and recita
standing and proficiency of the pupils, and do all in
his power to promote their intellectual and spirit
Mr. buP1Y viii devote his whole time to the di-
rect instruction OF the young ladies committed to
treated a. members of his own family, and every
p19vsllGn WI, be made for Their personal cSmfort
assumed with due appreoasion Of its aesponsiSil-
DO IN o. TSs bss mast
ers Of French, German, Italian, Music, Drawing
sd s.ys 5 e ss M e
i with fscility To SECURE this advantage, French
lady will reside with the family.
the Truths Of Physical Science, and impress them
: A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music is tho want Of time, and inducement to
Professor. To obviats this evil, Teacher Of Music
will bo member of the household, and will per-
sonaly superintend the pupils during the hours al
The csurss Of Study will comprise all that is es-
sential to complete and peiished education, from
branches Of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sol
ence. and Ancient Languages.
will be held at convenient intervals, and always a.
the close of the session; and at the completion Of
sented to the young ladies' who have creditably
passed oil the EXAMINATIONS.
Board for nine months . $4,000
Tuition j. Primary Dspartment.. ..;........s 500
Tuition in Advanced English Branches 1000
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SUPPOSED MURDER.-Elisha 7. Sterling, q
weIl-known citizen of Cleveland, Ohio, was
found Monday morning lying on the pavement
with his skull fractured, having probably been
murdered. The affair has produced consider
able excitement.
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- - - --s.-a--.s -=-
Trottiug Match.
Trivial of the Arabia

NEW YORK, Aug. o-On the Eclipse course
to-day Flora Temple beat Princess in three
straight heats Time--2:23a X. 2:22, 2:23S.
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SAckvILB, Aug o.-The steamship Arabs
arrived here At 40 z. M. Her news will pro-
baby BE- received early tomorrow forenoon.
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ARRIVAL OF IRA SHIP.-The ship Alfred
Hill arrived at Boston on Saturday, from Chi
ma direct with cargo OF teas. This is the
first tea ship which has arrived at that port for
several wears