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On some accounts, ii is an advantage that
:he American Navy is so small III the number
OF ships. The introduction OF steam has rem
dcred Il large portion of the sailing vessels OF
England and France perfectly useless. and
thus we do not lose anything by being behind
the times and shall be able to build up navy
with the latest improvements of naval ELL
cheney There remains only one test to be APP
piled to the introduction OF steam IN naval
onerations. and that is, the very important test
of actual conflict. With the exception OF a sud
den dash made by the Russians upon nrk-
ish SQUADRON in the Crimean war, there has
bevpn no battle of single ships, or OF fleets IN
witch steam was employed We saw some
thing of the efficiency OF steam IN chase, i'll
H., manner in which the British steam gun
hoats wear ago, oyerhauIed American mer-
chantmen in the G ulf, on the pretence of put
ting down the slave trade but the world has
no, yet seen a battle between two steam gun
boats, sloops, frigates, ships Of the-line. or
sauadrons There is, therefore, as yet, no light
OF experience to show what will be the precise
effects OF the introduction of steam in naval
warfare. In the opinions, however, of naval
men-the only competent iudges-side. wheel
w:tr-steamers will be of very little account
except for towing purposes, and propellers the
AS fighting machines-can be placed
One point, which seems probable enough, is
that a sea fight will be hereafter a matter of
short duration. 1t will be no longer a strug-
gle, like that of sailing vessels, continuing
hours, sometimes half day, sometimes more
The seamanship and romance of naval chiy-
airy will probably be dispeiled by steam; one
or two well -direc ted broadsides of Dalghren or
Armstrong guns will sink the largest ship.
a nd the mere collision of the vessels, when
they prepare TO board, will send one or both
| to the bottom. Such are the calculations of
| ii avail men, which, in the event of n war he-
.Neen England and France, would speedily be
tested We have already given an account nj
uie monster IRON steam ram, of over six thou
sand tons, now building for the English navy
a nd which is expected to go bnrf;ng arena
t'ae seas and sinking every thing that does not
get out OF Its way. When all these COSTLY ey.
periments are tried by the still more costI,
ordeal OF war, the uaiied States if it has sense
good deal OF useful information i'm a very eco
nomical manner WV
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The Agricultural Societies.

The State A agricultural Society and the Cen
trail Agricultural Society have had very
long correspondence, by their officers, On the
subject of the ensuing Fall Agricultural En-
hibition. The question was, whether the State
Society shall make its exhibition in conjunc-
ZION with the Central Society. We have not
read The correspondence. and doubt whether it
has been read by many. 1t is rather too long
Tor the season. We think il would have been
much better if there had been no correspon-
dcnce and that committees on behalf OF the
two societies had had free and frank inter-
course, agreeing rs near as they could, and re-
ferring such subjects as they could not concur
in TO impartial arbiters.
We understand that, thus far. there is no
agreement and that the parties are rather far
ther from agreeing than could be desired; but.
nevertheless. we trust they may YET agree. 1t
is the interest of both that they should. and
it is the interest of the agricultural public and
the people of this city that they should II
would be indeed strange. if with this COM
plete harmony of interests, there could be YET
40 harmony of agreement. We hope that the
intelligent and liberal gentlemen who repre-
sent both sides of the question VIII not bring
themselves. for q moment, to consent to any
thing short of an Al ran cement for the comb-
nation Of the two societies. The reasons why
il should be desired are obvious and univcr-
sally admitted. Then, by all means ii ought
TO be effected.
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EDUCATION.
MIR. LEFEnvaE.s scs,.,O,

MIR. LEFERyaE.S ScgyboI.
tnt, 9ih1hhEE STREET, BET " ZEN FIRST and
fepCsHEE. RICHMOND. yA.-The next SESSION
% or scloo' begins this 1T dag of Ocoef. ~,
anu tet lhihates 90 tbs last day Of June. 1919.
, out Iths experience in tescIiIns. and tbs verJ
nDeIa' IsstIohfse we have recelvsd for So many
make important improvements in our lnstItutfon
"A course oil Literature, comprising Ensllsh,
FIehch UsrihAn, itaifan and Spanish classics, the
four last thfoue the uiesrn q. The French j mas
been successfully tried DARN tie Last session and
viii he continued aud enisrse 10 the next
We have enEa.ed MIR. FL G. HowlRD 70 take
the Rhetoric. Bellies Let.fes ard First READING
classes Of our Institution MIR. IL. IL a seuteman
OF the hi CHEST auahcTtions aud We feel confident
that his services Will Ia t.uig appreciated. We
to graduating pupils.
Tho new house which we have erected will great
~ add IN the convenience we'll TO the comfort
Of the Young ladies boarding. in our family. Two
young a'iies onlf VIII occupf room, except IN
cases when three would desire to occupy this sans
chamber.
HUBERT r LEFEByRE. A. n. Princjpsl-Nst-
Mral Philosophy 81 literature, Moral and Men.sl
Philosophy, French.
WILLIAM q. WILLIAMS. A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics Chemistry, History,
EDWARD. C. HoWARD-Lisorsture Rhetoric.
Bellies I.ettres, Read.a<.
u rs: 6RAACCE BENNE1f-Fngls h Branches
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT En4Esh branches
MADAME l.. V. BLANcHEff-Frenc Govern
sEAoR, CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-sDsnish
MA ia I'$j MARIE rsTvAx-voos, Music.
sierra ANTON ETFA ERBA-Vocal Music
SIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Pisco.
JOHN A. CALIO-Drawinz ans: Painting
WILLIAM r ORABAC-Plano, Urs sn, Sacred
C. ". THILOw-piaoo.
HEINRICH SCHNElDhR-Ilsrp.
0. ERICSSON-Gutsr.
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DIED,

On Friday, 2ad INST. at . O'Clock P. NJ, Of brain
fever JAMES H., eldest son o. William and Mar
garet Brothers, ased scars and months.
The active mi nd has passed away,
That labored to excel;
The little heart must now decay,
That loved uS all SO well.
The friends and acquaIntances are invited to at
tend his funeral this evennt ut half past o clock,
ut his fathers residence, IN the VALLEY, without
further notice.
On Thursday, the 3ist day Of June, at o'clock in
the cveuln MARIAN. Intlnt dun liter Of John T..
and Mary F. Bsascy, ed months.
TIE LITTLE PtLGkiH.
will n little piiarm he
Resolved alone to follow thee,
And lambs OF God who now gone
Up "a the eyerlastln5 throne.
will ms heart to thee rcSsm.
Then only .cSuS be thou mine:
The world leave. and foolish play,
the happiness !" find the way.
Ny lips shall be employed to bless
The Lord y lo IL lily rlEhte ruSneS>
Ny JOY tu serve. and praise. and love.
And then tn reign with Him above.
At Loni>a Court House. on The 2lst July,
CLARENCE ASIlBI. son Of T. ". and Aun i.
Jones, aged year and , months.
~ Wing will please copy.
In this city. yesterday morning, after long
and painful illness, ROBERT WIL1.SFORD. az ed
o. years.
49, Norfolk papers please copy.
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A Contras,. /

A fe,t monihs ago. the plains of Picumoh'
a,d I.omhar,,v the most beautiful and feruie
norton OF Europe, Were rich IN 'ie |
of spring. and rejoicing in me PROMISE "
q rlenteous harvest. The inohehSfNc P'"'
aniry were cheerfully pursuing 'ie'' Ao"
labor and cheering themselves WIN vac P'o'
pect of fruitful season, whist 'neii h"NsD'e |
'l>t,,,oe ,,.aro tho ohodes of peace and purity.
Health and happiness brighteheo e'e's i'''
no harm was done by man to MS ltiio" even
the poor, dumb beasts, performed securely anu
faithfully their part in the usel"i 'oii Vi or
,,,v ond enioyed undisturbed the sleep OF
night -.
:. s,s.,. of more exquisite repose than 4
piedaout landscape, at snhset, as II mas beeh
,,.,.o,.i,ad nv travellers, sung by poets, and
,,t,ho, 80 artists it would be difficult to find
an t,is troubled earth. One might well ex-
claim unon looking upon such scene, rs III
,,,,,,or. "a HIS in pictures and in graphic de-
.a.;o,iors uIf there s peace 10 be found in the
,,.,y,d II is here it is here!' But what Il fear
Cal ch,nO,, The sudden tornado that lashes
| = >}.c;d sea into connection, and streWs the
shares with shipwreclS: the volcano that pours
its tide Of lava upon the plain, and buries
c;tias beneath a river OF fire. does not work rs
terrible and as sad destruction. If, instead
of Zouavcs and Turcos from Africa, we could
imagine all the beasts of prey OF that CONT
nrnt let loose during the night IN enormous
drovcs upon the cottages and flockS of PIED
mont and Lombardy, they could not STAN
with blood as many thresholds; they could
not pile the plains with as many victims; they
could not leave such incurabie iaceratlohS
in human hearts, As the more sanguinary ana
destructive human bruteS whose dhbolical
warfare has converted that Paradise into
PandcmOnium.
Harvcsls trampled down, women dlshon-
ored, towns given TO the flames boys OF sixteen
made food for powder and bayonet, hospitals
/ oyerrun with wounded and dying hunded
thousand men placed hors do combat in month,
! The corI,ses of the unbured dead, CHASTITY and
hidro,ls with putrctcation, lying side by side
with slain animals. and together breeding
! fearful pcstilence! Such are the scenes which
/ are now presented in country which, only
last spring was the most serene and lovely
. SPOT OF the earth, smiling in content and secu-
rity, and brilliant with hope and happiness.
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Railroad Accidents,

The Baltimore San, referring TO the pCcu-
liar horrors of railroad accidents, the NIL
tilation and destruction of men, women, and
children, says that, while it is not easy
TO form an adequate conception of the
physical and mental anguish by which body
and soul are rent asunder, or Hnger under
the thrilling horror CT life. we cannot read
of such things without entertaining a. vastly
augmented appreciation OF the responsibility
attaching 10 the directorship, management,
and supervision Of railroads. and the conduc-
torship of trains. Every accident should in
culcate new vigilance. The important freight
of human life. says the Sun, every day con1id
ed TO this mode of trans portation. should exact
Improvement in the system of super
vision and the fact should he frankly con-
ceded that the security of the train, with the
utmost care and precaution that can be used
is never insured-is never perfect But per-
lection should always be the aim. and great
ends viii be as certainly accomplished.
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THE GRAPE IN NORTH CAROLISA.-From
the Fayetteville On. c. Observer, OF July lsth
it seems that the culture of the vine is obtain
ing general favor among the more cnterprising
farmers in that section. OF vineyard. four
miles north of Fayetteville, the Observer says
"The vineyard embraces 81 acres, all cleared
and under fence. and nearly all planted with
vines, from those set ont the past Spring to
two and three-year old vines. There are 1000
vines already growing, most of them supported
by stakes and frames, and presenting a beauti-
tul and luxuriant appearance.
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DEATH or THE KING OF SWEDEN.-Foreign
Journals. brought by the Africa. announce the
death of Oscar, King of Sweden. lie was born
July ith. 1890. and was the son of Bernadotte
whom Ae succeeded as King Of Sweden and
Norway on the srh OF March, l-ll lie had
been good and popular sovereign. His health
and his mental powers failed some years ago.
and since September, i157, hc has not admins
tered the government, having left it in the
hands of his son Prince Charles who succeeds
him under the title of King Charles XIV. The
new King was born May Sd, l-2G and was
married june 10Th, 1859, 10 Dutch princess,
by whom he has several children.
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COMMISSIONS LAID.--On Sunday last the
cornerstone of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church in Cincinnati was laid when address,
Were delivered by the Rev. w. Sutherland
and Rev. Dir. Clark. L is said TO be the hand
soonest church edifice in Cincinnati, and will
cost over $4,000, including $4,000 already
maid for the lot
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DEATH AT THE SPRISGs.-Dr. James Z.
Screyen President of the Atlantic and Gulf
Railroad died at the Hot Springs, Va, on the
10Th inst. He was Il prominent citizen OF Sa-
vannal. Ga, and had during his life, filled
the Mayoralty, and nearly every other Office
of prominence in that city. He was 4 pupil
in medicine of the celebrated Sir Ashley Coop
OF. and 10 his other distinguishing traits, added
a profound skill in his profession. The flags
in the city were placed at htlf-mast on the re-
contion of the news of his death.
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MARRIED.

AT The Second Baptist Church, on Thursday, July
81 1859, by Rev. j.. ". Scely, ALFRED KING.
Esq, to Miss JULIA A. ROBINSON, both OF this
city.
On Thursday, 2lst inst, by Rev, John Woodcock,
Mr.. BENJAMIN I. GAY and Mrs. ANN ELlIA A
BETH GAINS.
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DrATu.-Samuel Hannah, cashier of the
Rank of Virginia at Charleston, kanawha Co.,
Va. died in Philadelphia, on the lOth instant.
lie was n native of Charlotte county, Va, and
formerly a merchant in Richmond and Lynch
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LETTER LIST.

7 TsTOTLETTERS-Re Inain ming IN the RICH
= sIUND POST OFFICE. on the I'D day Of July,
Issa
~ Published by authority Of Act Of Congress, -
the newspaper having the largest circulation III IN.
District where printed. -.
ns Persons calling fer letters in this List, will
please say they are ADvEgTIsED.
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COM nj Err CIAL



FLotR.-There il some little enquiry. but only
few limited sales. They raDFe rem q 70 = ~ =.
for S;uperins by the drny load' Extra SO T.,syl
Family Ssa SIS 20 There fare Reeh s''ts ll.'a,ft
shipments on recount OF owners, ana tue Si"en VI
old il light. New Flour held ri sf,10 ,vt,
WHEAT.--We stili quote > l5g ior prime ~ h.tv,
Slt0 for prime Red Receipts ltihiteu' 'hoekh
sill htl, improved. s-.-~s... oo >, n. -,
CORN-Quiet ut former quotations, ~ 20 70 Gus
per busIel.
IhScHBURG MARkEr. July 81 ioafISupe nh ~
So ~. Wheat-a contract Tor new has i'ee'i 'il
al l.35. Tohaceu.-Breaks continue ihii- the 1,tp
pl, being mostly of the higher Grades oi t'n@tnI
bright and sweet filters are scarce, Hn ~ . H.,
The breaks were foil for the past week wil9ut II
n1 heavy. and prices very high. 20 noe Va" - 4
OF fun zed hhls. Mt s35 s33 and 80 cow !" 70
for God, and hgh as $50 Tor hHii hii.ts vi En-
We quote fine Leaf and wrappers IRON - !" sfVo
good Leaf SIS To ga; medium IS IL Sl-p9 s's"
ard hne luss IS to 1ll; common 10 Soso i".' : =
to $3.50
PETERsRuBG, VA. MARkETs, July 2l.-N neat
quiet, and prices have given away sohit;. VIII VIII
small sales of prime White at u A,6 10 .,,n
prime Red at 81 81 3d. Some 81 The inlIis n.y.
not yet commenced operations. fiour-ohfeih.
$50. Cotton-Nothinc doing, save. some shia'I
lots to factories at IL! Gl2c lof strictly pl
Corn 20c. u 81. 80
NORFOLK M4RErTs. July 2l.-Flonr dali Win Il
tendency doynwa.d-ssupe zine quoted ri So-oo-
Wheat has commenced II arrive II, good qtaIltso
quotations are {sl.e3fl.25 for red. ana : 10 i'
for white. Corn-receipts hight and none SOFA int
several DAYS Last sales of good white were at o.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE IN VIRGINIA.
At the recent commencement the degree of
Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon the
Rev John c. McCabe, rector of Church of As
censinn in Baltimore.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
)RT OF RICHMOND, tvA.,) JULY -, 1859
H,sh Water sais day tsaturday) 10 o'clock.
a. r
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdse
and passengers, ludlam Il Watson.
Steamer Belvldcre, Keene Baltimore, mdse. and
Steamer Virginia KeIly, Philadelphia, mdse. and
passena gers. II. f.. futile.
Schr. Ann q. Skies. Roueht0n, y c., shingles
Womhie * Claiborne.
Schr VIA. Speare. Jones' Baltimore. Fuano, Nc
GrUderS Sons. and pig iron. W. 5. Friplrtt
Schr. Clara Belle. Parker, Baltimore. -naEo, Ba
con & B1Saervi!I, and pig iron, ". ). Tripett.
Schr. Relic Conway, Delaney, Baltimore, coal, f..
=. PcitiauX.
Schr VIM II. Dawson johnson, Eastern Shore
slaves, .no lies.
Schr. Problem, McNamar. Philadelphia, nldse.
SAILED.
Schr. Peru, Whitaker, Boston, mdsc.. D, & W.
Currc.
Schr Howlans DOUGLASS, down the river, light
Schr. Z. and NJ SinIson, Ludiord, down the river,
Grht.
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to- The southern. savings Bank receives
denosits ON which interest H. paid ~ the rate
az six pef cent per anrfuBs, II remaining ON de-
post six months, and i've per cent ior shorter
periods. texp4t,n h Ei,l
LEM. President: =. B. Price, Treasaref ". a.
Jenkins. Secretary. 60 7 r,cr.;,,
u n, Mere n g Howe Jol,u L. Roqnault. l.: h..
Price, W. l. Jenkins. VIM. IRA Smith J. b. FER
guson, Jr. A., ll,,,
Kcnt pane h Co. SIsin st. is 22-dim
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ia FROM THE OFFICE" on 18th street, yes
terday. the Dispatch received a tureen Of capital
soup, with fixtures of Jnleps, punch tb, pJ and
lemonade. All were excellent and show . The of
hce to be the place to call at for lunch,
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X, rhe Rnr Sirte Ranse.--Eixe sizes Of

tA Thc Bny Ntatn Ean.n 3 i isf SITES OF
this superior COOKING RANGE now IN store,
winch viii he set in the best manner either WIN tG Or
BAY STATE RANGE either Poriohts or Per'HG-
NM our heavy Galvanized IRON BOILERS VIII
stand the pressure III any FGTt OF the city anu nav
in GROUND COUPLINGS will NOT leak;
Mechanics, Builders and HousekeepeTs are m
yited to examine our assortment. ~ 70 variety,
qaGtitg and price. Cru stAkhti
i, 2l-6t Governor itreet.
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These new Machines, ior Cards, Bal Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels. &c. are capable OF turn
in. OF 1900 Impressions per hour. thereby enabling
The patrons of this establishment To obtain this
description of work If the shortest possible notice.
na Prices reduced IN proportion to the increase
of speed ,n,,l,-,,r,
INKS. executed in the hi hest ST. le al the art.
In this branch of the business the proprIetOrs
safely challenge competition.
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L. Governor street saloon. take mus
pleasure in informing my friends and the pubic.
That 1 have lust opened q SALOON, on UoNefnot
street. between Main and Franklin, opposite,
Messrs Belvin &c Co.'S Furniture store. tretired
and pleasant. yet convenien TO the prelfti points
in tho CITY where shall bic happy ~ serxIng theD
with the Coolest and Freshest LAGER BEER ana
LIQUORS Of superior quality. . no,-rcr,
jy 22-lm' NJ w. Io->Sbi'
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sPEuI1E NOTICES.


n. Mr.. VA id Da wilson. the Artist. will
Caa;.nl Tor The Last tire. FROM 4to PM, 70
DAY. He intends leaving the city on MONDAY, the
-o o. -" ~ z}-Us
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nA SALES To be made by TuwEaTT. FArtKxrp
u CLARK, COMMISSION Merchants, on 2Ist July
For W. A. Perrick, of Halifax:
Box wels hn- upwards OF 700 pounds 49, S4075
For 3. Overton, of Nettoway, 2hhds-
No. Shipping Leaf. ...... lo.o
40. 40. ..-........... $50
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TERMS:
For Board ...,..........s 500 %
For " ASKING ..,........ 20 %
For IL hts 10 ~
For Fuel .-.-.-...-. ~ 80
For English Tuition ..,....,--. ..... 30 10
For Modern Lansu7Ees. each. ;....-..... ~ %
For French, when studied exclusively Of
the English branches. -. ~, 30
For Latin ..... .... ....... ~ %
For Literature -........-.,. % 90
For Music ON Piano, buI17~, or Z or Singing:
For one lesson tof an iurtr) 4 week 49,. 20 20
For two lessons tCt 81 lOurl a week. - %
For three lesson an hour n week. 10 %
For four lessons oi an hour week. Ito O,
For Sacred Music in class ......-...... : 20
For the use OF fano .. .....,........... 10 co
For Draw ing, from, Models. ............... ~ %
For Drawing from Nature ............... ~ 90
For Paint.u in Water Colors ............. 80 20
For Oh Painting. ..- ....-. ..- ...-. 80 ~
Primary Department, for children under II
Years Of ace. :..'.. ......'....,,..., % %
"a No extra charles
All letters to be addressed to
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ma Fire Insurance Every description OF
property insured upon reasonable, Safe and SG;is-
J",' teyc W., IF THE GREAT WESTERN INSU.
RANCE AND TRrSF COMPANY. Capital and
surplus $500 GO. PRINCIPAL Office IN tompany rs
Block on the :. ". corner of Walnut and ith
Office in Richmond at the General Insurance
Office, on Pearl street, Just below the EXCHANGE
XII losses promptly paid. c. r BROKEN.
j. DIT General Insurance \ ont.
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DtNAN AS-FiNE CENTS REV ARD.-Left
II the subscribers. on Friday morning last the I'D
INST, our apprentice boy. HE/EhIAH BROOKS.
He is bout j. or 10 years of age dark complicated
The said boy has been with lis about tNo wears, and
has two years yet to STAY. We torWaru all persons
from employ ing the said boy, VIC intend to en-
force the law against all " no may employ him. We
have no doubt that he is lurking IN the neishbor-
hood of Stepheusvie, III the county of King X
Queen. We VIII give the aboHe re ward for his APP
f' anu ''''i II u !, vi II i9Vt iirT L upo
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Northern Markets. By TELEGRAPH

BALTIMORE. July 22.-Flour CONSIDERABLY loWer
new CITY Mills Howard, and Quo quoted at 20;
N Wheat very tull-ch0ice white : 10; red ) 10
Ti23. White Corn S2@oi yellow 8odo3 frovIs-
ions auict. Whiskey& e., :. c...... sr,,, aud nm
chan1cd. Flour declined u y Csc, closing unsettled
Southern S525a575. Wheat lowernheW req
Sl.30d1.40: white Si-3S7l,5e. Corn dull' WIN y
downward tcndcrcy-mixed nominallY quoted AT
5? IS; yellow 90 Provisions heaTy Susag nt =
Nolasses STEADY Orleans 49d e. Iurpcnthe Steaq5
lower generally-Na. SIS <9t3a. .
Sales in New York. Thursday, Of 81 600 Va e ut
o. =; SIS $40 do, slO, at 81 and 2l00e tennessee
G. : 90. at S~9,
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Miles r. Bohannon, Land and Law Agent
of the Va. aud Tennessee Railroad, has re-
signed that position.
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10 Mrs. J. Il. Williams, vi. -. offers her
who may need medical advice or attendance. r
Especial attention gwen to the manaSeinen OF
female Diseases, and displacements.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9TH streets,
/ Richmond, Va. Jy Tin
nA !jcorice-A. o. &. Brand.-The above
well known favorite Brand always on sale by
WIN JAMES C. MCANDREW,
des-lv 81, Pine5street. New York
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- VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI-
B. CULTURAL. SOCIETY-An adjourned
meeting of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of
this Society; will take place on, the I'D DAY OF
THIS MONTH. (Julv.l at 10 O'Clock. 4 NJ. upon
the Hermitage Fair Grounds. c. DlMMOCK.
jy 20-td Sec'y Va 4. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-23
7z,-1, ~ -1 $3.50. Draw,ny, Painting, &c.

4ttN ". n tGN L.. GfnnIQnS1IT.
Mss :. r. RoYAL and Miss y. \. VALENTINE
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
COLLEGIATE, and Miks JANE !. SrhNkRp, Mrs. AN
l.. MALLORY. and Miss Many L. LkTHRoP. IN tho
Preparatory Department. Some Asst tants will be
appointed hereafter.
The President wall hear the Rotations Of al the
r'lSS'S ut REGULAR intervals. giving special atten-
tiOn To the Primary pupils.
TERMS:
(PeT session OF nine months, half payable in nd
vance, October /, l.5g-Tsin1Iuder, February IL.