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CONNER CIAL.

Sales IN New York. Friday oil eieoo 49,, ~, -
s.3,, aud $1,000 do. at ~; Saturday OIL sf'"" d
t.s. $50 at a3,s, aud Sl5,o 900 do. al ~
c,n,nereia aayices from Rio are to the l.sn ult.
The coffee market was thrown me s tia newa ri The
eiste and uuinterftIpted apathy " ti'e m ~ w.
unsettled state OF EuroPean poMi ct.a ~ ,ent,ne
exceed 81 900 bags. Witch was eneete - a ,.i's
'a.es markets throughout Europe, would lead one
TO suppose that operations ~ W. a MI a =, sta
eorrespondiag restriction, esesf nessrs howeyer.
Notwithstanding the nature Oh ths nsMs Ii",m ~
rope. refused to make sheh ', T.. IN AIN, HAT
may reeniste IN CON Stunning ma kets and calculating
on the Tact OF large amount 81 tonna1e p%is ~
in rtpr the major portion OF whic II ~ presumed,
mas waittng f,r cargo to the United States. had
evInced much iemness, and alter the arriva oi me
lyme ilu oHl bas changed hands. chiefly fof Anne
fica, and At prices WHICH constitute nTther ne,
cline al only go refs, the total difference DetNteH
present and last quotation being ~ reis per
regular 51eck, l.ouoe bags. The total sales Iail
lie 5th 81 May to date were l4o.ota hags. oi when
g = aud North Of Europe. 5000 Tor the Aed
terranean, and 200 for the Cape OF Good Hope,
Cleared IN aa m% ss IN MsS ms III -, for the
Channel. 500 for Hamburg. 2436 for sweden Y -
ior Hayre, a12o for Marsees, ssl0 for the Cape ol
Platte. In all, 65,o29 hags. IN the sugar mafhe.,
prices had been well maintained, with even
Slight advance m mascavos.
Northern Markets.
NEW York. July l6,-Fionr is dull sales OF 3,5Vo;
the prices are unsettled. State Sl95 T525 ONO
S5.3oa575; Southern sana6ls Wheat ha $, &C. i
white; Corn firm, the supply continues scarce;
mixed is nomnay quoted At % s92e Oats dull at
pf ' at lo se si" sa' w II steady at
BALTIMORE. July l6.-Flonf IS steady and I'M
changed in price. Wheat is less hrn, hnt the quota
tions are without chance; sales OF white at : Liza
LIS. and red at : 100 il. Corn-wtite sells at 81
Isle; yellow is .,3c. lower; being quoted at son
s2c. Provisions are unchanged. Whlskcy dali at
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~ English department, including vocal
= CORNER OF FfRSTfAND
FRANKLIN STREETS-LLN&N ROW,
X ITHH0N ND. "a,

RICHMOND, "A.
The tenth session of this institution viii COM
Inence on the first Monday in October, 1859, and
will close on the last day of June, 1850.
Every effort will he made 20 maintain the high
reputation and sELEcT CHARACTER OF the school
The facilities here offered Tor acquiring tue Mod
ern Lam uages surpassed by those OF no school
in the Union. Two French ladies, reared and edu-
Gated in Paris, reside In the family OF the Prlnc
French. hahituaily, with the young ladies' boarding
in the house.
The best masters of music are employ ed, and
great attention is paid to this de pan tInent.
INsIRUCToRs:
n. LEE POWELL, A. NJ, Principal.
THQS. T.. DUDLEY, JR A. NJ OF the Univer-
MILE s. VAssAs. French Department
&. PERslCO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
Painting.
DIR. BTCHIER, German.
F. SEIBERT. Piano and Organ.
II SCH Sic.HiNEiiibE5R. Harp H,ri '-4''''
J. w. REEVE, Penmanshlp.
This Institution Is we'll known TO the shops and
CLERGY of the Episcopal Church in Virginia. to
whom reference is made, rs To the Faculties of the
Virginia Military Institute. and William and Mary
College, to Professors Btedsoe and Smith. Of the
Unyersitysof Virginia, To l.. NJ, Coleman, of Han
over Academy, to Saml Schroeder, of Edge Hill
Academy, TO the Rev. Chas. II. Read, and Rev.
of the school.
For Catalogue, giving terms, course Of studies.
&c, with full list OF patrons, to which especial
ference is made. address
u. LEE POWELL, Principal =. FL,
jy 11-lm&ttniiSto1O Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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DIED,

On the 18th inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH HAMP-
TON, in the .oth year of her aye.
Her funeral will take place this morning. at 10
q clock from the residence OF Mr.. NJ. Hicks, on
Jackson street,
On the l7fh inst. of cholera infantum, JAMES,
only son OF William and Elizabeth ShankS.
Whatee we iondy call our own
Belongs to Heavens great Lord,
The blessings lent lis fer day
Are soon TO be restored.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral to- day, fthe 18TH, at p NJ, from his
fathers residence on 9Th, between Byrd street and
the Canal.
On the 10th of July. Mrs MARY C0NNERS, at
her residence, on 10th street, near yrd.
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock, to day.
The friends and acquantances of the family are
requested to attend without further notice.
In Petersburg, on the l4th of July, Mrs. il DITH
SEAL, in the 6Sth year OF her are, consort OF the
late James Seal of this city, leaving es ht children
and many friends to mourn their loss.
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GENERAL Tom TuUMB.-tieneral Tom
Thumb (Chares 5. Strattonl was to leave Liy-
erpool in the steamer City of Washington, and
he will probably arrive home on Tuesday next
lie has been absent nearly three years. He is
now over twenty years age, having at
tanned his majority i'll January last. Since
that period he has managed his own affairs,
and rs we understand has conducted his exh-
billions successfully. Indeed, those who know
him best say that although an infant in size he
is above The average OF those at his age in point
Of general Intelligence. Having secured II COM
fortably independence, he has concluded to
settle down in This, his native city, and take
the world easy a. a gentleman Ut large occt-
sionally running into the country profession
ally for a few weeks, Just to keep his hand in
Bridgeport (CoHH.) Farmer.
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FUNERAL OF AN AMERICAN NAVAL OFF,
cER.-Liput. Simeon :. Bassett. OF the United
States brig Banbridge. was buried at Buenos
His remains We're followed to the grave by tine
officers of the United States men-of- war on
the station, the British war steamer Oberon
and considerable portion of the American
residents. The deceased had been in delicate
health Tor sometime and on the 9th of Nav
was seized with commissions, under which he
sank. His remains We're deposited in the Fu-
reign Protestant Cemetery. He was Il resident
of Washington city, and entered the navy i'll
ISL
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jy 15-dt1stO


vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
MISS PEGRAM will resume the duties of her
school, on the FIRST Monday IN October next.
She will be aided by efficient teachers in each de-
pGrtment.
Nine BERAUD will be retained as French gov
erness.
Latin, Mathematics, and the PHYSICAL SCIENCES,
will be taught by Professor THEO DORE HEN
DENFEID. a gentleman whose high attalnlnentS
and successful experience In teaching render hum
worthy OF entire confidence.
Circulars, with further details. may be had on ap-
pilcation to Mrs. j. w. PEGRAM, at her residence,
Linden Square. jy i3-d6cwtAl
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FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORT OF SOLFERINo.-
BY the arrival of the Weser, we have the French
official report of the battle of Solferino. Ii
contains nothing heretofore unpublished, save
the acknowledgment that the battle was so
unexpected by the Allies rs to amount almost
10 a surprise. The French loss III The battle
was 1920, the Sandman loss $50 and the
Austrian loss is estimated ut between $4,000
and $4,000. The Allies captured 60G0 prisoners,
81 cannon. colors, and great number of aln-
uuiton wagons
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BOARDING.

p0ARDENG.-Gen board and lodging may
- be had at MRS. JOHNSToN'S boarding house,
lover J. w. Nipes commission store. Il few doors
below the st. Charles. Main ST. by four five gem
temen and also tan fifteen day boarders. can
be comfortably entertained jy IS-lw*
DOARDING.-Seyera renteel boarders can get
ID BOARDING in private family, with large,
airy rooms, in healthy locality. and convenient to
business. Also day boarding on reasonable seIms.
Apply at this office Jy lost
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,,MA~ The best place in the world IN oht,,n 49,,
p.f iaphie nhenesses of small ehdren - sona w
tie ParcsI iIs saa gallery. lsp Main street, oPpo.
st reg OF pictures taken daily. bs artist. ~ a,
pearl sapef,ence, Their crayon aud Transpageen't
tha, w niapiolypes are the most benntiiul III any
q, i.sp 70 60 according TO size and style of css
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoS.-Goy. Wise has
issued his proclamation for the election OF II
representative from the 4th Congressional
District The election will be held on he AIN
Thursday-tlle Nth OF Oe ODER next-to supply
the vacancy created by the death OF the hon.
Nm o. Goode.
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AMUsEn6xNTe.

FAIR Fr ED tvA.J
EsIl k 4 b 2y Rst th s;l FA An.
N.zs- $780, nence on IT. ESDAf, nth OF
OCTOBER, and continue four days..
FfHsr UAY.--A sweepstake for colts and heys.
8 Years old, that never won race To the time oil
ciosing) mills heats, Sl08 entrance, $50 forfeit
three or more to make n rAce-to name and close
on the lst OF September. 1852.
sEeosp DAf.-Proprietor' 3 Purse, two milo heats
TniRp Day.--Joekey Club Purse. three mile
heats
Forsru DAy.--Sweepstake for three-year old
colts and tlleys. two mile heats, $40 subscription,
Sl00 forfeit, three or more To make race-tonaIne
and close on the - Of September, 1859.
SPRING MEETING, 1850
Sweepstake Tor three-yeaF old colts and fliass,
Iln0 subscription, half forfeit, three fonl
nations to hill the slakc-to name and close LIST jan
uary, 1850.
FALL. MEETING. 1860.
Sweepstake for tiIree-year old colts and hiscyg,
$50 subscription. j 100 forfeit four TO I'LL
The stake--to name and close the LIST OF January,
1865.
PRODUCE STAKE-SPRTNG. 1868.
Produce Stake now open for the Spring of ls53.
for colts and lleYs three years old. mile heats Su
subscription, @lDo forfeit, ten more nom IA lions
to fill the staketo name and close on the LIST OF
January, 1850.
Address JOHN BELcHER. Proprietor:
jy I3-dlaw3w&cw3t Richmond, Va
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SAILED FOR CuINA.-Among the ministers
who accompanied Bishop Boone from New
York, Wednesday, for China, was the Rev. Ell
lott Thompson, OF Fredericks burg, who has
been at the Theological Seminary in Fairfax
county for several years past, and who was
recently ordained i'll the ministry.
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A "FREE SUNDAY" MOVEMENT IN NEW
1OEK.-There is strong movement at work
i'll New York. for II more liberal construction
of the Sabbath, and facilitating the enjoy
ment OF the working classes on that day
Running the city cars on Sunday, having lnu
sic at the Central Park, allowing sacred and
other concerts, and permitting the opening of
the pleasure gardens, are all contendcd for by
the Herald, News and other leading city
papers.
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY Annapolis Ga
zette states that the Secretary OF the Navy has
determined to station the frigate Columbia at
the Naval Academy The fourth class Of mid
shipmen is to be kept on board of her until
they reach higher grade. Ii is believed that
by thus living and being taught on board ship
thesyoung scommodores' Will acquire Il prac-
teal knowledge Of their profession that could
not be obtained otherwise.
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DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs.-A iurthef de-
cline in the nrice of flour and wheat took
place in this market Friday. Most kinds
of -four can be bought in this market to-day
50 per barrel cheaper than on the LIST OF April
last-k Y. Express.
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SALE OF THE MARQUIS OF NATERFoRD's
HoRsEs.-The English papers report the sale
OF the stud of the late Marquis of Waterford.
The total amount realized was about S65,oUO.-
Some OF the racers brought high figures
Gammi di Eergy, by Sir Hercules, was bought
for - $50.
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SUIT FOR LIBEL.-Robert w. Dwyer, claim
ing formerly TO have been a Presby terrain cler-
gyman in Richmond, Va, Is suing the New
York Sunday Courier, for damages for an ar
ticle of liteilous character concerning him
charging him with swindling.
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LIFE INSURANcE.~-The life of Tia L.. :,
nhius Choate was insured for sos mn -; aio On
msW Engiand, Mutual, Charter Oak ana Cow cue
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72s-~-.x> THE WHOLE WORLD AGAIN
e TAKEN By STORM; by PRot. " AT
son! on entering Mr.. WARDWELL'S lee
House.
Sound your triInpets. heat your drums,
The great Immortal WATSON comes;
All that wants good JulepS nice.
BE sure to purchase WAKpWELL's Ice.
What would Richnond's tenants do.
When summer $ sun does pierce them through
\ cooling julcp. mixed up hue.
In whlskeS. brandy and port VINE.
Water true. is very good
But give me first a julep, good
10 raise the feelings, cheer the mind,
II makes the soul and body KIND.
on what a shame to stop The horns,
of ice and juiepS in the nofu's;
III have the city all arrested.
The Council, too. must manifest 1t.
Whether ana right or wrong,
Justice does, to right belong;
Thew oug Int to thank good w ARDWEEL'> horn.
Fer rising them, all III the morn;
To get their iuleps and ice cream,
And wake them from their sumherln@ dream:
The sun might burn their window through.
Philosophers, / II bid adieu.
want a julep. any price.
BE sure and get Iue WARDWELLs Ice;
TWENTY five. one buStEei gone.
Tow WATSON still Is on his throne.
Dear Joseph. You will not be SO stiff.
NV earthly fellow brother
I've drank julep with Yourself.
And yet may drink another.
never drink behind the door,
For fear that some should spy it,
take my dram with rich and poor
And never viii deny IT,
You know Yourself We both must die,
Dear Joe, my friend and tulip,
| want my drink when am dry,
Give lie nay cold ice lulep.
Prof WATSON. the only living
jy Is-lt* successor TO Lord Byron,
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REMARKABLE.-A sturgeon weighing ovor
200 pounds, was found i'll one of Tho ,.t,
houses of the Hudson river steamer 80
Newton, last Sunday morning, thrown I'M s.''',
caught fast by the revolution of the s,aai anu
wheel. ~ @Seauiess
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SYMPATHY OF THE NEW Observation-Disclosures
are fife in London indicating the heartness of
Lord Palmerston's sympathy with the Sar-
dinans. Among others, this: Sir Richard
Bethel WIS talking with his Lordship at
Cambridge House OF the telegram announcing
the Austrian defeat of Solterino. q am
afraid said Lord Palmerston." our side have
suffered Il very heavy loss "OHr side p said
Sir Richard, with Il HiSi priRs lift of the eye
broWs, Il was not aware that we had any
troops engaged
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no THE BUSINESS coMMgNITX.-'

L HOlT'S PATENT Sc F,S Y + L H. I n u
MARKING AND STENCIL. BIZ sH Es.- y ne st :
have over the old stem of the Pot and Brush, are
rs follows, viz 1t does never esaporate whatever
desired: cannot be upset to spill Stop about; can
be used ut any time without selling your hands and
can be carried i'll ones pocket, or thrown y your
IN contact With; aud to cartmen and weghers, and
others having outside marking to do, IT cannot tai
perfect ease, Notwithstanding its contents; will
mark a hundred directions before It requires IL be
re Allied Ii has been adopted, and rs now being
eessiulIy used by more than two thousand business
concerns in New York city.
III. s. COOPER, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker, }
manu- faetnrer and sole agent for the city of Rich
naend and town of Manchester, No. LIS, Cary. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. jy IS-lm
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EDUCATION.
RROOKLAND yCHOOL, Ar GKEl

Won biFo4 ss stHapaasL At co. sHkE'
i Wni apoiNpWIs NWiIbit, 4; a, PriHe''"'
Tie ossc. s q His 81 |. 10 prepare young
,nen for ,he University Of virginia, cr ior smy gel
ass al s u s. sssss O. o
and the fourth graduate IN the schec!s OF lain
Greek. French. Gernan, Spanish: and moral Pm
The Pfincpal has had isn years experiences in
teaching three Of them r. the suecassiui eonsYe'
structor in the Universty, in the schools OF Msth-
eInatics and Ancient Languages. =. a,o.,..
The 4th session commences on the Isl SepleInDer
next and closes in the last Week oil tho ioiiovins
june. -
sesson Of ten months. PAYABLE si2s ON The ist Sep
toluicr. and s12o on tho ist February.
''S" l a, tSf fsws WIT WI 66sS ffif
ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
BErWEkN MAIN AND rankin, BY ). +
PENDLEFoN.-1Fbe next season OF tsss schoo
viii commence 10Th September. The Principal re
his grateful thanks TO his patrons Of the past
session, and proInises increased enctency aofini
pills for the University of Virginia, or any college
Private examinations written and oral VIII he
held at the close oil ths session. and cerIihctsso
proficiency given for thorough knowledge oil any
subject. .... -.
pupil desiring it will be instructed IN MiiIr.kI
Tactics, free Of charge, as an amusement anu
Persons should apply early, rs the number Of ,pu-
pills IL limited. A class commencing iatin Will be
formed. Terms, As heretofore. 40 to 500, payap'e
half in advance.
The Principal proposes g have carried on. Il the he
same building, school where s3adL eoyS VIII NC
thofonghiY prepared for has Seheol IN the lower
English their books and course OF stud. to CORES
pond with his larger School.
He has engaged an experienced teacher, anu az
the number of scholars will he auite limited, ~ OF
der to secure thorouSh INSTRUCTION. persons should
engage as possible Terms S3J-Pat sue,
strictly. half IN 9dyanre c,--,.: p.,. a.,
Commemorative: Mr.. G. p. Williams, sec'y Viz
Col. Jaines r. Pendleton, Supt peniteHtlary Gea,
w. II. Richardson Adiutant 5enerai; Mr.: K. ii.
Dibrcli; Mr.. VIM Booth; Mr.. WIN. A. Walters;
DR.. ?; H. Anderson' Rev b: "ilde5senrnff'r
" CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND sTH SITS.
RICHMOND, VA.--This School Tor Iouns Ladies
will open on the first OF October, 1859 and close she
30th Of June next ensuing. .
tober. 1859, and the remainder the 18th OF Februa
Primary English department. including vocal
Intermediate. o......... do. 40 w
Senior. do. do. 20 "
Ancient and Modern Languages. each ~ "
Piano, Guitar, Organ, or cultivation 81 the -,
Painting, Drawing, &e. 70 20 to ~ "
Use of Piano. .......... 10 W
BOARD. including Washing and lights. rs 60
The Principal will be assisted by an able and eth
Gent corps Gl teachers. among whom tslresdy Sc
cured) are Rev. LEO. Ro>sEg. H.. D., teacher Of
Moral Science l. r. r., slI ISL teacher OF
CHASE. Esq. teacher oil Music; +. J. FI<uHn,
teacher Of Painting Misses NJ. T.. CARTER And A.
f.. DELArLANE. Tor the English department. For
further information ami references concerning the
school, see circulars, or address 49,.
L. l.. GALLEHER. Principal.
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EXCURSION! ~
- The MONTGOMERY GUARD, Capt
Nip. r. MooRE, having chartered the target
Wand commodinus steamer EN- Gov r, which
has been recently fitted up. beg leave to announce
To their friends and the public generally that tney
will have their Eighth Annual MOON Light En-
CURSION down James river, on ItESDh1
EVENING next. 18th inst.
SNITH'S ARMORY BAND has been engaged,
and eyery other arrangement made to insure the
pleasure and comfort of those who may favor them
with their presence. -
"REFRESHAlENTS to be had on board the Boat,
at city prices.
TICKETS, (which may be procured from mem
81: each additional Lady 20 cents.
The steamer will leave the wharf at s O'Clock. r.
NJ, precisely. .... =, =
aie io4"0S'o'' ~ 'p' Cant. y. T. MOORE,
Ouarter-Master 7. c. BURNS,
Serg't 7. CONNOR.
Private NJ DUGAN,
Commit
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@ithmnnn pispattbl.
MONDAY MORNING.
r. Ear ehe Nprimxs.

OiepAtch tor the SPriH1 ,s1.ce.
-. ns~s ,hs D,.ss,ea sen. to them any length
~. 49, ,,.r ~ ~ dssire by leaving directions
:. -. sa.,..ns.roor,, II will be forwarded
~ C svsn mails and embrace all the news
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, IN Wesley Chapel, Of the
CITY Station by Rev. W. L. D. GLENN. WASH
INGTON L. WALKER to PERMEIIA C.
HALL, both of Baltimore, Md.