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THE IRON FURNACES OF OHIo.-The Gin
cinnati Times refers to a chart, comprising a
list of iron furnaces III the vicinity OF Ports
mouth, published by Mr.. Mcfarland, of the
Portsmouth Tribune The entire number of
furnaces is set down at forty-five. 1t also
contains list of seventeen furnaces in Ken
lucky, making total of sixty-two. The year.
ly aggregate of pig iron turned out from these
is estimated at 900 tons, with value OF
81, 65J,U The number OF hands employed
at these furnaces is estimated at 6,2tU, reeelv-
ing the total sum of $i55,0O0 per month. The
iron trade is quite feature in the Sclota VAL
ley and its neighborhood.
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A SAD BEREAvENENT.-Mr.N Nathan Jones'
living in the neighborhood of knottsyille, in
this county, lost three children last week with
the black tongue. The oldest was a young
woman the other two were small. They We're
all buried in one cotfin.--Prunt ytolca Va) VS.
ttOr ID.
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AT MEETING OF THE PAssENG Frs on board
the U. s. NJ. steamer jamestown from New
York to Richmond held in the saloon, on the 9th
Sc ptember 1859. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
!. ReSoired That We highly appreciate the kind
ness gentiemanlv department, and perfect sea-
manship, of Capt. SKINNER and his officers during
our trip.
2. Resolrcd. That we are much pleased with the
perfect operation of the machinery, and the skill
dsplay ed in its management, by the Chief Engi-
reer and his assistants.
g. Resoired, That we tender our thanks to Pur-
ser JACK SMITH, for his kindness and atten-
ton to all and to Steward w. H. SMITH. for the
neatness and dispatch with which he discharged
the duties of his department.
4. Resoired. That the above resolutions, signed
by the Chairman and Secretary. be published.
W. q. PAINE, Chairman.
w II. WILSON, Secretary. Sc 6-1t*
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AN OPP TINE TO SHOOT GAME-singul

AN OPP TINE TO SHOOT GAMH.-Singular
as it may appear, gentleman actually killed
three birds, with gun, this morning about l
oclock-a circumstance which perhaps never
had It's like before, and never may happen
again. The birds were killed while the beau
uful aurora borealis was at its height, and,
being of a very early species-larks-were, no
doubt, deceived by the bright appearance of
erythng, and came forth innocentiy sup
posing it was day. The remarkable circum-
stance happened at Bealton Station, on the o.
and A. Railroad, and the gentleman who bag
ged game at such an early hour is Mr.. Tay lor,
IA conductor on the railroad. One OF the mis-
taken warblers was brought down on the wing.
AieI. Sentinel, 2d.
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HORSE SHOES OF SOLID GoLD.-There was
lately on exhibition at Sidney, Australia, a set
of horse shoes made of native gold, weighing
twenty four ounces and worth about S5OO-
They were made for a tayorite pony in New
South Wales.
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OLD WHITEY.--Many of our readers, no
doubt recollect ''Old Whitley the horse Gen.
Taylor rode at the battle of Buena Vista
While at Lenoir, few days ago, a gentleman
informed us that the celebrated horse was
foaled the property of Col. VIM. Greenway. on
the plantation on which the village of Lenoir,
Caldwell county, now stands, about the year
1891, and was taken by John Tucker to Brad
ley county, Tenn. AT the Cherokee station.
and sold to Gen. Winfield Scott for $2UO, for
the use of the Z. 5. Army, and then he became
the property of Gen. Taylor.-Chariote IN. e.
Hhsg.
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DYsENTERY-There is much sickness of
fatal character prevailing at Romney, Va, and
vicinity. 1t is said to be typhoid dysentery,
and among the victims are the wife of David
Gibson. the wife of DR.. J. S. Wilson, and her
father, n. Kuykendan, and the wife of Daniel
Shawpn
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A PRoTEsT.-Most of the Madrid journals of
the 18th, publish articles which protestin VOL
ent terms against a declaration made in a
Washington newspaper by Mr.. Dodge, the ex-
Minister of the United States at Madrid, to the
effect that Spain, notwiths standing her present
reluctance, will end by selling Cuba to the
States.
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WHIPPING WHITE MAE-The Culpeper
(Va.) Republican says: "a man by the name
of Myers was convicted at our last Court for
stealing a coat, and sentenced to receive fifteen
lashes and remain in jail one month. Appli-
cation was made to Judge Field for an arrest
OF the sentence, but lie refused to inteefere.
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yINO SCHOOLMASTEKS.- Proposals will be
l. received from until she 18th inst, for suit.
able Teachers, to take charge of the q IL L
SCHOOL of the VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
for a session of four months, commencing about
the LIST of October, three nights per week. and
three hours each night. the proposals must state
the charges per one hundred scholars and upwards.
All communications must be addressed to the I'M
dersigned. who will give any Information that may
be required. VIM. MACFARLANE.
Sc 2-dtl5th Chm Com. n. School, V. M. L.
THE DUTIES OF MR.. STARTS CLAS-
i SICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th Sept. next. at
his former locality, Clay, near corner OF 9th St
He will be assisted in the department of Ancient
LANGUAGES by Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON. n graduate
of the University in this department under DR..
Harrison, to whom he refers. Primary Depart
ment will he CONNECTED with the School, IN which
limited number viii be received. au6 -aAm
URINARY SCHOOL.-MRs. C. +. MAYO will
L reopen her SCHOOL. IN the Sunday School,
Room, connected with the Sycamore Church. on
Eleventh, between Broad and Marshall streets, on
MONDAY, September 26th, 1859.
TKRMs.-S30 per session of nine months.
Inn M
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

n White Brandy, for Putting up Peac hes.
The attention of housekeepers and all those put
ting mp Brandy Peaches is called to the above fine
article. Being perfectly clear and white, it is sn
perior to any other liquor for the purpose. For
sale by JOHN 5. BRADY,
se6-1w 100 Cary ST., between 18th and 18th.
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THE BRITISH AT GIBRALTAR.-The English
are constructing new Notifications at Gibral-
tar, which place is becoming from day to day
more and more formidable in Dimensions
1 ne Espana, Spanish paper, inq uires of the
Spanish government what it thinks OF these
suspicious preparations. England and France,
distressing each other, are making extensive
Qualifications and maritime ornaments, while
Spain, says the Espana, is looking at these
for conflict with its arms cross
ed, and not taking the means to resist an at
tack and to drive any invading army from
Spanish territory.
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HoNoRs FOR THE PREss.-The Paris Moni-
teur con tains eight columns tull of nomina-
tions to different grades of the Legion of Ho-
nor.-given in honor of the Emperor's fete,
August i5th,-and among them are three
s'crosses' for the Paris Press, and one for the
Press of the Department!
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NAUvoo-The Icarian community recently
sold all their property, it having been previ-
ously assigned for debt of SIS 900. They re-
allied about $1,000 more than necessary to
meet the debt. The old Mormon temple lot
and what remains of the temple, sold for 81 $50
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A LITTLE MIsTAKE.-The Milwaukee News
tells of an freshman who, while at work in a
stone quarry near that city, saw an animal,
which he recognized as one of his neighbors
Kittens glide under a large fiat stone upon
which he was at work, He called TO COM
rade to hold the stone while he got the poor
thing out without hurting it. Getting down
upon his knees he reached gently under the
stone, and drew the cat gently forth; then
dropping her instantly, he capped both hands
to his nose aud exclaimed: "Ho,eiy mithsrt
tchat has she 6ssH ai,fng?" 1t was skunk.
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Business to- day is dull from the rain prevailing,
and there is not much dong in any department.
FIsOURis unchanged and yer, little being sold.
WHEAT.-We continue To quote at Sl20 and
las for Red and White. s
Corn is quoted at 65e90c.
Northern Markets.-tBY TELEGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, Sept.1.-Flonr dull snd nomlnaily
quiet and steady sales Of 50 OGo bushels-white
$l90nl52; red $l.a60l.ls. Corn duIl-white $50
as0; fellow 20. Provisions quiet. Moss Pork US
INV YORK, Sept. 5.--Cotton dEoopinz, With no
demand. Ohio and Southern Flour loysr-Ohio
white &l.S0Rl.15; red SID. Corn easief-mixed
Sl!s; yellow s.. Mess Pork &Aaa 3l5; Prime
Psnti1s sfssdy at 3aa6. Rosin steady It &l.s00
l.8. Rice dull.
Sales in New York saturday OF $4,000 Virginia
6's Ut 94t.
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90 FRENCH PAINTINGS. FOR SALE
t9>A AT BINFORD'S HAT STORE. 50 lain
ST. have for sale about rs SPLENDID PAINT
1NGS, done on glass, which | am anxious to get
rid of, as they are out of my line and must be sold
very soon to make room for my regular stock
Also, TIL EE OIL PAINTINGS.
Sc 5-3t+ +. BlNFORD.
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RUNAwAYs.


an the LIST inst, JIM HENRY. hired OF the lats
RACol VIM p. Wnfree, OF Chesterh eld county.
n He 10 about n or % ,ears OF age. feet or
A>inches his h, very slender. ashy or dark gin
gerbread covr, quite q prominent nose and when
spoken to bends little forward and speaks low.
He generally wears a cap. He is no doubt lurking
about the city, in the neis hood OF his mas
ter's farm. We will give five dollars for his de-
livery to us, and all expenses paid.
se6-6t SMITH McCBhDEI.
DC $50 REV ARD. Runaway from the
T5 Subscriber, at keysville, Charlotte county,
Va, on Tuesday night, Aug. 30th, four Ne
n groes one man named RICHARD, e years
u old. very black, about feet SIX inches high;
one boy, NED. Is years old, of nlulatfo couple xlon
one woman, JENNIE. about Is years old bright
mulatte. with a child or 4 months old; also, .
brig hit mulatto GIRL. Is Years old, who stasnmerp
when spoken to. Richard and Jennie were pur-
chased in Richmond, of w 9. L q. w. Watkins,
of King and Queen county. Va, and are doubtless
aiming to return there 1t is thought several other
heroes from the ighborhood are with them
The above reward will be paid fer their apprehen-
sion and delivery to US here. or in any jail where
we can get them. They may have been furnished
BY some white persons with fictitious passes. Per-
haps even some white persons may have posses
sion of the negroes, directing their movements,
&c. A. W. BAILEY,
]. ID. PRIDDY.
Keysville, Charlotte CO., Va, I'd Sept, 1859.
~
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The recent book trade sales at Boston
amounted 70 nearly SlSi,O0o.
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MISS ANDERSON will re open her SCHOOL
lVl the 18TH SEPTEMBER, in the house on Grace
street, between 4th and 9Th streets, next above Dr.
Snead's residence, and nearly opposite Centenary
Church, to which large yard is attached, whore
her pupils may recreate and enjoy themselves dur
ing their recess au N-ti5thOc
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SHOCKOE HILL GENERAL
BEa AGENCY.-G. w. H. TYLER, Office on
RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT NEGROES;
SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NEGROES, and
acts as GENERAL AGENT. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past au 3l-6m
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- VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI-
w. CULTURAL SOCIETY.-The Execu-
tive Committee Of the Society will meet at the
Far Grounds on WEDNESDAY next at II o'clk,
A. NJ. Z. DlMMOCk,
Sc 5-3t Secretary.
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Nelr1u

). 4 sI ss b e SID .sHi1s
s s AZ, formsfy ei chmonas = MISS - MI 7
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or this county, Bedford, Va on the 25th day
e of July last, 1889. As = runaway. a neg 70 man,
~ calling himself HENRY HALL; i've feet
-. three inches high; scar over the left eye;
long bushy hair; copper color. Had on when COM
mitted. gray cassnet pants, cadet stripe down each
leg wool knit shirt, ow-crown soft hat about 2 OF
20 years of age. JOHN ii. EUBANk,
l,ttn
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"a nANAWAY-Sa REWARD From the

7, ct
n 1853 a NEGRO MAN, n med WILEY, OF
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. called Wiley Gran
.~le ison--about "a or Is years old, ordinary size,
mery belons ed to DIR. Anderson, of Amelia county,
| will pay the above reward of 500 for his deIv-
cry at Lumpkn's jail, 10 Richmond. Any intor-
nation concerning him will be thankfully received,
and can be addressed to Scotland Neck, Halifax
county, N. C.. Il. WLATHERSBEE.
IN 2i-Imr
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PASSENGERS per steamship JAMESTOWN SKIN

yFR master, from New York:
Acorn lady AND ehildrenii cap1 ErsyiNSr A.
andsr and lady ssymoa g. NJ M9 sG Kems
e Pet R,iaht Andrew Johnston. VIM. g: Paine. j..
w. Anmons. X Ts1seli Miss MS 3 X Ka BFasIe 1s
Jos Bradley, Miss Ranssheit se s. hlhE s;sson.
H. H. Res hister r W: TODD Mrs VI d Bron-
SON. Miss A. R. Tanner H Clay smith t M,Ss
B B@ugeE +. Nash, A Weir r W Hinton. pr; F, vii
kie Brown, DR.. w. f. Wilson, W m. BuTdick; II y
Wood Miss c. spottsvood, l. ". Arnold and
lady. S. T. Smith and lady. Miss E; 7. Elan, Mrs
". /. Evans, NJ w. Mendel, q. H, Trottman, w.
H. Mannins, Victor Rent, !; +. Hens S X: Llnd-
c. Johnston, Nv. Keene, Paffinger, Z. Heibrseh,
Jno Mathews, ] Rosenheim; N. 81. Champlin, g.
Campbell. Ino. Clarke, M. w. Alvin, J. Carson,
and IL steera2e. -
Also. from Norfolk: -Jno. Lachlin. Charlie Hunt.
Chas Lutz, A. Cavanaugh, B. Spruel.
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LOST AND sTRAYED.

/ OST .-Dropped somewhere between the Banks
of the subscriber. with Farmers Bank Of TIr-
ginia. The finder will confer favor and receive
Book at the General Insurance Office, on Pearl
street, next to +. d. Eacho. Q. X. BRiCKEN.
CIT
| OST-On Thursday last, somewhere on Main
finder a suitable reward hy leaving them ~ this
office. Sc 6-lt'1 MITCHELL GEORGE.
LOST.-S2. so REMAND
pair OF GOLD SPECTACLES.
49, in red Morocco case. Leave them
at the Dispatch Office and set your money
SO SIT w. A IRVING.
EN LOST COW.-A large WHITE COW,
WASys with crumped horn strayed on Sstur-
hasday. suitable reward will be paid on
PURCELL, LApp K CO.,
au FITS l22 Main street.
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A1 CARRIAGES. RIAGES,
&YEH CARRIAG ES.-The subscriber intends
8--x- changing his business, and will offer for
sale. his stock of CARRIAGES. &e.. Of HIS own
with and without tops, &C, which have been put
up with sreat esre-tor this marketat % per cent.
lower than regular city prices, as he intends 10
sell every vehicle on hand. l would furtaer state,
that ali persons in want Of CARRIAGES. RUG
gu rs, &e., will End II greatly Co their interest to
sive me . call. As | am determined to sell at oil
hazards. lower than any else in order To close
oct my stock. JOHN nOES.
Sc Sim Corner 9th and broad ats. \
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beaumont FEMALE SCHOOL. tt

FEMALE ne
ID third annual session of this School will bes in
the 9Th day Of SEPTEMBER, and close on the n,
25th Off JUNE, 1860. Beaumont is three miles north
with beautiful mountain scenery, and accessible to
churches Miss PAGAUD, an accomplished virgin
in lady, whose competency and practical fitness
have been fully evinced during the past sessions is
associated with Inc in conducting this school. The
course of study embraces the usual Engllsh branch
es Natural Sciences, French, Latin. Piano, Cur
tar and Vocal Music, Painting. Drawing, Mono,
chromatic, Wax. Leather, and Worsted Work and
Embroidery. The charges for ten months vary
from 5000 $500, according to the studies pursued
For Circulars, giving particulars, address
JAMES L. JONES, Nj. D..
an ll-Tu&FSt Gordonsvie, Va.
EEMALE SCHOOL ON CORNER OF 1ST
L AND CARY STS.-MRs. C. BARkSDALE
will resume the duties of her school on the LIST nf
October 1859, and the term will close on the Both
of June, 1850
Having secured the services of Professor of the
French Ian euage and an excellent master OF Mu-
sic. she hopes to receive portion OF public pat
ronage.
A few boarders can be accommodated in the fam
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MILITARY.

m ATTENTION, X. l.. D.-There will
~ be an adjourned meeting of the Richmond
1$4J1 Troop on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH inst, at
1L-NS o. clock. p. NJ, at the Columbian Hotel.
A full attendance is earnestly requested as bust
ness of Importance will be broutht before the
meeting. X. II. STROTHER, Sec'y.
Sc ct
M III. l.. D.-Parade at the old Far
M Grounds ON TUESDAY next, the 18th in
<TS1 slant, at 10 O'Clock. Ii is hoped that every
~ Trooper will be present, there is much
business to attend to- and there will be rigid in
spectlon of arms.
RA- The invited guests of the corps will Please
bseTve that the time has been changed.
By order of
Sc -4t L. II. DANCE Cant
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SHIPPING.

Lii 4aSMiESTSM W. gSR NV 2 ysoRRk.Rr
here as Nh SsR T he
9th inst. Passengers are requested to be on board
Tickets and State roem secured at our Office,
opposite steamers wharves, on board the ship.
Passage to New York. State-room incuded, only
PASSAGE to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Excursion Tickets for the round trip only SIS,
including Meals-and good by any OF the shifs until
FreiSht received to-day, tMoNpAY,1 and up
to the hour of o'clock 7. NJ, TUESDAY, unless
snfficiency he received prior to that hour.
Consisnees requested to send for their goods
Freight for Boston will he forwarded directly on,
at moderate rates of freight, and with the great
seS~at LUDLAM &wATsoN.
>ScaA FOR PHILADELpHlA--EyE
&EE|H TUESDAY AND SATURpAY:-TheA
50. = No. steamship CITY or RlC ;,ii
and will leave on TUESDAY, September g. att
ds' ss spS
Freie hit through to Boston, via Philsdelphia, by
steamer. at moderate rates and with dispatch.
nT-~ Fob EALTiMoRRh;;.TRIL;
s GsTEAmsoaT EiG COMPANY hAt Ths
steamer BEI.YIDERE, Capt. VIM W. KEKsg,
ger accommods tions, viii receive freight TO-DAY,
tMonday,) and up to the hour OF IL O'Clock TUES
Fret ht taken for Boston via Baltimore. at low
rates. with greatest dispatch.
O'Clock. n, TUESDAY, the hour OF dapartnre.
Consignees will please send down for their goods
to-day.
Tickets procured either at our Office, in the Slip,
wharves. ise 3~2tl DAVID L WM. CURRiE.
80 FOR BOsTON-FIRsT VESSEL
lE1se The superior fast Saline schooner CARRIE
szsszn HUI rs, Finn, master, having the greater
ufl hay lex ii fnda tn,
Sc st w ": .. coLQUiTT / Go.
- FOR BKkMEN.T-,,The ship HELENE.
ausi-2w' ED. VIM DE voss i CO.
4tEfE SPRINGS, GOING TO NEW YORK
LINE.-Persons intending to 10 from the viryinia
T5RS 7 re NS1T6xf f i.s.
sIHS OWN Sss' Ssft ~ sss sgi.
soaa .nd the Rs5y every FR
DAY afternoon at o'clock. Passage to N. York.
including state-room, SIS These steamships arc
very large and commodous, and their escomnoda
an D-4w LUDLAM WATSON.
,EE MOUTH AND NoREoLK,-Ths
COVE. will continue 10 run q DAILY lins = The
above places. until further notice, The CLhIis
f-cK, Capt. VIZ; psKRIsn. will leave AZ, tn, the wharf
TUESDAY NORM NGs. At 8 Q clock preeisely.--
The GLhN CoyE CsS, x Gd GERM s lesss
MoRNISt;S. al the same hour Returning, The
boats will leave the wharf al Norfolk each alter
nate mornings at o'clock, and touch at sill the
Passage to Norfolk or Portsmouth, S2 Mesls
Ffsishts taken as USUAL r. O. HAsKINs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VAL SEPT. 8, 1859.
HisA Water this day tTsesday, 1875 o'clock.
ARRIVED,

. -
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, New York, mdze.
and passengers, LudIam atson.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, fhiiadel-
phia, mdze. and passen.ers, II. =. lutte.
Bark Gorilla, Petten ill. New York. IN ballast.
Schr Marshall, Chichester, New york. mdze. u.
4 w. Currie. a.
schr Z. Nickerson. Nickerson, Boston. mdze. d.
w. Currle.
schr. Emily Geldsborough, Bunting, Baltimore,
guano, Csenshaw Il Co
schr. Minnie Haha, John. Baltimore, guano, Ba-
schr. Win. shamburs, cruitt, North River, corn,
Bacon n Baskerville
schr: J: W. Woolston, Crawford, Philadelphia.
COAL r. c. Larus.
schr. Forest King, g mast,l Perry, New York,
salt. Z.
sshr. Emily Ann. Layfsld, York River, wheat,
schr. Cherokee, White. York River, wheat, E
Workman & Co.
schr: Andrew Armstrong, Fitchett, James River,
corn, f. Workman < Co.
Schr. o. H. Tolley Creighton, Baltimore, potteFs'
clay, Parr K Keesee.
Steamship Yorktown Parrish, n. Y. mdze. and
passeng gers. Ludlam and Watson.
Schr. Orianna. Thatcher. South America, Hour.
Sehr. 3. Waller; Lively liiiamssuTx, ndae'
Schr Ashland. down the river, light. :,
Schr. VIM. Colquitt, Frank, down the river'
light.
NEW YORK, Sept 3.-CPd. ship May flower; Hoyt'
City Point; schrs. A. Bradshaw, Fisher, WljIning-
ton. n c.; Wave. Sprague, and berger, a ME- e.
Ard sehr. Eagle. Wiilets, n, c.
HALiFAx,Aug. 29-Arr'd. 9th schI. hInma r UT
bsh. Kendall Richmond, 10Th, brig Mariparett'
Mortimer curtis and schr. Peerless, BRUCE RICH
mond; schr. Medium Eisenhaur, Norioih'
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NTE D-Two first-rate HOUSE PAIN
w TIERS None others need apply. -
C. H. GRAVES, Shop on It'll,
sas-lt* Betveen Brosf md Grace SITS.
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T S. SQUTRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
-. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
MAIN AND IsT. STREETS.-The 18th session
will be limited to such number of pupils as can be
thorou. hiy taught by the Principal, aided by Prof
GAMBIN in the French, and j. A. CALY0 in
Drawing Persons wishing to the Principal,
can do so at any time he fore the opening. by namng
place of appointment, in note, through Post -0ilce
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IITANTED-SEVER GOOD MILLINERS:
w The hishest wages will be paid " Mt 81, rate
hands, Apply at MRS. N"." fsnsyv
sc 6-3t
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WANTED. NEGROES.-Iw wish TO purchase,
w for my own use, about TWENTY SLAVES,
TIERS, good plantation SMITH. a man that un-
derstands making and LAYING Brick a No. Cook,
ard Ironer, about same age. a Boy Dining Room
Servant, about Is or 70 years old, and Ladies'
Maid about l6 or Is years old. will not separate
families if | know it, or buy negroes not under the
best character. Communications addressed to me
from persons wishing to sell such slaves, as above
described, to the care of Messrs.- R. H. Maury i
Co., of this place, or George ". Logan, Esq.,
till the LIST of September will be gladly received.
au 5-Im+ c. H. MORRISON, of Louisiana.
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