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Total.

Copied from official register and papers,
The "Whig" states tia, the field officers, staff
and a majority OF the company officers, of the
Fourth Regiment of Virginia Cavalry. held a
meeting at the Exchange lio;cl. Tuesday after
noon, and decided TO encmnp the Regiment at
Yorktown, on the 10Th of October next. The
project had been mooted Tor So,ne time. and
met with general favor from the officers vino
attended the meeting. In fact, We i!ay LAY
that much enthusiasm prevailed among them.
and with such a spirit manifested, there can he
no doubt Of the success of the scheme. There
are, at present, only six or seven companies IN
the Regiment, but others may be organized be-
fore the 18th October. The primary or sole
object OF this cncampmcnt is To afford an OPP
portunity Tor a rcgitncntal drill and cavalry
exercise; but 1t l. not possible that such an
occasion Will pass OF without some sort Of Il
jollitication. The anniversary of the battle of
Yorktown should be celebrated ON the identical
field where the great victory WAS achieved. and
it will be, Thousands of men, women and chill.
dren from the surroundin: country. aid from
Richmond, Norfolk. and Petersburg. will be
present, to participate in Il general celebration
OF that day, and TO witness the cavalry cXcr-
ciscS. ''llurry up" the York River Railroad.
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SALES OF STOCKS Is RICHMOND
Ent. Tie NIX MIN ELNu u l.In

'HN 80
REPORTED ny JnHS A. L,NC,-rER 4 Soy.
Virginia . per ci', reg!,icrg! Bonds, sa!c- 81; and
interest.
Richmond City Bond. last sale, 40. and ln,-re,:.
Petersburg City Ponds ls>; sales 49, and ia;--,-i.
L%ynchburg Ciy Bonds, La; sales !?n, a..
Norfolk City Iioad-, lat saie. t'>E. fat.
Exchange Rank Stock, last sales l"j.
Farmers Bank stock. last sales iUj.
Bank u Virginia Stock, La: sales t,;E.
lans 81 the Commonwealth Stock. la sales {ic2L
Richmond aud DInyilc Railroad Bonds. yl,arauie.l by
state Of Virginia, last sale. s!j and Interest.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds. guaranteed by STATE 81,
Virginia. lat sales go aud interest.
cry o! Petersburg Bond, guaranteed hy stat. Of Virginia,
Inst Sale ~; ani Interest.
James River and kanasha Boal-, guaranteed by STATE u
Virginia. las; sale- .?ai.. fiat.
Richmond Fire Association stock, last sales 81.
virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock, no sales since
dividend.
Merchants Insurance S',cl. las: sale. 49,.
virginia Central Railroad, lSi mortgage Bomb, las. sale
80 an. Interest.
Virginia Central Railroad, ?lmor'rag" Bond. las, sale, i.O
and Interest.
virginia AMI Tennessee Railroad, 1T mortgage Bond. last
sales Al and interest.
viryinia and Tennessee Railroad. 81 tnor;gag: EonI.. last
sale. 500 and interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. "a mortgage Eoni,. las,
sales aNJ and interest.
Orange and AlcNIuGria Railroad, & per cent. lOa.d., last
sales 81, Tat.
orargr and Alexandria Railroad, : per cent. roni l.s.
-alc' f:H,. ilNt.
Manassas Gap E,.lroad, s peg cent. nond-, las, sal, s6;,:.
fiat
S~ou;h.Siic Railroad Roud,, la, sales tGit.. fat.
S~or,h-SiIe Railroad Bonds, guaranteed ~ Petersburg. la:
sales 800. fa'.
Richmond. Prc'lsricksbur. and Potomac Railroad Stock,
sales SO.
Virginia C.,tral Z lilroad sock. last sales $i%.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock, lat -s,cs So.
Richmond AMI Dd.yllr Railroad Stock, Last sale. 3x.
james River mud kauawha sfck. las ,ll.s s..
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NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.

torrcEp""",,"r ct he Richmohd Enq"ir,r.
Ngw YosS, Jaly I2. I>j9-5 p. NJ.
The last aIyicc' from England state ,ha: tender. FOR The
rncli-h mail con:rac; hr,s.ea Portsmouth and Australia.
via the Panama Railroad. woudb- pu. in FOR by parties In
Ncw Y"rs The rar:!rS" here referred % arc 10 Doubt
M. directors 81 the Panama aui Pacific Steamship Mail
Company. II 'h.y obtain the contract The Collin. steamer,
viii come admirably into play and prove very suitable !ur
Il line 81 ;hat .in!, 20 which others, purchased in England.
could be- .hlsI.
stock. az. Gore iirmer today for mary descriptions.
.housl, state bsE:- :.o-ed Without tHai-ria! chaH-e IN pr
ccs.
NiF-inia G, closed a, %. cash. Missouri s. a. ~
cash. Panama stock AT IL. Nv York C.n;Fal'i.. Pa.
cihc Ma! Steamship Company 81. Land warrant. are
firmly held. hG; without change of moment In pfices.
I'll. .p.cie expor:e! the l,a.t week amounted TO tl%'>.- 80,
and the total since January Isl. 20 s1j.i>% ~.
Money l. easier: loaI.. on demand. are made at . pet
cent, and freely offered ~ ~. stirling bills closed for the
Bp.;on steamer. dull 4. liU4 a iio5,. Treasury note. were
10 good demand.
The Cotton MARIE; was heavy to-day. but H!ihout change
Ia pric.--the -al.- we're about ia,. bale. F!our and Grain
dull aud unchanged, and groceries steady. IcDoR.
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20 A

NoHR: Town, De Kalb Co., Ind. Sept. :, Isl.
pr. u. J~ayne-D-ar Sis-I certify tina; my Wife was al
tict.d with general debility for u long time. and Lad suffered
much.
The st!i other attending physicians provei Of no avail.
finally. I;lACk Ei;YslPELAS set in. aid .hr va near the
grave. In; by tn. timely Use Of your AL1kEtTlNE. -hc
waS restored 20 good health. She only took sS bottles or T.,
WN. =. PACKER.
JUNIORS oN TIE MECH.
MASSINGroS. Marion Co. Va, Nov. ~. l>',.
ir. u. Jayne & Son-Geniicmcn-W. have been trying
.oGr Alternative and shNATINE PILLS IN a nci-hncr
woman VII" ini become very much lebiiiats'!. and large
Il. VI. HrELEr.
SCloFULA-BE0NcHiTl-.
H,vtKi!LL, Mas. sept. -. -.
Ir. II. since. vas severely
afflicted with sCRDFUIA aud BRONCHITIS. va IN
GuccI - ;ry vour medicines. I commenced takin: them,
ans. soon began 10 mend: the swelling or NY neck ahatei-
i; was quite large. 20 much so. ;hat it wa, with difficulty
tha: could ;urn my head o. open inv mouth. have used
fu. n,y bottles Of your Alternative. with SANATIvE
PILLS. Which in ur case have rr0tc! 70 b. very eNhca.
cior.. Your, truly, NANCY WILLIAMS.
SALT RllEuM.
CmrrEws, wayne Co. Ohio, April3, !.J..
n. Jayn--I have been afflicted some yenrs with the
SALT RIECM: the use OF your Alternative has aba,.I
my suil-rincs from the disease. ffO. GUNE.
JACNDICE
Gar MrLs. Va. August. 1.ii.
DR.. Jayne-Dcar Sir-I have frequently been afflicted
viih JAt NDlCE. and have been entirely cured by Ia. use
81 your ALTERNATIVE. | IVES also troubled for many
year. with PAIN IL THE BREAST which has been entirely
cured ny the use n your EX~rECTORANT.
Yours truly, Y. VI. ROWAN.
Me.ss. Purcell. Ladd & Co., o. A. strecker and p. John
ston L Bro, are agents for the sale Of all Of DR.. Jayne's IA
MiLY MEDICINES, In Richmond. vs.. July l5-2t
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SCHOOL,

TT I. the subscribers design 20 open a SCHOOL -.
EOYs a, hi, residence, In Ming and queen county 'tr>'
sion To commence 1T October nest, aud 20 i-riTlh"'e -
July following, with the usual rec AZ thrl''Wis y
r,ur., az Instruction will he systematic aud thorough, -
L,aciuc the English Language. Ancient Language, 9,
Modern Language. French. spanish and Italian, W.
marics. with it, application 10 Land surveying ahi'.''I
cheering. and The Elements 81 Natural llilosol'l! o.
Chemistry. o.,
The undersigned Ia. associated With him Mr = ~
r,Xr -. -. T.;----..y - -. '"it, who has Tad .cgr
year. experience Ia Teaching, and who's, ;estim9a.s',
qualification are oi q hieh character. The loc ton - d.
school j. proTrrbisllvr hrai;hfgluc,r, and it. church adv,
tas"s and refinement oi society are unsurpassed 30 q
state. Aberdeen i one nilr distant from -. si.r0r.
Church, II Post U:lcs Oh the stage road from I..,hg.. o.. '
Taplahannock.
TsKN> board and Tuition IN all the branches. AMI off,
~ necessary, except lshts, s.Up- payable on,-l-!i 1t J4-
uary. the other 3l~' JTly.
Pos OiIce-S,. stephen Church. !. {. COUNCIL
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The company then marched to EpheSuS
church, and amid large as>crmblage Of bcautv.
and crowd of citizens. listened to a PRAYER by
the Rev. f. Bohannon, a patriotic speech and
reading Of the Declaration by Col. John &.
Bohannon, and anable Grafton delivered by vii.
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ln II. EIt.nrE III III EHlulrnE.

CUMBERLAND, TO. july LIN, lN3'.
Gentlcmca:-rh lat issue Of yo;:" country
paper announced the death OF the Hon. III. y,
Goodc, the member from the lth ConGTcSNiona!
District. The question at once ari>e> who VIII
substitute him as Il representative: Already
the names OF several gentlemen in that conncc'
ton have been mentioned, that would reflect
credit on the District ~ n representative.
Allow me respectfully through Your paper
to suggest the name Of Capt. Jno. W. Wilson,
of Cumberland county, who is so well quail
fed to represent this District in Congress. In
~politicS. he is a Democrat, and his past history
as an energetic business man, and a successful
lawyer. is a sufficient guarantee that he int
rests Of the Whole people would hc safely con-
ii,!cd in hun -. their representative.
I.c; Prince Edward, Charlotte, Lunci;buTG.
Amelia and Powhatan counties Willingly re
>pond. and the other %countic, and city OF Pc
tcrsburg Of the 18th Dis;ric. acqnicsce.
PEoroSIT,oN.
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Vermont Republican State Convention.

SPRINGFIELD, July 12th.-Thc Vermont Fc-
publican State Convention assembled at Brat
tlchoro' today. The present State officers
we're rc.nominatcd. as follows: Governor. ILL.,
lard Hall. Of Bennington; Lieut.. Governor.
Barrabus Martin. of Chelsea; Treasurer, Hen
nv ". Bates. of Montpelier.
The resolutions ~rcitcrate the Philadelphia
platform. condemn the extravaganza and pro-
slavery character Of Mr.. Buchanan's Admins
%tra,ion. maintain the right of naturalized citi-
zens to protection against the Cass doctrine,
and approve a homestead law.
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vx .ru. coyER>OR or vIRGiNii.
I'D InT: SSsnSi lion

xx-uIrf ~ , vacancy h4, occurred IN Ne N.n'.
w Representatives II tie Inlf'i '''',, .! ne
vfii,r =, GonI,. late a member "lsc; from ;Ar
r.n.r,.,i,uuI district In H.. Common" cl.il,, "oH. RE-
cor.. /. iI~nry \. wi-e. have thought i-"i"r. hy : 49,
.l..,i', f,.u@.t pursuant :. law, 80 rrlIir" al elections
t..II ~, ,. ,.yrrpl uIlc,s Of voting IN tie '"un'ir' ~ -
;,way. rrnse Hlnnul. p~in"ihhic, -" 1T! Il f'''r''-
nrrn.air.. Amelia. iun"aUnrc. ih.fi.iis. Mets..n,
Is mcTOpYH nrx.. TO supply the aid yatancy.
,.iycn under my Nanl a. Governor, ua!.-
ia IIE\EI \ Nl-t
By tie Goyeiuor
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T"BNt,p.-Th" market has become more animated. and
price. tn!" advanced from - to 90 cent. per hundred
mostly nH common leaf and good l.af Lug. common 20
fair. Al :; - 10 3 ~: good - - To- :. common leaf 81 TO
+; ~ fair and medium T., to ., good : - 'o 10. MANN
featuring leaf Of good quality. - ~ To ~. shipping. fair
70 good, = 10 ~ 80. fine slipping al 10 IL. 10 fancy
manufacturing nos oT-rirt.
'otIo>.-wc quote ~. to !! &c. inferior to prime.
W~nFNT-Tnyrr- ar. only "ictjns 81 -. while hOllers
,i.n4 and more. Tie -iork Of nra IN :i" IIir.-t 80 far. j.
ai"u' itrcn hundred buShel-. Some frw -a.s ~ white.
u pr!rl. pl...;y. wa ol!to-lay y 81 81. red wheat II %.
Linn. ". quote key all barrels a; L. aad l2lc.
iLtr The market T., quiet. We quote suj-rfn. a: g.;
Extra , ~. aal Family 1? to IL.
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At \ REGULAR meeting Of the Farmers Club .! he fcrss
" Hanover"
Resolved. Tia. hi. Club has heard with the deepest re-.
gre; and sorrow Of the death Of The late Mr. THOMAS
NELSON. Of oakland. u member 81 tlis Club. and lender
ceased.
Resolved, That We have ever esteemed him one Of m"
brightest. most exemplary aud useful 81 our member: and
that. by hi. death. "A vacancy la, been created ia society
which can he with great difficulty SLED.
Resolved. That the Secretary BE- requested to send a copy
~ he above resolutions 10 the family 81; N. deceased, and
forward ;heUn 80 the Southern Planter and the o;!i"r ii-I-
H8rni paper. Tor publication.
r. II. PRICE. Prest.
Iuiv 18th, ~. c. 81. &c. holland. S.c'y.
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v> THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

XlvULEEA~. = vacancy la occurred ~ ir nos
w DELEGATE, - 'hi- Commonwealth, ~ t' "'L
Frederick q. l.. Eruhria.. lat" ;hc drirs';e 'lr't. ir-
UNITY - y.hrl, now. Therefore. |, li'r'E \ We o.
y.rncr cf :'i- Commonwealth, have thought rT"r'f
VII, Il election, ..,grl pursuant 10 law To- .ef"'i' ~
count, o.C.h,!l. % the fourth Taufs!"! 81 o';"'e' a-
- -upply - vacancy Aforesaid.
aiy.n Entgr Co.,. hand. ~ Governor. ua..' %
% ..I al ,, Cs:...Iu.,,.,. lll. tWcldt, "ay j.
'I.s HENRY \ MIt
rv ~. c. ,cra.r.,r- Gf,r5c W. Mr>'o"r, Scc'rsr
-! w. JulV I'm.
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IAND EnK

TANiE subscriber being DESTROYS - r"nuy" 20 the South ~
field county. containing SOS. s"r,>. Il is about - mile
from Richmond, Immediately on tie G0pd.- Bfid.. G4li,
about .N miles from N" Richmond and Danyilr Railroad,
arIi tour mil-- from Tho Clover Hill Railroad. I'll, bulldog.
are chiefly framed and n"lriy new, cpn.i.'iu. = Al ~ g.
lent dwelling house, very iar,. @h:ai macl.iu. barn. phof
!. attached 60 a fam" llsn, and all other houses TIA, a.
desirable. The fencing j. IN first rate CONDITION.
hi. Il,r" l., situated In a healthy n"ighborhuoi auG gr.i
society. II j. vol wi'cTrd fr auliy and ,,rc,
Any person i"sirpu, 10 ]lUrcha.- would do we'll - .
aui cN,inine the farm, ., am. ii-r">'rI "a ell It 81 r.,.r
able term. and will take rl"asUT. In SHOWN. ia. ..a-a q
Hny zine. AZ Dm residing "n The place.
The term, shall be- made reasonable.
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DftD. att. = long ami painful iline--, 1T the rr,iie'.r" of
VIZ. John u. Mackenzie, in llenrico County. Virginia, on tie
ii'h July, in ;me ii year fbi, age. CALEB JONES. I>g.,
late U.ic,l States Consul ~ Foo Choa Foo, ia China.
III, funeral will iaIe place on Saturday. 10Th. y; 10
O'Clock. 4. VI, FROM the Monumental Lhnrch. in Richmond.
where h- fricnt- and ;uc-' OF his family ar requested to
attend without further notice.
p wa,hinrton, u. C., and Salem AMI Boston, Massa-
cln.rii-. nlrcrs nlra.e COPY.
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OF STOCKS.
The following Auction Sales. by c. W. PURCELL 4 co.
y ere mad. Thursday, I;th Jrly:
. N~.-k
INNrunI.EG MAEkET lttr

ElNIHDI kf NNIsNEI IIIN I0IN.
Tor t.'1.-Thc breaks we're full for IN. past week. ""
mote ~. .li. nj luil sized hid. at AZ. ~, 10. down % Sl>
e.. good, and a. high a. iGn for . hhi, fna. W" quote
iir- leaf ami - raprcrs, 43naj'; good leaf, 4lj,:ab; m"di-
un Leaf. $-ai2i.. good and fine lag, sail. common to
good lag, sj,.h. Notwithstanding 20 report, fiDrG.-
Sugrrhn" r. a6ii; extra 8 :, in bag, :. ~tuES.-Nuinl.
nails ~ 81. ME'i--Ai retail il sold At 81 H.. l,cD>.-
W-yIu'. mountain Hall Z. st.; bacon hams liil& CO..
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1-~.E
CURIOUS.

We take the following from the Louisville.
tKy.) ''Druocra,.'
Rev. Charles Howard Macolm. formerly Of
Wheeling. Va, but now pastor ola church at
Newport, Il. l., is maxim: a stir 10y come nov.
cities Of conduct. He rcplliatc> the title of
Reverend, and requests that it may no; be ap-
Piled To him by those who wish 10 treat him
with courtesy: and a few SabbathS since he in
vi;cd Miss Sallie lIolicy inio his pulpit, and in
troduccl her 10 his congregation, when she
gave 4 Garrison discourse on slavery.
We can scarcely believe the above story
The Clergyman alluded to was principally rear
ci and educated in Kentucky, and it is difficult
to c"ncclyc l,sw one who was so amiablc and
correct in his carly career could thus fooliShly
Gelort himself.
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wfnt, rSHStfH. site question which every on.
now is asking. Even at this moment the mill.
tary position is scarcely changed; for we lave
rs yet no reason to conclude that the French
have advanced far i'll pursuit Of their cnclny.--
The Austrian Is where he was in the early part
OF last week, with this exception, that he has
suffered 4 defeat, los; several thousand men,
a certain number or flags and cannon. and that
his military pirstige is lowered in proportion
to his losses. The system which looked sowoll
on paper has broken down, but the war is not
vet concluded. The Austrian still possesses hi>
iortrcsscs; and even il Napoleon Ill. be rs
successful in the difficult work Of besic.ing
fortified towns as he has hitherto been on the
battle field there is still the Tyrol to fall back
upon. Meantime. the .AuStrians are in their
own country, close TO their own forircs>c>,
within easy reach Of their own resources. The
French. on the other hand. must pay in hard cash
for everything they require. They arc already
in need o! rc~inlorccmcnts; Trimmed as they have
been 10y the sword and hy disease-and each
day that passes becomes, in one respect. a gain
to Austria and Il proportionatc Joss 10 France.
Up 10 the point at which we arc arrived, then.
it cannot be that any decisive triumph has
been achieved by the invading army. Louis
Napoleon has, indeed. covered himself with
that glory Of which his countryIncn are chiefly
proud; he has proved that he can command an
army no less successfully than he can govern 4
people; and it NAV he tina: he who runs nay
rcaG 4 lesson therein for other nations besides
Austria.
TO all appearance the Italian question is not
less difficult OF solution, not less embarrassing.
not less complicated than it was ten months
ago. We have Swiss soldiers sackins PcrugIa
with harbarous cruelty; the King Of Sardinia.
not so much accepting Il temporary protccto-
rate, as INDUCING in visions Of a future king
dom over States IN Italy, some hitherto indie
pendent, some intimately connected. if not ac-
;ually allied, with Austria. On the other
hand. the hcwS oi the battle Of S%olic;ino i not
likely 10 calm Tie agitation that exists i'll Ger
many. where the Saiuc mad cry is raised Tor war
as was raised by the fathers of those who are
now shouting to be led against the Third Napo-
icon. Had Lord Malmcsbuiy been still in power,
we could have aSsortcd-aS it is, VIC can only cX-
press a fain; hopc-tiiat Prussia will not be in
UIccd to 20 In war ~ any expectation of sup.
port from England. The danger, indeed, is
the ether way. 1t is more to be feared
that Prussia viii rush wildly into the struggle,
from the fear that the present Ministry in this
arc cntangIcd by an alliance, which is
not will Austria. For our own parts, we can
only repeat our former c~ouuSclS, viz: that
should maintain q firm neutrality, and
nc prepared Tor any emergency that may ARISE,
should watch Tor 4 moment when her powerful
may he w0rthily p~roilcred in the
cause Of peace.
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SALE or VALUABLE LAND, sTEAn

I)tRstANr t" The provisions coutain-! IN tTo leeds I'd.
j. conveyance, one from john v. Scott and Gabrielle. d..
"Ifc, the other from frsnci. " scott. both bearing dl.'
81 December, l-.', and recorded Ia the Clerk Office ..
IL" comfy ~ Nm. aud queen. the IId"r.icucd. 'W.''r tH
SAIL deeds. ~ certain ilfIo,'- therein -p-'i,;, -.
rI"c"'! u ..t NJ public auction ~ Ayl"'t- ~ The cYu.''
81 King Wiliam. on fI:lDAi TIL 10TH DAY or s!P
ILNbtH, = ir1'' ": land containing OLc Hundred ati
twenty icrc- aud a fraction, situated on tie Na''ai 90
ri'-r IN hinc and '!Gc-n county. about a mile ami ! i1'
rom Ayl-i'r. 1hi- ianli J.. II superior quality, AMI NOS,
n original sfpSth. ana la upon Il e neat aEi comfortable
'!"eiling lor.e recently erected. There i. aI-n uv0! 30
lani . steam Engine o. twenty four norsc pOstr. o: exec.
i'nt make and IN perfect repair, and now ATTACHED 20 p
gri-i-m.lL, which vii. be sold At tie sam. time. either ''i.
ra.riv or With the land, a. may he determined ou the deg
of ''!". Tie terms viii be very accommodating aud to
hno"u Oh 'h- day % -ac. NT. Wm. J.. IAII. a. As-t
will ,ak" pleasure in -lrains the premises or 10 s.,.Ls 81
Information Ia r...ri thereto.
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uo,, Ell. HOT " FATHER.

II El>II IIU'a I0IiN, WING "II '''''
Grass Linen sack anal fr"cN-
Black slk and Alpaca >ach-
skeleton six N,.rs, very n'a' and COO.
Graz >lk
GrA>- Linen
white aud Fancy Linen Pants. crca, VARIETY
G,uyc | nler shirt, aud Drawer. 80. 6t,
To which We a,S the attention 81 ihn,r IN >,".cn,, ,.,'
I,IY 4, KEEN. BALDWIN, i WILLIAMS
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AMERICAN SCHOOL lNSTlTtTE
3i6. BROADWAY. NEW iobk.
rnn TI,,S,uf Sfrpef PhilndplDuln.

rUppIIES Fuiuilit-. :, h00I. and VoNrGt' WIN coml"'I
= Teachers and Professors, tor any 4, '"Fi'EcL'. f'-r'
attention paid To- the department OF MISC. IrA'"''' =
.ani-d. send FOR u circular.
EtyrR.>,t<-facut Amherst College. Mas: Hos r
rr.lir.hny..n H.. -: pr. Lowell Mnson, Aew ipr, l.
Il. {. Van Norman, New YORK, and other
Smith. WUoDMAN ( co,
American School l%n-t.,a:c, Nc" foFh and PA'lat'.i.-
lnlt- Il -lrLl,rnt(
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S
NnREnIk MARKETS LILY 10

r"r,-Y-iou >oa-?: white ~ra-2. mixed >"aSlc. Mai
.3tiu-,c. WTE,T-lrime red n !'al -. FinrB-ranily
- .il> -: Extra .5n. -; sTperfne Ia1 "a. O,T--
5,li 80 cents Corr"S- iuL aiIH CT per n. BAcos-va. 4
y. Z. II. X. IL: Hams Bali: sides j" Shoulder, 9: Western
Si.,- ~. N.>t"Tn Shoulders , cents.
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Jenny Lind has been presented by the Lord
Mayor Of London with 4 marble bust rr the
Queen. for singing in aid Of the Ni:htinsal"
fIni.
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e $, : s,'rLrn. church. }. c. corNcnI
ym.i>iA unir,nn I>,rrrrr. Jun. -. !.

Il gINc- me- much Ilrn>IT, To- recommend the M.l- =.
under y. ciare. Of VIZ. J. &. Council. Mr. Cauurlh
distinguished sra'lItt" 81 TIL, Institution, and dl,,h,rs.
with gre, credit the dniir' of Assistant Professor of MAJ.
mates for one year. lie ha. been engaged in teaching q
about tel. yra,>. AMI has given great satisfaction To- i.u.
who have employed Lim. or who have been uud.r A. r
school. FRANCIS n. SMITH.
yu'v LII Su,,.', \ #
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JrLY SIS.

ARRIVED.
Schr, Nignionett. Snow. Philadelphia, Goa.
SAILED.
Schr. VI. C.. Hopkins. Mnlsbrry. down ,hs riyer. liz,
Schr. Ann Pickrrel. Palmer. Down ;h- uy~r. lj.ii
Schr. Emma. Nesn;, Philadelphia. coal.
schr. J. c. Huntington, Lowell. New YORK. cod.
Brig Nirgiuitn. Ramsay, 10. i0ur.
Schr. SImaria. Talman, down the river. lsh'
Schr. Sar Jgcin.o. Chlmb-riin. down The river. L.a
iBf TELEGRAPH
l~llHrIoS Eoin>, july 1.-THE sh!p krae,i.ue. q h.
from CalI,o, has arrived.
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BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE

lS> T.. TEBliS. Principal: NJ. GAkHrR. A,.i.'an' o.
WI sirucior IN English; Prof fns.Ibrcchi. Vocal a..
Instrumental Music. Prof Po,i. Lanpuagc.-Fr,l,h. L.a..
Italian. Sr. Drawing nui Painting.
This ln-Htgtjon viii Open Tor it. second session the ih
day u neNt september, and close the la.' 4 Juu". A'ts
rough and systematic course 81 study j. put.u.d. and eyer.
riort viii Ice continued 10 maintain a hish reputation 49,
selrct character for he School. 4 corp. II veil %pGlif-j
and experienced teachers az" engaged for 10. coming -,
,ior, and other ASSISTANT, all h.. employed a. the -rno.
i9crra-,-. III she design Of the Principal that iLi. IT,.
tuition shall posses ,.cry advantage fox the attainment 90
i thorough and finished female r,iucatiuu.
The building. selected and purchased by the Principal q,
N" permanent: establishment 81 the School. i 10 "a re"r.I
aHi healthy part Of the city. i, wa erected expressly
b Boarding School, audi- we'll suited for that puIuO.e.
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Cor. MAy.-Col. Charles \. May. the hero
of EcSaca dc la Palma, arrived recently at Lea
venworth. en- route for Fort kearncv. OF w!icl
post he Is the commanding officer.