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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-11
On Fafherland Street.
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=. R. GI4soocE. Anciioneer.. may sod
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The Rev Mr. Wood now in China, writes
the New Hampshire Patriot, that a iaborina
man in the interior Of China, can live COM
fortably on food costing one cent per dGy.
Thos. Casey. machnist of Nashville Ten
nessee, was killed by the blowing away Of the
bridge on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road at Decatur.
John Charles died in Montgomery, Ala, on
the goth, from taking morphine through mis-
take for quinine.
The poor house of Martin county, N. c. was
burned to the ground on Thursday last. Loss
about 81 $50.
George w Mordecai has been elected Presi-
dent Ell The Bank of North Carolina, and Chas.
Dewey Cashier.
Mr.. Redmond Carroll. an eminent solicitor,
has been elected Lord Mayor of Duiin for the
next Mayoralty term.
John Ware, recently murdered by Mexieans
IN Arizona Territory, was a native Of Freder
icksburg Va
The pay of an Illinois member of the Legis-
nature is only one dollar Il day. In Connecti-
cut 1t is 80.
a Ii Is 10 months since the services Of the
nie department have been required ut n fire
within the limits of Fall River, Mass.
nm he Right Rev. Edward Maltby, d. d.. late
Lnnhop OF Durham, died recently at his resi-
''n -, IN London. He was in his 9Oth year
81, mere were 10 cases Of sun stroke In Mem
pnie, ienn, on the 2ist inst, four OF them be-
Ing fatal.
we tn OF July was celebrated at Heidel-
"efs, Germany, by about % Americans.
Lieut.. John McCuiIom has resigned his
commission as an officer In the U. g. Navy.
Horace Haslip died Suddenly at Frederieks.
burg, Va, on the *0th inst
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- .Gk ACE STREET., HErsrss ru az, -

~ ISikAGE S'TREE1, WETN p,pcr ~,X.
~ afpms aus RicHMoNp. vA.Thss f naSs AND
and term,ns,s ses,1s on the LIST day OF october so
,i,.' ur iions experience in teachin9 and ic ~
aueIA PATRONAGE we have rernivoa a c tno very
snale n,se no,h enabled and onconraurd ne ~
A course OF ENTERTAINMENTS ara,sr.e in our Institution.
fnnr III, ueTinan. Italian and Spanish ciaesics afhs
taan ast lhronr the medium Of the FrancS hs
viii he nor,aus tired during the last session and
We haye ensaged Mr. In e = H the neat.
ena,gc 81 the EneIIsh part of this 70 .an an,
~ tne hhetoric. Bellies Lettres and First R"ai;nn
Of The hs hes t onsIlinsian Mr. f. is gentleman
INA, h's services will he duly appreciated We
woulo earnestly recommend our iiteIafnrs-.,.ss
TO graduating pupils WI 'i'oi"tufo -eiass
s hs new house which have erected will great
~ ~ 70 we convenience as well m to the comfort
OF the yonnx ladies boarding in our family Two
yonns ladies' only will occupy one room aycsn, ~
chs wneh three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT ?. LEFEBvRE. A. M. prncipal-N,t-
n ph, rhiiosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
WI hhii!n.ssophy French.
"ihh stranG;W WILLIAMS. A. B.. Vice Principal
astronomy Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARp, c. HowARp-Iiterature Rhe,o,;.
MRS se GRh tcsEftr sER Rs1aisE
MISS NARY G, GoRDON-EngIish Brancbesa
MISS ELIZA RARTLETT-English branches.
MADAME l.. V. BLANCHETT-FrenchG Govern.
SENIOR CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spani,h
MARAME MARIE EsTyAN-vocal Music.
SIG, "a ANTON ETA Err BA--Vocai Music.
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawing and Painting
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
HEINRICH STANDARDIZATION
D. ERICSSON-Guitar.
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OPPOSITION CoNVENrIoN.--The Opposition
State Convention of Georgia met at Macon
Ga., on the 2lst inst and adopted a platform
but made no nomination for Governor The
platform adopted is Southern rights, anti
squatter- sovereignty, anti-agitation of the
slavery question, anti-reckless extravaganza
OF the national administration and in favor of
Congress protecting slave pr Iperty in the Ter
ritories and of reduction of the State Le2is-
iature kesolutions in favor of and opposed
10 the repeal of the federal laws against the
Africa slave trade were offered and laid on the
table.
The Convention adjourned to meet in Al
lanta on the 10th of August
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Money market UNCHANGED. Consols 90.
From Hayaua-Larae F;ra n, r;.ns

NEW YORK, July 23.-The steamship Quak,
City has arrived, bringing dates to the 10Th
inst.
The yellow fever prevails 10 a considerable
extent, but the disease is not SO malignant as
during the twO past years.
Col ES.elines, planter has failed, with
liabilities amounting 10 S50G.0UU. Two bank
ers have also failed, and a general distrust
has been occaSloned among mercantile men.
The markets. are without change Sugars
are heavy and prices Unaltered.
Just BE- fore the q us.ker City lefta telegraph
ic dispatch wis received, announcing that a
large fire had taken place at Cienfugos. de-
stroying the warehouses of Ayi!kes & DE
Blame and Thos Very, together with SOU
hhds. Of MusCaN ado sugar
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WASHINGTON, July 24.-The representatives
Of JuareZ's government here have Just con-
cluded contracts for supplies of breech- loading
and Minnie rifles and rife canaons. TO be de-
livered in Mexico in September. The friends
of the Liberal government profess great graft
flcation at the state OF affairs in and around
the city Of Mexico, as represented by the last
steamer.
An extraordinary Cabinet meeting was held
yesterday to consider dispatches from Mr..
McI.ane.
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STRyCE BY IIGuTNING.-We learn that on
the 10Th inst, during the prevalence ola thun-
der storm, IN the Spring Greek neighborhood
in this county, three white men named James
H. Brown. John +. Brown, James ID. Lindsay
and four negro men belonging TO Mr.. George
Brown, We're struck by lightning, and knock
ed senseless, from the effects of which, the
whole party soon after recovered. The two
wheel horses 10 Il wagon under their control
also received stunning shock. which caused
them 10 fall, while the two horses in front
were entirely unhurt. At the time of the ac-
cident, they were not more than twenty yards
from large oak tree, three feet thick, which
was completely annihiiated from the top to
The very roots. The whole party certainly
made most fortunate escape. which they will
not likely forget soon.-Lsicisbuyg (VG.) Era.
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HoNoEs TO THE LATE RUrus cuoAre
dispatch from Boston, dated the aad ina,.n,
says:
Faneull Hall was TODAY crovd,a ,vi,, .,,,
zens TO do honor to the memory of Rnfns
Choate. The Hall was entirely ,iraned IN
black, and lit with gas. After some remarks
nv the Mayor and Others, the Hon. Edward
Everett took the floor. and maid an eloonan,
tribute TO the deceased. During the meeting
the steamer Eastern City, from st. Johns. n
H.. arrived with the remains aceompanied nv
ms SON Signai guns were fired from the fort.
Various vessels. both English and American
ut the wharves. displayed their ensgns at half
mast. The body, encased in a casket was re-
ceived on shore, and escorted to his former
residence by the people; The bells of the city
der of the city government The funeral takes
place tomorrow, at half-past ten.
The funeral was preached by the venerable
DR. Adams.
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MEDICINES, &c.
DR.. HOOFLAND's GERMAN BTTTERs,

l ~ HOOrLANDS GERMAN BITTEKS.
DIR. nooFLAND'ss f BaLsAMIc CORDIAL.
Ihe great standard medicines az he yyessn: are,
years a,snssy sns ,s" ,g,sa
" them IN all eases, and the people hare srosonnesd
Nas d5A''
and all diseases arising from dtso,de,ed lire, o,
,ceaknsss Of me stomach and disss:sss orsans. az,
;p,if1rarIy G5d permanently erred by tAs GERMAN
ne B1LsAa1Ic CORDIAL ao, seqrDed a re,.-
sytant. u piH care. WITHOUT Vail, i1s most So.
cogGH, Coz Ok BoARsENEss, BRoN-
MoNi1 f fNSttihpIIhENN7T1do1nESG bbF fiEEc
qnd has petfor1ed fhs asfoniskins es,es svsy
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
t,. aof6i III stso a. once ssst and ss,s tAs
son Co., no. AIS Area strsst. P1iiadsipSia Pa,
srerYwhsye, at rs cents Pc, bottle. The Signature af
G. n; JACKSON wtH be on the outside rrappe, If
In the Almanac published annually Sy the pro-
prietors, called EvERyBopy's ALMANAC, yon riH
md testimony and eomn,sndasery notices from all
parts g, re country. These Ainanaes are sirss
PURCELL, LADD + co, Agents.
je n-dacwly Richmond, Va.
"A NlhGINiA KEMEDIs-MKS. DA VS.
"A COUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known remo-
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen az
twenty years, and has always proved etiieacious in
Coughs and Colds. The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. MIR. Wiies in 1884;
Mr.. C. C. WALrER-pear Sir: I take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs. DAVIS Cougk Elixir,"
purchashed of you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter, when she had the Who0pinx Cough
very bad have used it also in cases OF Colds, AZ
tended with severe eoushing and n every case the
this reparation AZ an excellent medicine, and in
my judgment no family ought to be without i.
A. WEES,
Pastor Of the N. f: Church, South on the Caroline
Circuit Va. Conf.
For sale BY Mrs. A. 3. Dawn, Fisher Winston,
Millspaugh h Johnston, J. w. Gariick, z. J. Pcot,
A. Bodeker and Chas. D. Yale, Richmond.
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Il eturn of ex-President Papz from yene.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-The bark Rowena
from Venezuela, brings ex-Presdent Paez
and other prominent Eenezuelans, who return
in conkeq uence of the distraC led state of that
country. President Castro fiyors the Rayn-
iutionists, and Tie country is represented as
being impoverished ana destitute The public
treasury IS exhausted, and confidence in the
government is lost.
The port of Laguayra was closed the day
the Rowena left, and an unsuccessful battelnpt
WAS made 10 de ain her
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LYNCH LAW IN SALINE COUNTY, Mo.-A
dispatch to the st. Louis Bulletin contains
the following particular. of a lynching excite
ment in Saline county:
July 2O.-Ireat excitement in Marshall
Yesterday. One negro was burned, and two
hung by a mob of from eight TO nine hundred.
Sheriff, deputies and lailors were driven from
their post. and the negroes taken from the Jail
The negroes were on trial in the morning, one
for numbering man near Wavely. one for an
attempt to murder near here. and one for at-
tempting 10 commit q rape near Marshall. EI-
element ceased about four in the evening and
the mob dispersed without further trouble.
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SUIT FOR LIBEL.-Wm. Z. Burton the COM
edlan, has had three persons arrested i'll New
York charge of IibeIing him by drawing
up 4 statement accusing him OF trying 10 in
duce one of them, who was the gas man of his
theatre in Broadway. TO burn that establish
ment down, i'll order that Mr.. Burton might
get the insurance money, TO cover his alleged
heavy losses. The parties accused waved ex-
mination, and gave bail in 500 to answer Al
cOurt
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NEGROES KILLED BY LIGHTNING-The CO.
lumbus (Ga.) Enquirer of July 10th states
that during thunder storm on Saturday
afternoon last about dozen negroes belong
ing TO Mr. 4. Biggers, living near that city, took
refuge i'll house in his field and that the
mousse was struck by lightning, killing two of
the negroes instantly and severely injuring
two others.
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REV. J. f. EDwARDs-We learn that this
able and eloquent divine has been requested
by Bishop Pierce TO take charge of Methodist
interests in San Francisco. We learn that
Mr. Edwards has not yet made up his mind TO
accept the position, though the opportunity
is OF too iiattering a character to suppose that
ne will do otherwise than most seriously con-
slider it.-Pet.( Fa.) Int.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF N. CARoLINA.-The
trustees of the University of North Carolina,
have unanimously resolved to tender to the
Rev. Francis l.. Hawks, ID. d., the Professor
ship of History in the University OF the State.
Dr. Hawks is a native of that State and al
present a resident of New York city.
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ACCIDENT.--While the passengers on the
steamer Fulton were celebrating the 4th OF
July, at sea, cannon prematureIy exploded
Of the two men who We're reioading it, one
had his right hand and wrist carried away.
and The other had his left hand shattered a
quartermas ,er standing by also received Sc
we're wounds. and 4 cabin boy was dangerous
~ wounded on the breast by portions of the
ramrOd, which was broken into a thousand
fragments by striking violently against one OF
the anchors. subscription of $500 was
raised by the passengers for the two Sufferers,
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THE BRITISH MINISTER IN MEXICo.-The
charges against Mr.. Otway have been SO Wig.
orous and SO numerous that Lord John Rus.
sell, upon being questioned in debate, said, "Ii
was desirable that Mr.. Otway should return
home TO answer the charges made agains,
i'm,
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DEATH or A PlogEER.--Wm. II. LIE Couteulx
de Canrnont, former Sergeant-at-Arms Of tn.
New York Legislature, died at Buffalo, N. T.,
ON the 23d inst. He had served with distinc-
ton In the French navy, and was pioneer IN
the settlement of Buffalo.
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DEATH OF AN AcToR.-W. +. Johnson, q
comedian of 80 years standing, died at Milwau-
kie, Wis, on the 18th inst He was fine " old
man " and his Bailie Nicol Jarvie, is said to
have been unsurpassed. He had played in
every theatre from Maine to Florida
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REsPITE.-Goyernor Wise has respited the
negro "Ned,'' now in prison at Fredericks-
burg, Va, under conviction of u crime for
which he was sentenced to be hung on the 5th
Of August, SO he will not be hung prior to the
9th OF September. The effort to get commu-
tation OF his punishment failed.
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NoMINATIoN.-The Democratic State Con-
yention, OF California, completed their nomi-
nations on the 25th ult. by placing Hon. Chas.
L. Bolts, formerly of Richmond, Va, of the
Sacramento Democratic Standard on the tick
ct as candidate for the office of State Printer.
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BOARDING.
DOWHATAN HOTEL. ~ ~
RICHMOND. VA

. RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned having leased the above plea
sanity situated Hotel. and made every preparation
70 continue the business, take this method of in
forming the public that the house will not be closed:
and that every effort will be made to command the
APPRECIATION of visitors and render it second to no
house in the city. ~ wv
We have associated with rs Mr.. GEO. J. SCAM
MEL as Superintendent. and secured the services
pleased TO be at the service of their friends and
the public BLAKELEY & MULJiEEN
y <-Iiho9cW Proprietors.
ROAR ID NG.-Genteel board and lodsing NAV
toyer J; w: NIpes commission store. a few doors
MEOW the St Charles, Main ST. b. four or five gen
Yemen ana also ten or fifteen day boarders can
he comfortably entertained iy IS-1wt
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PRISON EXoDUs.-Another stampede was
made from the California penitentiary on the
10Th ult-forty three of the prisoners escaping
The remaining 100 were preparing To follow.
grape, was fired into them, killing one and
Woundng four. The prisoners then cried out
for mercy, and expressed their Willingness TO
surrender.
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FOREST HOTEL
MTJRORO, DEPOT

This House is open for the reception and en-
tertainnlent of the travelling public. Persons 20
lng to the Rock Alum. Bath Alum, Warm, Hot and
Healing SPRINGS, get of the at this point and
stage It to the above places. Those who are des-
rous of avoiding nigh travel on stases can do so
by stopping with us until the next morning, when
they can be accommodated with HACKS to any
point they may wish to GO; share Of the public pa
JIG 22-dtAuls CAUTHORN / WARE.
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George Summers Fourth OF July Grafton a


RosToN. July 22.-2In the Common Council
last night the resolution of thanks to George
Sumner for his Fourth OF July Grafton, was
discussed ut length, and finally adopted by
vote of u To L.
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RRPUBLIcANIsM IN kENTUCKY.-TheR epub-
licans of Campbell and kenton counties, KY,
held n convention at Newport, a few days
since and nominated J. Il. Whittemore for
Congress, besides candidates for the State Le-
gislature
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.--A partial eclipse of
the sun Will occur on Friday, both inst, yisi-
BILE as follows: Beginning al ten min utes past
live In the afternoon; greatest observation,
eighteen minutes TO six; end of the eclipse
tWenty-one minutes past G; duration, one
hour, eleven minutes; digits eslipsed, three, on
the northern side of the suns disc
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FROM Mxxrco.-The telegraph nom N.,-
Oricans announces late news frou W.~. - )"
Marimon had made complete chance Is ~
cabinet on account u change in his policy
s' 'x s,..ns llDersy 70 the press, an amnesty
Tor political Offences, and partial con ,ins
OF tho Church property. The uhurch = -
'a'iaton. has declared for Marques. Who ,.s.
a.dnadala5afa with 2.uoo mon. ina fa,,n,-
ing are aome of the provisions of his da.sos !.
ma, ~ Uass asander Church and State by nro.
alpiihs me clergy from holding any e}.,ft ~
nses ana throWs Thorn upon the youn tarv Ian,
triontions OF the laity for support. son-
IL nationaliaes all tho Ch,,reh ,,,.,,,,s..
MEXICO. except tho houses OF worahip ,ba ~, "
nefies, cemeteries, &c, actually orsnni,a ~.
religious worship and teaching. ior
:. II orders the sale of all the secular NO.,
erty of the Church within a rix.n ~, piop,
gives liberal time to pay II in. ''he' ana
=. Ii curtails the national oyn,aa.,,,,.,.
disseminating many unnecessary foraign NJ, uy
sions. dc. e'sH ms
8. II abolishes interior custom .tnnso.
interior taxes on imports and exports "'"
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TIE REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS OF VIR-
GINA AND -MASaAcHUsETTs.--Th pension
agents in the States of Virginia and Massa-
chusetts do not report the deaths of revolu-
tionary soldiers for the six months ending
June 30 1858.
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A Boiler EXPLOSION,

WORCESTER, MASS, July o2.-The boiler at
the wire works Of J. Washburn d Co, in this
city, exploded this afternoon. Some five or
six persons were seriously injured.
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SUICIDE OF WEALTHY MES.-E. II. Hemmer.
way. who committed suicide mt Worcester,
Mass, last week. was worth 100000, and I'M
married j. Smith, of Barr, Mass, who hung
himself at the same time, was worth S3Uo0oO,
and was apparently happy.
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MuRpKR-The body Of James White, Of
Gainesville, Tenn was found on the 2uth In
slant, near Memphis, with the head cut or
lie Was on his way to Marshall, Texas.
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LIVEEF0oL, July RELATIONSHIPS fnr .broo
usYs 81 y go bales. Market ciosn. firm NJ The
Africa advance. Orleans middng Lilo. urian,,s
II it. Spectators took 1000. and cxu0rtarx 9tsin
bales. MANCHESTER market buoyant and fssr CO.
siiShtiy hlher: Weather favorable 70 crops Flour
nGi. n los. rl3s. " heat active at g2d. advance
Southern los Il lis. Corn dull and leneraIIy mn
chanted. Pork hDavy aud slshtl, lower Sales mn
Important. Lard dull aud steady. Rosin stead,
dull nj t.ss Eeti''"'
hi.rnA market iInrlan ID Cnnsnla o.
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THE PORE PAYS UP TO Mr. PERKINs.-A
letter from Rome, July I'd, to the London Post.
says:
l learn that Cardinal Antonelli has con-
sented 10 make the reparation demanded Tor
ihe losses sustained at Perugia by Mr. Perkins
and his family. The United States Minister
Mr.. Stockton, having so far succeeded, Lett
Rome for tour on Monday last.
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DESIGNATIONS &c.

NOTICE.-Ths Subscribers have this day form
81 GO partns rshp under the firm and IS e Of
CITE and CLOVER HILL COAL, OAK and
PINE WOOD. and respectfully solicit the orders
OF their friends and the PUBLIC. Z.
RICHMOND, Julyls, 1859. II w-1ms
DlASOLUTlON OF COMMUNICATIVE
The concern Of J. d. GOODMAN q Co. II
this DAY dissolved by mutual consent The husiness
VIII be closed by ]. II. SIMPSON. Who will use the
name OIL the concern in hauidation only.
July. 10TH 1850. ]. III. SiNfSoN's'
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AUcrroN aAIue.
FUTURE Days.


HOuAEHOLD ANU kITGfSEN FUHNI.
II r uRE AT AUCTION. = W i'll he sold q public
anctton,oH UESDAY 18th Iut,s At o elk, p. ~,
upon the premises. at tho fnaas occupied ~ VIM.
MnsiocAs 90 ng.on i ues, tho !e;i!ienes ef NJ.
en- FURNITURE; land at tho aane fI1ns viii -
rented out the house occupied b. WsiIam Whit
lock suitable Tor the accommodation Of moderate
yard sud largo garden tolsrsIis we'll 6iled with
vegetables lis23l 30. b. LIZ Ne, Auct.
BY VIRTUE Of q Deed Of Trust executed to ma
- on tho It'll day Of Apfil. 1850, BY H. " Ggayes
which deed Is duly recorded ia the Clerks Once 81
Hanover County Court, shall proceed. al tho ~
guest Of the beneficiary in said deed 70 sell on tbs
Dam Depot. on the virginia Central Railroad, on
the 4th day of AUGUST 1859 the prop
erty mentioned in said deed consisting OF I've
hne Horses. Agricultural Implements. Household
and Kitchen Furniture CONNER cmg at tho hour of
II o'clock A. Nj. Terms cash. y
{ liz I SIfsTTnN
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Stnnnnre Of snndar TrnreI

PHILApELPHIA, July 23.-In the Supreme
Court this afternoon, a decision was rendered
sustaining the Mayors action in stopping
Sunday travel on the City Passenger Railroad
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= - = 49, 49, ssz--s.--II.l
HDUcAnoN

BR0gKNILr. kC8OOr.. -'s>s->>--~---~-~.--~
'dn a!ass xND Kivkksf1f 81 tfHkt2}5TIyIEas
Will, $500 nepfember and elosss 2lth June. issii
isH ifgssss oi TWO weeks Mt Chrstn,as se'S
VIII. III I HI NJ D, 4. NJ q. Of Va, Principal
koBERT RiVES. An /, fv.
cih MINOR, Jaa - - y 's'' Assistants.
!. snstiah Lallsnagu
4 l.atth aud Greek Languaras
>. Mathematical 1s1"eos.
GA Trench spanisl. Italian. German Anglo
q q, physscal and Moral Scicncss.
lkkAs.-- : 2y0 per session tu ia n.;a h.,r
septsInber aud half On lat Fehruary ''u hai on ist
Caiaio snea ahowing the plns ~ .aL, >.
IA ,oan man aau aSsp9f Charlottesville. Va.
or sssns snd Gsrmaa and The lsm,
seachar. laYcss !. wants Situation 81
jy s5-2awtSI A''i ochooi.