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! I !. :; :.
947t; North CafoIina No. I Cnt $50. Gross % -;
fG MR. fnt o kss ~ Hs't b. ~ MseIsi.i
TT d's g Is Z M's, 81 eeshin.
sliRFsrs IL Flour. and re can give nc secs:t'cns
- : -, !. -. mn
doFE ssssd & s ssss, Win ysis iins bu.
hAY.-Ths MARKETS yer, bare, and hay is wanted
oATs.-ws snoss Old ii &C., ard nav a ssc...,
!. OF Ship stun Dsssc. Brown Stuff &C.;
Shorts i66 fSc- !: Bran 17tkc. go ,sss
= rxcasrEe svA.) MAaKxrs, Ans, n.rDsrins
NE Rs ..sF sse s :s 81 e ~ s
s6ovs nsiiusn. Fine j notwithstanding LEST and
= $500 sSOd .d ~ asss 3.
dunn do. e&oa7.s0; Shppins tobacco 9sollS0.-,
The transactions In wheat were very heavy, and
ss. Z = The ssss part Of ths week :essd g e:
lower grades Of White. We have heard Of no sales
Of Red. Market duh The Flour market Il dull
and drooping. superine Is; Extra S6zns5o ;
a. Nerthern Markess.-fBY TKLEcHArH.I
!, BALTfMoRE; Aug. 1s:-Flo1r dull.Howsrd street
white and yellow 7oa74c. Provisions firm Mess
rGrk sl I ri Bscon Sides SIC. Whiskey steady
. NEw YORK, Aug; ls;-Flour, declined Sa l9c:-
Gnrn actiss and cents hshsr Mes: PS OK syT
nessee SIS 9N5 p. M-Cotton unchanged
Other articles unchanged from Saturday.
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3 s H; pdsi Of the, lehmoad sas1
rddss IA.
FfDxRlcxsBulvA., Aueu

,n So = m,rnina n. While Mr.. W
15tcphena SIS convelg Win some ,M
in the strjSL he fell, MAS diassU ssd
up. when life was extinct. Mr. SaePne a. .ss
IN as,aition Is This he has for several years
s'ecunied much Of his .ftmetn the nenu4etpr9
of tstacco. MIR. s. was formerly sesi0nt 81
Rs!sE,saEg zee ThsrsM rs xs5ss NJ n:
much respscted,. and leaves An Anectionafe
wife and several interesting children to m0urn
their. loss 49, IA LII Il =, W {
nrsrrrsssra AccTpEST--H ss6and ard Wife
n,o,,.,a A farmer named Folsom, with his
vie residents of wright'county, Minnesota,
with their two chilnren, had formed Z
family party to 60 berrying, and started
across a lake in q canoe, leaving their children
ON shore 10 walk around. The ST. Panf Times
says: sssl sat sass
when near the middle of the lake, frem
sone uuex planned cause. the wife fell out ahd
the husband immediately jumped into the
water 10 her rescue In doing This, the canoe
passed beyond their reach, and, although the
man. every effort to save her life was unayatl.
ing She sank beyond his grasp and was
seen no more. Finding the last hope Of res
cuing a dear wife from q watery grave
thus frustrated, the husband turned to
swim towards the shore, nearly half a mile
distant, where his two little sons were
standing, almost frantic with grief, they
having witnessed the painful scene
But the effort made 70 rescue the wife had
tired the limbs Of the strong man, and his
clothes, saturated with water, rendered his ex-
ertions 10 reach the shore still moro fAtiguing.
Still he pressed on until he came within
speaking distance of the little boys, when, ut
terly exhausted, he bade them goodbye, re-
making that he should never see them again,
and sunk. Once, twice, three times he came to
the surface of the water, but there was no hu-
y<s.- b. IL Co.
the last time. The little boys, terror
stricken at the awful reality they had wit
messed, at once FASTENED to some of the near
neighbors, and impaired to them the sad news
of the loss of their parents. The news SOON
spread throughout the community, and an eff
fort was shortly after made by the neighbors
to recover the bodies, but mp to Tuesday these
mad not been found.
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THE DUTIES OF MR.. STUART,S CLAS.

rTHE DUTIES OF Mr.. STARTS CLAS-
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 -Anelent
Of the University in this department under DR..
Harrison, to whom he refers. A Primary Depart
limited number viii be seceived. au6-d2m
beaumont FEMALE SCHOOL. - The
ID third annual session Of this School will begin
18th of JUNE, 1850. Beaumont is three miles north
of Gordonsvie, in healthy res ion Of country.
with beautiful mountain scenery. and accessible to
churches. Miss PAGAuD, an accomplished Virgin
ia lady, whose competency and practical fitness
have been fully evinced during the past session. is
associated with me in conducting this school. The
course of study EMBRACES the usual English branch
90, Natural Sciences, French Latin, Piano, CUR
tar and Vocal Music. Painting Drawing, Mono,
ehromatie, Wax, Leather, and Worsted Work and
Embroidery. The charges for ten months vary
from 1870 to $500, according to the studies pursued
For Circulars, giving particulars, address,
-, = Il JAMES l.. JONES, M. D.,
an ll-Tu& Est Gordonsvilie, Va.
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The Morning News.


The morning Neaes," Of yesterday, nnfurls
the flag of JOHN MINOR Boris for the Presi-
dency, and announces the accession of A.
JUDsoS CRANE, Esq., as its senior editor. Mr.
CRANE is too well known as a forcible writer,
ripe scholar and able debater, to need any in
PRODUCTION at our hands. Mr.. CROCKETT who
has conducted the paper ereditably from its
beginning, will be associated with Mr.. CRANE
In the editorship, and the proprietorship of the
paper will continue in the hands of Messrs.
CROCKETT and GARY. We cannot doubt that
under such auspices, the News will become one
of the most efficient and distinguished politi-
cal journals in the State 1t has our best
wishes for its success.
Expenditures at the Fashionable Water
ing Places.
The New York Herald estimates that the
three hotels at Saratoga make sixty three
thousand dollars a season. Saratoga, New
port and Cape May united, clear about half
million. 1t is conjectured that there are not
less than two hundred fashionable summer re-
sorts, large and small, throughout the Union,
whose profits probably amount to ten mil
lions of dollars. The large sums spent i'll
dress, travelling expenses, carriage hire, and
petty items of expenditure, swell enormously
the general cost of living.
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MonEs SCANDAL IN SPIRIrgAL CIRCLES
In the 6npreme Court, New York, ON Wed.
nesdAy, WIN. b. Coma obtained q divorce from
hie wife, Ada i. Coan, ON the ground Of adni
tAeys 10 answer or refutation being put In by
the wemAn, who Is we'll known as . trance.
speekinE and haaiot-test medium Of eminsnee
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WHOLESALE INCENDIARIsM AND ATTEMPT
ED MURpER.--A Store and Nine Barns Bs~nt.-
villain named Henry Chapman set on fire
and destroyed no less than nine barns and one
store on Monday night, on the road from
Preston city, (Ct) to North Stonington, and
attempted to shoot a young man named Chas.
Wheeler. The Norwich (Ct) Bulletin of
Wednesday, recapitulates the losses, which
amount to about SI0,5O0. The eighth barn
fired was that of Mr.. Latham. The Bulletin
says: fE
The ninth and last was Eleazer wheeler's,
his own law. half q mile beyond, in
the edge of North Stonington loss 500. Mr..
Whceler's son Charles Immediately remarked,
on seeing Mr.. Latkam's barn on fire, THAT is
some of Henry Chapman's work, /" and soon
the flames burst out from Mr.. Wheeler's barn.
While they were carrying water to extingulsh
the fire in the barn. one of the boys discoyesed
Chapman at the corner of the house, attempt
ing to set fire to some dry brush lying against
the house. He Immediately gave the ALARM
Mr.. Wheeler ran into the house and took down
a loaded fowling piece, to be used If occasion
required. Charles seized an axe, and both
rushed to the back door. Chapman was lit
tie distance off, cursing and uttering threats
against the whole family. Charles took the
gun from his fathers hand and fired Mt him,
but the cap only exploded. Chapman then
said with an oath, "There, your gums missed
now I've got YOU. Charles Immediately ran
in AMI primed the gun, and Chapman went
round in front of the house. MIR. Wheeler fol-
lowed him, and Chapman drew pistol on
him.
BY this time Charles had his gun ready, and
punched out light of glass in a second-story
window, fired at Chapman, and he supposes
lodged a charge of shot in his thigh, as he stag
gered and almost fell down. Chapman then
snapped his pistol twice ut the head of Mr..
Wheeler. but MISSED fire both times, and then
turned and ran OFF. MIR. Wheeler struck at
him with the axe when he attempted to fire,
but just missed him. Mr.. Wheeler followed
him on the run twenty or thirty rods, but
Chapman was too fleet of foot for him, and es-
capped through a corn-field to the woods but
on "Wednesday he was found dead abont a
mile from the house of Mr. w heller, with nearly
one hundred shot wounds on his body.
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Piccolomini has given concert in the Crys-
tai Palace at Sydenharn, near London. Eight
thousand persons were present on the occa-
sion ~
A reward Of three thousand five hundred
dollars has been offered for the arrest and con-
yiction Of the murderer OF the late e. T. Stirl-
ing, OF Cleveland, Ohio. ,ss.. gs ~.
The Circuit Court OF Kentucky, in term At
Lexington. have decreed . sale of the Coving-
ton and Lexington road, under the second
mortgage. 81 * sasss 5 f..I..ls =
= The Troy IN. Va papers insists that an
eartnquake shock was felt in that CITY on
Thursday. ~ - =
Mons. Derate is having dispute with Mons.
Blondin, at Niagara. He offers to eight Blou.
am on the rope, for $780, s-as.sa &
J. Is. Phillips, of PhiIndelphiA and 1Gr.s
npwner, OF New Haven, Conn., lately died II
havana, Of yellow fever. u
!. The British Scientific Convention will b
neid at Aberdeen on the 18th Of September
FRINGE Albert will act as Frs4tdent.
The sentence. Of death pesdino against 6te~
phen II. HouseE ct 81 10nts - hen cana
united TO imprisQnment Ter Ate.s safAg
G. WIN. r. Ponder, we'll knewn cittzen Of
baltimore, died susfdeoiy Saturday might.
AT saratoga, in he hrticle 81 egEA three
thousand SIX hundred afe used every day.
MAJOR Helm, q. =. Consul At Havana has
ARRIVED At New YOfk. "a ~
York,
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hkAvf' SwINDLE-The Boston Atlas and
Bee states that An employees of the Roster a,J
" oreester Railroad Corporation has been de-
teeIea Ia robberies at the freight depot in that
Guy These have been carried on for series
o. years, enabling the man to accumulate. as
.nc result OF MS long-practised knayery, prop
.ne CITY, ana large number of bank shares,
anu mas made Investments generally with a
CALLS AccEprED.--A letter from the Rev
WIN. II. Charming, of Liverpool, has been re-
ceiyed by the commitee of the thirteenth Con.
gregational church Of Boston, accepting the
Rev, Mr.. Coolidge. bishop Sonthgate has ac-
cepted the rsctoTship Of Zion church, Fifth
Avenue, New York, lately vacated ~ Rev,
Richard Cox. $3.50
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CHOLERA INFANTUM.-The Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal states that this disease
10 unusually severe the present season. At
meeting of physicians in Boston last Monday
several cases were reported, in which the sud-
denness ofattack aud the rapidity of the course
of disease were remarkable. The disease is
very prevalent and very fatal in Providence
Great pains should be taken to prevent chill
dren from being exposed to cold and damp
without sufficient clothing, especially toward
night. The absurd custom of dressing little
girls in hoops no doubt renders many children
liable to the danger of cholera infantum, by
exposing the lower extremities. Twenty -one
children died in Boston last week of this dis
ease. This is about doublet he usual number
at this time Of the year. ss8
THE ENGLISH WESLEYAN ('oNFERExcE.-
The body assembled at Manchester on the last
Wednesday In July. The vacancies in the
legal hundred were filled, five by seniority
and two, Reys. VIM. NJ. Punsheon and George.
Scott, by election. DIR. Hannah declined a
nomination for the presidency on account OF
his failing health His advanced years Also
induced him to decline reelection TO the Sec
retaryship, which he has SO long niled In the
Is chapel committee" 1t was announced that
nearly S3OUO0o of chapel" debts have been
or placed in course OF liquidation
during the last five years. During the past
few Years the Methodists of England have
raised fi43,Ooo for chapel and school purposes
dIohc. sssa 81 k3sefssf2 ESD sIsssstg &
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a GREATKEDUCfiON in THErr
NJ PRICE OF HATS AND RoOTS.--A
: From Is 70 ~ Per cent. saged. ay Buy
. N ing from ], H. ANTHQSYha


NMN Columbian Hotel building.
Moieskin Hats Of best quality. % q. do. sseend
quality, Ooy fashionable Silk Hats = - 6nt calf
skin sewed Boots, -; Congvess Cater No0ts. %;
ere csif skin scwed Shoes. 3 -. ssss sss ace
j. III. ANTHONY has made aSranRements With
one of the hest makers In the city Of philadelphia
To supply him With handsome and snlatentisi calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which hs will sell q the unpre
cedented low price Of THREE DOLIARS AND
NALUABLE REAL ESrATE IN THE
Y CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.--We
ole for sale. privately, the foowing psapeFty be
longing 20 the estate Of the late n. h. Raslspd
' No. IA MOST DESIRABLE REsIDENcE at
the N. r. corner Of 9 race snd Adams strceta. The
lot fronts IS feet on Grace street, and runs bpck
shout l45 feet TO an alley The house 10 ot wick.
built in the best manner Containing II rooms with
all necessary out honsos attached inciulng kltea.
en-. stables. carriase- house. &C.. 81
No. "A LOT fronting - feet on Grace street,
~ Se a sa fb ips TENEMENT on the ninth
ssde of Broad street. betvsen lat street and Brock
INK about "a. feet on Broad street. spd rlnains
NO . s 81 o.
ss &c. .oG&a s s;ifs ss On rro.a..r,s..
adjoining No. s ffcntink about the aamA two sios
ries hik b, and the runnins back the 0tdePth
Of tho lot-say ahaut - lost--aas ter10ne yssfs
p.NSs a, = ss ssa sss y icA J. s.,.a
street, adjoining the above. each fronting nj feet
a1 FOR s1 .s9: s .eses s, s sss E 81 s,
q -. A 40 u s~xeta (snras~ ~ * : n Stk ia
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c. 3, 8: ss;as; ,;|; 81 =
sp l&-1ts C0rner 0f Cary and 18th sfs
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ER ESH GAR DEN SEE0.-
= LsssssS S Ekb, @- a.. ~ -
csr I'D I'D siesyiss ~ . sEEn G. Ne.
York, For sale ~ i. 81 81. - 20. q -.
N l6-sa 0E0.WATT& W..
III N1ps. psims Wssisra .6idsq aaA sheai-
w6EbE .ass IS 8, q e Ia It.
90 q. ss's .:a q s;sl' q :
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WINGS CRACKERS are DISTINGUISHED from
" NIL others by the sweet taste Of tho wheat,
which thew retain to . remarkable degree, and es-
RScaally BY their kind ection upon tho stomach.
infant q the AGED, = ven = b. delicate pefsoss
generally.
No other production from wheat has evcr been
S VALUABl.E AS AN ARTICLEOF FOOD,
and many Tealize the most Dostapt benefits fron.
their daily NE in MAINTAINING healthy tone oftka
aystcm. All claxses can use them 70 adyantage
regularly On the Mmlly tahie, and as ecpn0mcall5,
9kev c&i1 bread. Thus each viii 16ad SMrt ~ TIA
most pleasant meal they have eaten made up lfuID
ths,s trsaly hsalthipl and dehshtfnI crackefs.-N
sod only 5, - : ~ T. ], RicHARDsoN,
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-, FOR RENT-Thc large and very Desirable
Ba RESIDENCE on the west line of sth, bar ween
- Clay and Leigh streets, now in the uccupancy
of Mr. Charles Cang.an. Possession giyon LIST
aals-1t GoDDIN & APPERsoH
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so RlcHARDsoNs

04IMARY SIG HO L,-MR rs. U'LIA "a
,5oH NSIQN vii open Eshook lor smsli Aaye
Franklin FAd Grace streets. a. MONDAY, i9thl
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WANTED, CARPENTERS..-App at the
w corner of Grace and 9TH streets, or at the cor
ner of Main and 7th streets. Also, one SASH and
BLIND MAKER. One preferred that has had
some experience with machinery.
jy Its $500. GREEN t. ALLEN.
VNANTED.-l0o IL NEGRO MEN, as LABO-
w RERS, at the Haxal Mills. ff3
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IITANTED.--A situation as OVERSEER on
w Farm, or to take charge of Milk Dairy, or to
take a Farm on shares and furnish hall q the eA-
penses-not particular as to what sort 81 eilPiooa
ment. The hest of references can be gwen. Ao-
dress rs. J. W." through the Post Once.
= an 16--3tk
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&LEEE TUESUAY.-The A No. ] stcnmship
sss1ssSssHCity of Richmond, Capt. Il. INTEGRAL.
is now ready to receive frelght, and viii leave on
TUESDAY. August 10th, at o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply TO II. +. FUTILE. All,
Rocketts.
Freight through to Boston, via Phiadelnhin BY
steamer, at usual moderate rates and with dis
patch. @ 4s 8fs an I3--St
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l. I'M fHkk . isqs 9 sIcss yooa ard soi
En-, SKINNER : co.
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MISS M. j. SAUNDERS viii resume the du-
1tl ties of her SCHOOL on the first Monday in
September next, for the instruction of small boys
and girls, at her fathers residence on I'd street.
between Clay and Leigh Particular attention
viii be paid to the morals of the children while
under her charge. .ka au l6-3t*
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81 ous DWELLING, with aIf the inodern conye-
Mdniences, situated on 81, between Cary ard Ca
nal streets. This House viii he entirely finished
For terms, apply TO e. 3. M0RGAN,jr..at Spotts,
Harvey 4 Co.'S. or 10 8. l.. MORGAN, who Il iiv-
ing in the rear OF the above DWELLING and will take
pleasure in showing the premises to any one.
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WANTED. TO BORROW-FIVE or SEVEN
w THOUSAND DOLLARS, to- be secured on
real estate interest to be paid semi, annually 4 re-
quiried. Address . D. Box ISL, Richmond Post
l2-4tt
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This engraving is no catch penny affair
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