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COUTHERN FEMALEINsTITuTE,
- IllI IL ~ Il

The 18th session of this Institution vill com
mence on the LIST "f October next, and close the
last day of June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
" qualified instructors, and every effort will be
made maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The ADVANTAGES offered in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANG TAG ES are I'M
surpassed, while es pecai attention is given tue
study of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC aud READING.
The Principal refers to thu patrons of the School;
or to the Faculties of the Virg mia iitary Insti
tute and Of William and Mary College: to Profs.
Bledsoe Smith, Coleman. Davis and Maupn, of
the University of Virginia,
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course of STUDY. terms, regulations and full list of
patrons to which attention is invited. address the
Principal. ID. LEE POWELL,
Sc Its Box 81. Richmond, Va.
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S1UTHEhN COMMEh.sAL CoLLEuE

CDUTHEhN CUMMEk.s CoLLEuE,
~ RICHMOND. VA.
INCREASED FACILITIES,
In addition TO the advantages already offered at
this Institution for acquiring THOROUGH RU.
SlNESS EDyGATIoN, Series 0f LECTURES
on VI MERCANTILE LAW and COMMERCIAL
ETHICS will be delivered during the Winter
months, commencing early in October. To these
Lectures. the Students of the College will have
FREE admission.
Glasses in French and German are also being
ofmed for evening instruction, by competent and
approved teachers.
Sc 2I-2w j. W. EEVE, Principal,
- ELECE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
- SCHOU L.,
franklin Street, ADORE It'll.
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RAILHoADs, sTDAMBoAT. !.

S .Rrcaxosp: oe, Z !. tr5s.,
OLD FONT. S 6hfS al Anb bcFEolfpTn skIKoSos
pa psssEsngsr Tran Of the Richmond md I.i
DAY. October 8 az v. "a, ,fsATUR-
Steamer West Point, which viii leave Ps With
queen CopIt-s2use at 32lp, NJ for No,tnhlEE .sd
in Norfolk at l0.0P. NJ, K n TEsshpdl arrivs
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No. SURGEON DENTIST
%A-- Once on Meln, below Pearl street, mex,
door to ?. Horton keach's trimming store, and tive
doors above Messrs. Thoa. X. Price Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
Having returned to the city would Re pleased TO
see those that have engagements with. ALI opera
tons performed the most approved and Sole tho
style known to the Profession, and all work done
~ him warranted u give atisfaetion toeIS-1v
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r. H. TEMPLE, SIM,
-o< VIRGINIA CENFn.I
AH EE$5S15761tI RA L ROA D,-FtIJ az
aKE S-2H-y40@ RANGEM ENr = On "

AKESzx-AG RhNGEMENF-On and an, en-
MON D A Y the lst Of October, the NJ II Az
PASsEN TRAIN will leave Rlebunnnn55
daily, texcept Sunday.) at 80 A. NJ. for Stsnn,an
aud all intermediate way stations. cunrec,i AZ a.
GORDONSVILLE with the ORANti and Ai'Ef
ANDRfA RAILROAD Trains for Alexandra A
intermediate stations, and at CharlottesyiIie WIS
their TIA ns for IL Dchburg and ali points est and
outli-wess OF that place; ard EVERY GTAEP
DAY VIZ TUESDAYS T4URSDAFsandSh SAT
URDAYS !, for Jaekson's River and stations IVES,
OF StaunLOn.
Hartman Il Browns Stages connect with the
tram At stanton on MONDAYS, Wed es as and
FRIDAYS, and ~ tiosh hen on Tuesdays. THURSDAYS
ana SATURDAYS, for llexIngtcn.
Hartman. Mason Co.'s Stages CONNECT with
the ira on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and saturda,s
st MillborO', for the Warm Springs: and at JaeS,
sons RIVER, fr the White ulphur springs, lew.
lsburg, &c. Returning, the Mail Train leare,
Iaekson's River on Mondays, Wednesday, aEd
Fridays, at $50 M for stanton
FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger car Al.
taehed. will leave Waynesh ,ro' at 745. and Staun-
ton At 45 A NJ, ON MONDAY s, " ednesdays and
Fridays for Jackson's River. Returning leave
Jaekson's h lver on Tuesdas s. THURSDAYS and Sat
urdass at IS A. M, for " p hesboro'.
Through tickets for the Warm ard White SUI
phur SPRINGS. Lexington, LewisburS, Sc also,
for Winchester, Lynchhurg, B,nsaeks, Salem,
ShawsvIe, Ghrsiiansburg, Bristol, Knoxville,
Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Grand JuretieD,
Memphis. Canton, New Orleans. and all important
points in the Southwest, can be procured az the
Tuos DODAMEAn Gsnu Sun,
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DECHMDAD FEMALE SEMto AIRY. ON
u GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
AND F0UaTH, RICHMOND, VA.
A. Nj. DUPUY, A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
The next session Of this Institution will com
mence on the LIST of October, 1860, and will termi-
aate on the Both June, 1851
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore. by a
well selected corps OF Assistants, who, with their
ability and experience, cannot fail to give satsiac-
Lor.
The Boarding Dcpar tment will be under the man
a<ement OF Mr.. and Mrs. DUPUY. assisted by Mrs
Mary Il. CAssELs, formerly of Savannah. They
tione Will reside IN the SemlF ary with the young
aides, and Will exercise parental care and CON
tToi over those committed 70 tneiT charge.
The success which has attended this effort 10 es-
tab.ish in the city Of Rich uOnd Female Semi
nary fine first class, mas encouraged the Principal
next session. The buildings are now being en-
arsed, and important notifications will be made
ii them, winch VIII add greatly to their conve-
uIenee and comfort. The lodging rooms are large
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
to four boarders Will occupy one room. The Reel
tatOn Rooms will be well arrang ed for the accom-
mediation of the pupils.
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ousAp. .a7s aOrsCHs.
1Oen STUykS-STOVES 1Ql

IOUU. ICUU.
VIM. SEARS WOOD,
No. Main street, near the OLD Market.
Manufacturer, w hoissale anG Retail Dealer IN
STOVES. RANGES AND FURNACES,
MOTIFS AGktCULTURAL Dollars,
TIN AMP SHEET IRON ware,
COPPER LIGHTNING RODS, &c, &c.
PLUMBING and GAS-FIrTING, IN ali It's
branches
a. JUBBING promptly attended TO.
rs REPAIRS for al kinds of fuVES, always
on hand. -
ROOFING AND GUTTERING
done the c,ty and coaRtry, IN the best manner
nj at shortest notice. Sc 26-ts
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yrIhE INSURANCE.
L MARiNE iNsgRAR
iIno0rporated lS32.)
EaE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lHsek
ANCE COMPANY.


Ax.OMcs No. i3l Main Street, Richmond, 70
Capital aud Surplus, 53so,G@D
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of tsVea:y Seven
psdYs experience in the Insurance. business, and
having enjoyed the favor ct the pnIic during ali
of that period needs no Epecai Recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, ani
Marine Insurance IL all palfs OF the world.
It's cash capital Sn1 surplus are as above, and ia
affairs are managed prudentiy, but literally, and 10
rates are as low - those Of any ether good inssg
ton. DIRECTORS:
w. l.. Cowardin, J, Il. Wacsvorth, Patrick Cullen,
Jokeph Allen. NTn, seer., Geo, W Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Ihos, samson, Is. l.. Winston
WIN Palmer, ChGs. W. Purcell, Jno. " Gordon,
Alex. K. Parker, jos. P. Winston, Arch Thomas.
Jas. A. Inoes, II. A. Cllborne,
Apply 70 tha presideat or Secretary, in porson or
BY letter. W. L. C0WARDlN. President.
WN. WILLIS, 1E.. SaoretSry. ieo-tH
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CHINA, GLASS, &c
0N q. n. TAYLOR, IN
- CHINA. ets'sss 1 An ; IgARrass-

am now in receipt Of my Fad stock Of GOODS,
larxef than ever before, embracing nearly every
article in my line of tusfneaa. int nd competing
with the re. packing houses of the North, and vii
duplicate bills purchased OF any OF them within
the past year.
"a Goods carefully packed and shipped prompt
ly. call is respectfully solicited.
zA-2m r. II.
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Jcp. :. Low y Is. W VI. ID. /
/ % " = ,. b. coo
u PhENLN FOUNDRY AND

IL PHOENIX FOUNDRY AND
IRON RAILING MANUFACTORT,
h ST. Sd door cast of Main, Richmond Va.
We nave recently rebuilt and made large
adil'i'n To our Works, with the moGeTn
implement IN tools. We fatter ourselves
"a d W can supply CASTINGS, PLAIN
and Ok NAmENFA RAILING. kERANDAH>.
a lAHiW CAPS and SlLLS, COLUMNS. IRON
Ft-aH :, and general iron Work, at prices TO
slir tue times give call, AMI examine de-
81. us, &c. re 70 3m
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reduction Of one fourth TO Ministers.
EANo extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery ct their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
iy. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with MIN, and all letters for
them sent to his care.
Catalogues, containing full details, may be oh
tsined at the Bookstores, or by application to the
President. CHAS. II. WINSTON,
4-2Hm Richmond. Va.
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VI all, daily, Except Sundays,I at ..--.s0e P, N
ap 3-ts THOS. II. WINNE, Superintendent
.s~....- NOTICE. 1870

A1A ASSsss TO PASSENGERsISoU
kr1(xGv~ GOING N0RTH.-NEW Az
NT.-IMPORTANT TO IRAVEL,
ERS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND ThkOl6H
GHECKs.EGREAT NoRTHERN RouTB-CN.
ryins the greet United States Mail. Twice daif
Sunday night excepted between Rohmonc, ASi
apdria, w ashlngton, Baltimore, PhIladeiPala' Nes
York, and all Important points west, va Aseas
Creek and Washington. over the Richm0na' r.
cricksburg h Potomac Railroad To the PotoHhs
river, rs miles, and by splendid and coniofta,A
steamers thence To Washington s. mics 70 4. ~
miles IN seven hours; being q comfortable sLd "
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ and ], NJ
BAGGAGE, under charge OF special hee9N
ChECKED THROUGH TO Washington, batmsiS
Phlade lphia and New York $3.50.
THRoUep rIcuxrs can he secuTsd 10 the 1o-lr,
inK points-viz: Baltimore, Phl'adelPhIa, ,4Io.li
nat, columbus adiSnapohs, slEp' .rtuL, -.
fsrsonviiie. aook Island, Lsnesylls, Wsshins..'
New York. st. Louis. Chicago, SltsDurk' I"S'
vile, Decatur. Newark and 'uceen7s ..
passengers breakfast and cup 81 hsliahd az
on board the comfortable steamer between hcs-'
Creek and Washington. l. mo
Persons wishing 10 Obtain tickets iof r. ~
raats for Washington city and p"lhts ~. ~
North, must, IN all cases, be yonehee ~ ..
some responsible white citizen OF kehiLoLS =, a.
person, known to the ofhoeTs OF the hoaa' -
Tickets will b cold II APPLIED for ~ aiin IA.
IA For further Information, apply Htah JAW
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
Jas. 3. WINSTON, Gsu'l TioEs'hI
o.
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-r--x~- TRAVELLERS 1874

~ --'HsN0RTHERN CENTRAL
RAJ w Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday az 8 81 A. NJ,
and at 30 P. M, for Niagara Falls flare only ten
doliars.l Buffalo, Owego, Oswego, Toronto Ham
lton, all parts of Western New York and Canada,
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis and sill
parts of the West, Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers can go 10 Detroit, Chicago. Mllwau-
kIe, &c. VIA Niagara Falls at the same cost az BY
any other route.
A new route to New York is now open BY this
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
train and go through By daylight, over hTst-can
Roads and through beautiful country. Try H.
IA Buy tickets only to Baltimore;
JAS. G. CLARKE, SupL
JOHN T. RIsNEr, Assistant Ssp't. ie BLY,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

ssMSsz aNGEA AE sST Va so RThs MS
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
the pubho that they have arranged 10 run their
ETiGE .na FIX sEw 70 f hGE
MOND, thereby afordng unusual facilities tor
obtaining their freight and packages in the short
Expresses leave New York at l,s and o'clock
p. NJ: Expresses leave Philadelphia at A. III.
and IL p. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 20
a. n and and aIsp A. arriving in Richmond at 50
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil
adepbia and Baltimore, and all points North and
West, al $50 A. NJ and s. 80 p. M
Freight and packages should in all cases be at
our office ONE HOUR before the departure of the
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
The Adams Express Company iesl that they can
guarantee To the public civity, attention and sat-
lstaction In all their intercourse with their officers
in Richmond. and nothing will be left undone on
their part to meet the wants OF their customers.
Freight and packages arriving BY the Express
from the North at O'Clock r. M win be delivered
advance of twelve hours over our arrangements
SEN H5kk r. 4E4
ysted lHmedassy pR9nr the s5,lysl "A the shiPv
AGES, Nj oNEY. BoNbs, LRGAI b66ccnn-
patch to al parts Of the United States, Csnsdas
an notes STHEEspe DRAFTS AND BILLS. with or with
the 81 an
SLAVES forwarded by each Of our Expresses,
TOBACCO and other samples carried st unusual
All frsixh.s promptly called for and delivered
"a For further Information. please call at our
0ai''' aa ADAMS ssis'i klxrsEss COMPANY.
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S. sQUIsk,s sELECT CLASSIC

Ls AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Come, Main and LIST Streets, Richmond, Va.
The Fourteenth Session will commence on the
Gath OF September, 1860.
TEKns-Per session, half session in adraace:
Junior English. Observation-Disclosures. so OF
Senior Eng llsh, or Beginners in Latin 81 &C
Latin, 1teek, and Higher Mathematics. 90 o.
M0dern Languages, by Mons. PAkDIGoN.. 70 a
DrawIas, by JOHN A. CALYo.--.....--..... ~ on
"a. Appointments may be made with the Prn-
cipal by note through Post Office. an 30--ts
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AJR. ID. TURNER'S S2AECT
afks. PELLETS $, HOoL,
WI ON HR0An ST z \ EFT

I,
BETWEEN 10TH AND liTH.
Mas PELLET will resume the duties OF her
School IN MONDAY, OCT lsr,anG vii be aided III
all It's dsbartments by an efficient CORPS of teach
eTs,
Parents who entrust their children 70 her care
are assuf red that thew will be thoroughly grounded
all the branches essential to finished education
Terms maJe known on application al her resi-
denoe, au l0-2n
LNRSE CLASS MALE ACn1UL, at Sauu-
l. ders' Hall, half a square from Mr.. Lefebvre's
On FoUSAEE, BEIWEEN CRAZE AND
BROAD SITS, COMMENCING SEPTEMBER
18TH. INSTRUCTORS:
s. I. PENDLETON, Principal.
T. 2. CKUMP.
- -, French.
-, Drawing.
The dcc0nM Od1tioHS superior IN sUeTy respect.
DRILLING will be continued.
TERMS Semi annually in advance $50 to $50.
Apply to s. L. PENDLElON, 4th St., between
Main and Franklin. at the school rooms.
au25-6w
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"a WE HAVE SOME GREAT BAR.


IF.SWe are nov, 10 receipt Of our usual large
EIsH ock of CHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN-
WSAa WARE. PLATED GOODS. FANCY AR
1lVL ES, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. &c
to which we invite the SPECIAL attention ct pur-
ohasers believing we can offer inducements got
TO be met with elsewhere. Examine ior your
selves STEBBlNS. PULLEN CO,
Corner 9th and Broad stfeers,
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CHUR CH Hill. ENGLISH, CLASH
- CAL. MATHEMATICAL AND COM NJ Err
CIAL SCHOOL, ON BROAD, BETW ZEN 2DTH
AND 2isr STREETS.
Mr.. WILLS havins dissolved his connection
with the above School, the exercises will in future
be conducted By the subscriber, and will be re-
sdmed on MONDAY, the I7Lh Sept.
Terms, from $50 TO 500, payable semi annually,
in advance.
Sc 6-lmS JNO M. WINFREE.
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y BHiUSD E9iALtt f&sTIEUTE.-
Ia The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER 1sT.
1860, and ends the last OF June. 1851.
The increased prosperity OF the past session en-
courages the President in the effort to make the
institution yet more deserving of the large patron
aud the high literary character II has acquired
Its Faculty Is large anu able, Its buildings which
have an ample play ground attached,) are bedutI-
fully located and thoroughly furnished, its appa-
ratus costly and complete, Its course ofstudy com
prehensiYe and thorough.
The English Course, as will be seen from our
Catalogue, Is unusually large and II is made
peciaily prominent through out. LANGUAGES are
taug Mt after the methods best adapted to secure
mental GlSel pine, which seems the true end OF the
study but, IL French particularly, conversation
is also caretUllt attended to.
The Musical Departae Rt remains in charge of
Mr. CLAPp. and Mr. C. G. MERA has been added
10 it. FACULTY:
Charles H. Winston. A. NJ 4 Univ OF Va, Presl-
dent and Prot. of Moral Science and English Lat
Rev. j. l.. Burrows. D. D., Evidences of Chris-
James Leigh Jones, A Nj, Univ of Va.,) Mathe-
mates and Languages.
R A. Lewis, NJ. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof. F. Emion, tof Paris,) French.
Senior Carlos c. MeTa, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary l.. Lettwich, Drawing, Painting, &c.
John w. Reeve. Penmanship.
Miss s. P. Royal, English Branches
Miss II. s. Valentine, English Branches.
Miss Jane :. Stanard, Preparatory Department.
Mrs. Ann E. Mallory. Preparatory Hepartme Mt.
Miss Mary &. Lathros, Pre- paratcry Department,
II. b. Ciapp, PrincipalU OF NJ usical Department
G.. C. Nera, Piano.
D. 4, Ericsson, Guitar.
The President will hear the rotations of attn.
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
ZION to the Primary pupils.
NIKE MONTHS.
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JUdbIUu OF On puFIlss
TERMs-FoT NSas Months.

One half payable on the LIST of October, 1860, and
the remainder on the 10Th Of February, 1861
Reference is made to Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge,
Gnd to any the former patrons of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
detailed information, can be obtained at anv OF the
bookstores, or by Application to the undersigned.
iy 23-9m 4. NJ NUPUY. Rionmord. Va.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13
NeMa Lfena.

Notwithstanding both Houses have agreed
to bring the present session Of Congress to a
close on the 18th inst, it is now thought to
be extremity doubtful whether the public bus.
iness can be finished before the LIST of July
The mission Of the American Baptist Union
among the Karens in Burmah has a wonder
full history. Only thirty years ago the first
convert was baptized, and now the number
of church members is over $4,000, and the
natives under regular Christian instruction
amount to more than one hundred thousand
The apportionment under the census now
being taken viii be reported to the next ses-
sion of Congress. This will afford ample time
to the Legislatures which meet biennially, as
well as the others, to district their several
States The thirty-seventh Congress being
the fifth under the present spportionment the
next apportionment will not by the law of
1850, go into effect until the thirty-eighth Con-
gress, the term Of which commences March
4th, 1863
The New Orleans Coroner's Report for the
past quarter exhibits a frightful advance in
crime in that city Within the period named
inquests have been held upon the bodies of
forty persons, male and female, who came to
their death by violence. Several cases where
no decision had been given by the Coroner's
Jury, the report mentions as being under con-
sideraton These added to the number, make
a fearful catalouge.
Since the assassination of Prof Crawley in
Cincinnati and the failure to discover the as
sassin or sssassins, the papers in that city have
been excited to expressions of alarm at the
frequency of such crimes A Cincinnati pa
per- Of recent date, says: "0ur city is infes-
ted by gang of rufiians and desperadoes who,
during the past two or three weeks, seem TO
have been amusing themselves by making
dastardly attacks on quiet and unoffending
citizens and knocking them on the head with
out the most remote provocation."
The Rochester Daily Union says that the
Niagara Suspension Bridge has lately under
gone a very minute and careful inspection.
1t is pronounced by those competent to exam
inc it, as perfect as it was when completed,
and there is not the least evidence of weakness
in any part, Those best acquainted with the
bridge express the conviction that a century
of time will make no impression upon the
structure in any part 1t will be looked upon
by future generations with admiration as
work of wonder and triumph of mechanical
skill
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13

From the New York papers W glean the
following rumors relative 70 matters in Wash
iugton.
Authentic advices from BoFotn report nc
repeal, or prospective early repeal of he
Chiriqui grant 70 Thompson and dhisassociAscs.
The grant was made by the province Of Vera
qua, and l. IN conflict with the concesalon of
the supreme government to the Panama Rail.
way. Such, At least, Is the view Of the Nation
al Congress
The Conference Committee on the Home
stead bin had another protrncted session again
to-day, hui siled TO adjust tho differences be-
tween the two houses. Another and fnal re-.
port VIII Be made on Monday. II is pretty
well settled, however, that they win be unable
TO agree, and that the bin will fail in conse-
quence thereof
Unless there Is better disposition shown
than has yet manifested itself, the Post Office
ApprOpriation.bill viii go BY the board again.
The Conference Committee upon disagreeing
amendments between the two houses, finding
themselves as wide apart as the poles, gave it
up in despair.
The House stood firm on the restoration Of
the postal service, and the Senate committee
refused To recede The committee reported
that they could not agree, and another com
mittee, consisting Of Senators HUNTER, COLA
MIR and RIcE, and representatives GRow REA-
GAN and \. b wAsHBURSE, was appointed
They had temporary meeting this afternoon,
and adjourned 10 meet on Monday, at eleven
o'clock They are undoubtedly in favor of a
restoration.
The following proposition has been submit
ted TO the Senate by Mr.. MALLORY, Chairman
Of the Committee on Naval Affairs That the
Secretary of the Navy be, and is hereby, au.
thorized to cause to be constructed, equipped
and armed for the Navy, as early as may be
consistent with economy and efficiency, seven
screw sloopsof-war, not exceeding fourteen
feet in draft, at the government yards or by
contract a. the Secretary may deem adyisa.
bic for the public interests. The models, con-
structon, equipment and armament Of said
vessels to be devised by board composed Of
one captain, one commander. one lieutenant,
three constructors and three engineers Of the
navy, under the direction and approval of the
Secretary of the Navy; and for this purpose
the sum of one million Of dollars is hereby mp
propriated out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated
! The Chairman Of the House Select Commit
tee on the Pacific Railroad finds great Difficult.
Guilty in procuring meeting of majority Of
the committee; hence ii is impossible to report
to the House, and it is query with some whe.
ther this is not one method taken to defeat the
bill, for there is not doubt that the House is
ready to pass bill containing the central route
as amended and the Texas road
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-13
ohio Teachers, Association.

The twelfth annual meeting of this body
win be held in the city of Newark, on the 9th
and 9th of July, commencing at 9o'cloek A.
NJ, of the former day Thursday
Report from prominent educators are ex-
pected on the following SUBJECTS
l. County Boards of School Examiners
2 The Importance Of the High School
3. The Supervision of Graded Schools.
L. The Culture OF the.Will.
s. The Study of Language, withs.special ref
erence TO Rational Culture
6. Life and Services of Horace Mann.
Addresses will be delivered by Prof f B
ANDREWS, Of Marietta College; W. +. CRosBY
Esq, of Cincinnati, and the President, JON
HANCOCK, Esq, of Cincinnati
Ladies will be entertained in private fami
lies The hotels propose liberal terms. Ths
usual half fare tickets upon railroads have
been solicited e. E. WHITE,
Chm. FIX. Com. o. s. A.