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The Missouri Election.

ST. Louis, Aug. 2l.-rhc Democrat n Re.
publican nrgan) thus estimates the complexion
of the next House Of Representatives IN the
State Legislature: Douglas democrats, IS;
Breckenridge to-. 81; Union men, IS Rrl,ubli.
cans u. and Ten counties to lIe heard from.
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Now York RcnubIicuu

SYRACUSE, Aug. 22-Thc Republican State
convention assembled here t" day, James N.
Cook, presiding. The Convention Illuminated
Gov. Morgan and Lieut.. Gov. Campbell, for re-
election by reclamation, and S. II. Barnes, Of
Chcnango, for canal commissioner.
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New YoRE PoLlrIcS.-Thc State Executive
Committee Of the National Union party of New
York on Tuesday held the FIRST meeting of q
series of semi-monthly meetings to be held
hereafter, and adopted n resolution cordially
approving Of the Union electoral ticket made
up by the Bell and Douglas party Of the State.
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AID FOX GARINALDI..-Thc mysterious
American bark" Charles B.. Truitt, which lay
off Queenstown, ireland, five or six months,
with arms, has now discharged her cargo Of
l,llJ cases of Colts rifles into the steamer
Queen Of England, fitting out at Liverpool, for
Garibaldi. The rifles were valued at $50, Q00,
and were shipped by Major Bartly, Of this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-24
Reaa,ne oIat,er on Every Page.

In orr Daily edition to-day may be found the following:
OK F:ns7 PAea-News and other articles ofeeneral Inter.
est. o. ssccsp P.ur-Editoslals, communications la'e
news, &c. Ok THIRD ~PAGE-Local and State news. leic-
graphic dispatches, marine ucws, &c. O.. F"rHFh rAok-
Poetry and . variety Of news Items.
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rn c,unI.rNE Y. wILLrAMSoy

w OF will please take notice that l shall proceed, At the
la, otice of Lurfurd AID f.irnh, in Manchester, VA,
OH Friday, 18th day III September, leSu. between the hours
OF . A.. VI. and ~. VI. Of lint day, to take the drp"sitiors
ar Nm. Il. WrIiycr AMI others, to he read in evidence on
my behalf in = ccrtaiu suit now pending in the Circnit
Court of Chesterfield On the ChHncery side thereof, wherein
an pI,In,jT uud YOU are defendant. II the linking of the
. id .i.po,i,,ons shall, from any cause, not be commenced,
or being commenced, shall not he completed, on the day
aforesaid, the taking uf the said dispositions will lie ad.
iournrd from rlsy TO day, Ir from tins 10 time, until the
taking Of the same shall he completed.
e. u. WILLIAMSON,
AM oi-cvIw By Counsel.
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NORFOLK MARKETS, ArGusT g.

csRy.-YeIlow sjaGS cents; white '0ai5 mixed u CENTS.
Wngir-white ut 81 25al ~, red lUai -. FLorG-Famiiy,
per barrel, Fl % Extra i 81; surerine b to = -; Fine
; 70 too. O,Ts-42c. SHISGLgS-l!rnri, per lDNnl, - 10 :;
Sap 8 10 20 / 80 building 3 "A tod.
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4 PRtSCIPAL l. wanted to take charge of Cappahooslc
Ia Academy in Gloucester county. The next session com'
mencing M The list October nrNt uIn'l ending vn the lit OF
Aurn.t following.
Salary, the tuition fees which have ranged from G0 to
s>Ei.
.%hme but Southern gentlemen aud those mh" can fur
pi,f: unidentified testimonials Of qualifications and moral
character need apply.
Applications VIII be received ill the 10Th ScitcmLer, III
which line 4 selection will be made.
Address Jefferson W. Stubs, Ed. or the subscriber, 1t
Gloucester c. H., Va. wM. II. SllElLD,
Aug .i-ciw Presi.lellt OF ihc loarA OF instructors.
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nocrat;c whecl.borses, has been handed TO us
for publication, the editors Of the swing" Ito
whom it was seut> having declined its publica-
ton, on account OF want Of room in their paper.
PNeY PLACE, near Claiborne, Ala.,
August 18th, lSd0.
To the Editors Of the Richmond Wing:
Gentlemen: Your paper of the 3lst ultirno
resched inc on the 18th inst, anu contains IN
article. which I promptly notice, because en-
phatic and personal reference is made to me.
Tine article to which | allude is taken from the
Nashville Pat1 lot, and is headed THE Conspi-
racT 10 Break up the Union" and closes with
this sentence: And vel! might r. G. Scott, a
aclesa,e from Alabama, as he is reported TO
have done at Richmond, Virginia, unfurl the
Breckenridge banner, with the war cry Of 'pro-
tsction or Gipo"i.'"
Such a declaration ! never made, and the
change is utterly unfoumlcd. have on all oc.
casions and ut all times discountenanced any
threat or menace rs to what would or ought
to be done should the South fail to receive AIDE.
ouate and ~ciiectual protection for the endowment
of her equal rights in the territories; and
certainly nrver have in any address
made by mr at l:ichInond or elsewhere
uttered the sentiment attributed 10 me
in the SaSnFllc THtiioI Ill urging up
on the people at Richmond and other
places the deep and valuable Importance Of the
right to protection by Government to all of its
citizens, in lie peaccablc enjoyment Of their
personal rights and their rights Of property, I
have striyen to show, that in the perfect maill-
tenance of this principle is involved the value
Of ell civil government; tha', indeed, it is the
cornerstone Of all good government; that its
nesation or destruction would make govern
ment valuelcss; that wherever the citizen was
found, whether on the high seas, in the wilder
ness, at home, or in foreign lands, he stands
surrounded by the power and guarded by the
strong arm Of tho government Of his native or
adopted country, TO yield him protection, and
save him and his from outrage, violence or
wrong, and to secure him, in the quiet and un-
disturbed and ample enjoyment and use Of his
property. I maintained that the inyiolab;lity
and sacred observance Of this great principle
involved more, much more, than any strife, eS.
listing or to come, in reference 10 the protection
Of alarery in the Territories; but that to aban-
don i, and make the non-observance Of it, an
exception to the general rule, in the case Of
sis7c property in the Territories, would be
most iamcntably dangerous.
Il would be to temporize with and submit to
The Erst marked and great advance OF that
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BloopY TRAGEDY IN CoRprS CnRIsTL.-The
Corpus Christi (Tcxas) "Ranchero" states that
on Saturday, the 18th instant, John Warren
made an attack on James T. Barnard with Il
bowie knife, cutting him very dangerously,
whcrcupon Mat Nolan, the sheriff, went with
Il posse to arrest Warren; the latter, however,
haYing produced 4 six shooter, refused to sur
render, and shot Thomas Nolan, the sheriff
brother. in the head, wounding him, it is fear
cd, fatally. The sheriff and several others then
fred at Warren, who fell dead, literally riddled
with balls. The situation Of the wounded man
was considered very critical.
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, ArGrsr 20.
rInrn-6 VI to & 80, City Mills Extra i 80 IL q 80
Family : 50 10 5 90. WuEar-WhI,e | ~ to | - red
| ~ TO | 81. CuGS-10 cents. 0lTS-H TO 10 Cts. The
quantity Of wheat Offering OIL market il very large.
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The trial Of James Shepard in the Circuit
Court last week, for shooting his slave, result.
ed in his being sentenced to II months ilnpris-
onmcnt in the county Jail and to pay u tine of
FarmriHe Journal.
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FOR rI.lLADELPIIl.l

TIME A So. ! Steamship VIRGINIA.
Captain James H. Kelly, il nov ready 4-s.ttsssS,
to receive freight, and will leave on sA-SSfaIEI
Al. For freight or passage, having superior ucc0irmoda.
lions, apply 10 the Captain on hoard, orto
c. p. CARDUZ0, Agent, Rockets,
Or 100, Main Street, from } to : O'Clock, p. VI.
sB- Boston freight taken through By steam At reduced
rates and with dispatch. Aug 24-2t
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, Arcvsr ~.

~PLorR.-Super. . 3'a5 20; Extra 3 I'a6 l9E: Family 90
az 30. CoKy.-White I3aIGc. ; mixed Iuc. yellow 'oalGc.
OATs-strucI measure 2Sn3S cents. WHEAr-Sew white
81 80al 80: new red 2Sal 81. HAY-Per I'M lbs. q! 10
I5c. RYE GOaGL.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS, AUGUST -.

wHglr.-we quote prime whit .+0al. IL: red ! .l'al.?
TOBACCO Is sill steady In It's prices, hu, the denant'l Is tend
Ing upward, and it J., expected lhu. the Tobacco trade Will
the same. Common Iuys l.idlna. IN; gnud from " to 1; com
mon leaf 3. Iua5; fair Dat 5"; good In>: very good Sa!i;
fancy manufacturing II \ ~. coES.-supply good WIN
ready demand at e. To 30. rLOrH.-Supcr!inu % to '.DO;
extra 80 TO 9; family s.. u to 9MJ. Co1T"S.-Sairu 1t from
q 10 lOH cts.
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ROR Il

nHE Steamer GEO. PEABODY, Captain EsS4@.h
L Rich'd ~pritehard, will receive frriSl. ik.
to-day, {rriday,) and Up to the hour Q: GEI5SttE8,
leaving, l2 O'Clock, ~, Saturday, The 2'thS~-SAa~~
Inst.
Freight taken 10 Boston via Baltimore, ~ lowest rates,
with greatest dispatch.
40 ~hogshrads received on boartl unless engaged n; our
Office.
Passengers are requested 10 be on board brfor. the hour
OF departure, 12 o'clock, ~, Saturday.
Passage anu rare --.-.. .......i
Tickets procured either at ouT office In S!iockoe Ship,
opposite the Columbian Hotel. or at the Steamers
Hharves.
Aug 24-at DAVID ! WM. CURRIE.
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For the Enquirer.
south Carolina and the Submlssionist

South Carolina and the Submissiohists.
The srblnissioniSts and Unlon-savcrs, the
Southern friends of Bell, Douglas and Houston,
who propose, if necessary, to sacrifice the South
on the altar of the Union, by submitting to the
election Of Lincoln; nay, more, who will not
only sacrifice the South, but, like glorious mar
tyrs, sacrifice themselves also by taking office
under Lincoln-may find, after all, their lex
cellcnt plot" spoiled by that contumacy
and obslinacy mnurais sujet, South Ca
Carolina. Who is to fill the Federal offices in
South Carolina? Our Southern submission,
Union.saying martyrs may be ready to as.
sumo the burden Of Office under Lincoln in the
other Southern States, but will they win the
crown of official martyrdom, by attempting to
fill Federal offices in South Carolina, which her
own citizens will decline with indignation and
contempt 0or there are no submissionistS in
that State)? Who will enlist in tho forlorn
hone of Lincoln office holders to invade South
Carolina. "Thc best laid plots of mice and
men, are often thwarted BY very trivial, un-
~forcsccn circumstances.
How will the sub1nissinnist and Uni"n-savcrs
nlanay &c South Carolina. Whip her i'll: II
so-witl what troops?
4 STATEs' RIGHTS MAN
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No SMALL CnASGE.--ln the official report
of the California mint the following passage oc-
ours, which illustrates one Of the singular pha-
ses Of social life on the Pacific:
"llall dimes, three cent pieces, coppers and
nickelS are unkn0wn to our commerce, and are
almost unknown in our mint, although q few
half dimes were once issued, to the great indig.
nation Of solne people, who considered them Il
dangerous innovation, as having = tendency to
reduce the price Of labor and the profits Of
trade
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ALTON N~.ASTED.-A graduate OF lamp
= den sidney College, competent 10 tcaci. !.a''f, Trees
Mathematics and all the English branches, desires = siGa'
ton In some Academy "r private sli""i, either III 'nei',a
5 Cu,lrc-. Address \. u. C., Box dsG.
An. s'--trt I.ichmonJ. Va.
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S.,s1pol, u',Srt:H,

4 GENTLEMAN VII" was rducatr! ~ TIE University OF
N. Virginia. aml vino has had SOME eNI'crirrcc 10 teach
ins, wishes 10 Eel 4 situation 40 Teacher ia 4 private or
public school. H." is well prepared 10 teach The nsH2l
Enc!ish branches, Aucica, AID Modern l+an:uasrS, together
with The eiemri:S Sf Mathematics.
Re- .rrs to Pros. Gilders!rryc and Srhcl- De We're, u. W
Prof. 4. j. lIur', Florence University, Ala; DR.. Lsssnsr
Harrison. Ne,.u,. AILrr.s '.p."
Madison Run Station.
Au- lief Orange & Alex. L. H., Va.
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RornEnY.--A man calling himself Portu'
cucSc JOE entered the cabin of Il vessel on the
| Western Branch Of the Elizabeth river on Sat.
| urlay and stole from the private apartments
Of the Captain five hundred dollars lie then
made his way to Norfolk, where nc exchanged
the paper money for gold, and took the Bay
Line steamer for Baltimore, but was captured
in Baltimore, a telesruplItc despatch having
been sent TO the police there, by the Captain
of the vessel.
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cIorxsSGt CLUTHgSG

S1TE have just upenrl Il very lar ge and well se-, a.,
w l-cted stock Of FALL AND WINTER READY "a
MADE CLOTHING AMI GENTS FURNISHING "a
GOUuJ, which We ARE willing 10 sell, Wholesale ILL
| and Retail, ut lhe very lowest Northern market prices.
Our stock comprises In part Black Cloth rack Coats from
IS and up; Cashmere business Goats FROM 81 and up; BLACK
and Fancy Saltineli business Goats, - and up: Senl Skin
over Coats, IS and up; Heavy Blue Sni Black Beaver Over
Goats, 5 10 and up; Black aud Fancy Cashmere Pants, . ~
and UP; Black and Fancy Satinr,t Pants, 0n nud mp;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Vests; Black Satin. Fancy silk,
Black and Fancy SILK Velvet Vests; Mems and Boys Shirts,
Collars, Neck Ties, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, and a
good assortment, Of Boys and Youths wear, which have all
prices In proportion, aud 10 which We call the Alteration of
our customers and the public in general.
Country merchants would do well 10 examine our stock
first before purchasing elsewhere, At
LEVI llENTEf.S old stand,
NJ. ~, Main 81, "a door lrlow lith lor pearlD 1t.
Iu.nI-Ir
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SITUATION W.AN'EEN.

1 tiHADLhTE. both o! the Universally OF Virginia and
y. the Virginia Military Institute, Il Nirs!aian by birth,
and one who has had dive Year. experience as u teacher,
wishes TO secure Il situation az Instructor Of Mathematics,
Natural Sciences and Infantry Tactics in Il College or large
Preparatory School, either in Virginia or some Southern
State. Recommendation given, il required.
Address No.. lUl, Mathews Court House, Eirainia.
JuIv J--rItu
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---- S-~-S -
The CAPTURE OF TRuSlLLo nY Fn1BusTEE.
WALKEn.-A brief despatch from New Or.
leans, published yesterday, announced that
Truxillo had been captured by the noto'
rious ii!libus,rr, Gen. Walker. The n. Y.
Commercial, in referring to the reported cap.
turc, says:
Truyillo, as probably most of our readers
know, is a port of Honduras, on the Caribbean
sea, the harbor Of which is defended by several
forts. 1t has 4 population probably OF about
five thousand. 1t having been so easily taken
is 10 be accounted for, we presume, by the uli'
expcctedncss of the attack, the vessel convey
Ing the aSsailants having passed the forts IN
the euise Of 4 regular trader. what queer
Walker can contemplate by this movement II
is difficult to divine, but the result OF the ope-
ration it is not difficult to anticipate. The man
who twice flilcd to achieve a permanent foot
ing in Nicaragua, is not likely to snodue lion
duras, or 10 gain as good 4 footing As he tenn
~porarily had in Nicaragua.
The New York Sun is Of opinion that Wal
kcr's intention is to effect Il revolution in Hon
duras. where he has some friends, aHd after
establishing his authority there to enter the Nj
caraguan territory, and attempt the overthrow
of the government The same paper adds:
Honduras oilers All inviting field for tilllOus'
ter enterprise. 1t has an area OF neavly sixty.
five thousand square miles, and a population
numbering over three hundred thousand. The
climate, especially in the interior, is salubrious,
and its mineral wealth, comprising gold, silver,
lead, copper and some of the precious stones,
is very considerable. Its extensive forests FUR
nish some Of the finest timber, such aS naho'
gany and cedar, for export. 1t also contains
numerous fertile valleys, and aboundS III cattle
which are slaughtered by the inhabitants for
food.
The Government Of Honduras is republican.
Il has n Legislative Chamber and q Senate, the
members Of which arc elected by the people.
The two chambers elect the President. There
is, so far as we know, no discomfort with the
Government among the people, and they are
enjoying a greater degree of comfort than the
inhabitants of any other Central American
State. We cannot, therefore, believe that Gen.
Walker, who has so recklcssly disturbed their
peace, and whose aim would seem to he plum
der, will find many partisans among the Hon,
,1,rnp.
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H.KEH,s PHEnlU,1 Buffers.

U- ARE YOU A DYSpEPTIC:-If so, take BA.
KER'S PREMIUM BlTTEtS. They are the only pana,
c,a for disease, DO you suffer from constipation, want Of
| appetite or indigestion! BAKERS hlFrElss ncrrr iHil 1"
cure each and all. DO you feel feeble, debi!;ais!i, restless
at night, and inchpacitI;el Cor business? BAKERS BIT
TIERS will lnvigoraic your system, en'icc the drow-y god to
your pillow, refresh your SUMMERS, give you M eNuoera"cc
or spirits that will make the labOrs OF the day rs mere
paslime. Vegetable in their properties, and prepared with
skill, they are adapted 10 The cnrr n! all diseases "l The
stomach and bowels, and act with electric rap'ii'y upon the
blood and liver.
sH Price Ahy cent. per bottle.
TO he had OF Mcssrs. ADlE / GRAY, FISHER WIN
sTuN. PURCELL, LApD & CO., In This cit md ny al
ington CITY. u. T.; F.. II. STABILIZE. < Co, Baltimore; .; :.
FSMSESToCK ( Co., Philadelphia. anal Of BAEs;Es x
PARK. New York.
Orders hirl Dy addressing J.. EAEEk.
june ll-G&G Proprietor. Richmond, Va.
- CARD 20 YOUNG LAp;ES
or CHA aGE) 10 all who desire Il, the Recipe and directions for
milking Il simple rsGErAILg BALM, that will, i'll from two to
eight Gays, remove piGples, G!otcses, TSS, FEEcSLEs, sal
loSncss, and all impurities and ~rourhDeSS 81 the skin,
leaving the sanc-aS Nature intended i; should be-Sofr,
cLEAE, SMOOTH, aSD Beautiful. Tlho.e desiring t.c Re,ipe,
with full Instructions, directions, and advice, VIII please
jas. i. MARSHALL,
Practical CnIa.>r,
July 21-3m No. =! Cits buildings New York.
a~SPEClaa N0EaCE.-AI those In wan; OF
S~E AsMALL STENCIL FOR MAIKlHG CLOTH
lNG, are requested 10 send In their orders at once, aS We
are very anxious 10 accommodate ;hrlu i: prices from -
cents 10 sl.5D. Send by your friends or your commission
observation-disclosures by any body, 30 We sct your orders
SntisfaGtlrl guaranteed.
Also, every description Of pLAlS y FANCY ERANrS
made to order, and a good supply Of branding Brushes,
liy,rl Checks, &C., always OH hand.
4. e.. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Corner Of 18th and Cary streets, under Tobacco
March IS Exchange, Richmond. Va.
a~WIGS! WIGS!! WIGS!!:-LEATGn.
GN EL.ORrS WIGS and TOtpEES .urpass al. They
are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting TO Il charm-no turning UP belinh-no shrinking
on the head; indeed, this is the only Establishment where
these t!in:S are properly understood and made.
March i3-d&wly IL, BOND STREET, NEW YORK.
a~H3LNIisOE.D'S EXTRACT i{Mchu.
80 TIE GREAT DiukErlC.
| nEI.MboLDs EXTRACT GUcnU,
TIE GREAT DiEEErIC.
uEL.MROLDS EXTRACT BCClIC,
TIE GREAT DlCRETIC.
uEI.MBOLD'S EXTRACT EuGllu,
THE GREAT DIuRETlC.
And a Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys, liraye!, Dropsy, Organic Weakness: aud
all Diseases or the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement In another column. Gu, II OIL, and
send for the Medicine at once.
BEWdRE Of COE.f3ER FEI2S.
N-tI - ~TN
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE, NEi:N0E>,

p. S.-persons may attend the foregoing sale with the
uositire assurance hit 1 the land will be sod without limit
or reserve.
Aur IJ-ctls IL. l. y.
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Il. 4. L. &. =. L.SDEL7.,

No. 1h NORTH W!IARYES, PHILADELPHIA,
EA$uFACTulE and have .or sale
IVA. CANDLES-S.'rrmacrti, Patent Si,.rm, Hydraulic,
Adaman;iEe, Hotel. Car and Tlllow Candies.
0lIaS-lurc Sprrai, Lard l:eacheh Whale. Sea Elephant,
Strained VIA II, Tanners Curriers', Palm, Olelne and Red
Ois.
SOApS-Whitr, YeIto%, Brown, Chemical Olive, Fancy,
and other Sour4. Aug. I-9Hwyw.
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SHIPPING,
THE o. mAIL sTEansT1p aO,SoES

FOR sew FORK.
N1H Z Steamship ROANOKE Cant. Geo.
". Couch. will leave here at ;o'c!oc. I
Z. ~, FRIDAY, the 2itlI inst. SZt5Ysfss
Excursion tickets issued 10 20 am! return aG5HSS[SSE55.
by either OF the steamers, state.roon aud meals nsT1J
for the very low price Of sl5.
Passage TO New York, meals and sta;e.room ;c,,u,lu 4,
so. S,eeragc passage, 81.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boat.
Freight received to-day, CThrrsiay) and Up 10 IL- ..,.
OF II O'Clock, \. NJ, Friday.
Consl2nees are requested 10 send for their good, ia.i.,
Frelgh: for boston taken Al moderate rates, snd f,r.,,.
ed With despatch.
Tickets aud berth, secured Al Our uIl:a.. dg OF LU... Il,
SLIP. LCDL.AM { WAr>uS "'
aug Sit Opposite STEAMER. wharSr.
NOElCE.-Thr Steamships rIGGI
~ Ma. Sapt; Kelley, ard the Steamship -tE4
Vilr Or Capt. Mitchell, "fSAf-GEH
tne enion Steamship Line to Philadelphia, ISSZI~rT,
VIII leave Philadelphia every Wednesday aud S,;uri1v'
) o CLOCK, y. ~, and Richmond. w., every 1u--iav -.
Saturday, until further notice.
July .J-lm f. C4PDrrn -.
FOR HOSTON-EfrsSr VEssEt
RICHMOND AND BOSTON LINE OF plCEIg.
T3NuE last sailing Schooner wESTUyEn.
D. Captain Dirserson, having . portion o. ~
her. cSrso engaged snd going on beard viii n,T5a$
have qulrs dispatch. For balance Of i.r;,h, 10y
apply t."
A"g::-W DAVID ! #H. CCGRlE
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SECOND EDITION UT CUr;s: ur ,im

Ds0p0ShL.S Will he received by IL" :r"r.t.r? %! =:
4 Commonwealth, until ;hc 2;;h nj III. prcsent wD""
for publishing: The Second Edition. UG the COD. ~. VIZ
CHINA ny an act o.! the last ,;chrTal As 'iahlv, tn :.
rr.ary Is required 10 prepare this edition, [! .inra, .".
copies ARE ~ he printed. II Is Required ~ IL: l.. ~
specis equal III paper, printing and b Hd!ng - IT, -
clifton, aud the law requires bond md 1ccu'!'I - h. i'.T
for llr faithful -NrcHiIp;, Of the W0.h. The copyright ~
be- .scur-'i Tor IN. Commonwealth.
Persons desiring 10 contract for ti- publication, NJ. f.
il their bids ~ - mich for ;na vnlGI.r. !ir G"a" =
pre-. ably b. about iin pages larger than the i...t rdJ.:
but, more or less, the hid muSt be- by The volunr "Ni.i.:.
aS required By law. The Secretary rcscrT"s the rigs F.
judge Of the COMPETENCY 81 the publisher to i-ii"EG- =
WORT, and 10 TAKE th- btI d.rInrd b. him /" he ths hest
the Commonwealth. III" work must liz lady FOR d=i'
by the ii:-t of December nrNr-.sJ1lrr! II pus>. lie
GE14t;E y. nE&EDHn
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EUiNTED.-A situation 10 teach by a Graduate of
" Ihe Virginia Military Institute who is competent 10
teach Latin, French, Mathematics, &c., and the clements Of
Greek. Refer 10 John i. Cary, \. NJ, Principal OF the
Hampton Academy, Hampton. Va.
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