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IMPEaiA4a e GIN n B HTEE
10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READI
APPLY THE REME4Y

h6SO1CB IN hEALTh.
Friend, DO you suffer! Are you the victim of ANY
purity ofthe blsodl What are they, do you ask
Rather ask, what are they not! The blood m the
source of lie and health. and il 10 the rst element
OF our being to respond to Any causs which afeots
the system, as the pulse infably attests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Eryspe as the
subtle Scrofula, the agonizlng Rheumatism, Ner-
vous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with its
torpor and detection, and the numberess ills that
eEb Is heir to, derive heir hdeous origin from IN q
blood; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use the vltalzlng resources Of nature for its aid
and suffer us to commend to your confidence and
use that truly valuable medicament known as
MRS. M. COXS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
popular sentiment has spoken in lfolded terms,
tanned by constant syowas Of curative effects and
thu happiest results fomi its use are after ali other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let US say, in CONCLUSION, that certificates %
cures are not sought from the illiterate and gu
hcia, but they are volunteered from the most re.
spectacle sources and justify the highest terms in
which II Is possible to commend 90 valuable a
the curative properties of the medicine are ca nailed
only BY Its restorative efeots the system rscoyer
Ing from disease with renewed copsttyti onal vsor
For sale By all respectable, DTAggists in. this
city, and by the proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox,
NONE Genuine unless her pane is blown on the
bottle and p her seal OF The cork -
Geors sto1n, G.. Wholesale Assnt fcr thss bis
triot and win supply the trade at my prices.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
- 499 7TH SrRHIf,
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

hAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
IL COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO,
- Carrying The U. s. Mail
The undersi gn, d are now running Daily, Except
Sunday,l Four horse Coaches be- <FHsT
boro as follows: P&N6SEA6
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of seventh
Upper Marlboro at IL o olock a M and arrive in
Washington at O'CLOCK, in time to connect with
the 8 % p. m. ain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and cOmmOdIOus, tho teams
first GLASS In the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers
Fare to Upper Marlboro. ..-...".. 50 cents.
To Long Old Fields ..........-...2
30
Freight and packages in proportion.
au Is tt OSBORN Il CO Proprietors.
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07O =. POTENTINI, one
p..tv1. poREEfkS GSETf FR III d .VO

'i'si''iit . SS$SSFf ESHsSHSas:s :'3's..A
the public generally to his New Store, under viii
lard's Hotel, Just opened, in connexion with his
old establishment, whore he will be happy 10 re-
ceive any orders Tor superior CONNECTIONS Of his ovn
impor tatlon.
Also, all orders for QinLsrs, Sulpers, Balls, And
Private Parties, which will be served uD in his In
imltable style, With the same Drom,tnSes and dis
Hatch yhIoh he has hithArto ahoXn. 90
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IN ALL ass PRIZES,
Whole Tickets, S20-Ha.ves, 100 uartsrs a s.
PflZes cashed 1t sight At per oent. discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken st par
becomes known, ~ sai'
All orders for sohsmes q tickets 70 b addressed
se14r Care Of Cftv Post Charissfon. &c
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RALIlMOkE AND OHlO MAILMAN.
u WASHINGTON BRANCH.
~
CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, June 18th,
1880, trains will run as follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and TAD q. m.
Leave w ashington at $40 and $50 ,. n.
On Sunday at % p. m.
Leave Baltimore at AS and 8 40 a. M
Leave Baltimore at Sis and 40 D, m
On Sunday at4 Is .. m.
Passengers for the East will take trains st eao
and 7.40 q. m and 20 p m.
For the West at 7.46 .. m. and $50 .. m.
For Annapolis at 7.40 m. and $50 D. m
For Norfolk at 7 40 q. m.
On Saturday evening the $40 D. N. train goes 10
Philadelphia only.
je lS-d T H. PARSONS, Agent.
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S
- IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS

DR. J. BoyEE POPS
Are now being used from Name to the reat Salt
Lake, an the universal verdict of all who use
them either as Sssdtcias or a. bscsrass, Is that
they are unsurpassed in the world. DR.. Dods used
them successfully in his practice for IS years before
we purchased OF him the sole right TO manufacture
and present them for sale TO the public. For the
cure OF lnolpiont Consumption, lndig estion, nys-
peps1a, Piles Nervous Diseases, FemSls Cein
yand doubt Iaost invaluable remedy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are pure, whole
some and delightful Beverage, producing all the
pleasant eIhileIsting effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their Injurious results. Let all friends Of
humanity and all advocates of temperance assist
US In substituting these valuable Vegetable Btters
for the mineral poisoas and adHiferatsd Liqxc.s
With which the country 10 flooded, and thereby ef-
teotue;ly AID IN banishing Qiseese sad Drunkeness
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO..
ProprietOrs, 70 William street, New York
j. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
Washington, d. @.
DR.. ]. BOVEE DODs,
IMPEAIAL GIN Differs,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urlnary
organs, and especially for Female Obstructions
never fail TO cure, and are warranted to give sats
laction.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
Propretors, ~ William st., New York.
1e7lyr Agent, Washington. d. c.
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PIONEER STEAM MARBLEA AND BROWN

[OIUNEEH TEAM MAKBLE AND BROWN
STONE WORKS.
The subscriber begs leave 10 Inform the citiz IAN.
Of Washington, G eorg etOvn and Alexandris that
ne mas added TO his long established business the
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work in tbeiT Va
r,ons bT1:nShes Marble M.nIsl.. Table and W.s6
s s. TSps, Tie, Monnments, Tomb and Head
stones, SLABS. Window LIntels, Sills STEPS AND
pIatforms Having purchased lar e stock Of Italian
Marole In BLOCK from rst hand at the lowest rates
WORK as low as IL can be purchased in New York.
dephia, or Baltimore. The trade supplied
rate as furnished in New York, and ON sooommoo
9pa ,g terms. Also, on hand, large supply Of
Putty At New York prices. Encourage the entaf,
Prise; 1t viii be an acquisition to the city.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
Pioneer Steam Marble and Brown Sfons Work.
Pa. sv, cor. Thirteenth St,
az II SIN Washingtop, ID. C.
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DENTISTRY.

ID. DENTAL CARD.
TX MVNSQN mas returned and res umed his
profession Ohce and house at 463 Esi.>
every other approved style, DIR. NJ has se, 1l1o
teeth on vulcanite Base for the last IN ee years
and Is one.thlrd less in price than gold. His old
patrons Of Washington, Alsxsndria, ~ 6eorse-
town are speotfnlly collected q call en- Is esfy
n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. LOOMS Has closed his ONCE for the sea
son, and viii be absent, as usual, during the sum
meI months VIII resume practice about the LIST of
October; OF which further notice will be given.
u l0-d
H. DENTISTRY.
Tx. HILLS, AFTER prectcs: test Of two ysars
feeis that ne Dan with confidence recon
mend the CheoP lastic Process for in serti nx
ertiholel teeth. Ii hA the Advantages of0
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Ful
gsser sets inserted for osS. Partial in pro1ortiop.
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ENDOksEMENY OF PEE PRESS.

YHE MANY YHOusAND0 eufsd Al this nstitutiss With
tbs last ssvsntssn years. and the important surft
q. operation. perfsrmsd y Dr. Jshnssn, vhsssd sy d
ssPsrtsn Of the pspss and many cher psrssns nssss
ysieh have appeared again sad again iss the public
.dss biz standing asa {snlsnsn staSss,ss and rspsas
siliy, saostSnt GuaiaRtss he snistsd ian 4Sly
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UrThe U. 9. NAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this Now LiIe.
Tickets can be obtained at the Mouth Western
Ooe, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy lvania Az
enue, to the following points:
Lynohburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta.
,Chatsanooss. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Mcntsoms1y, Mobile, 'HMa :mph, So, snd
NEW URLEANS.
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THE STEAMER JAS. GUY WIN resume her
g. trips on TUESDAY, 2lst Of
ISSTsSN '' every WI! Fu jfssf WAs snd ~
FRIDAY, at O'Clock .. M, and ALEXANDRIA
nt half past6 pollock. for CURRIOMAN and the
lntermediate Landings. On her return trips she
will leaye GURRIOMAN, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY a 5 o,9lSot a q;
NATH'L BOUSH. Ag't. Alexandria. n %
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y ~. s...n. sTak656kNS FF tfhifEE5Ss -'n
Aisasndsis and MssSinstcnS fS to- Ssv viii Leave
York EVERY WEDNESDAY, NJ s4T4k
O'clock P M, end SeS Y9rk for Wssh-Sts
Ps,sepssfs can join to ship It lsIsnd,. =, an,
nNe before tns hoss 81 tne sts.msrs dsisrtnfc.
GROSS thehAr Up e9nsss uence Of low vster III aoodS
81 tb % lsdg@sg hss''d 70 and on s ssmsr
For freight Or E S16,RsAs .sHeply Y .
ssB-s.M&TT Wsatsrp ~ MI,
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" THROUGH TICKETS 10 THE w.
RIO Us VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
ohioe At .. m. and .. IN.
JAMES A; EVANS, Ticket Agent,
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EDUCATION.
FEMALE INsTITUTR.


NHR Eleventh Session OF this Institution will commence on the
nrst Monday In OCTOBER next and close the day Of
June, 1870.
The Principal does necessary 70 dive the name. NJ
the Assistant Teachers 10 his employ simply saying
ed BY eleven thoroughly quahsd Instructors and that every
will be made to maintain the high reputation select character
OF the School
Te offered the department Of mec Vocal and
fundamentally are unsupaaeed The most accomplished teachers
In the city and particular attention paid 70 this
valuable Accomplishment.
Two ladies' educated Paris and speaking
the purest French reside In the family OF Pnept whose
peclAl duty Is speak French hAbuay with are
studying the language confidently asserted that AZ much
and French spoken In the honse any school
In the UniOn
subjects of Philosophy and Chemistry are fully T.
Illustrated BY experiments the apparatus the Institute
being complete ~ any In the state
Especial attention given study History English
Literature Rhetoric and Readings portion Of the boh
The Principal refers with pride the following list Of PlrRos
about the best evidence Of the meTls Of hi SCHOOL,
Hon H. A. Wise, Norfolk, Va; NJ p Maury Nat o.;
Rev VIM sparrow, theological seminary AeIandra; p
Rev H. Kepler Rev D. Doggett, DR. B. r. wexford A A.
Morson Anderon, r. GrAttsn James Lyons r. Price
VIM Palmer COL Rontane, Col W. Munford, A. Ruiher-
foord Hon John Robertson Richmond Jas horson Gooeh
land; Wm CLARK b. Darlington, HxlaI; X. CrAle Green
ber, Va; 81 George Cooke PovhAA Dr. H. Stuart King
bemarle A. Penn j. W. Carroll New orleans; Baylor Esex
Mrs Harrison Lower Brandon COL Dabney Dry Grove
Misa Bryce Stewart oArksye Tenn Hon. G. H. Lee CArks
burg, Va
made alsc virgins Military
William Mary College Professors Bledloe
Board, Washing and Lights s2qs 90
Latin Modern Language In classes each 20 90
Music, Vocal or on Plano, Harp, Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing or Painting in oil or water coors go to 50 90
Use Of instruments per month ..'.....,', So
Payable Isl October balance on III. s OF February
For further particulars for catalogue address the Principal
D. LEE POWELL,
Jyi2-Sm Box 81, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-13

No-''oS"EAlFH ". CRESsHAW.-JOsepa Il. CrenshaW,
geo WITH shooting John o. Askew, was arragued
V0'oFe The Mayor, yesterday forenoon Messrs.
A. a. 1ofson and fhOm4s p. August, appeared as bis
counsel As usual when cases Of this character
sSae before the Mayor tho court room was crowded
speeAtors Tue brothers and in innate friends Of
me prisoner we're seated near him. Mr.. c. seemed 70
fea1s the painlulness Of his position but did not ex
nioit any discompOsure.
Dr. u A CrenshaW was the only witness Intercepted
ne stated that the condition Of the wounded as
favorable As could be expected He was better this
morning than be vas last night aud better last night,
tnAn be vas in the afternoon. There was a possibility
o. bringing him 70 the Court House within a month
Inc wound in the chest about four inches below the
Collar bone, and inclined directly downward
Ihe Mayor having Unlimited purpose 20 postpone
the examination, Col Auguss delivered brief argument
against the continuation, in the course OF which be re-
marked that be had known the prisoner from childhood
that they were boys tOgeiher-and had he
heAFd before OF 10. CIenshaW WrOnging any man, BY
word, thought. or deed.
NJ. NOrson also argued against the pos,porement-
He reminded The Mayor OF that cardin rule OF law which
declares that every is presumed 10 be innocent until
h. IS proved 20 be guilty. When aparty brought into
court Of justice charged with any OF nee he is entitled
% early tritL IL there other witness than
III irjured man there would be continue Oh
ere but since there other witnesses more impart
aud better in the eyes Of the law than the absent one
there we're strong reasons Why the examination should
not be delayed
The Mayor replied by saving that he was aware Of the
provisions in the Bill OF Rights quoted by Mr. Morson
but bad never known them 10 be applied in expedtug
preliminary examination. In respect to the absent vii
nes il was enough tor bin % knOE tina. he a CON-
pstent witness in the case and the injured ptrtv
leading witness No regretted the necrsi Of delay
more than himself and If 10 had TO se,c citizen wor-
thy OF eulogy, he did no kuOw worthy than
The prisoner but he the Mayor placed there ext
cute the laws, and be woui do So influenced by his
personal feelings.
The case was then continued until Friday tomorrow
whereupon the prisoners counsel submitted appcs-
ton for bail which they enforced by argument bli WIKI
OFT avail, the MAYOR declared that be believed he
would violate the laws Of the Commoaw eah il he should
bail the accused Mr.. Creushaw then renandsd 10
jail
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ARRIVAL OF TILE NORTH STAR

NEw YORK, Sept. l2th.-The North Star has arrived
from AspinWa. She brought hundred and ninety
thousand dollars in specie. Tue Sibine and Falmouth
were at AspinwaL Mr.. Blum, an American resident Of
Bueraventur has been arrested at Panama for the nom
payment Of note given TO the Custom House author
ties for duties The American Consul was investigating
the case
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TuE PmLApELPIIA SssAVsRs.-'We are glad to no.
tcc,7 says tn Philadelphia s7srer th,t the steamers
trading etWeen this city aud Richmond Va. continue
with they certainly merit iu share Of pub
lie encouragement Our Old iavor,,e The Citg Of kich-
u0sd has receatly been tAorOugiy repaired aud had
new boiler placed IN her, aud she VI immediately
suas her place the hue making, wi-h her conscrt the
TirqiHia, regular semiWeCky cOmuuu catons between
this por, and Redmond, sailing wednesdays ard Sat
uTdays. Both vessels amply provided Wi,h accom-
modatons for passengers, and their officers courte
Gus and Obiging
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
Nd annN THY
NNUN TUN
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS


SPRINGS for cure o. Chon diseases renders upon
Fo many years be waters these Springs
ported ard BY persons heir homes and experience
from alsi- lss ,rlen drgat hrssi al tis Jountain
These gently APERIENT very decidedly ALTER
Others ihsi has owen 10 them her his reputation
rs Er The peculiar operative inaaenees by which they
stiLls rluEr sscreOns re0irs CirOnc fl1nnldtiOns
orsrgos 0tsfOsl In the smaller vessels and rOe Of morbid
accommodations irOm diseased thus producing the derd-
prgnd changes demanded In almost Of Chron-
As an GPERENr and Alternative The range Of disease 10
Ehh hey applicable yin be apparent 70 nedea msnsueh
m Instance Chronic affections Of the Stomach B1res LITER,
Ea-y Sti", de- DC Upon the functions Of The organs geneT-
and establishing healthy seeruonI In such have departed nom
m DYSPEPSIA and In Cronie ,AtonS Of the uucos coat
ofs stomach and BoWe they employed with the haPPiest
IN me various s OF LIVER DISEASE their superior eeaey
has been long and drmy estahlAhed
CHRONIC oIARRHA omen cured BY them Gaer other
To COSTvENESs Of the Bowels and TO PILES they vel
10 he ssrsrai forms Of KIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended with naannso3s hey are very .srvlesASle
To the sererul Ts Of CHRONIC ObskRUCrlONs,A a., Pe
tl 6flaies their dsrGtirs Influences Omen emnenty
NEURALGIA and the various nsrSous dases when they are
the result Of organic arrangements treated with great neeess
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known soaey Is eOsva With
Az Paatve Of most excellent GoUT their value has
In aEkCtRiGL DISEASES and in that peculiar Affection tha.
abuse Of Mercury In sIFHrLIrio affections, full
course Of he stands unrivaed Is curative
" Pamphlets descriptive OF the medicinal character and
peAbss Of The Waters furnished gratis, on application to the
Fhsss waters securely put up at Springs gass bottles
being regularly furnished % the Agents In Richmond for
prevail iaposoa each bottle has the words "GREEN
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown In the glass, without
ORDERS nom individuals and the trade Throughout, the United
''-''' PURCELL, LADD co,
ap1T-dkcsn Gent Agents, Richmond, Va
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OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE,

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE,
NHE session OF this School for Young Ladies' located at the
the Of 9Th and Franklin streets Richmond, Va will
begin the h day Of October 1860 and close the s0h Of
June next ensuag.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
l. shumAte Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guAges.
R. @. ellison, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev. James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard Boudsyer, French.
Carlos Mera, Spanish AntItalAn.
Albert De Roedg,r, German.
Miss ElVa NJ Jones' intermediate English
Miss Maggie D. Brander Primary English.
Horace Chase Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Painting and Drawing.
}. W. Reeve PenmAnIhip.
TERMS.
TERMS for the Session. payable half hr OF October residue
Yet. II, 1851:
Primary English Cneludng Vocal Nusle) ....... $50 90
English, Including Vocal Musc) 20 90
senior, ncluiing Vocal Music 90 On
Langusges each ............... 20 90
Piano. Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice. for half
hour lessons per week ............. ....... ~ 90
Piano. Organ, Guitar Cultivation OF the Voice for
hour lie som, per week 80 20
oil Painting ........ 90 90
Pastel or Water oOlor orayon Drawing 20 90
Use OF
ornamental Branches -
washing and LIghls Is %
Application pupils and ali communications concerning
the School should be made 70
THOMAS l. GALLrHER
Richmond, Va
The session 1860 '6 will be furnished
70 those who apply a. indicated DS-ly
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MASSACHUSETTS, DOUGLAS CONYENTION

SPRSGTIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, Sept l2-The regular
Democratic State Convention met her to-day. They
have been abandoned to Douglas by the other wing
Erasmus d. Beach, Of Springfield, was nominated for
Governor by acclama'iOn, with full State ticket and
Electors at large. Strong Douglas resolutions were
passed. The feeling is decidedly against fusion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-13

HJsrISG's CoURr.-Ssaior Aldermen Sai,ray prssid-
Gag. Yesterday the following criminal dispOs-
ed Of.
Henry B. Hernandez, charged with f,loniousy steal
ing and carrying asay various articles 0ifuui,ure
in; app rel ETC, the property Of 5 L. Trsey Was
reminded for trial at TIE November Judicial term Of this
court.
Chas Grace and George Smith indicted for petty lar
eenN commiite several months ago, were tied, found
guilty, aai sentenced sixty days imprisonment in
AL
Chas Davis slave Of Sirah Tompkils, charged with
stealing six barrels OF sugar from Msssis l. * g. r.
Davenport, was ordered be punished with thrty-niue
hshes.
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NEW RICaMOlO rHRATRR.

NEW RICaMOS ID rHEATRE.
~ KUNkAL NONLEY, Lessees Aai MAnAgerL
SPECIAL CARD.
This ELEGANr ESTABLISHMENT, being completed In
~ department and pronounced the
HANDSOMEST THEATRE
In the CNioN rePlete a. Il Is with
EVERY COMFORT
20 the audience, will
POSITIVELY REOPEN
On THURSDAY EVENING Sc TENDER 18Th, with the Come
d. ofths
LOvEENOr
An OPENING ADDRESS written expressly for the occasion BY
popular Lite gentleman Ois ely and the lsushabe Farce
OF an
ALARMING SACRIFICE
~ PON-BOOR NOW OPEN sel2-9t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-13

NEw GERNAN PAPER.-A new German paper to b.
styled "Yirguisehe Zsitugg" Virginia Tines is to be
published in Richmond by Messrs Hermann Schu-
RIGHT, leditor) and Heinrich SchO,t, (prn,er.) The
FIRST number will be issued October D and the paper
will appear regularly three times week from that date
until l. secures sufficient patronage 10 justify daily ed
ition The Zstung viii be neutral ia politics but Wi
seek promote aud defend the interests OF the German
citizens o. the United States. BESIDES the State and
loc>lneEs markets ETC. /. viii contain the general u-
tellgence Of the day secular AID religious; together
with correspondence from the principal American cities
and from Europe and a carefully prepared literary de-
psr,ment selected and original Mr. S.hurch. brings
che editorial chair the advantage Of previous
ton with the press In Saxonv.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA. N. Barbour Superinten-
dent Of Harpers Ferry, has not been dismissed
stated Il enormously reported that Mr.. Barbour
delegate to the Saunton Convention, and Doug
las EcctOr, and he rendered his resignation, which was
instantly declined by the President
The steamer Seminole, arrived of French Guiana
10 81 days from Norfolk.