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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07

The WHEAT CRoP.-So far as we
are able to judge from appearances,
the wheat crop in the western part of
this county and the eastern part of
Ross will be tolerab!y fair. We did
not observe a single bad field Of wheat
on the road.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07

PGTERsoN's MAGAZINE for the pres.
ent month has been received. Its en-
bellishmenis are of a high ordel, end
It is one of the best numbers yet is
sued.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07
The News.

The House Bill establishing a Gov
erDment Printing Office does not take
effect until the 4th of March, 1861.
A military force has been sent to
the plains toprotect the Pony Express
from the attacks Of the Indians.
The japanese visitors are getting
suspicious that some foul play is in
tended them in this country. They
10 not want to leave Washington IN,
til they start for homo.
Mr.. Baker has beep appointed Sec.
retary of Kansas, and VIM. N.
Churchill, Of Tennessee, Minister to
Guatemala, in place Of Clark, dc
ceased.
The New York Herald has a spe.
cial dispatch from Italy that GariLal.
di has been beaten.
The American State Convention in
Missouri was failure, only about
dozen being in attendance. Robert
Wilson has been nominated for Gov.
ernor 10y them, and Robert Holmes
Tor Lieutenant Governor.
The Republicans in the Indianapo.
lis District, Indiana, have nominated
A lbcrt G. Porter for Congress. Mr..
Porter is the present member.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07

D- WeGcknowledge visit from
Bro. Hood, of the Portsmouth Times.
who was in town on Thursday last
Sorry we were absent.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07
CLARKE'S LIVER PILLS,
Tie Best PTgatirs aud Purifier JsfcrstIs Psqols-
AecePted and ReeaahsAdedb BY Eiamsat
pLUfsjgnF

Tie Best PTgatirs and Purifier JsforstIs Psqols-
AccePted and RecnansHdGd BY Eiamsat
PhgiejGqs.
DR. CLARK, the inventor Of these celebrated
~ Pills, is Justly distinguished for lis eminent
abilities and scientific research. For 80 years in
his extensive practice he Experimental in bring
ing the great desideraium Of remedial agent to
act as o direct purifier upon the human system;
In this he has been eminently successful, as the
cert ifcates from celebrated physicians
show. They are extremely mild in tlcir opera
tiOn, at the same time powerful and effective in
removing disease. They never give pain, as DO
most pLrgatives, but allay 1t in all CAGES. In
acute cases they are more speedy in their relief
than any PHI now offered. '
The proprietor IS pleased to announce that he
has perfected his arrangements for supplying the
trade to the fullest demand .
II. U. WALKER Proprietor,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
To who m oil orders must be addressed. tSy-gor
sale by dealers everywhere.
- For Sale by SRY & LEAuY, Macarthur. O.
February 2, IS60.-25' ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07

lHE CENsUs.-Messfs. Malone
Gold and Cozad, the Assistant U. S.
Marshals for this County, began theiI
duties On Friday last. The county i:
divided into three sub-districts. Mr.
Malone will attend to Elk, Clinton
Finton and Wilkesyille townships
Mr.. Cozad's subdivision is composed
OF the townships of Richland, Jack.
son, Eagle and Harrison; and Mr..
Colds ofSwan, Brown, Madison and
Knox We hope the people will be
prepared to give these officers the
necessary information without delay,
aud in order that they may do so we
re-publish the questions that will be
asked:
In the first place it is necessary to
write down the name Of every person
whose usual place of abode on the
lst day oil June, 1860, was in the fam.
lily.
The age of each, the sex and color,
whether white, black or mulatto.
Profession, occupation or trade of
each male person over fifteen years of
age.
Value of real estate owned.
- Place OF birth, naming the State,
Territory or county.
Married within the year.
Attended school within the year.
Persons over twenty,one years of
age that cannot read or write.
Whether deaf and dumb, blind, in.
sane or idiotic, pauper or convict.
Name OF owner, agent or manager
Of the farm.
Number Of improved acres.
Cash value Of farm.
Value Of farming implements and
machinery.
Live stock on hand, June 1st, 1860.
viz: number Of horses, mules and as.
ses, working oxen, milch COWS, and
other cattle, swine and sheep.
Value Of live stock.
Value of animals slaughtered dur,
ing the year.
Produce during the year ending the
1st of June, 1860, viz: number Of
bushels Of wheat, rye, Indian corn,
oats, beans and peas, bucIwheat, bar,
ley, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes;
pounds Of wool and tobacco.
Gallons Of wine, value of produce of
market garden, pounds Of butter and
cheese, tons Of hay, bushels Of clover,
seed and bushels Of grass seed pounds
ofhops, pounds tfflax, bushels Of Hay,
seed, pounds OF maple sugar, gallons
of molasSes, pounds Of honey and
bees wax, value Of homemade manu-
factures.
Name of corporation, company or
individual producing articles to the
annual value Of $500.
Name Of business, manufacture OF
podnct.
Capital invested in real estate, an1
personal estate IN the business.
Raw material used, including fuel,
viz: quantities, kinds, value, kind Of
motive power, machinery, structure
or resources.
Average number Of hands employ
ed, viz: male, female, average month.
ly cest OF male labor, average month
ly cost Of female labor.
Annual product, viz; quantities,
kinds, values.
Name Of every person who died
during the year ending June /, 1850,
whose usual place OF abode was in
the family, the age, sex and color,
whether white, black or mulatto,
married or widowed, place Of birth,
the StGtc, Territory or Conn,
ty, the month in which the person
died, profession, occupation or trade,
disease or cause Of death.
,~-~~-~~~-~~~-~-~~~~.~-
u Hon. o. ID. Martin will accept
Our thanks for a number of valuable
public documents, and copies of sun
dry speeches, among which we find
ono nF his otrp
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07

UF Hon. o. d. Martin will accent
Our thanks for a number of valuable
public documents, and copies of sun,
dry speeches, among which we find
one Of his own.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07
BAKERY { CONFECTIONERY
WIZ. A. JOHNSTON.

w W. "A. JOhNSTON,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
Candy, Confectionery, Crackers, Cakes.
and Fresh Bread,
Basement of Brattoas Building, east of Court H,yse
MoARTHUR, OHIO, ',,.. -
I S now prepared to furnish customers with fresh
L Bread every day, delivered ct their residences,
lie also manufactures Cakes and Candies of ali
kinds, and will be happy to supply families, or
Wedding, Picnic, or other parties on short no.
tice.
Also, GROCERIES, Nuts, Oranges. Lemons
and other tropical fruits always on hand and for
sale cheap.
WANTED--BUTTER and EGGS, for which
the highest market prices will be paid,
FOR sALE-YEAST, in quantities to sui
purchasers. " ''i
A long experience in the business enables him
with their custom. - - Hi'h
April II, 1S60.--tfo,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07

WHAT's HIS NAME9--In 1856 it was
a very knotty question as to which of
the many John g. Fremonts in exist.
epco WAS the Republican candidate
for President. Now it is a matter of
uncertainty as to the number of the
Lincoln family in nomination for the
same Office. The Rochester Demo.
orat. Albany Jo~aal, &C., are run.
ming Abraham, while the Chicago
Democrat, New York .Commerctdl
AdCe,tiSer, and other Republican
prints 90 for Abram Lincoln. Ii the
Demooyat intends to support the
Chicago rominec, it had better follow
the lead Of Long John Wentworth's
paper and pull down Abraham and
put up Abra,n,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07
Portsmouth, Ohio.

Won't somebody take ride
We understand that Mac takes great
pride in showing the identical rail"
to his Black Republican friends who
flock in by scores to sec the sight
Iron Valley (O) Eepre8s.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07

SODA rail was taken from a
fence on MIR. Payno's farm, near Ham.
den, the other day, by several boys
VINO relish a good Joke, and sent to
the Republicans Of ofPortsmOuth, as one
of the identical rails split by Old A6o.
The "identical rail" caused great
sensation. Mcfarland, OF the Trib.
une, took possession Of the identical
rail" in the following enthusiastic
manner
ONE OF THE RAIIs--HURRAH FOE ABE
LINCOLN, THE OLD RAIL-MAULER!
One OF the identical 3,0OOraiIs split
by old Abe and lelIowlaborer nam.
ed Hanks, on a farm in Macon coun.
ty, ILL.,, in 1880, is now at the Trib.
une office. 1t is of hard white oak,
and in n fine state OF preservation
The following label shows its genuine
ness.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07
GOING WEST.-ARRlvE
Blanchcster and IilIsbOrO'

e9'-Express Mail East makes close connections
at ParkerSburg with Baltimore and Ohio Bail
road, and ct Cincinnati with trains for all points
West.
"a Passengers leaving Parkersburg at 10
a. NJ. arrives at Columbus l3 P. NJ.
say@ Tickets at reduced rates, are sold at Chill
licothc and Athens for Columbus.
- Through tickets to al points East and
West can be obtained at all the Principal Ticket
Offices on'the line OF the road.
is3"A Discount of Ten Gents on Each
Ticket from regular Tariff Rates will be made
on all Tickets purchased at the Ticket Offices.
ORLAND SMITH, Sup't.
JonN FoGGITT, General Ticket Agent.
Chillicothe, May !, l350-39'tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-07
bridge letting,
Marietta & Cincunmati and
EaIEEsbOPO'
r A l. r O A DIS.

dti5sS. i1si5 % EIsiss sssig s:ss.1 sS-l-Il
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PEACE IN SYRIA.


ST. johns. Aug. 5.-The steamer kanga-
roo. with dates from Liverpool 10 the 29th,
and kilograms via Queenstown to the Zosh,
passed on Cape Race Friday night.
No later mari et reports are received
1t is reported that the Conference on the
Franco. Swiss question had been Ihaehhitei}
siponed. 49,
on the 2ith.
Revolutionary demonstrations ontinue in
Naples. and descent on the mainland by Ga
riba,di is repor ted to be preparing.
Itis reported that a conference is to be held
In Paris on the Syrian question.
The Porte had notified the western Powers
of the conclusion OF peace between the Druses
and Maronites. He promises, nevertheless, 10
act with the utmost yigor against the authors
Its reported that the Porte has protested
against French intervention, and that the ex-
petition from France has been stopped.
LATEST
English fnnds closed on the 18th at an i'm
prONenpnt OF
Granville & Co, Paris, hide and leather
dealers. had failed. Liabilities t2OnUO
Paris kilograms say the Sandman govern
ment Will consent To support GarlbaidI IN
SIX months truce with the government of
Naples.
The steamer Edinburgh arrived ont at
Queenstown on the 2GIh ult.
Garibaidi had captured Melazzo.
The King of Sardinia had resolved to send
an autograph letter 10 Garibaldi requesting
him not TO attack the Continental possessions
of The King OF Naples.
A Mormon Conference had been held in
London. Brigham Young was elected head Of
the Church
Eleven thousand French troops had gone TO
SYRIA and 3 500 English troops and an Eng
lish feet were going
Ab-del- Kader was spoken of for Governor
of Syria.
II is reported that an official telegram an
nounces the conclusion OF a treaty of peace
between the Maroniies and the Druses, but the
report is not confirmed.
Napoleon had gone TO visit the camp at Cha
Ions.
The Kings of Saxony and Bavaria would
not particip pate in The Taplitz conference
British military authorities recommend an
increase of the army.
Parliament was expected TO adjourn about
the third week in August.
Jonathan Prizes tman, in the leather trade at
Newcas tie had suspended.
The London Post has telegram from Paris
saying, every thing tends to the belief that Ga
Tibaldi is directing an expedition against the
mainland Of Naples, but this is unconfirmed
Lord Palmerston's speech on national de-
fences, had caused great uneasiness. The
Daily News objects to his propositions as
part of plan which the government has not
the courage 10 disclose, and that nobody en-
teTtaIns that the sequel is TO be an increase of
the army.
COMMERCIAL.
The estimated sales of cotton at Liverpool.
Wednesday, were 5000 bales. The market
was unchanged.
Consols G3 a93a.
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

NRw YORK, Aug. 5.--The steamship Austria
lasta has arrived. with Liverpool dates to the
24th ult, no later, but fuller, than the news
by the Prince Albert.
A Naples dispatch of the Odd says Messina
and Syracuse had been evacuated by the Royal
troops, who were being conveyed by steamers
10 Naples.
A sult had been commenced against the
Great Eastern" steamship company, for an
infringement OF the American patent in the
combined use OF paddle and screw for motive
power. The damages are laid at $4,000.
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Northern Markets,

new YORK, Aug. Il Cotton closed quiet. Flour
closed hrm; ga es of II coo barrels; State So l0G
s6 20; ONO S520a5 40; Southern S5a565 Wheat
closed him sales OF 40C00 bushels Southern
whIle lisa 400 red Sl.32 Corn closed dull
safes OF u 900 bushels mixed 62d62Is cts Pork
closed heavy mess SIS 80 Sl925. Sugar closed
STEADY .Muscovado 6-517il cents. Coffee closed
hIln but quiet AT l1zdl5la cents. SPIRITS of Tur-
pentine closed dull at S7a39's cents. Rosn closed
A.. cts.
BALTIMORE, Avg. T. I lOur closed firm Howard
stree $3.50 Wheat closed Uncomfortable 81. 30
a ; 30; red Sll50l q. Corn closed ste ady-|yeI
Nv 10 cts; white 73177 eta Provisions closed mr.
changed. Whlskoy closed steady at 2nz3 a2I cts,
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Arrest.

WASHINGTON, August 5-Considerable i'm
portance is accorded the arrest and detention
OF white man named Ephraim Halleck, on
the charge OF attempting TO sell negro ca lied
Allen Mann. 1t is suspected that HalleCk is
one of the most active Of the underground
railroad agents. and that bis efforts have been
principally IN Tyrell county, n. q. Both par
lies are IN Jail awaiting an examinatiou-a
hahtaS CoEPKS having failed to free them.
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AUCTION sALHs.
THIS S; DAY
NJ Il. n. Geek. AM,,r.


.sALEOF sTecK ov
IuA bEsfs. sToREhTS FPAARss rArp ToN
STADcTio2 - y virtue Of d nS ~ ~ &c,
tine subscriber, BY kiessrs ~ 10 Foster 60 -
duly recorded In She once Of the Hust.nrs ,o~.s
of the city OF Richmond. will proceed 10 sell "a
She store IF said Lyie Foster l. Co. on Carr. he
tween 1Hh ard 18Th streets, on MOnnAf. sh Au-
asst. com me ncng at 10 pollock, all the stock con
'a.nsd y ss.a s'sre smbrse,sEfsyv rv roo.cco
ET, NO
sfoxes PARA and TaEQUA BEANS.
store and Counting Room FIxtures, amongst
which are elegant fire-PToof eafe, Letter
Press, Desks. 40 30.
TERas.-An sums under $50. cash over that
amount n'ohtks credit, for notes, ssilstsctorily
endorsed ciLAE l.. JOHNSON, II ustoe.
Sale conducted b, y CooK, A1ct. auz
CENTEEL MyUskH0SD sUHNITURE
II O'Clock. | will sell. At The rssldenco Of Mrs.
lTG her fh6tsIHoInpr' and Gl K KIiCHEN fWRNi
TUHE, efoD,asips general variety Of articles.
also
CRoCgERY and GLASSWARE. KITCHEN
FURNITURE, IN k0of order
The atoye is worth the attention of househeep.
e's sGf others, the whole berg IN most sxceisns
couditfur Iau2i u. COOk, Auctr.
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Additional from Europe.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The steamship from
Liverpool on the path ult reports that the
King of Naples had ordered all his troops to
be Withdrawn from Sicily.
The Princees Frederick William had been
confined with daughter.
Three Dutch ships of War had been ordered
tD
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LkAVEhWoRTH, X, l., August 3.-Tke Times
OF this city has the following III teiligence from
the Plains "Lieutenant Stewart. with nor
ton of SedgWlclts command on the tn of
July, pursued and chas tised a party of kio-
was, killing two and taking sixteen of them
prisoners. Many outrages by the kioWas and
Camanches on the Arkansas are reported"
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Tornado in Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, X. T., August 3.-Cofiee
county, Kansas, was visited last week by de.
sTuctlve tornado, causing much damage to
timber, fences and buildings AT Burlington
three dwellings and other buildings were de-
stroyed. At Leroy six houses, including the
heosho House. Were destroyed. AtOttamwa
and Otier Creek many dwellings We're demol-
lshed. number of persons were injured by
the tornado, but none fatally
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~ Re- b. Lyme, Auct'f.

FIFTY ACRES OF WOOD LAND, ElGHT
IN MI HI Is BELOW IHECiIy RiCHMoMp'
ZION will sell, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of
august, that being Court dav, ID front a. HenricO
hisy acres Of Wood Land. situated a. dessritsJ
aoove; adioir Ing The land of Miles w ade and 9th
eTs he soil ~ said TO be COED and the lsod vsl-
liable because of the wood ana timber of which 10
abounds A mare part cular description wall 10
fiven by Mr.. Winston Jordan, who sides near
the land. to any person wishing TO purchase.
TERMS 1lberai and maue known on day Of sale.
lids RIO. LYME. Auct
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DAYTON, Ohio, August3-The Evening En-
pre- announces that by the unanimous agree
ment OF the Central Committee OF the Third
district, as well as the unanimous desire of
the Democracy, Hon. Clement l.. Falandig-
ham Is declared a candidate for Congress by
aCclamStiOn
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AUCTION oALHa.
FUTURE DAYS.
T'RgsT SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT rs

TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN
L MANCH ESTER BY virtue of the provi-
SONS Of deed of trust from Robert T. BallOwe
and wife. dated the rs h of January. 1852 and re
corded 70 the Clerks office of the County Court of
gEes re made to secure to the firm of Dun
np. MoncHre GO. eeftain debt therein men
TONED, the undersigned. Trustee. at Ina instance
81 the henehciary; w sell at public auction, on
the premises, on fElDAY the nth day of Aug tfs:
ls65 at O'Clock F. NJ, f iair If nut on the next
fair day thereaftsr,l certain parcel Of LAND.
described and conveyed In said deed, lying in Tie
bulge streets froatiug 80 feet on the ca side Of
Sommers street. The i0t has on it new framed
DWELLING. and is the sans tie~ ooc tpIed by
Mr.. Branch COSBY.
6-tds g, C.. Nc RAE, TrustSe,
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.
= 0O0 Oh EsS ~ .An T. LACE SPOKE

C,OOO AT AUCTloN.-Un WEDNESDAY,,
Sth INST at O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises, on
ISM between Grace ard Fran kin streets, we shall
sell at auctiOn. about 5 100 DRESSED CAR
RAGE: BUGGY, WAGON and T-WHEEL
SPOKES. The sale will be positive, to close up
our business.
TERNs-Cash, for all sums under $50; over this
amount, 30 days credit, for appro ed negotiable
paper. BELL & HUGHES
Sale conducted by R. CAu1HoRN ana
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BY Thos. w. keesee, Auct'r,
(Offloe corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

EXFCUTRIx'S SALE OF GENTEE
- HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
VIII he sold, on i tuesday, MORNING, Aug. 7th,
commencing at 10 o'clock. at the reside of s. X.
Egglest0n. decd corner of 9th and Broad streets.
al of the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNf,
TURE: GAS + iXTURtS, &c, consisting IN par
81 Sofas. Chairs, Tables Carpets, Sidehosrd,
Lounges. Bureaus w ard robes. Bedsteads, Feather
BEDS. Hair amt Shuck Mattresses. Bedding China
and Glassware Cooking Stove, With the usual va
rlety OF Kitchen Furniture. &c, &c.
49, -ALSU-
The GAS FIXTURES
TERMs.-Fer all sums under $50, cash over
that amount, months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negot liable paper.
BY order OF the Adm nstratr,x,
ail THOS w KEESEE A,,ot,r
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BY Alex. Mott, Anct'f.

L &C.-Will be sold at auction, at my store, on
TUESDAY, August 7th, commencing AZ 10 O'Clock,
large lot Of fresh ard =, reasonable Fall Goods
netts, Merlno Shirts and Drawers. 100 dozen Hoop
Skirts, II TO 80 spring, Cotton and Wooen Ho-
siery, Bonnet Ribbons, Trimmings. &C., French
EmhroIderles and Iaces. Coats, Pants and Vests
Boys and Children's Clothing, Socks. Collars,
Suspenders, &c.
approved negotiable notes.
MOTT
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n. MACFARLANE,) N;sb, sohoo,
70. W. ANDERSON 4cCi e, G.aool
EO. A. AlNSLIE, ooiuihlttee'

MRS. DIR. RUST begs to announce that there
w are vacancesl in her Private Class for YOUNG
LADIES, which will re open OCTOBER lsr, 1850,
at her residence, Main street. between 9TH and Sth.
The number of pupils being limited to eight, eari5
applications are respectfully requested. tau J. I'm
WASHINGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA,
w VA.-The next session of this Institution
commences Sept Sd, and closes June 18th, 1861
Reference to tie Trustees and Patrons: Hon.
John LetcheI; Judge ". Brocken0Tough; Col.
F. H Smith, V. NJ. l.; Major John T. l.. Preston
Faculty of Washington College; VIM S. White,
D. D DR.. Geo. Scott.
No deduction for loss of time, except in case OF
protIacted sickness.
JNO. A. r. IMBODFN, AN.
FINNEY MILLS, Amelia. Va. jy 23-t2OthS.
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News from Havana,

NEW ORLEANS, August 3. The steamer
Philadelphia, from Havana on the both ult,
has arrived. Sugar was firm !, reals. The
exports Of the week We're IL 900 boxes-total
62s. Freights were advancing. Sterling Ex-
change l3al3A. premium; on New York Iai2,
premium.
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son. Aucrs.
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI-,

DENCE ON 2lsr, BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE SrREETS, AT AUCTION Will
be sold upon the premises, on TIL tuesday,. the l4th
day of August, at s1a O'Clock p. M, that very de-
sIrab private RESIDENCE situated on 2lst,
occupancy Of Mr.. d b Brdgfo The improve
ments are good House with rooms, a brick
kitchen, wood ard coal house. city water. gas,
bathing rooms, &c &c, all IN good repair
Terms One fourth cash; the balance at IL
and l8 months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secured by deed of trust
au6 JAS, Nj, IA TLUR h SON, Auct'rs.
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Escape of a Noted Forcer

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Col. J. Buchanan
Ross, the noted iorger, escaped from the Gus
tody OF TIpstat Porter this morning while
on the way TO Court to receive his sentence
NO trace OF his whereabouts has since been
discovered.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH sCH00I-. HnGnE

HIGH SCHOOL, HUGUE.
- NOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN COUNTY.
vA.1A SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di-
reetion Of the undersigned. 40
Though designed especially as pre- paratory to the
University OF virginia, II WILL for this reason at
ford no fewer advantages to those intend,ne IN
enter other Universities, or any College:
One 81 tho frincipais WILL teach MATHEMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
stTuctoTs shall In every case, DO graduates of the
unlversity OF Virginia. Colloqnisl classes. how
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAGES, will receive
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
guages.
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
thing.
Circulars may he obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, or by application 10 US through the
Richmond Post-Oftoe.
SIDNEY H. OWENS, JR..A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP b. STANARD, A M,
Graduate oil, and formerly
Assistant Professor at, v. NJ. Institute,
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