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Salt.

We have already referred to the importance
Of svailing ourselves of the illimitable sup
ply Of salt which our ecaeoast affords, and
which, by means and appliances within the
reach Of our Government, can be made availa-
bic IN short space Of time. The cheapest Of
all salt is taken from tho sea and conducted
by solar evaporation. We have already
called attention to the fact that the Legisla-
turs OF Georgia, with the foresight and prsc-
teal spirit characteristics of that people, have
taken measures looking to supply from this
source, and, with tina: view. have availed
themselves Of the scientific and practical know
ledge Of Professor THeMAssKy, to whom the
Governor Of Georgia has lessed portion Of
tbs public domain adapted 10 such purposes.
The editor Of D.Bow's Commercial Rerie,o
hAs seen some specimens Of American salt
made by Mr.. TaoMAssEY, from ssa-brine, after
three weeks only of solar evaporation. The
RerisU gives somo interesting facts In this con-
nsction. II states that by method of Mr..
TzcSAsssy's own invention, be succeeded reg
ulaxly At his italian works on the Adriatic, 10
obtaining large qeantitiss Of salt two months
sftsr the compastion OF his evaporatipg fields
As snthor, founder and engineer Of salt works,
large part Of his life has been spsit among
ths swamp lands Of the seaboard, near the
mouths Of rivers or ia the midst Of lagoous.
undergoing process Of removal OF formation,
Ike those Of the Mississippi. Thus, In 1874
and ~, hs spent several months in supervisina
the establishment Of some Of the largest salt
works Of Europe, created on surface of 1900
ssfes, Ia the lsgoous Of Venice, and he studied
not far from there the gigantic works which
INC senate Of Venice had ordered to remedy
the hi'ing Of the natural channels with sand.
ana prevent the anheaithiness Of the swamps
on tie Adriatie. He then visited the m .yi,;ms
ssIt works Of Austria, aud tie owners of pirau,
30 Ltris, DESTROYS Of employing BIN sar tn.
general reform If their e.tablishlnsnts, PRO.
posed ~ him m arrangement written aud siyr-
u by them t. that eFsct. Subsequently, hs
explored tho mineral wealth. Of Tuscan, and
pablishsd a report, addressed to the Grand
Duke Of fuseAay, On the portion OF bis expo,
ration relative g tbs adj an,ages to be derived
from tina enplsy1ent VI sal. ira,a the sea, la
stead If tie ordinary sell eonfu,esd ia the
Grand Irsby. In 1878 ~ ard 90, TIE
came gentleman explored Ga s.amps Of The
fsisad # carsieA, then he 'agtoas q. sla
ssasA Of the Pa, toe alag up aish sa.d u
~ cslebfs.A5 post Of Eassanss. where tics u
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THs NEW CoxhAEDsR AT PENSACOLA. Gen.
K. Ii. Anderson, who, 1t is reported, succeeds
Ger. RrsEg at Pensacola, (the latter having
Of the Potomac, is u graduate Of the United
states Military Academy in the class of le42,
and YVES soon after appointed Second Lieutsn-
sat First Drsg,ons Fer gallant and merito-
san Angnssis, Mexico, August, 1913, was
r.iss9 fc ins rank Of First Lieutenant. In
~ zen. isso. hs WAS lassss Captain. Most Of
Ii. aerf'1 es have esesi en- the frontier, and.
EN- *qasnAlf, as has hsd hut little opportu-
nifty Ter s4&. ,aestoaa at tie bectn. snr If thn
eIeaat4 r ~ sions lea. Andersen resigned
fsofa dr. iisliaed States Amy, nrd WAS ap-
pei fsss IN tscs. P.eksns Uoloael OF thA First
Regiss - So IN rasois ~ lnfantrv wtich ns,
81 LIN he asii Ult.t Ills recent rromotioS q
~ isASisr Gsnersi By Prsatdsut DAyio m is
Q gsttys n nouth Ussoltna.
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Sycamore Ho.pita1.-The Sunday School
rooms attached to the Sycamore church have
been converted into hospital for sick and
wounded soldiers. It was opened on the 2lst,
and il now in systematic operation. There
are 80 patients under treatment, attended day
and night by competent and careful nurses.
This work Of patriotism and Christian benef-
e.noe should and no doubt will be encouraged
BY the people of this State and tho South.
Packages Of supplies sent to Richmond, ad-
dressed to the Superintendent Of Sycamore
Hospital" will reach their proper destination.
We have been requested to say that tho fact
of the Hospital being there will not cause the
regular services in church to bs intermitted.
There will bs preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
tomorrow and ct II P. NJ. on the same d., ,
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nov cultivated % The vssy spot formerly o.
espisa By ths Assts Of the aucisat Romans.
Not far from these historical swamps, he
founded at Cervia modal salt wofk Of N On
tirsly new and superior kind. Such method
introduced largely into our ceuntry, would pro-
dues great industrial revolution, and ftss M
from foreign dependence for an article which,
in the present state Of affairs, Is - important
~ gunpowdsr.
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The s-m~issions Of all Captains and Lieu
tenants appointed by virtue of the Conven ton
Ordinance passed April 9th, for organising
the Provisional Army of Virginia, will be va
GATED on the 1st Of September. The order
commanding this, which euanates from Gen.
Lee, exospts the classes Of eficers referred to
in the Ordinances passed by the Convention on
the 18th, 9th and 30th days Of April The officers
to be effected by the order have become super
numsrsries by reason Of the promptness of cur
oitissns in entering the volunteer services of the
Stata.
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AckncWle dQm emit.

CAMP NEAR CEsrRRvnLE. FAIRFAX Co.,
August 26th, 1861.
The Rev. p. Slaughter acknowledges with
gratitude the receipt OF many comforts for the
sick and wounded soldies in this eneampment,
from Mrs. DIR, Cen way, Mrs. J. l.. Bacon, Mrs
:lro. A. Smith, and other ladies in Richmond.
Ii these ladies could see how refreshing their
contributions were to those who are suffering
and dying for orr "a!tars ard our f1res," they
would have their reward zen in this life.
Many will pray that our hind benefactors
may also rec eive the blessing promised by our
Saviour 70 those who give even cup OF cold
water 70 his disciples in his name.
p. SLAUGHTER,
Chapisin of 10th Reg't Va. VOL
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Work for Prisoners.-It has been suggested
that the prisoners in our city should be set to
work in their different Trades to which they
have bsen raised. We understand there are
some frst-rate tailors and shoemakers among
them very anxious for employ llent, who might
bs set to work making up clothing for oul
soldiers and also to clothe themselves. This
idea has boon suggested By ladies who have
been constantly working for tho soldiers, and
therefore can TESTIFY to the necessity of aid 70,
this department.
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Mccullough ? or McCuilech.

KseHaoaD, Aug 30, 1851.
To tbs Editors ef the Dispatch II have
observed that tbs papers Of Richmond, and
many others in the country, almost invari-
ably print the name Of the hero Of Oak Hills.
Mccullough. This Is erroneous. It should
be written or printed McCUlL0oH, as know
from an Intimate acquaintance with him for
the last twenty-five years.
may add. that Ben McCullcch was never
married, the statement in your paper a week
TEXAN.
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SUBMARINE OABLl-We learn from the
Charleston Mercury that Menru. John N.
Gamswell and Isaac Alexandsr, electricians,
graph cable, the exclusive right to mAke
which has besn heretofore considered Yam
kse privilege. But . telegraphic cable wa
wanted Tor important military purposes in
ity Of which, howevsr, It may 10 prudent not
TO publish at the present time--and tia inyen.
i've and mechanical genias OF the above een.
tlsmsn were callsd into rsquisition, and with
that SUCCESS Wnieh has always attended THAR
efforts. The cable, about . mile and guar
ter In length. q now approachtng iss eompis-
don,
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ixPsovHNEsfs IN fnE DISPATCH.

We regret that W ars unable to make me
promised improvements In the Ds.poteh on
~ Arvt Of September, when the increased
pfies Of subscription takes effect The new
type ass not ready, and other didseuittss stand
IN the way; bat these causes Of delay vii be
removed in . day or two, and BY Monday
week the paper viii appear with such changes
and Improvements - We design making IL
W can do this, AMI get some good printing
Ink to print with, ws are sure our paper will
present very handsoms appearance, and be
70 maoh moro lssibis thar the reader will
GLADLY DAY the Increased price for 1t.
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The clerk Of tie Bustiags Court Of Richmond
has issued, during the month Of August, ending
to-day, only nix marriage licenses, which shew
. great falling of in the connubial inclinations
Of the people. However, 1t il to bs remem-
bersd that Ne are just passing the dog days, Z
period said BY parties who ought to know
net to 10 favorable to the "hoIy institution p
rofoYrea t.,
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Death Of an Otcer.-Capt. John II. Boyd,
of the 11th North Carolina Regiment, died Of
typhoid fever, 1t the rsAdencs of Charles
Bates, on Clay street, in this city, las. We'd
nesday morning. His remains accompanied
by his father and brother have been taken to
his native posnts, noskinshap, y. c., for in
tarmont.
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Mayors Court, Yesterday.-Patrick Holland
was held to bail in the sum of $50 for threat
ening 10 shoot James McColley. VIM. White,
free negro, was ordered twenty lashes and
put to work on the Notifications, for stealing a
watermelon from Ben, slave of Mrs. Binford
Tho oass Of William, slave of D. NJ. Semple,
for teloniously cutting Charles, slave CT Dr..
r. g. Cabell, with knife, was continued to
the 9th Of September, and prisoner ssnt to
Jail
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Tie ~sasAer yesserday was lovely beyond
description. Tho blue ETHEREAL was undim-
med BY passing cloud even, while gentle
South wind tempered the rather ardent glanosl
Of Old Sol to degree that made walking n
enjoyable exercise. 1t would appear We wsrs
vsrging on the Indian summsr-the lcvslies
period Of the year.
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axmosr Of Sisters OF Charity have lately
arrived hare from the vicinity Of Washinrton,
and are now engaged in attending the sack
We learn that thsy solicited psrmission q
ports, when Analiy, having dstsrminsd 4
persevere In thetr mission Of mercy, tAsy
escaped b stealtA from the Babbooa's 20.
mjntcns.
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Rssigna,,e. er nr. e,,hh.

htbl8MuSfeA OF Uf. GfbbS.
We regret to learn that In consequence Of
illness, that eminent physician and accom-
plishsd gentleman. DR.. r. W. GIBBS, of South
Carolina, has resigned the position Of Inspsc-
sor of Hospitals, which he has filed with such
distinguished ability and sficisucy,
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U.asml6sk-4oo 11eges yus1usonYSunaG
I'd J.nss smatA aad Elijah Bs1f, ~ AaAAne
= ~ stssetj EdU1e1 6ullIvsn charged VIII
bsfpg implicated Ii the abduction II two
walenes belsngiDk 70 John Z. Wsdsweeth,
wss coAmlttsd until the Cd Of 6spssnbm;
WIN. Dsnnison was committed for drunken.
ness and IaciBg psspls about IL streets.
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1hrosoing Rocks.-Hsrvsy Gaines under
went an examination yesterday before th,
Mayor, for throwing rocks ct Michael Dolan
in one Of the public streets, on the 2Sth inst
He was acquitted.
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Fscd.-Ths Mayor yesterday ined Martil
Miller $40 for selling ardent spirits without
having procured license authorizing him x
to do.
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AR.a5ena $3.50 - nnaossn.
raent = n ,11~. |. 1890 ~1Ic~r t..>t.
connected with the u. b. coast survey, who
commtsted SUICIDE ia Washing ton q few \ .xhts
a~c w,c,. y. s,,,. 80. ,..,sr. i..t crsvtcn.
). ~ ss.s
TO MS wiyE.
WAsr1xcror. ID. o.. Aug. 10. 1881.
Ny Beloved wa: Ths hour draws near
when i must kays you 70 70 70 another
In. am strsd ana, snd 10y s and I mast isy me
Aoyrn ID .,sH Il - vsmv Won. nav daxliue ono.
my nssrt IL wrunr "a ths tsmoes; Il u crnshed !.
TSe vorld nav ~ tsnt a not love ron. q
w" snow h.s we snrt vos sWsst nsttvi T. i
Who idoii., Won Wosld pot iesve you.
thep. dsar ans. INIT I must 70. You must
b frec. I sever the bonds which hold
BE- s. happy. D s not xrisvs for me, dsri-
ta~ fhrryn kncI vou love me dearly. And
vouid hSye loved me- moro II I could have
han tindsr Ia vou: mt nv position IN NE
nv Mt trns ~ S.1otaa hsSrt would mot have siven
- ssorr ~. -~sr..:1 Rnt / have dnne
N, ccni .na c.n AZ no more. have ever
stroye to make you:happy, have I NOT, darl.
NJ r.a-'. - nj. hntsI will ret fhenn 6or
Won, NV effects you may dispose Of, my own
sweet wife. a. yoi, please; bnt remember this
nv diving request From this day forth lead .
pure Christian LIFE; pray God TO make and
keep you good and pure, that you may reach
Heaven; ask Him to forgive me for this act
and the misdeods Of this life. Ny darling, 70
TO your sister or uncle Walker; they will care
for YOU am gone to you; soon you will be
alone. and. perhaps, frisndlsss; remember, 70
to them. IL Is NV last request.
/ pray Almigh ty God 70 bless, comfort, pro.
tect and guard you through this life. Yes
that He will bless you with that happiness
which will show you tho way to Heaven, and
give you faith therein. Oh, my darling, what
did say ono short year ago did not say
would live for you alone, I Would slave for
Won yes. die for YOU This last Twill soon do
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4 Neettsv ~ the COUNSEL vas intsnded q
have been Hold at Z O'Clock an yesterday bat,
up - the honr Of 5 o'clock, there ve1e ealy
present Msasn. Saunders, HUI, 01Attan.
OrstcAaeiAs barr and ulss.erook, .nd ..
PwsoaSl.--Aucag cshnEe uho axItve1 - ~
=. 0ies r.. 15S1sS ri. jeAa Ilnnil1Is
Q1syls16; Aisnan19 Qa6liy. vi1H1nia Ool
-. !: Lew, DoaA LosilJlne y. Z. -
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PERSONAL.

TNFORMiTION WANTED-Of JOS. W.
1 COLBKaT and GEO. GALL, members of
ment Virgins voluntee rs- Any person know
Ing their locality viii confer great favor by
calling ct this once. They we're wounded In the
battle OF Manassas, 2lst July.
an SILT JAMES z. HIDDICK
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(tLASSICAL n ~ COM M Z X G l L
~ SCHOOL,
ON FRANKLIN ST, BETWEEN sTH AND sTH.
The 10th Annual Session will commence en-
MONDAY. September 3ad.
EDW'D w. CONE, A. NJ, Principal.
P.S.-Ctrculars, indicating terms, &C., may be
seen at w. H. Whites Bookstore, nearly oppo-
site the Post Office. au Stink :.
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EDUCATIONAL

SOOTHERN FE ALE INSTITUTE,
LINDEN BOW, RlCAM0SD, VA,
This institution will be ie-opened for the re-
cepiion OF boarders and day scholars the LIST Of
OCTOBEk next.
Assistants.
For circulars or other Information, apply ct the
Institute, address D. LES Pow ELL.
au Slim Box 81.
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ne Office Scushern Express Company.
The MANAGERS OF HOSPITALS In this city
will please leave their ADUhEse 1t this office
that may know where 70 deliver their freish..
Au SITS J. r. GIBSON, Agent.
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49, MESSkS. EDITORS: Please sup
M ply my Omission in the card over my
signature, viz 81 now bid adien % Mr.. Il. q.
Murray; shall have NO further c0mmu aicAti0n
with MIN, either verbal or wrir,ea."
Respectfully, Il. B. BROWN.
hlcnm9nCs August 20, 1851 8u el-ltk
LIG IOUS NOTlCE.-Divine
NJ service, in the German language, viii
Do held BY Rev. Mr.. BOHKINGEk, IN hev Dr..
azores Church, on AUNDAi AFTEKN DON, At
SO'ciock. an SLIT
= RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Ths Rev.
MA DR.. DOGGkrr will preach u CLAY
nrhanr d: b. CHUhCH TU-MUkKvW, at II A.
NJ. and o. clock +. N. auaI-l1*
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~ Office Ssu,hern Express Company.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
All GOODS AND FAkCELn tor Manassas and
Fairfax must be PREPAID before leaving this
Office. Iausl-tsl J. F. GIBSON. Agent.
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CoNTE1sRAIE CoMMIssIoNERs re EUROPE -
The Oh rleston Mercury of the 2Uth Is quite de-
sponient over the results Of secession diplomacy
II ssys Of the refusal of Great Britain TO permit
privateers to bring their prizes into British ports
ave are only surprised that any OF the Commits
order was issued This is an act Of quasi hostili-
~, which il appears TO US ought to have arrested
all conference with British authorities. Ii was
well known that. whilst Great Britain has The
greatest Interest In the independence Of the Con-
federate States there Is element Of anti-savefy
fanaticism which would. in all likelihood par
elyze her counsels In our favor"
1t thinks the Emperor of the French free from
all sffanaticisms but ascrbes his neutral policy
TO the stupidity of the Commissioners in staying
30 long In England as to give the British Ministry
the opportunity to commit him to their own course
Of procedure Ii also says that the Commissioners
ought to have offered the British and French
Governments some tangible advantages In the
snaps of low duties, to compensate them for run
ming the risk Of disagreeable complications with
the United States.
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tirsnsss.
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and ali persons of ssdentaTy habits, they are val
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storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
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The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
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they have prevented and relieved q vast amount Of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlEi-
mating in the nerroxS Jstem or from q deranged
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the at
ssscs Of any di,dgrsedbls taste renders Il Easy to
admisiS1sr them TO ehiIdrsa,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and al Other Dealers In Medi
cines.
A Box viii be sent By mail prepaid on receiPso
the
PRICE, % CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDIN6,
~ CEDAR STREET, NEW YORk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
,,. MILITARY looks.

E,>, MILITARY BOOKS,
= hENCh RlCHSrlEN have Just received a
iarge ana oompiete assortment of Militia nv Books
OF ell kinds, which they offer IRON ten to Sfty
e pr cent below the regular retail prloes.-in,
r a new edition Of Hsrdees Infantry and Rife
fnrrss Volunteers Manual, vols, a. "A
Hr0sss Military Surgery, $50 7
hManan,s Field Forti6ca.iOn and Outpost, each rs
hns solaler,s Guide, complete manual and
a.iu book for the use OF the Volunteer Militia and
The HAND; Book for the o. 8. Soldier. being a
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ch also, Military Maps, Map of the Seat of War,
Fass, badges and Medals of every description.
Any ofthe above sent By mail free
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