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suits instituted by General Blair.

81. Louis, July 26.-Gencral Blair has
commenced a suit for libel against the Mis-
>'Nfi b'"ooat for publishing a dispatch
'r"m is Washington correspondent stating
that facts would soon be published show.
that General Blair had appropriated
>I}rrNarc and china to his ownprivate use
willie with the army in South Carolina.
He ta> also brought a similar suit against
J'tly> Lindsey, Of Iron county, for pub
a letter charging him with cotton
alralt- while in the army. One hundred
" aeAMl dollar. are Claimed for each suit.
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made, that they may be relieved from the
suspicion which now rests upon them. If,
on the other hand, they are guilty, it is
due to justice, to the country, and to the
memory Of him who was the victim of a
foul conspiracy, that the originators should
suffer the lust penalty Of the law. The
committee arc therefore Of the opinion
that the work of investigation should be
further prosecuted.
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The National Sscngerbund.

Int ISyllLE, July 2G.-Thc STngcrbund
liai' was again crowded to-day with the
b"aaty and fashion Of the city. Thousands
listened outside, unable to gain admission.
Tie 'orchlight procession last night was a
Magnificent affair. Tie performance this
''rulng was received with great cnthn-
>asm. Indianapolis las been designated
u. the place for tho next annual meeting.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, SAIt RDAI.
NEW YORK, July 2s.-Noon.-Cotton
steady. Gold, 1905; sterling quiet
sight, lO4. Southern flour steady. Wheat
quiet and firm. Beef quiet. Pork steady
at s3l 81. Lard unchanged.
New YORK, July 2S.-Aftcrnoon.-Cot.
ton steady but dull (; sales coo bales at last
quotations. Southern flour steady. Wheat
firm and quiet. Pork heavy at s3l.5G.
Lard steady. Sugar firm. Coffee quiet
and firm. Molasscs and naval stores quiet.
Turpentinc, GsG7lc. Resin, S2.7jasS.j0.
NEW YORK y MARKET, SATURDAY.
new YORK, July 2S.-United States re-
gistercd skies 'Gs, l2l coupons 'G2, 1918;
coupons ga, 1867 tcn-fortics, oSas; trea
surics, 1O3lsGl04 North Carolina 6's, new
bonds, g.. Gold, $50.
BALTIMORE Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 28.-Flour inactive
and heavy. Wheat firm; red, S2.GJG
1910. Corn dull and dropping. Oats
receipts large, market dropping. Provi,
sions quict-bacon shoulders, Ike. Su-
gars firm. Coffee steady. Whisky very
dull.
NEW ORLEANS Markets, SATURDAY.
New ORLEANS, July 2S.-Cotton iirmer
sales 1850 bales low middlings at 32gil.
Bank sterling, l64. Gold, AS.
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The New Army Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Thc new army
bill has become a law. 1t provides for
regiments of infantry, four of
which are to be colored, and four to be CON-
posed of veteran reserves. The bill to
admit the new State of Nebraska failed to
the Presidents signature.
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Missouri Politics.

ST. LorIS, July 26.-Govcrnor Fletcher
has addressed a letter to the Secretary Of
the State Central Committee urgently re-
commencing the appointment Of thoroughly
Radical delegates to the Southern Union
Convention to be held at Philadelphia in
September next.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Thc parties
engaged in erecting the wigwan tor the
August convention were arrested yestcr-
day al the instance Of DR.. James, the
owner Of the ground, who objects to the
use of his property for the purpose. The
building has been stopped, and will have
10 be erected elsewhere. The ground was
obtained through an agent, without the
Doctors consent or knowledge.
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Re HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Read the following letter from Z. Bourne, u we'll
ci,izan of pittsburg, Pa.

liedl the following ltNNeI L' ouihc VIVA
known citizen Of Pittsburg, Pa:
PIrTsBrRG, May 10, 100.
.Ns&SrS. H,st-ter & Smih Gen,lemen,-Du-
ring Il visit in the West last fall, | contracted chiils
and fever, which brought mo to my bed. and hnaliy
terminated in typhoid fever, and confined me 10
NV room for several months, during which time |
was physically SO Frustrated that ! almost de-
SPARED of ever recovering my notwithstanding
entirely lost my appetite for days, not being able 70
eat A lnorsel added to which, | was much dis
tressed with q Keeling sensation IN my mead, ana
PASSED many ~sleepless nishts-ail from deblllty
caused by my PROSTATE condition, brought about
by the fever. At this stage OF my condition d
friend recommended Ine to use your Celebrated
Stomach Eitters but being morally opposed 10 the
use of stiiuulants in any form, ! AT first declined,
but afterwards yielded my prejudiees, and after
taking the medicine for several weeks A. directed,
my appetite retained, and with IL ! am rapidly
regaining my former strength and visor. NY
sleep from the loss Of which | had suffered Muchl
has never been better than II is now, ard the reel
INK sensation before alluded to- has entirely left
Inc. My bowels, which were much constipated
and irregular. are now quite natural, and, III fact,
ain glad to say that ! feel myself n new man, and
tender you this testimonial Of my appreciation 81
your valuable preparation In order that others SUI
lerias IA ! have may avail themselves OF It's vir-
tues, which prejudice prevented me from enjoying
for SO long a period. ] may also add that my ply
siciau, alter seeing the beneficial effect your
'Bit,ers had on Inc, recommended that ! use them
regularly.
Yours very respectfully,
T.. BOURNE,
iv 20-deod?w No. Is Market street.
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The Nashville Union has the following !:
ais it possible" asked a country visitor,
that iorty-three Radicals can pass the
constitutional amendment ?" We can
only reply, with the lights before us, that
forty-thrcc Radicals can pass anything
but Il grog-Shop."
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Delegates from Kansas.

LE~AvENwoRTm, July 2f.-At the CON
vcntion held here today the following
delegation were appointed to the Phlladcl-
phia Convention Hon. Hugh Ewing, Gene
raj W. c. Blair (of the Fort Scott D3no-
craD, Nicholas Smith, J. l.. Mcdowell, II
:. Sleeper, and e.. 4. Cotton.
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New YORK, July 2S.-Tcn cases OF
cholera and three deaths in the city are
reported to-day. In Brooklyn, two cases
and one death. The wife Of William Gull
len Bryant died yesterday ut Rosclyn.
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THE CABLE.
SECRETARY SEWARD, THE DIRECTORS, 81,
MIR. FIELD AND THE PRESIDENT.

MR.. FIELD y THE PRESIDENT.
HEARTS CONTENT, July -.
70 HIS Erc,dency President Johnson, UaSh-
inyton, ID. e.:
Sir,-The Atlantic cable was success
fully completed this forenoon. | hope it
will prove a blessing to England and the
United States, and increase the intercourse
between our own country and the eastern
hemisphere.
Yours faithfully,
ISigncdl Cyrus W. FIELD.
TIE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WASHINGTON, July %.
To Cyrus ". Field, Hearts Content:
l heartily congratulate you, and trust
that your enterprise may prove as success
full as your efforts have been persevering.
Nav the cable under the sea tend to pro-
mote harmony between the republic of
the west'and the governments of the east
crn hemisphere.
[Signedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mr.. FIELD y MR.. SEWARD.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 90.
To the Honorable William IL. Serard,
Washington:
The telegraph cable has been success
fully laid between Ireland and Newtound-
land. / remember with gratitude your
services in the Senate of the United States
in the winter of 1857, and recollect with
pleasure the speech you then made in ia
vor of the telegraph bill. That you may
never have reason to regret what you have
done to establish communication across
the Atlantic is the sincere wish of
Your friend, Cyrus w. FIELD.
WASHINGTON, July 90.
To Gurus ". Field, Hearts Content:
Acknowledgment and congratulations.
If the Atlantic cable had not failed
in 1858 the European States would
not have been led in lS6l to the
great error of supposing that civil war in
America would either perpctuate African
slavery or divide the Republic. Your
great achievement constitutes, | trust, all
effective treaty of international neutrality
and non-interventions.
[Signed] WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Mr.. FIELD s. THE DIRECTORS.
HEARTS CONTENT, July y.
To The Honorable Directors Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company: -.
I congratulate you on the successiui
completion of Geographic communication
between Ireland and Newfoundland, and
hone within two weeks from this time to
inform you that the cable lost last year
has been recovered, and that q second line
is in operation across the Atlantic. as
sure you that all OH board the %telegraphic
fleet will do all they can to accomplish
this object.
fSigusdl CyRrs W. FIELD.
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No New. from the Great Eastern.

AsPEG, n. s., July 2S.-No intelligence
yet of the arrival of the Great Eastern at
Hearts Content, where she is now fully
due.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-Th

u next session will begin on IA" flksT pay
OF OCTOBER, i.55, and end on the
INT OF JUNE. l'ol. -
A Professor Of Latin and A second Professor "f
Law will b. appointed on the 18th Of AHsn,i, whom
the organization OF all the departments 81 ihstrGe.
ton-Acad.uic, Law, aud Mrdical-wl!l be iuily
r.. established on the same enlarged bass ~ be-
tore the war.
The entire expenses OF IN" Academic stui"h''
.xcIu,iy. Of text books, clothing, ana pocket mo-
nry, amount to three hundred and sixty dollars IN
currency per session Of nine months bf tho Law
sfnjeut to- three hundred and sixty-ny. dollars,
and Of the Medical student. {" three hundred ana
ninety five dollars.
nation, address >. MalilN,
Nv LET'S Chairman al The Faculty.
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MORNING DISPATCHES,
LATER from EurOpe-Arrivnl Of tho
persin-The War News-SIight DE.
cline I'm otto The Markets
France not IN Armed Mediator.

I,fer from EurOpe-ArrivaI of tho
persta-The War News-SIight DE.
cIiue I'm 0ttOn The Markets
Er.ucc not On Armed Mediator,
&c, dc.
FARTHER POINT, July 2S.-The steam.
shin Persia, from Liverpool on Thursday
10th, y;a Londonderry Friday Goth,
passed thi. point at 5 o'clock this evening
en- route TO Quebec. The following is the
latest news via Londonderry:
liverpool, July 2o.-The military posi-
ton is unchanged. Great forces are CON
centrating on both sides before Vienna.
The Moniteur says that Prussia has con-
scented to abstain from hostilitics for five
DAYS provided that Austria agrees to do
the same and give her decision on the basis
proposed withint that period.
The news from the Great Eastern con
tinucs very satisfactory. About nine hun
drcd miles Of the Atlantic cable had been
paid out.
Cotton has declined lad. on the week.
The sales of the week were Il 900 bales,
To.day's (Friday's) sales are estimated at
l., 1000 bales, market closing steady. Mid.
ding Orleans is quoted at lid, and mid
ding uplanls 1871. BrcadstutIs very
dull. Corn easier. Provisions dull. Con.
soils for money, sSi4aSSls. United States
Gvc-twcntics, Go4D7o. Illinois Central
shares, 77gTh; Erie, 424Si2R. The
bullion in the Bank Of England had de-
creased E3i7 900.
The steamer Moravian, from Quebec, ar.
rived At Londonderry on the 10th, and the
City of Boston, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown on the 18th.
The Preston Banking Company had sus
pcndcd-liabilitics at present unknown.
1t is reported that Austria had decided.
refused to accept Prussia'S conditions foj
peace.
The .Nonitcur denies that the Frencl
Government had any intention of bccomln!
an armed mediator in the difficulty.
The Prussians had occupied Darmstadt
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TERN. poK FIVE MONTH"; :

BOARD and tuition in all literary studies -. sioo
Music. with tse of instrument. +"
Lights aud washing extra pupils FURNISH thrlr
own towels. Payments ~ currency, htlt on thr
d,v of entrance and half on tn. lUih Of OCTOBER.
Tl.1.,. who enter for ten months pay hall on III" day
Of entrance and halt on tn. lst Of January, i'"'.,
For further particulars apply To the suptTlhl""i-
cnt al Botctourt springs, koan"ke, Va.
TO- ~ III
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INSTITUTE.

Ill CHARLES l.. COOKE, superintendent.
Mis- SALLY BROWN RYLASD Gos"rn"s-.
THIS INSTITUTE IL amply provided with the
means Of instruction In the various branches 81
science and literature demanded Ia Female schools
IT hish grade. Under the changed condition 81
,ha rnuufry. il will neither lower its former stand
,rIs nor relax its energies, but will endcdvort 4"
ipcr.as. it, efficiency in meeting In" want" oi Tue
umbIic i'm tn. important held ol its Labor. Tho
paruI,y consists II four gentlemen, inclnilhs i
Grrnan Professor II Music, and four Ladies, De-
sides officers in the Domestic Department
The next session will open on IN" .'th ni jury,
and continue ten MONTH";. Pupils coming by rail-
r,.l stOp al Salem.
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1jthmpnd nispatth.
~ ''O''


Work rapcrS and TIE lcltsiai"
4c unpleasant intelligence" that
.r.Irra. having ovcrlcarcd the
'...' }3rfrrg i~utcrpn>ed t. prevent
f., now raging ~ a violent
.,.. r~ay,iou> q! Tic city, and 1t Is
II $3.50. II viii become "~ildcnlc, II II
..,ly 50. For months past, from
., when the .itarta reached that
,..t cholera On board ct II, the mum
....a.ti,> have been diligently n>'ig
... means which experience has
-..t.I, mo>t >crviccahlc in protect
.H.ru> -: the city from the adj
... sMr Ir>tjlcucc. \ rigid qnaran-
w4> established, and all suspected
vrrr kept al Il until the cases
.-...< tlrm were disposed Of, or until
demonstrated that there was Ii"
f.t.. t:>r,>c hripc ~nro,aratrd l.,
..s4:,;,, - ,l;> H., Rnard of
., .t. nrriri,al authorities
.tr rfty ~ he thoroughly c,can>cd.
..F 1..r., trtou>r in>pcction was
...s and all accessible dirt and
. ,,uo,rd and di>iuicctant>
,, ,...1 7, s,;,c vi All these
,,:. l. disease has cottrn iutothc
=. II ''"'" nav 49,,
"-,'"r, the ""'h"'''''> nav - |r.I
IN their reach WIN ""i'h L" "''"''P'."
I, rgulr there rs il has always come III
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TIN, SHEET. IRON AND COPPER WAREI
Stoves FURNACES and Ranges, Plumbing, Gas and
St.,m FITTING. Plurnb.rs' and Gas-fii1- Tools
and Material, Ga, Chsnds!,eT, fixtures ps5 and
shades, sheet Lead, Lead .nI itSn rtps1. H ~
cline" the cheapest, simplest and moe, durable
syeTinysnt24r. G9i, sn ARK sx1T oyE H ,a fRls sTKgsT :.
no is.hsw I'm YALE, BOWERS & YALE.
IISSOLCTION OF CO-PAkTNER-
DsuIp The nrm of LEE & COX 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
A : LEE will settle up the business Of the
concern. @ WA.
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MI. VaIIandigham to go to PhiIadel.
Dhfa.

CINCINNATI, July 2s.-Hon. c. L. Val
l~andigham and Judge Gilmore were yes
appointed delegates to the Phila-
Convention from the third district
,f his State
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Rumor that General Dix Declines.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-It is asserted
that General Dix declines the mission to
the Hague, and that another nomination
for that position will be made.
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ITO! FOR yENEZUELA!!-The

ITO! FOR VENEZUELA!!-The
President and Grantee OF the Venezuelan
Company will leave Baltimore In SEPTEMBER
with a party Of emigrants. Each man will receive
now yielding ONE MILLION PER WEEK. Pro-
visions are abundant and cheap, and the Govern
msnt has donated funds 10 support enigrann while
desire to 60 can do so by paying passage and costs
Of grant, scl. A copy OF grant, &c, will be Tor.
wsrded on receipt Of three stamps 10 pay postage.
HENRY u. PRICE. Scot,syilie, Va.
Grantee and President.
Raleigh Register, wy,heville Dispatch Martins,
burg West Virginia. - shreveport LLoalsiann
.o,v .aa for-ar, hills jy 3c-t7osS
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Mob LAW.

CrNcNNArl, July 27.-Thc Rev. X. IL.
Gardiner, a Methodist missionary to the
freedmen Of Kentucky, was mobbcd and
duckcd by a party Of men 1T Georgetown,
on Tuesday last, for preaching to negroes.
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ters.
WAslIlNGToS, July 28.-The Senate has
confirmed the appointment Of Hon. .. ii.
Browning as Secretary of the Interior, in
place of Harlan, resigned.
Both Houses remained in session all
night.
In the House this morning Mr.. Stevens
made a speech Oh tho bill introduced by
him lately to restore the States to their
proper relations in the Union, Ill which he
advocated the principles heretofore set
down by him with regard 10 equal rights,
and declaring himself in favor Of giving
negroes the same privileges as whites.
The civil and miscellaneous appropria-
ton bill, after n long struggle by IA con-
ference committee, was Concurred in, the
vote on adopting their report being very
close. 1t increases the compensation OF
members Of Congress, and has appended
to it the bill cqualizing hountics.
Mr.. Patterson was admitted 10 a seat in
the Senate this forenoon on taking the
prescribed oath Of Office. The House last
night, by a large majority, refused TO mo-
dily the test oath in his favor.
The bill for the admission Of Nebraska
passed the House. 1t now goes to the
President for approval.
Dcirics has been removed from the posi-
ton Of Public Printer, and General StccI-
man appointed to tina; Office.
General Dix has been confirmed as Minis
ter to the Hague.
Mr.. Rogers, OF New Jersey, submitted a
report this morning in the House, as n
minority Of the Judiciary Committee, in
the case Of Mr.. Davis. lie takes the
ground that much Of the testimony before
the committee tending to connect Mr..
Davis with the assassination plot was false,
and that he should rcccivca preliminary
hearing, To which every man is entitled.
In the Senate this morning a resolution
was passed, after considerable discussion,
granting the Use Of 4 recently erected
wooden building on Pennsylvania avenue,
in this city, for any lawful purpose, but
especially for meetings held with the view
To the liberation Of Ireland.
The credentials of Mr.. Harlan, Senator
elect from Iowa for six years from the 4th
of March next, were presented and
ordered to be laid on the table, this after
noon.
Both Houses have adjourned sine de.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 2s.-The RadlcaIS
held a meeting last night, composed prin-
cipally Of negroes, who went bowling
through the streets threatening violence.
The leading Radicals used violent lam
guagc. Three negroes were killed.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

4 SUPERIOR LOT OF GUNPOW-
n DER and BLACK TEA, just received ,.,
A lot Of DUTCH HERRlNGS and DUTCH CHEEsh'
WHITE SUGAR, In loaves, copppv
JAVA, L%AGUAYRA, and M~ARACAIBo COFFEE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
conlHat.'s and iiall's WASHING and FANCY
p.RAfiSE. best ADAMASTlNE, and TALL0w
= pSLMIotr and CHEWING TOBACCO,
sSpfCES and CIDER VINEGAR, for picking
CHOCOLATE and cocoa,
for sale by
,u,s sv III 4 ALBERT BLAIR.
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.

DNIN.NVN II -
IL The next annual session oi this institution
will open ON the l., Of sErrEMBER with a full
Faculty Of seven professors, iHclndinS chair OF
AGRICULTURE and MINING
rERy.-roR HALF SESSION OF PIyB MONTHS, PAiA-
BLg is UNITED -fAiES CURRENCY
u.,xI,y - % p.r IS. -
Tuition
Room rent and lHc l1sntdts.,....... .,.'''.''' osp
Washing, fuel, and i9W
half the term, payable In advance.
For further information, inquire Of the PRESIDENT,
iy l3~-d2sw6wH p'f' bii thb'
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some FTGHTIyG BEFORE THE Peace.
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BANK or SAyASSAH,l
SAVANNAH, Ga, July s, lsSo.
A SSIdNEES' NOTICE-The under
n signed having been appointed ASSlGSEES Of
this Bank for the purpose Of al as.ing and liqui.
dating its afatrs, therefore sill persons having
claims this corporation Will present them.
and all bill. holders Of this Bank are required TO
present the same within six months from this date,
or they will lose the priority granted by statute
and those indie bted Will make Immediate payment
70 II. BRIGHAM,
GEORGE W. DAVIS,
iy l0-ln Asslgnscs.
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CO-PARTN EKSiiIP. The undersigned have
this day formed themselves into a co-paitnstsh!P
under the name and style Of YALE, BoWEks 4
ALE, for the purpose II carrying on the business
in all tn. various branches formerly conducted by
the late hrm Of &. ID. Yale x Co., and respectfully
ask A continuance Of the patronag. So llberaIiy De-
slowed on the late rrm for 20 many years
"'" 80 r.sn.rtfuily CD. YALE,
JOHN BOWERS,
G.. b. YALE.
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C,CuOOI, on CHURCH HILL.-Mrs.

= y ]. P~LEAsaSTS will resume her SCHOOL,
on Grace street, on MONDAY. the ist of octohrr.
The usual branches Of ENGLISH, with FREACll
and MUSIC, will be- taught. A. the number ol
pupils will he limited, parents desiring To enter
thair children should apply Al once. ly.1-."
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ASPEN IT'LL ACADEMY, LOUISA

~ COUNTY, VA, FOUR MILES Fkoa lhh
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The hrst.rs.
sion II this institution will mmence on the
FIRST OF Globe NEXT. and close the 10Th of
June following, Its the design Of the. Prlnclpal
10 establish "A school that shall b. second TO non.
and To the attainment Of this end no effort Will Do
SHARED. The course Of instruction will be tho
rough and extended. The Mathematical and Sci
cntiac Departments will b. under the Immediate
supervision OF the Principal, who will be aided In
the Department Of Languages by MI. J. " HAIR
RIS, an A. NJ. Of tn. University of Virginia.
Terms per session, tlights extra s21o--nn.- half
In advance, and the remainder on the 18th Fabrn-
ary, in currency not deprecated beyond ~ present
yaIpe. g. J. kEMPER,
late Professor Of Mathematics and
Astronomy, Bethany College, Va.
Address, Tolersvllle. Louisa county, Va.
RgFgRgSCEs Faculty offniversity Of virginia
Professors Nelson and Joyn"s:, Washington Col,
iera. Va: Professor william Martin, Chapel Hin
University. y. C.. Professor w. Is. Pend!ston,
President Bethany College, Va; Rev: Dr. smith,
Union Theological Seminary Rev. J. w. Goss,
Rev. K. l.. Coleman. Albemarls county, Ea.'
Rev. J. d. Parrish, Caroline county, Va; Rev,
&. G. Bring, Alexandra Rev. samuel Harris,
Louisa Hon. A. ii. II. stuart, Hon J. Is. Baia-
win. Staunr,n. Va. DR.. L. Il. Pcnileton, X. NJ.
Kent, William over,on. X. b. Davis, Louisa
county. Va. Roger Martin, Richmond, Va.
Hon. {. w. Russell, Baltimore. y2o-"odsw
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TELEGRAPuIC NEWS.
N DISPATCHES.
Success Of atlantic CdOte.

ENGLAND AND AMERICA UNITED.
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MARINE FOUNDRY,
MI WATER STREET,
BELOW IHs YORK RIVER Depot.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. WILLIAM
l.. * 10 superintead the business. ! will con-
tinue the
and will manufacture to order PLow CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES. ASDiRoSs,
sc. sc.
will be executed I'm the best manner and a. tho
shortest notice. ly is-3ml A. ). IkE.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-30
DISSOLUTIONS

DISSOLUTION.-Th firm OF {. ID.
- YALE i co. 10 this day dissolved by i',nita-
ton. Either member OF the nrm Will sign ia liqai-
datlon.
All partia, indebted Ia Us are earnestly requested
to settle their accounts, aud thos" 10 whom We ato
indebted will please present Their raaliln
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MESSAGES FROM EUROPE.

Peace Between Prussia and Austria