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The Cholera in New York, Brooklyn,
Cincinnati, and New Orleans.

New YORK, August l5.-Dr. Crane,
a member of the Board of Health, stated
at meeting of the Board to-day that two
hundred and hfty deaths from cholera oc.
Cured in this city last week, and for every
death there were two cases. He further
stated that there were one hundred and
seventy-four deaths from cholera in Brook.
Ign for the same period. He made this
statement to correct the false reports OF
the New York Press in reference to the
official reports Of cholera.
CINCINNATI, August l5.-There were
eighty-one deaths from cholera yesterday.
New ORLEANS, August l5.-Sixty cho-
lera deaths for the twenty -four hours end.
ing at 9 o'clock this morning.
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AN Ex-REBEL's Enthusiastically
had the echoes of the cheers for the thirty
six States died away, when, from the back
part Of the building, rose stentorian
voice, "Threc cheers for the Union" The
cheers were of course given with a will ;
but when some one announced that the
party who called for them was the ex-rebel
General Dick Taylor, fresh enthusiasm
was impaired to all, and the cheers were
vociterously renewed, as a pledge that the
Union Of the North and South was the
great object desired by the Convention and
the country at large. As before, the ex.
element was increased by the band stri.
king in with "Dixie. "-Ne,o York Herald
The Ledger attributes . similar call for
cheers to General Gustav, of the Federal
army.
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The Cholera In New York, Brooklyn,
and PHILADELPHIA.

New YORK, August l6.-Eleven cases of
cholera and six deaths are reported to-day.
Also, eleven cases and seven deaths in
Brooklyn.
PHILADELPHIA, August lG.-Thcre were
twenty new cases Of cholera and six deaths
in this city to-day.
New ORLEANS, August l6.-The cholera
deaths number forty-four for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock this morn
ing.
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NEW YORK, August l6.-A TORONTO Spe-
cial says that one thousand volunteers were
sent to Fort Erie to watch the Fenians. A
part became insubordinate, and refused to
obey orders. Inadequate pay and bad
treatment was the ostensible cause. Three
gunboats had arrived at Toronto, and
others were expected.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August l5.-Secrctary
Seward has returned. 1t is believed this
will be followed by an amnesty proclama-
ton by the President, who, it is stated,
only awaited his return to issue it.
Queen Emma visited the capitol to-day,
and subsequently dined with Secretary
Seward. [Sce the Dispatch of Thursday
p,orpinp
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NEW YORK, August ia fire occurred
this morning in Hegeman's drug store, on
Broadway. Loss, ninety thousand dollars.
Rogers s. Brother, silver platers, and P.
Corbett s. Co., fur and wool dealers, also
suffered to the amount of thirty-five thou
sand dollars.
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

INCOLLEGE, WASHINGTON, ID. G., Offers snpe.
rior advantages for thorough business education.
The course OF instruction embraces Commission,
Importing. Jobblng, Retailing, Bank and other
CONNER re ial Arithmetic, and Business Practice.
Spencerian Penmanship 10 taught by Henry Z:
Spencer. the leading author OF this system, and
celebrated as the editor OF the Spenceridn KY to
Penmdnship, adopted ~ all nrs!-class colleges -
the standard OF criticism.
The system of Business Practice, originated and
successfully taught by the proprietor, receives his
special attention. This Is the most valuable pan
OF the Book. keeping course Here the student ap:
plies his theoretical knowledge, and Is prepared
FOR the more minute details Of actual business.
Scholarship for full course, and life membership
In this Union of Colleges, forty ave dollars, II Sc.
| cured before September !, 1850.
For circulars, specimen OF penmanship, college
\ currency, and merchandise, address
| HENRY n. CoPP, A. NJ.
" Aim Proprietor.
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PRESENT FOR THE PREsIDENT.-The first
bale of Georgia cotton received at Macon,
Ga, this season, which was presented to
President Johnson by the citizens of that
place, was brought to this city by the Ma
tionai Express Company, and is now at
their office, on Pennsylvania avenue.
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Radical Convention I'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August l5.-The Radical
Convention to-day passed resolutions en-
dorsing Congress, and denouncing Co.
vernon Swan for his conservative course,
and appointed delegates to the convention
of southern loyalists, so called.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS, THURSDAY.

NEW YORK MARKETS, THURSDAY.
NEW York, August l6.-Forenoon.-
Gold, Isl. Exchange nominal. Cotton
frmer, and more active ct S4a36c. for
middlings.
NEW YORK, August l6.-Afternoon.-
United States Hvc-twenties, ll0I1; ten.
forties, lO2A; seven-thirties, 1868; Gold,
1874. Cotton is active at full prices
sales $500 bales at 34G3sc. Flour frmer
for Southern; sales $50 barrels at $4,000
sl5,25. Wheat 3G5c. better. Corn lc,
lower. Pork heavy; sales $3.50 barrels
mess at ss2.62. Lard unchanged. Whisky
dull. Turpentine, 67hG6s. Rosin, s2.s7
0ss.
BALTIMORE NARKsTs, THURSDAY.
BALflHoaS, August is.-Floas quiet
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Special telegram to the Dispatch
Meeting Of the Board Of Visitors Of
the University-Electi0n OF Profess
sOF and Proctor.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, August 16. - The
Board Of Visitors of the University of
Virginia have been in session for two days
gagged in the transaction of business
connected with that institution. To-day
they elected Stephen O. Southall, of
Prince Edward, Professor Of Law; and
Colonel John E. Johnson, of Richmond,
Proctor.
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The Hamburg people draw champagne
from tap now, as beer is drawn in England.
The humbug people draw 1t from New
Jersey bottles.
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About the Philadelphia Convention

Mr.. Babcock, of Connecticut, said on
Wednesday:
Mr.. President,-The members of the
Louisiana, Mississippi, and Missouri dele
cations, who were born in New England,
have prepared an address to the people OF
New England and to the people of the
whole North, with the consent of this Con-
vention. That address, beautiful in its ex-
preston, eloquent in its appeal, and full OF
patriotism and of the earnest purpose that
animates all our hearts, has been read to
us of this Connecticut delegation, and by
unanimous vote have been requested to
move that that address may be made a part
of the proceedings of this Convention.
therefore move you, sir, that the address
be referred to the Committee on Resolu-
tons and Address, and be read to this Con-
vcntion, and form part of these proceed
ings. Voices, Good" "good."l 1t was
referred to the committee.
From the National Republican.
! At half-past 10 o'clock a procession OF
about one hundred and fifty young men
marched in procession up Chestnut street
to the Continental Hotel, and halted and
began cheering for Andy Curtin and &c
neral Gcary. They are understood to be
in the employ of Forncy. The prospect is
that if they continue their boistcrous de-
monstrations long they will be arrested
and sent to the guard house.
The delegates to the Convention pay no
attention whatever TO the youthful dis
turbcrs of the peace. ). L. ii.
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jyaLem ii. w. REiSHARr, Principals
nICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

III This Institution will reopen OCTOBER in its
own building, on Tenth street. The premises Will
be thoroughly renovated, and the whole estabi III
msnt refurnished and put into complete order,
with arrangements for large number OF boa riders.
The faculty Will be large and able. Terms mode.
rate.
Particulars In circulars and In future advertise
ments. CHARLES II. WINSTON, A. 81,
an 2-lm President.
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HALIFAX SCHOOL.
ILsxANDER 7. MATHEWS. NJ. A.. Uni.

versity OF Virginia, Associate.
The ninth session OF this School, located I'm Hall.
fax county, Va, will commence sEPTEMBER is,
1850 and end June goth. 1851 The session will con.
holiday ut Christmas This School IL designed to
Virgins and other Colleges. and also to z. for com.
from time Lost by the war or other causes, do not
wish to 40 through a collegiate course. uu.,.
washing, and towsis~per session. $500, ons.hslf
payx BILE At the beginning Of each term.
For further PARTICULARS ei,sasrs can pd ~
Halifax tourthou:s. Va
REFERENCES: Professors Univ rsity Of Virginia;
E.ns. Is: ksy john nsS %s..;
c.rriasion, Asiifs. judge W,iiisn ko'; ss
ssn ' hcn Of Cur Ct Apyfsss
H. Stuart. stanton Mes.r: W,lliaw +; sss, ,.
L.. rsve o RiesmTHnd . RsT Union
kswi.sars, Ws:. " Ns:;r.: r. "; \. S9IsnS:
Lsish. Mesti.nsuis: JpdkEs H. n n M.nssii
Charlotte; Rev; Gsorss W ", Dame, psn,,.is B. II
be found in the circular. " 7i-d?aw&.wtw
s TT. 7; lex ISIsTa E srS.sI aI MALE
MAIN I' s' and 'pRAsKLIN-sEssIoS FROM SIP.
TENBEx l7rH TO JULY isr.-Determinsd 10 In.
epas. srsdusiins. having smother already formed
TIN. ans services Ii Of Mr.. A. D. cHIsfssAxs. n,
an experienced teacher; but the Principal will
time EXAMINE. all the glasses.
Wanted, scholars TO I'LL up classes from FIRST
NERS IN LATIN AND ALGEBkA-sixty dollars.
Ap''' WV 8. r. PESDLEroH.
auii-'m Principal.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
y CORNER GRACE AND P0USHEE sTREETS.-
the FIRST or OCTOBER NEXT. Thorough In.
strueon In all the usual English studss the Latin
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Ds.ing.
education. .ill be impaired BY highly song:!spi
tssehep. The school. rooms are bsfng rsnttsd,
contributing 10 the comfort OF the pupils. Terns
- before war. Cfrc1laIs May DO bed On apples'
ton at the school o, the prinslpsi hookssc.sso
RsIcssoy. Mt. 4. sEDIssyss. NJ. Carlos c.
au i-dAswtistoet Principal:
DOANOKE COLLEdE, SALEM, VA
xii OPEN H On Inc ii o. sEPTESsEk vim
t tsGiSsilcNu q siS:a ana sf SSiiisisa. 1850
Trans-roa HALY ssasIon OF rfyn noHfuh SAsA'
pLH fa uSfrsD STATES ccxnAxcSs 49,
| Boarding, o1.ss Per week
Ra nm p..i and 80
| Wsshing. fuel, and lishta.. ........s.....~..
tuition, room rent and iasidsniAls, hoard
s;sss ssSssss = 1919. e:
Sn-SS:vsvs GI tnsn'
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,y ;y,dcIDhi0 Contention.

.,,,cd Har,n"ny-Mr.D ooiif''e"
f"n'' nv, i, yuII-Mr. valiandighnm's
sp''rrc,ident Johnson's Tele'
Lc' Tho Massachusetts, and South
s",,,, scene Explained-A POST
like one to Lndy's Letter.
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Johnson Victory I'm Colorado Terri.
tory.
DENVER, COLORADO, August l5.-Returns
from all parts of the territory render GER
tain the election of A. C. Hunt, Admins
traton candidate for delegate to Congress
over Chilcott (Republican).
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CATTLE MARKET,

CATTLE MAhhEE.
The supply of CATTLE Is at present Nn'.oa' D"'
prices have not varied much from last quotations..
We quote BgEp at sGse
MUTTON Is in demand At $780, gross.
VEAL, p head, $sGsis
Rxxr rstsils In market at lsiGsoe. MrrroS at
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EDUCATIONAL.

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, will
D open Q HIGH SCHOOL for boys and young
men. nj nv residence, on the lst Of October next
The location is Immediately on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad, fifteen miles west Of Lynch.
burg. shall be assisted by three highly comps-
tent teachers. Session, nine months.
TgRxs: Three hundred and 1fty dollsn In cor:
the other half In the middle OF the session. No
extra charges. Ny post. Office 10 LynehbuIE;
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIH.
1y1 GINA, AT RICHM0ND.-SESSlONO Oh lees.
1.-THE next ANNUAL COURSE OP LECTURES
Time until the LIST Of March. 1887. No summer
Course will be delivered in 1867.
Al, me organiiaton Of the school IL complete. and
the means OF illustration ample. Clinical instruc.
non a. aowards Grove Hospital, containing three
In view OF the present scarcity Of money In the
South, the Faculty have declined to adopt the In.
crease third In the tees OF tuition lately made
may BIO unable to pay all the charges in advance,
win he allowed TO give for the amount OF the Pro.
lessons fees negotiable note at ninety days, with
FEES circulation, IS; tickets Of seven Pro.
lessons, sios Demonstration Of Anatomy, Gle;
Graduation. $40.
For further information, or copy OF the Gaia.
logua address l.. s. J0YNEs, u. D.,
y25-lm Dean of the Faculty.
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
III nA

lC UANNILLE, VA.
The next annual session Of this institution com.
mences SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1855, and closes last Of
June, 1857.
Tine following charges are made for the entire
session:
For tuition in advanced English ranches...... $50
For tuition In primary English branches........ 10
For tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages,
zach .......,,..,.....,,.........l 10
tuition In
For tniton in OF Painting Is
Ior tmition i'm Drawing Observation-Disclosures
For use OF Piano for practicing. ...............
For Incidental Expenses................
Payments required one half in advance balance
at middle OF session.
Pupils are entered for the entire session unless
| otherwise agreed upon and no deduction made
for absence except in Of protractsd kness
A deduction Of fifty per cent made on tuition fees
Charges made from time OF entrance. Pupils fur
nish lights and towels. Washing furnished At one
dollar and rfty cents per month.
,yasm t. #. . w. fkhkffsHARr, Principals.
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Board exclusive OF lights, fueI, and washing $50
Students will furnish their own rooms.
Approved students for the ministry will receive
tuition without charge.
orfurther Information address
REV. ROBERT RYLASD, D. D.,
President Of Board OF Trustees.
The studies OF this school will be divided
among the other Professors during the absence OF
Professor Toy In Europe.
au s-[Daily l week, and semi weekly till 18th
Septic mber, then daily till lat October.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-This insti-
IL tuition, thoroughly reorganixed, will bs
opened Oh MONDAY, October |, 1858.

IL tuition, thoroughly reorganiTed, will b
| opened Oh MONDAY, October |, 1888.
SIX INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
will be organized. each under the direction OF .
competent professor, aided, as the number OF stu.
dents may require, by capable assistants. namely
| !. School o. the English Language and Litsrs.
H. School Of Pure and Applied Mathematics,
EDWARD Is. SIXTH, An.
ILL., School OF Natural Sciences, BENNETT Pea.
": School of Latin and French, EDxr'p HAa.
v. School Of Greek and German. HENRY II.
Vi. school Of Mental and Moral Philosophy and
Pupils over fourteen years Old who purpose &C
quiring thorough education. and who enter with
| a view to graduation, will be admitted, and the
instruction will be adapted to ground them In the
rudiments Of each department. and TO carry them
steadily forward to u mastery Of each course OF
study.
There will be advanced classes In each school
for those who are prepared TO enter them.
To young men residing in Richmond and Vicinity
every facility will be furnished for acquiring
thorough, unsectarian education, without the ne
cessity and expense Of boarding away from home:
Graduation will be dependent upon strict and
impartial examination, without reference To the
time spent in the College.
TERMS PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Tuition In single school .....................N o
Tuition In two schools "
Tuition In three schools OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s.
Tuition In four more schools, each. 70
Matric ulafiOn
Room rent leach suddenly Observation-Disclosures. s
Board, exclusive OF lights, fuel, and washing lso
Students will furnish their own rooms.
Approved students for the ministry will receive
| init vrif hnu n "A
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til tomorrow III O'CLOCK, Wnen tne Con-
mittec on Resolutions and the Address will
be ready to report. 1t is and has been
with regard to the report of this commit
tee--thc platform-that the greatest anX-
iety has been felt. There are not few from
the South who are still troubled with APP
prehensions and thick coming fancies, not
withstanding the catholic character of
every demonstration thus far, and espe-
cially of the speeches of Messrs. Dix and
Doolittle. am quite confident that the
platform will contain nothing offensive or
notifying to the southern people. Why
should it! They are invited here by men
who have been for months breastlng the
storm of Radicalism and fighting maniully
for southern equality in the Union. How
can we suspect them of Il design to bring
us here merely to wound our feelings! l
may be mistaken; but believe that when
the work of this Convention is finished,
there will be very many prominent men
who will most seriously deplore their aD-
scnce from it, or their apathy with regard
to it. 1t was plainly the interest and the
duty of the South to take hold of the great
movement and cordially 10 respond to 1t as
some of the States have done. 1t offered
the first hope of an early restoration OF the
Union and the Convention, in which the
people from all the States were for the tirst
time since the war brought under one roof,
promised a moral influence that must
rebound to the advantage of the South as
well as to the Strengthening of the party OF
the Constitution, and the equality of the
States.
Mr.. Doolittle's Ingenious reference to
South Carolina and Massachusetts, in his
address from the chair was quite amusing
to the audience, who enjoyed it very much.
The little scene of the fraternal procession
of these States into the hall continues to
be matter of comment and inquiry. /
believe it was not prearranged affair. BY
some means or other tho two delegations
happened to be together at the time of
meeting, and going to the wigwam in com.
psny, some one, believe, Of the Aassachu-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

WnV'pidS Cough, Oh
ohitla aud Group.
Herbs it Is healing,
artleulArly suitable
Lungs For sale by
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06

N OF Dye, but Restorer oil Color and
Perfect Hair Dressing Com blned.
preventive Of Baldnc-s
London Hair Color RestOrer and Dressing
London Hair Color Eestorer and Dressing.
London Hair Color Rest1rer and Dressing
The hair Is renovated and strengthened and restored
to s original color without thu application Of mineral
sb-tanees Can be applied by the hand as 1t does moi
stain the skin soft the huest linen, II is complete
within itself; other dressing OF accompanm Mt Of
any kind being necessary Ia secure tn se de"irnle
splts lit will restore gray hnr TO Its original color
2-lt will make il grow bald heads. at will re-
store the natural secrstions. Alt Will remove all
dandrun and itching. BIT will mako the rot,
glossy and flexible, cit viii preserve orginl color
To old = II will proven. the halr from falling %
Sit will cure all diseases Of the sCRlp,
READ THIS CERIIPIcAIE.
am happy to add my testimony to the great value
Of the London Rair color Rtstorer which reat'red my
hair origins, dark COLOR tue hue appears
permanent. am satisfied that the Preparation is moth.
ing like dye but operates upon the srereons 1t is
also beautiful hair dressing aud prJmGt's the growth,
purchased tue first bottle EDWARD y. gNrIiRh
druggist, 18th and Coates streets who also testify
my hair wtssery gray wnnn commenced lis uGe
MRS. MILLER, No $50 Moth Ninth Stiee, Phila.
Price 7bCenfs per bOttle six bottles s. sold by
| DIX sWAYNE son, so North SIKH Street, rlhla
andlM B.& Il. HoorEN, i2s Market street, Whining
| on Del. nov 81
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i. Eaa1s.M a. sUHUA LAIL-h UUAL.
02d0 pnunds tn the Ton,

0a The subscriber has just received very
~ superior quality Of spring Mountain Lehigh
8s-CoAl. THIS Goal 10 admitted to be the purest
and best; the same quantity giving more
md lasting longer than any other Coal coming from
lie ishl.h Region also Locust Mountain Broad noun
tam and Blackh cath schuylkil Coal Of ali sizes All per-
ans dssrous OF combining comfort with economy, would
nd II 10 their advantage call ut ths Wood and Goal
Yard below tho Iaroad, between King and French SIS
t,r,TIy JOAN IL. TURNER
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New Castle County Mutual insurance

OFRICE .WILMINGTON lNsrITUTE.n
Corner Eighth and Market Sts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ntare u on RI e MUM Notes educedte epefct.
NHn Prtneipalof Mutual Insurance la beheyed TO Pc
the safest and experience lar has proved TO be
the cheapest means Of Insurance loss By hre and
th institution has been but twelve ex
stsnoe, the list will compare isyorAby with
any other losses BY Fire
notfsw hay, been promptly paid, a. all who have besn
Insured In this os. and have had the 70
good list risks rather swell the number Of
Insured without regard to essenins the
abty ofsnkins the Cash UApitalin case OF heavy as
DIRECTORS.
WILMINGTON City.-Wiiliam Candy, George Mohard
s4n. John A. duncan. Jacob Puseya william Tatns,i'
element y. bmyth, John Cochran, Edward L. benhhi
Brandy wine Hd.-Edward brnghurst y CLOUD Eiliott.
Christians Hd.-Jamss Riddle,
New CASTLE Hd.-John Guyer.
White CLAY Greek Hd.-AbrRham P. shannon,
WILLIAM CANDY, PreHident
=. D. SIXTH, Secretary and Treasurer.
ID-oncs hoursfrom to I, aud from 2toa
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COALI COAL J

ssaa The subscriber has constantly on hand
l&sSp Locust and Broad Mountain Coal u all sizes
s<H8Ecarefully prepared for family uio at the
eS1z1 lowest market priocs. 224O lbs. TO tho Ton
aass call before bu wing elsewhere. Also, Hickory, Oak
AVID Pine Wood. BANKS Con. Uihoo
anr2a-tf Front aud Tstnau Streets. Wilmington