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Wants..

WANTED. by a YOUNG LADY "a
w Virginian) SITUATION as TRACHkR
She teaches the usual English branches Latin,
French. and Music. References exchanged. Ad-
dress, stating terms, B. C.,
SO 2-lw*I Dispatch Office.
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SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
/ COMPANY, RICHMOND VA, are now receiv-
ing and preparing their fall stock of FERTl-
LlZERS, and offer for sale In unlimited quantities
CRUSHED PERUVlAN GUANO,
selected from the purest carGoes Imported, war
ranted pure and OF the highest standard;
PaOSPaO PERUVIAN and
OLD DOMINION,
prepared under the supervision of Professor WILL
LIAM GILLIAN for the wheat crop, combining a
large percentage OF the Phosphates, with an ade-
ouate amount OF Ammonia;
FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
Orders solicited.
JOHN ENDERS, President.
an l0-2m Office No. l01 Fourteenth street.
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noa,,a,adaai1a. Merchants.

n M. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
6rrios TOBACCO ExcEAsos BUILDING eHock0s
o,,,,,. ,on,,aa hasSse q FoBIcgo, WHEAT,
;GltSlFi Sosa and COUNTRY PRODUCE gene
rally. ...,,on o,van 10 all sales and
stos lPs,urns rendered hand FIJI snppy
eT sIsa,o IT R,ffEREeFssss 90 %
a n on tha faith of shipments on consuiatloaa
Thsukfui for the past liberality Of my friends
hone to deserve fair portion OF their patronage
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Personal.

DERsONAL.- HENRY 81. HEN
sEY. late Commissary Sergeant FIRST New
- Innntad Rifles, will hear something to his
aSrantsre by calling upon David B. Parker, at the
post. ONCE, Richmond We. au id.
nERSONAL.-The friends Of TEMPY
DAVIS coIored, are anxious to hear from her.
She formerly belonged to Dr.. West, OF binds coun'
", Miss and was last heard from In Richmond.
REV p. B. PRICE,
aual-st Church Hill, Richmond.
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FNGLIsH, CLASSICAL, AND ~,
IL THBMATICAL sCHOOL.-BI INA
s ssHi6Dg declined Inc l.. tt.asshiDs shall
attached to Sycamore church, form.riv 1oo,l.'o2n
by him. On and after the le:h Of
be found at my sehool-room every Day from may
oSI0Sk rss pilGnase 9, his friends and
Sc 2-eod2m* WILLIAM P. FOX
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NJ W BOOK s.

r WALL TURNER, Wholesale News
u and Book Agent, Richmond. Va. Every.
thing required by the trade furnished at lowest
prices. au 10
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Fertilizers.

HUANO, GUANO.-A cargo Of No. !
VI PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected to ar
rive, and for sale by
ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & Co...
corner Fourteenth
au14 Tor Pearl) and Cary streets.
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DINDING AND BLANK BOOKS
ID RANDOLPH & ENGLISH 1890 Main street,
have been manufacturing BLANK BOOKS for
courts, clerks, merchants. and banks, for over
thirty years. and are still prepared 10 make 10
der at short notice Blank Books in their usual best
manner, and BIND BOOKS in any style. aus
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@ WHY DOES THE FAR WEST rejoice
at the rapid strides made onward by the uIion
Pacific ratlrosd7 Because 1t bears with lightning
speed to their very fresides
CHALFAnT's COCO CREAM,
the best
HAIR DRESSING
anas IN THR WORLD.
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EERTILIZERS for sale by A. Y.
4 STOKES & CO.:
Pacific Guano Company's Soluble,
Pacific Guano,
Flour OF Bone,
Sea Fowl Guano,
Bradey's Super Phosphate OF Lime,
Old Dominion-Southern FertilizinR Com.
panY, Richmond,
Tobacco Fertilizer-Southern Fertilizing
Company, Richmond,
Bradley's Xxi Phospho.
We are agents for the above FERTILIZERS, and
are prepared to take orders ct present. and expect
iy 20 A. Y. STOKES CO.
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TCLECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
t. YOUNG LADIES-MRs. LETITlA TYLER
sEMPLB, Principal, aided by corps OF able in.
stIuetors:-The third sessi ,,n, will commence on
iast Friday in Janusry 1893 The next session will
commencs on MONDAY. February . and eIose
the last Friday in June. 1858.
For circulars. ETC., apply at the Institute, No.
l09 west Monument street, Baltimore, or at the
bookstores Of Messrs. Waters, Kelly Pet, and
Waite u7-?m
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Educational

EEMALE COLLEGIATE ~.
Il TUTg, 2os TWELFTH sTRErT nn1NSTT.
BROAD AND MARSHALL. hf' BErWRsg
l. I: + :: r kASFMHhxaIs 4. a NM M."|p,,n..,,.
The next annual session will hal.
NRsDAY the 18th Of September. psI In on WE'D.
faithful teachers in all the dspartna,i,. Able sJ
attention will be given to PRlhtRY scH6sIp,
vanss ssms Ga ~. ss yss sy:is h.
mediate clssses sso senior ciasa is and In..f.
$40 French, $z5 music on piano y, ~, Latin
use Of piano for practice, go fuel, a. a'a''@;
pe1eaia1s sppy at s 70,
Principals. OF 70 u.
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HOME SCHOOL FOR Girls s1S
Ill MILES FROM HAMPDgT s1nN9v ok
school will open the I'd September. Cbs,n..sJ
board Except towels, and for tuition inct,s,t~
Latin. French, and Music, for ten months, iS
1st February. 1858. Use 7-2*l T. T. TRg6wS,nasN
MISSES KINGS SCHOOL, Fop
Nl YOUNG LADIES.-Ths next session ~ ~
school will commence on the lst OF OCT0Rpp 20.
close on the LIST OF July, 1893 and
For further information, apply q. 20 I,r7 Bra,
street. "a, Ia
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THE ESTIMATE NOT DEFICIENT.

THE ESTIMATE NOT DEFICIENT
The 100000 proposed to complete the
road from Covington to the falls, dis
lance of l27 miles, is said by some to be
insufficient for that purpose. The cost
Of the Central railroad, EOS miles long, in
GLIDING the Blue Ridge tunnel and some
mountain sections that are nearly equal in
responsiveness to the Allegheny section of
the Covington and Ohio railroad, was q
little over 100000. Upon the division
from Covington to the falls Of Kanawha
there has been expended by the State
$3,000,000, aud the work built by this ex-
penditure has suffered only $4,000 of
damage from its long suspension. This
sum is surrendered by the State to the
chesapeake and Ohio Company. Now add
S5,OOO,O0O to this-which makes S.. 0O0.-
600: can we not build the l27 miles of
road with that sum when it only cost
SG,OO0,000 to build the Central road. 2os
miles long?
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IL Mr. JAMES LEIGH JONES. II. A., Principal
OF the Church Hill Female Seminary will, on ths
LIST OF October, resume his former connection with
the Institute az instructor In Latin aud Mathe.
matlcs. CHARLES II. WINSTON,
an -2taw3w President.
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A LADY of several years experience,
II and who is competent to teach the English
tho Piano. desires SITUATION. Address NJ,
Ashland, Hanover county, Va. care of DR.. G. B.
Jonas au3l-lTx
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A MELIA ACADEMIA SELECT
N SCHOOL-limited in number, preparatory 10
the University OF Virginia opens PiKsT MONDAY
IN OGTOBRk and closes with an examination last
Friday In July Of each year.
Terms for session Of ten months Board and t1i.
ton, $500 payable $3.50 october LIST, $3.50 March h.
For circular, &C., address Mattoax post office,
Amelia county, Va.
ty 3O.-2tAw9WH WILLIAM h. HARRl5ON.
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WANTED, A GOOD, EXPERT
w ENCED MILLER. Address box $40, Rich
mond post Office. seat
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STAvES WANTED.-5OO,0cO RED
y OAK HOGsRRAD and 500, 900 WHITE OAK
SLAVES, OF all kinds, for which the highest mar
ket prices will be paid. Dimensions and full d.
rections for getting furnished upon application to
CHARLES Reid & SON,
an 8l-lm Norfolk, Va.
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-150 tons Peru
i Wan Guano in store and for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD,
ano3 No Fifteenth street.
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ELOUR BARRELS.-Wanted, to pur.
Il chase 5000 Hickory Hoop Flour Barrels.
CHARLES HOWARD,
an 2s-n No. 8 Fifteenth street.
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WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN
w AND WIFE, TWO PLEASANT ROOMS,
with BOARD, in a private family, but not pri-
vate boarding house. The parties will furnish |
their own rooms. Address box 8, Richmond, Va.
an 3e-SlS
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sdephs: schr Antelope. Davis port north Of Uater..
3D. brig Herrara (Br), Havener DO: schrs VI Alesa@
DER bandon. Nfork; rsona Smith, port north OF Hut
Wheeler. Bacon Portland 9th, brig Msrrck Mun,.ay
port north Of Hatteras: schr Frozier Vale NYork
CIEssuEGos May Arrived brig Nellie Hurled MalIoni
Calais sehr Carrie Melvin Watts Dsnarara; brias
Fannie Lincoln Collins, Aaehias Cosmos Parsons Boston
sailed May g. brigs Mary Ann (Br) NYork; Velocity 40
June D. schr Emily Bartle, do.
HAVANA June 3-Arrived. bark Clara Ann, Hnsom.
fald SD 7 for Phiadephis) 7h Liberty Balm. land
si May 81 briggs chanito (sp Gelpi New Orleans;
Ethe 'iton smith, NYork June a. bark Fore Peters.
YORK. s.h Pablo (sp) 1enls New Orleans Herald WOOD
Lagus schr oriental Br ottesen. New 0reans bark
Stocker Nbber Boston; brig Agnes, WIar, Csrdenss-
Cleared June harks Havana, Smith, NYmk; 9Th. w
M1rAszAs NAV sl'-Arr bark Reunion, Kelsran Meutss
vdeo land sid June Tor Caba lem brig Berry Brad
Ing star Br, FRY. Gard. brig casian Hardenbrook.
Sailed June bark Ellen Dyer >rbarien; briggs Bars.
ham, Selan Baltimore; KeIDsbec &ua Ocean star, Carr
AmpSS S es n ssg.
Ahorny Ahorny NYork Miranda frinid >d sh barks fds
SHY pasrson Clyde; Union (Br Harp sr' fhiadeiphis;
Or PaovDxscK, May as-In port vrie Wells for
Tsis.DAp May so-Arriyed, schrs .vcculiy Dor
man, Philadelphia; June 7. Forest King Welsh. Cape
Hatteras.
Americun Ports.
BOSTON, June R-Arriyed, steamship Neptune WORK
Ch ADHESION, June l2-Arrivcd steamship ls Souder.
York Sailed steamship Moneka, NYork
6 Mary seSn. TSSs fo yot
Norwood, Wilmington, Del
For Oher Mapping Ns,o, SCI .sirta Page
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Five Diseilleries and Other Property Seized
In Bveeklya Yesterday.
The following seizures made yesterday in Brook
Ign BY Inspectors Cocheu and Hambrght the ground
that the law had been violated Of place.
appears below
The grain dhtiory Of Patrick sexton corner Of North
FRS. and secosd Streets Eastern District was sszed
the charge thas false entries had been made upon the
books
r. n. Rossnberss rsctifying establishment, at rs
North First street, Eastern district next seized,
the charge that there was pipe leading from 70 Sex
tons dstllery adjoining.
william Murray's distery. in Franklin avenue near
Flushing next received VISIT from the officers. who
placed under seizure upon the charge that false en-
tres whiskey manufactured had been made upon the
books There ALSO a. charged, means Of oommu-
nication between the dstiery and csern room other
than by the proper way. On searching stable the
premises the officers found therein barrel OF whiskey,
which they Immediately seIxsd, together with two
horses carriages two grocery wagons, harness. &c.
The dissilsry OF Patrick McG0sy. OF Park and
Grand avenues was seized the charge that the els
tern room Open and thai 200 gAIous Of beer
found In the tubs whereas the books Of the establish
ment showed that only ninety eight gallons had been
entered.
Az Illicit SIM was fousd In the cellar Of house Il the
corner OF Kcnt avenue and Wilson street. n u. The
attn ID aid 10 have belonged 70 John n Ruckbarter
and was seized together with small rectifying place
and three hundred gallons Of whtskey In barrels.
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= II y r o \ r.


rrottInG ON the Fashion Course.
most remarkable trot took place yesterday after
noon on the Fashion Course between Lacy Panic and
General Butler mile heats In harness, for purse OF
$500 The nrst and second heats were won by Lucy,
who was Withdrawn after the third which was won
By Panic. The fourth heat was won by
Butler and the nfh was declared dead
heat between him and Panic. The sixth was won
by Panic, and In the seventh the judges decided
both horse for running So the terminated
without either being victor. Another such race
probably record The last two heats were rotted
long after dark and when u was utterly Impossible 70
see the horses at any distance from the stand. 30
tedious trot has rarely been Witnessed the time occu
pied being from three o'clock IN the afternoon until ater
nine At night vast amount Of time was consumed In
scoring much Of the delay being Que 70 the reracoy
The affair can hardly be called trot tnrougnouL -
there unusual amount OF running done py Butter
and Panic In the pools sold before the race Lucy was
commencement OF the third heat After that
was decided and Lucy withdrawn Panic look
the lead in the betting he had won heat ana me
same thing took place IN favor OF buuer ~ ms
and great dissatisfaction expressed M the result ana
its prolongstion until after nightfail Such tnng
should not be again suffered to occur, particularly wnen
while driving Butler In the dark is still fresh In remem
brance The argument still further strengthened oy
shc fact that bricks hurled by hands during
backstretch, which came very striking the drivers
Of both horses and might have resulted In another nom
cids We omit the details OF this altogether, and
give merely . brief summary Of me sl.lr:- a. ~,
$500. mile heats best three In hve In harness.
b. Mace entered b. g. Panic......2 2 I I ! dis
r., Lovett entered bk. 4. Gen Buffers dis
d na.I ss.rss m a9sy outside
,ime was 2:s2x-2:32k-iime Of seventh beat mol
AIKEN.
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EUREKA !

Thus cried the Grecan philosopher he aped from his
tub the grand principle o. specific gravity
ing him oblvious to all his surroundings EurekAi
leap from the life thraldom that annoying Of
annoyanccs, IN fitting Shirt Into all the bssfu ecsacies
Of n SGT Of
BALLoU's FRENCH YOKEs.
We appeal the manhood Of Iords
badly fitting neither isn't OF the plaques
that was forgotten when old JOB was tempted TO sin.
Our Utmost soul yearned for decent shirt-a shirt
that wouldn't pucser-a shirt that wouldn't pod in
front-one that would stay put-wouldn't get In wad
under our chn-wast too big little. high
too low 10 the neckddn have TO be pinned and poked.
70 tell. have been thus afflicted. But Eureka
We have found It, Found the plus ultra of shirt No
ing toilet No more pull and poke linen into sub
misaon-nO Itch and scratch and twist
discomfo-for BALLOU has discovered panacea for
woes and we do bless him. Send your order ye afflicted
ones to
BALLOU BROTHERS.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers Mo- 403 broadway,
New York and be appy to their agents throughout tho
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday morning the Mayor and other members Of
the municipal Boards Of Providence Rhode Island, who
are At present tour Of inspection and examination
public institutions Of the atty called upon Mayor
Hoffman, At the City Hall Owing the absence Of The
Mayor they did not obtain an interview, but will renew
the call to-day.
large crowd collected At the Cunard dock II Jersey
City yesterday the departure OF the Scotia
Among the passengers were General jos Hooker and
family, who were accompanied by over twenty army
officers, who rendered them an afcctonate farewell -
the vessel moved from the dock. The General looked
healthy and In good cheer but he Ia s greatly crippled
from paralysis and cannot move about without the cid
Of n valet.
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a LET Us BE MERcIFuL TO OURSELVES.

LET Us BE MERCIFUL TO OURSELVES.
The physical structure Of the strongest human being II
vulnerable here Our bodies endowed
with certain negative power which protects them to some
extent from unwhOlesome Influences but this protection In
imperfect and cannot be safely relied on In unhealthy
regions, or under Of moro than ordinary
danger Therefore, IL Is wisdom IL is prudence In COM
mon TO provide against such contingencies BY taking
anfdote In advnncein other Words by terrifying tho
system with course OF HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BlrTERs. the most complete protectvc aGAinst All
the epidemic and endemic maades that has ever been
administered in any country AZ remedy for dyspeps.
suffers the panss Of indigestion anywhere on the face OF
the earth where HOSTErrERS BITTERS be procured,
Voluntarily surely truth exists this invau.
able Tonic and Alternative would restore his disordered
especially recommended and in cases OF confirmed consti.
patton 1t affords speedy and relief. In Canada,
the indies and Australia the Btters rank above all
medicines of the class and the demand for them In 81
IS Doy street.
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He had bs>n out OF employm FOR sou> Sno na ,e
quenty intoxicated, and often beat his viii = ~ =,
offered the least resistance or compained ,hi.. a
husband. She native OF Ireland, about, son. y,
years OF age, and leaves two children. The ~. ch,n;s
by trade.
Coroner Lynch arrived at the house about nine o'o ~
last evening, and after causing the body be
70 the dead-house in Willoughby street. proceeded
empane jury, preparatory to holding inquest to-
uhy OF to-morr The locality crowded during l
the evening by persons curious to view the scene OF The
tragedy or learn whatever details they could OF the
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THE PRIZE RING.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HERALD.

Gathering Of Sporting Men to Witness the
Brittle between Aaron and C0llyer.
WASHINGTON, juno IL, 1867.
The mill that s destined to come or some time to-
morrow between Aaron and Coyer has gathered here
tonight formidable asssmblage OF people who delight
In exhibitions Of the manly art Of self-deencs The
sporting headquarters filed with fancy mon from
various quarters, and the barrooms doing splendid
thing in the dispensation OF smashes. cocktails,
punches, julips and other stimulating beverages In
E street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, where most OF the leading sporting
houses are located, the quite lively crowds Of
nances and Of betting men, ready stake their
piles, being gathered there, smoking drinking and dis
cussng the expected contest between the famous light
weights. The assembage Is remarkably well conducted,
considering the stimulating elements work, and
the slightest disturbance has to this moment occurred
The police arc on hand but their Occupation gone
at least not visible to ordinary eyes There pleasant
fiction INDUCED here that tho crowd is composed
light excursion" and Of course the police know nothing
Whatever TO the contrary or rather desire TO remain OBJ
nv,oas Of me TACT In front OF the leading sporting
waiting to take the party TO the foot Of Seventh street,
where TWO boats were n readiness to the
sonists to the scene of conflict About quarter to
eleven O'Clock the first stage load started after repeated
calls or the passengers for the moonlight excursion to
Shortly after the other stages and coaches moved or
with their precious loads.
At the steamboat wharf, about midnight beautiful
crowd Of roughs assembled eager get board
with or without tickets Some fifteen twenty pc.
icemen stood guard over the gangway and preserved
order Two boats were in readness-the Harry Living
ston and MISUNDERSTANDING away like fiery steeds,
Impatient for the start. Tho Livingston, large
commodious vessel we'll filed in every
department. but the Enterprise small steamer seemed
to be left severely alone. The predominant feature Of
the scene struck the oacores powerfully in the form
OF smells suggestive Of rotten fish and putrd CANNES.
AT twenty minutes past midnight the lines OF the
Livingston were ioosened, and she steamed away for
her destination IN majestic style. The Enterprise still
remained unpatronized.
No disturbance whatever occurred.
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SHIPPING NE w s.



Steamship MORO Castle Adams Haysn, sth I,si With
Encoun red heavy NE gales
ssssmship WIN + CLYDE. Powell Wilmington, NC days,
with mdse and passengers 70 James Hand
and passengers. 70 q Heineksn PAmorcs
shin Emerald Ise. Ewes, Liverpool Nay ~ with mdse
and $ passengers 10 Tapsco Bros Co. Had some heavy
vs.Ss ,P ; &C. ION n ss y - Sn
iith lat b. lon 10 S. steamship QUAKER Ciiy, hence for
Marseesi i2h Fire Island bearing ~ miles saw ship
jeremiah Thompson, aud one Of Williams eu'ons ships
Henry Trcwbridso Young. barbados Is days, WITH
sugar, Ac, 70 1rowbridges Sons. r-..,x
Brig b Patterson (brl, wnka'Porto cabslo. May =.
Bng Velocity tBr), Darrell Cieniueeos A,days, With
sugar, Darrell Nash 9Th inst on Cape Iprda spoke
brig TeresA. from Cienfuegos for New YORK salcf in
Nth s xsy So an: G sy Ss~ yS brig Morning
With eocoanuss 70 Joseph Eneas I'd Inst lat "a 90 lon
% % spols schr , Home, from ysriec for Boston !.
days. with pineappes, 70 X Hutchinson 4 90.
BARK sharston, from Rio Janeiro.
Bark q Palmer
Brie Evening star, from Cenfuesos.
Brig Ethel Bolton
Schr Ocean Queen.
Schr Josephine small.
Wind at sunset Sw.
marx Alexandra for Boston, 9th Inst. LAT "a Ion hove
W heavy NJ gale blowing a. the time tby pilot boat Jss
Fevsign Psrts.
oAxpxsAa May ARRIVED sehrs vclsnt Dodge Bucks
por, spencer, Fleming. Philadelphia; y Frazier.
sssj, June J. brs Anna wellington (Bs, johnson. PIN.
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SOUTHAMPTON, June IL, 1867.
The steamship Germania, Captain HACK from New
York on LIST OF june arrived at this port Of two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon After landing the London
mails and passengers the steamer proceeded 10 Ham
burg
LIVERPOOL, June IL, 1867.
Tho steamship Manhattan, Captain Williams, OF the
Williams Guion line, from New York the LIST inst
arrived at this port yesterday
Disaster nj Sea.
LIVERPOOL, June IL 1867.
The bark Merrimac, Captain Marshall. from Messina
for Philadelphia, has put into Gibraltar leaky.
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49, $3.50. 49,.
Sleep quoth sancho Panza. Sleep has often been ur.
ed not ~ Macbeths only but in many modern m
host Of other compants For all sneh thereis remedy.
aud sufferers may excaim Blessed be the wh0
invented the PLANTATION BITE Rs.' This dehcous
Cordial and Fine Tonic " hailed BY millions the
Health and Restorcr Resolve to buy bottle
and don't .'sleep itr "Be wise In time.n
MAGNOLIA WATER--A delightful toilet artcle-supe~
rCr 10 Cologne, and half the price.
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ROWING MATCH AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE juno Il, lsd..
An Interesting scrub OF this afternoon the
Ferry bar under the auspices Of the Paapsco navy Sx
boats entered Zephyr four cared gunwaie barge, and
Undine, OF the Undine Club the principal contest
ants. Tho latter Is six cared outrieger According 70
the rules Of tho club twenty seconds allowed for the
difference the boats by which Zephyr the
two miles by fifteen seconds Time:-Undne. Is min
utes, seconds: Zephyr, IS minutes, II seconda
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BALTIMORE, June IL, 1867
Fisticu circles in this vicinity have been considerably
exercised for two days past the expected fight
tween Sam Collyer and Barney Aaron, to come of on
some point on the Potomac river tomorrow morning
Numbers Of the fancy have been In this city during the
last ortyeght hours To-day at two O'Clock the steamers
Highland Light and Kent left their wharyes for
OF action the former carrying hundred aud
three hundred passengers Many OF these from New
York, Philadelphia and washlngtea. The betting 10
largely IN favor Of Coyer.