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THE Flow OF SPECIE. - The London
Times says that the decision as to the date
at which the French loan will be brought
out was expected to be made known at the
beginning of next week. Meanwhile, as
ali the large arrivals of specie in England
were dispatched to Paris, it is probable the
rold in the Bank Of France will during the
month of August exceed ESQ, 100000. A
few years ago it was at one time as low as
fc 000 000
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Mr.. Harris, in "Walks and Talks" says
the moving machine is not appreciated as
means Of destroying weeds as it should be.
He thinks where barley or wheat-stubble
is infested with weeds the best thing is to
run the moving machine over it and shave
weeds and stubble close to the ground. On
q wheat -stubblc full of thistles this plan
worked well with him. ,.
The land along the track of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railway, belong
ing to the company, which cost in 1887 but
ten dollars per acre, it is stated now COM
mands $1,000, making the assets Of the
road over $40 100000. s.>-
The expectation of English books from
Great Britain is stated to be largely in
creasing. In 1853 there were 80, ISL cwt.
of books exported; in 1864, 34,0S7 cwt.;
in 1865, 39,52S; in 1866, 1851; and in
1867, 40 ,906. --'
New Elgin, H., it is stated, has in its
vicinity forest of pine and birch, the
trees twenty feet high, and "raised from
the seed," where ten years ago was to be
found only shrubless prairie.
Mr.. Seth Boyden, of Newark, N. j., be-
lieves that in the course of twenty years
he can raise strawberries as large as pine
apples, and of equal delicacy with those
now grown. 1t is to be hoped that he will
make the trial.
A fire in St. Paul, Mimi, on Saturday,
DESTROYED the Universalist church and seve-
raj stores and other buildings. Five blocks
were burned-all frame buildings. The
total loss is $50, 900; mostly insured.
The grasshopper army, which has devas-
tated parts of Iowa for two years, has turn
ed westward again, and passed Council
Bluffs on Wednesday, going toward the set
ting sun.
Over Mount Gents by rail must be quite a
new sensation. You travel at twenty miles
gu hour at places where you can look down
two thousand feet, only foot Of masonry
intervening between the abyss and your
self.
Cotswold sheep are said to be in greater
demand in England now than ever before.
At late sale tifty-fve averaged $3.50 in
gold. ....
An iceberg nearly mile long and from
ten to fifty feet high has been seen in Lake
Michigan.
The fancy horsehesh at Saratoga is esti-
mated at 81 500, 900 in value.
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ShfpWreck.

LIVERPOOL, August l3.-The British ship
Biron Boronhme, from Dublin August lst
for Quebec, has been lost at sea. The mas
ter and first mate were saved.
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VINEGAR, sc.

DICKLING VINEGAR, sc.
900 gallons VIRGINIA CIDER VINEGAR,
WHITE GINGER,
CELERY SEED,
WHITE and BLACK MUSTARD SEED
BLACK PEPPER,
LONG PEPPER,
CINNAMON,
NUTMEGS,
CARRAWAY SEED,
CORIANDER SEED,
CLOVES.
STONE JARS. -
CAMBRIDGE & ANDERSON,
fyll s27 Broad street.
~ BARRELS FIVE-YEAR-OLD RYE
~ WHISKEY. warranted;
Is barrels SOUTIiSlDE WIl1SkEI,
PURE FRENCH BRANDY and
OLD APPLE BRANDY,
PORT AND SHERRY VINE,
HOLLAND GIN,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
BAR BITTERS,
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
CRUSHED, POWDERED, COFFEE,
and BROWN SUGARS;
LAGUAERA and RIO COFFEE,
STARCH,
SOAP. and CANDLES.
In store and for sale by JOHN ". HIGGINS,
II 29-lm 1910 Franklin sire"t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14

A Terre Haute dispatch says: "The mar
shall Of Hutsonville, Illinois, on Friday
night went out four miles into the country,
with formidable posse, to arrest a gang Of
desperate robbers, four in number. He
placed most of his men outside on guard
to prevent the escape of the robbers, and
entered the house with two or three men.
He began to read his warrant, but had read
only few words when the robbers fired on
him and his men, killing man named Tap
scott. The whole force then rushed in and
shot the scoundrels, killing three and fatally
wounding the other"
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(,.,.,.,.,, EI.rrrr Av,Hn Ills FrIENDs.-
~, ,r ''..''' -, I, w.. ra-,uo discharges
4"1 "'''e-''' N'''''ss'l ','- 49, -
q Zig gun at General Butler. lac u0<e''e
IL Republican paper. Here is the mild
.., .,orr;or Of It's remarks:
.wc 1o M. like n snrak disrespectfllly
.t:..,.I,. - while i,an lint when we
.'.tl ,,.,'.rliI l,n,lo,., con,,sa from the
,',.,' :, I.,.;l.ns ~ a. .hor;nc surb an
...,-m I,.F ~, Li.I, rrinrinIo rs being so
.N.,.. %. r,rorr nf selfish, nnnrinciHled,
...,., a,1n;,;ar thot wa confess TO ret
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, my FARM

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, my FARM,
on which now reside, half a mile from Fair
- Statinn IN the York River railroad, adjotn-
ing ing the lands Of Dr. Peteraeld Trent alfred Moses
and others containing two hundred ana eighty
@neSed IN Original growth-some valuable creek
land 1se %aq iy
acfes ,ciudIng frst-rate ice-house and delight
gop we'll Of water in the yard Also, one hundred
anu aft ffty cords OF REASONED PINE WOOD
au7 law ~ W ESs"8NSe'
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."S largest steam saw-mill in the world
~, wi one, 1t i. stated, is 10 be found at Clin-
, T~, Iowa. When in full operation ii en-
EL oS 1000 men. The engine is OF 900
Aa'se power.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

=" AUGUST Is, 1853.
Beef Ctttle.-The demand for cattle Is limited
lust now The stock that is offered Is not such rs
are desired by the principal buyers In our market.
We quote good at d to &c. gross; falr, 5aGsc.
common, 35Itc.
SIsep.-We quote good TO prime 81 to SC. gross.
Stock Sheep range from 2 to q.
Ho1s-Sell at Sl3. so to ga per cwt., net.
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The Remains Of Thaddeus stevens
Lying i'm State.

WASHINGTON, August l3.-The remains
of Thaddeus Stevens are lying in state in
the centre of the rotunda at the Capitol,
guarded by the Butler Zouaves, a negro
military company armed and uniformed.
The exhibition excites little attention among
the whites, and the great majority of visi-
tors to the scene are negroes. There are no
unusual decorations or drapery on the Capt.
tol building.
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The Cattle Disease.

OTTAWA, CANADA, August l3.-lmporta-,
ton Of cattle from the United States Will
ease until the cattle disease abates.
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Cholera is said to be terribly prevalent
on the Barbary coast. In one place over
sixth Of the population Of three Thousand
died.
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xXIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL

w FINE FARM, CONTAINING FIVE HUN
DRIED AND TIL R E ACRES OF LAND,
WITHIN A FEW HOURS TRAVEL BY RAIL
OF RICHMOND.-It is in fine state of cultivation,
being well set In grass 1t has on 1t an abundanc
of line WOOD and WATER is In good and
healthy neighborhood; society good IN a very
and female The DIV ELLING is small but con-
venient and comfortable. 1t has suftciency Of
ORCHARD. We viii sell, If desired all the
STOCK u es AND Pk0tE sbi Ell
part fes Wishing to make an investment, to get
nice country home, would do well to call and get
full particulars. ,,. In 4,
duced 10 trade for city property: For further par
ttcTIars annIv to TALIAFERRO Il CO..
ty 2g-eOd2w NO. . oalego puiIaIIlSs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14

FOUND AT LAsT.-A certain remedy for letter.
itch. ringworn BARRIERS itch, blotches, poison
oak, or any eruption Of the skin. ASK for Ben
SONS SALALEM BROTH ut any drug store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14

n GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER.
~ a supply of this celebrated WATER, for the
cure of DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, GOVT,
GRAVEL, DIABETES, &c., &C., just received
Descriptive pamphlets furnished gratis on appli-
cation.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Druggists,
aus corner OF Main and Thirteenth streets.
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NXTASHINGTON COLLEGE-LEXING-
w TON, VA.-The next session opens third
THURSDAY In September, 1853, and closes fourth
THURSDAY IN June, 1859. The Faculty consists
OF General X. K. Lee, President, with professors
Of Latin, Greek. Mathematics, Modern Languages,
guage and Literature Applied Mathematics, Ma
tural Philosophy, Chemistry, and Law and Equity.
These are distributed into: First-Faculty OF
Arts. Second-Faculty OF Science. Third-Fa-
Guilty Of Literature and Philosophy. Fonrth-Fa-
tlnct Bachelors degree, and the degree OF Master
of Arts Is open alike to students IL each course.
In the department OF Science conferred also
ming Engineer. BY the aid OF full corps OF as
sistant professors provision is made for thorough
drilling In the departments OK English, Ancient
and Modern Languages and Mathematics.
EXPENSES All necessary expenses need not
exceed 1926. @#.-
For full particulars apply to
4. G. GORDON, Clerk Of Faculty.
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OILS.

wi MACHINE OIL.
We have on hand a superior article Of OIL for
threshing machines, grist mills, mills, &c.
.. O. OWENS K Co,
ty7 No. 20 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14

Successful BANK koRBERY-THE FIRST
NAInNAL BANK OF EAST BENNINGTON
EuDGrD.-The First National Bank at East
bennington, Vermont, OF which Il. X.
Graves is president, was robbed on Satur-
day night Of bonds and money to an I'M
SHOWN amount. The stolen plumber was
contained in Lilies old burglar and fire
!go9i safe, the lock Of which was picked
showing the hand Of most skiliul and dam
-"rous brakeman. The operator left not
s:GaiyA OF mark upon the exterior OF the
st:r. simply removing the dial Of the lock +;
alter which he opened the safe by the ex-
imordiUury means we have stated.
The robbery was discovered yesterday
afternoon by Mr.. Graves, who visited the
Dark tor some purpose, and was present
some time in the building before he observed
any Indications Of the robbery. Upon
opening tie exterior door Of the safe, he
+1seo'ercd that ali the bonds and securities
arto..lci by individuals with the bank for
sale Eccplug had been extracted, the
amount ut which, as We have said, is not
"4g"a. Mr. Graves was unable 10 open
Tue interior door, and Mr.. Sterling, Of this
N'', Vas sent Tor 10 effect an entrance. lie
went up this morning, and we have not
"'''d Tie particulars OF the developments
'N"!t IL regard to the bank funds and Sc
turtles which were kept in the inner safe.
~ We write il Is not known whether the
burglars entered this portion Of the vault,
VIZ It Is supposed they did, and after ex-
melting the yaluable8, changed the combi-
U4Ii0A ol the lock and relocked the door, SO
a. 10 delay as long as possible the full de-
'eo?meat Of their crime. If this suppose
non Il correct, it is probable the amount of
Money stolen will not exceed SIS 900, as the
r 1"a& a!d not usually have large sum on
"'a4' bat kept lis reserve funds on deposit
~ 'Lo} ana New York. But whatever may
10 'ne amount taken, it cannot affect the
,,,'hhoiHg Of the institution, which is per-
iis'Ny solvent and reliable. The individual
, ,.;S must be heavy, but by these the bank
Will not suffer- Troy Times, Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14

E1OR RENT OR LEASE-A lot s0xl40
n feet, situated near the intersection OF Sixth
street and the canal, and convenient 10 canal SUIT
able for coal or lumber yard has been used - 9
wood and coal yard for some time. WIZ DC rsntea
or leased for y term OF years. For iafihsr Inior-
nation apply 20 FRANK D. HILL,
General Agent and Collector,
80. lois Mstn street.
auIs-lw opposite post.oaaseS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14

SAN FRANCISCO, August 13.-The town
of Laporte was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss, S500,000.
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HORSES AND MILES.


MULES, MULES.-FIFTY-TW
wi A No. ! MULES just arrived from EsTyA
Kentucky for sale or exchange on accom- NV
moda:ing terms. Apply al JAMES G. 6R&zzzass
JOHNSON'S stable, corner OF Fifteenth and
Franklin streets ~ 2a-lm
N0TICE-MULES AND HORSES.-Just
IN arrived, and for sale on very accom- I'm
modating terms, ut the Exchange Livery ~
and Sale Stables. Franklin street, ONE
HUNDRED MULES and HOkSES, amongst them
some broke mules, and several pairs OF No. coach
horses, and mares suitable for farm purposes:
NH 81 JOHN b. DAVE
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TDWARD F. WOODWARD'S ORIGINAL

IL PATENT.
NO LABOR! NO WEAR.! NO TEAK
THE FotISTAIS CLOTHES WASHER AND
BOILER.
To Il has been awarded the highest OF the MERl-
CAN INSTITUTE PREMIUMS. A self-acting
household wonder for washing and cleansing
clothes from the coarsest TO those OF most delicate
bingthe result being obtained By the rapid circu-
latIon OF hot suds through the clothes. Suits any
stove. Sold only by s sNIp Ris,% dhBY
an o-eod2w&Waru
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SALES.

heat-White, 900 bushels prime on private
good al 80 60; l22 bushels very good on private
FERNS i7O bushels very good at Se.s5 $50 bushels
very good at 81 50, DO bushels very good at
y bushels damp ut 81. 40 20 bushels damp at %
bushels damp at 81 To-; 70 bushels damp al ~. Is
40 bushels damaged at 2323-total, l. 40 bushels.
good at 81 50 10 bushels very good at 1910; SO
Bushels very good at 81. 425 90 bushels inferior on
private terms G bushels inferior 1t 81 20 busilo
es damaged Mt 81 35 80 bushels damp at $40; II?
bushels good on private terms-tota. l l7s bushels.
Cor7,.-White, 81 bushels at Sl.33; 20 bushels at
81 30 226 bushels at Sl.3l-total, 2s4 bushels Vel
low ss bushels ut 30 Mixed, 81 bushels at 81.
10 bushels at Sl.25-total, 70 bushels. :.
Onts.-lG bushels at re. y; 40 bushels ut zoe.
3so bushels on private terms L 40 bushels ut CSC.
80 bushels ut enc. 20 bushels damaged at Csc. ~
bushels damaged at 65c.-total, ., 532 bushels.
Rye.-lo bushels at $l.5o. bushels damp at
81. IS; 10 bushels ut Sl.5"3-total, 20 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14
DIEDMoNT INSTITUTE,

l. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
Mrs. r. X. MEADE, Principal.
The sixteenth annual session begins SEPTEM-
Der 2lST and closes JUNE 25TH.
TERMS Board, $500 English Including His
tory and English Lteraturcl $50; Mathematics,
$40; Ancient and Modern Languages, each $50:
Instrumental and Vocal Music, with use of instru-
ment, each $50: Drawing and Painting, $780, WASH
vance. au l2-lm%
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh street!

AN IMPROVED FARM OF FOUR
" HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN ACRES,
OK IT WILL BE DIVIDED TO SUIT PuR-
CHASERS.-All the land is in clover, abundance
OF mari. rich i'll lime, and twelve per cent. bone
phos phate Of lime, twenty miles from Richmond,
Two miles from Tunstalls station. on the Iork River
railroad. and four miles from steamboat landing,
with four boats to Baltimore weekly, Will be sold
low. One-halfc cash ; balance on long credit. NO
better land for grass or trucking For terms apply
To GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
an LIT Real Estate A gents and AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14

New York State Democratic Conyen-
ton.
UTICA, N. Y, August l3.-The State De-
mocratic Committee has called q State Con-
vention, to meet here September I'd. The
contest for the gubernatorial nomination
will be between Henry c. Murphy and
John 7. Hoffman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14
MONTE MARIA ACADEMY
uM OF THE VISITATION,
RICHMOND va ef&s ts.Ae&-

The duties Of this institution, under the care OF
the Ladies OF the Visitation, will be resumed on
the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
Parents and guardians desiring u frst-class
boarding and day school for their daughters or
wards Win lind here every advantage. Located In
the healtiest portion of the city, In retired and
romantic situation, and with large grounds, 1t
affords, In addition, every facility for acquiring
an education lmoral and mental) OF high grade.
Large additions have been made 10 the building to
meet increasing applications for admission.
To facilitate TO persons reduced In circumstances
owing to the late the meaus OF educating their
children a liberal deduction will be made by tie
ladies for those placed under their charge during
the present year. Apply, for prospectus and terms
to THE sUPERIOREss OF THE ACADEMY.
au l2-td
DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHO0L-Tho-
ID roughly preparatory to the University Of Viz
ginia In the Master OF Arts course OF that institu
ton.
LIST last OF June, S275 one-haf lst Of September,
remainder lst February.
For circulars, apply TO the principals At Green.
wood depot, Albernarle, Va.
WILLIAM G. STRANGE,
Graduate University OF Virginia,
A. Il. YASCEY,
Graduate University OK Virginia,
au lo-lm Principals
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Corn and Flour Exchange.

hICIiMUSD, August 10, I5Bd.
OFFERINGS.
Whsat,-White, / $40 bushels. Red, !, $50 bushels.
Corn.-White, %! bushels. Yellow, 2os bushels
Mixed, 29.bushels. -.@t..-.
OGtS.-2, go bushels.
Rue-26 bushels. a#a..a.H -...a.#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14

GCHOOL CIRCULARS printed at short
~ notice In the best style of the art 81 the O1s"
PATCH PRlNTlNG-EQuSE,
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THE LAST AND BEST.
PROFESSOR HERT'S XANTHINE HAIR
RESTORATIVE.


This Is new preparation for the hair-the result
of patient study and labor II does not contain any
nitrate Of silver, any substance dclctcrinus 10
health or injurious to the hair neither does IL affect
the head the eyes. But II will gradually restore
gray hair It's natural color, iuvigOrac the roots
of the hail. and produce a luxuriant growth. IT
will eradicate scurf and dandruf cure diseases Of
the scalp, and prevent the hair from falling of,
and will relieve neuralgia In the head and head
ache. AS 4 RESTORATIVE, and for promoting
the GROWTH OF THE HAIR, it has no equal,
and cannot be surpassed. -
THE XANTHlNE HAIR DRESSING
is the same preparation with the omission OF the
restorative Ingredients 1t Is intended for dress
ing for the hair for those who have gray hair or
whose hair IS falling off.
Each Is offered to the public on Its own merits.
TRY IT AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
For sale by all the druggists, and by DOWIE &
NOISE, Charleston, >. c.
Orders addressed to l., HUNT, Isl Richmond.E
PRICE FOR XANTHINE RESToRER ONE
DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
XANTHINE DRESSING FIFTY CENTS PER
BOTTLE.
au l3-3t*
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VNIESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,


w STANTON, VA.-The next session be-
gins the 2lST OF SEPTEMBER, 1858. Rev. VIM.
a. HARRIS, President, with Faculty of twelve
Professors, Teachers, and Matrons-Professors
educated respectively ut the University Of Vir-
ginia, Virginia Military Institute, United States
Military Academy, &c. System Of teaching like
that pursued in the University of Virginia. Great
attention is paid to health, comfort, refinement,
&c. Good fare and good rooms, with fires In each.
This Is one of the most Aourishing schools in the
South, and is attended by pupils from nearly all
sections of Virginia and various southern States.
This session arrangements will be made to accom-
modate all applications. Staunton Is distinguished
for its health.
CHARGES FOR TIE ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Board and tuition In the Collegiate Course,
with Ancient Languages. .....,..............Y2lo
Music OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
French or one Modern Language. 20
Payable In currency-half In advance.
Refer to Professors Smith, Holmes, and Peters,
Virginia University a; Mrs. John Il. Floyd; Bishops
Pierce, Early, Doggett; Rev. Drs. Duncan and
Munsey.
For catalogues, address
WILLIAM A. HARRIS,
iy Q9-aodlOt StauntOn Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-14

DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-Tho
Ii COMMITTEE appointed by the Board or
Trustees of Randolph Macon College. Ashland,
Va, will meet In Richmond, Va, on tie lsT OF
SEPTEMRER NEXT TO elect professors to I'LL the
following chairs-viZ., .#
MATHEMATICS,
ANCIEN Mt LANGUAGES,
CHEMISTRY and NATURAL PHIL OSOPHY.
Persons desiring the places must hand In their
malls. by the morning OF the day of meeting, or
send them by mail to the undo rsgned.
RICHARD IRBY, Secretary, A
No. 1000 Cary street.
all l0-eOdtd Post-office box 307.
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g 7. PENDLETON'S ENGLISH, CLAS-
No SICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL,
FOURTH STREET BET. MAIN AND FRANKLIN.
SESSION FROM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
l4Tu TO JULY tsT, 1860.

THE TWENTY-THIRDS SESSION
MICHELBACHER & WECHSLER'S SCHOOL
will commence MONDAY the 3lst Of August, I'M
der more favorable auspices than ever. Parents
wishing to give thorough education to their
children, should consider the just claims of this
od-establshed school. More particulars In a few
j. WECHSLER, "p'''
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
LII The next session begins OCTOBER lst under
most favorable auspices. -..l
Attention Is called to the superior educational
and boarding advantages now offered by the Inst-
tute.
For catalogues or any special information, adj
dress or apply to
CHARLES H. WINSTON, N. A..
4 au I'D. sw&w2m President.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-14
G GOVERNMENTS.

There is no example in history of
free institutions among any of the
colOred races. Mexico and the South
American Republics tried the expert
ment of free institutions, originating
with the Spanish race; and enfran-
chising Indians and negroes, but these
rickety Republics have been a con-
slant scene of anarchy and turmoil,
and should serve as a warning-not
an example. We suppose no Radical
will care to cite the history Of the
cut-throat inhabitants of San Domin-
go. The negroes vote in Jamaica,
and a majority govern; but Jamaicais
VIGOROUSLY the worst governed of all
the British colonies, and the state of
things there would be intolerable, if
the home government did not con-
stantly exert its restraining authority.
If the Radical policy is carried out,
three years will not elapsc ere the
horrors of San Domingo will be re.
enacted in every part of the South
How long the evil doors will be per-
mitted to bear sway TO the ruin of the
country, is for the people to say. AL
ready does a fearful war of races and
the remorseless and unspeakable hor-
rors of a second San Domingo TRACE
dy threaten to follow swift upon the
calamitous civil war forced upon the
country. Already, in the judgment
of the most thoughtful and p~hilosoph-
zeal minds, American civilization and
Christian enlightenment have been
rolled back a half century.