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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-28
4 LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"A No. 10 Washington street,

Alexandria Va.
The Fifth Annual Session Of this Institution
Tll begin on the 10Th day of September, 1869.
Commodious school rooms, with entirely new
furniture, are in course of preparation IN the
extensive grounds connected with the dwelling,
and no expense will be spared IN rendering the
pupils every physical advantage. The prem:
ises will be open by the 18th of September, and
parents are invited TO inspect the arrangements
made for the comfort of the pupils.
Unusual attention. ariU be gircn 10 thorough
obstruction III the EHGliSh bTdHcheS-studIe too
often neglected; at the same time great advan.
tages are offered in the Departments of Music,
Drawing. Painting and the Modern Languages.
Prof. HAIR, 3 graduate OF high rank OF the
Royal Academy OF Fine Arts at Stockholm
who assisted by Mrs. LEGARE, will have
charge of these Departments.
The elements of Vocal Music and Drawing
will be taught in classes without addition al
charge, and pupils in the Modern Languages
will be instructed in q great degree by means
of converse tions with their teachers, in order
that they may obtain thorough command Of
these tongues Boarders will enjoy the advan-
tage Of hearing and speaking French IN the
family of the Principal, and IN their case no
additional charge is made for tuition in French,
as il is desired that all should take part In the
conversations. go
A complete Philosophical Apparatus, will
render the study of Natural Science both at
trsctive and beneficial, and frequent lectures
will be delivered.
Facilities vii! be afforded to those your Ia
dies of the city who wish 10 study particular
branches, such as the Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, Drawing, &c, without gong through tho
whole course.
Pupctusl attendance on the first day of the
session is very important. AS 3 pupil who loses
the drill upon the first principles of any branch
forwards. w. w. LEGAKE,
Principal
References-Pro... Schele, Venable and Mi
nor, OF the University of Va. Rev. J. 7. Left
witch, Rev j. T. Johnston, D. D., Messrs. h.
kemper, Anthony Mclean and 4. +. Witner,
Rev. j. b: Ramsay, DID, and Colonel NJ: S.
Langhorne, of Lynchburg; Hon. John A: Ing
liss, of Baltimore, and Rev. 3. NJ. Palmer, DID,,
OF New Orleans.
Per Session Of Forty Week
BOARDING SCHOLARS.
Board, including everything, (except
washing) and tuition in all English
branches, with French 500 w
Washing per month Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
Fuel in School room 2 90
DAY SCHOLARS
Tuition in Primary Department 81 90
Tuition in Academic Depsrtment~........ Az w
Tsb branches and Lstin.........'.......1'. 60 90
Furl in School room ......... 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
s a. above mentioned . oo," p co
Music. Vocal or INSTRUMENTAL ..... co 60
Drawing and Painting Observation-Disclosures. ~ %
Use o. Piano, whore pupils practice in
the Institution ~ W
Penmsnship, with 3 Professor, per our. w
Deduct Oh made where one person sends more
than ono pupil. These terms will be required
HcGrtab(y ut a'toa1scc jo,' each quarter.
aug 27-eoiln
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FERTILIZERS
NNO WHEAT GRO WERSl
'kACELSIOR.'

Containing Ammonia .....................6 per cent
Super Phosphate equivalent to Bone
Phosphate of Lime."....".............b, pc. cent
Potasi and Soaa ..,.........,.......... per cant
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II a y T Z D.
w 1000 TONS SUMAC-
IN yrindand sell for account of shippers, q! res-
-onsbIe prices, and in the best manner, Capa-
''S JOHN r. MATLACK,
No ll6 Canal street,
o, o., Philadelphia, Pa
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STANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
SANDY SPRING, MONTGOMERY CO., MD.

The exercises of this School will be resumed
on the first of the tenth m onth, October.
Terms-For Board, Washing and Tuition in
the English branches, S225 per school year
Music. Drawing and the Languages extra.
address the Principal, or RuBT. H. MILLER,
of Alexandria, Virginia.
CAROLINE HALI.OWELL MIL LER,
Principal
MARY ?. COFFIN.
ELLEN FARQUHAR.
Refer to-R. H. Miller, Alexandria, Va. John
Jsnney Leesburg, Va. George S. Ayre,
Upperville. Va; Benz. Hanowen, Sandy
Spring, Nd g aug 6-eolm
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CT. JOHNS ACADEMY.
y ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The 3lst Session will commence en- Wedncs-
day, September lst, and continue ten months.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Science and the ordinary
English branches, $3.50 session, payable quar-
terly in advance.
The school is provided with superior Chepi-
cal Philosophical Astronomical and Engi-
neering Instruments, including fine Telescope
and powerful Solar Microscope, and has an
extensive Cabinet of Minerals, and q Library
of 800 volumes.
The new boarding house, l76 and III Prince
street. has gas throughout. with hot and cold
baths, &c and affords pleasant and comfort
able home to students from abroad.
TEACH ERS:
RICHARD L. CANINE, A. NJ, Principal
Greek, Latin, Natural Science and Senior Eng
glish.
THEODORE II. FICKLIN. a. NJ, Msths-
maties and Intermediate English.
REIN H. NARROWER, Junior English.
AUGUST HENNING, German.
VICTOR BECKER, French.
JOHN A. VEITCH, Elocution.
WILLIAM +. CARNE, Photography;
]. B. CUNDIFF. Penmanship.
Miss MARY J. STEW ART Drawing.
JOSEPH O. FOERTSCH, Music.
For Catalogues, address the Principal, Lock
Box q, Alexandria, Va. aug 2-2awlm'
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FEMALE INSTITUTE

M -
Ibis School, located in the village of Middle"
burg, in the mids. of beautiful and healthy
country. has been conducted for the past eight
sessions by the Rev. j. a.. HAYNES. The
9th session will begin the I'd Monday IN Sop.
KER, as Associate Principals. Being teachers
ofmany years experience, they ieel tina. they
can confidently promise thorough instruction
in all the branches usually taught in female
schools.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS.
board and Tuition 'Sl-.o w
Tuition. Primary Denertment. Il 80
Senior ...........". % W
Music with instrument .,...........:...-.: % w
p,inc;nsIs (J. A HAYNES; a. NJ. -.
Middloburg iY 24-ed2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-28

GREEN GINGER-s prime article for sale
" by &. WM. RAMSAY,
AL 70 l47 King street.
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A LtXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL.

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
" Washington, d. g.
The: session of the Preparatory Department
opens Septem Der 9th of the College, Sept. 22d;
of the Medical Department, October lst OF the
Theological department, October 9th and OF
the Law Department, October 18th.
Tuition, $50, in tho Academic Department ;
one half RENTED to orphans of the war grs-
tuitous to INDECENT students for the Christian
Ministry. For catalogues or further informa-
ton, address. g. w. SAMSON, DID,,
Washington. aug l6 cow President.
A LEXANDRIA ECLECTIC ACADEMY.
The Fifth Annual Session Of this School will
begin on Monday, September 18th, 1863
TERMS PER QUARTER IN ADVANCE:
Elementary Glass, Sc; Junior, So; Interme-
date, 80; Senior, $40.
Circulars can be had at the bookstores, or
upon application 20 the Principal.
aug l3-tf VIM. Z. BAKER. Principal.
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VHE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,

VNHE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
i Established in 1889,
Beautifully and BEAUTIFULLY situated three
miles west of Alexsndris, Va, fits boys for bus
OF nine. Deductions msde for ministers and
sos persons sending two pupils. For. circulars
sddre2athe Principal
le4s-u Rev. WM. F, GARDNER.
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DIOKLING VINEGAR, Mustard Seed and
L FreshSpices, in the grain OF freshly ground,
pure, for sale by
aug 20 j. T.. MILBU Nm.
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n full supply of Gem i Willoughby's Fruit
= Jars, just received and for sale cheap, at
10 S--eo8m L. J. MILLERS, 65 King ST
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DARBoLI4 DISINFECTiNG. SOAP for
u Washing Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Dogs and
other domestic animals; frees them from m
besiiny sores Of ali kinds Just received snd
~. sai1 by WAKEFIELD e HALL,
Druggists,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-28

gormarts Marid!

Ourd ben gaB BON @oloen6lie Bel 2ebou ridten
bic Mpontoaroen oes @eneral BON 8onin am 25.
Stunt in B6bmen elm.
am 26. SUM- iab mon in Der Jerne i9on bic 50.
ben BON Srautenau.
SIN gebobener Stimmung bipouafirten Die 9rup.
pen. es mar fur Wanden iein lebtes Biuouaf, bic
iebte yfadbt ieines iun9en Qebens.
Wobl mo1te Wfander feinen ffiiben Sob abnen,
Qber 0as laute unO bunte Sreiben ring8um leB iOl-
de Mbnungen nidt 5u boiler @eltun8 fommen.
gD;e an ben Mben0en 5uDDr, faBen aud beute bic
BrlOer am Bipouaffeuer beiIammen uno ibre Jreun.
be batten ii1 um fie periammelt un, 9emeini6aft'
lid nod Elm Stiinb6en 5u Derplau0ern.
Sic fribere peiterfeit mar einem geoanfenbollen
grni gepiten, Der @emitber bate iidb cine eripar.
tun9spole @pannung bemdhtist, Die bradenb apf
bnen laitete.
gbon 3u perl&iebenen Malcn nor mon ouf ben
sseinb aefto6en, @efangene batten ous9eiagt, bab
edhs Mrmeecorps ben Yreuben ge9eniberitdn6en, Die
bereit ieen, id auf e 5u tperfen unb 3u pernten.
Damn waren ouseefanbte Qunbidafter nit ber
Nanrid5t auridaefe6rt, bob in unb um 9rautenau
cine be6eutenoe peeresma9t bic Yreuben ermarte
unb oob oas Serain benz 5einoe auBeroroentlid)
oIniti8 lei.
aiIe 6ieie Nadri&ten moren iebr wobl eeeisnet,
Die 9ruppen ern 3u itimmer, obne fe inoeb Su ent-
mutbigeil. 0ieieniQen, tpelde in Der pein1atb Mn,
oet6rige beiaBen. bei9dfteen fid 0amit, Driefe an
He ju i6reiben, ,pdbten0 An0ere iteinanoer plau'
oerten iber bic 5aee Der Wer9an9enbeit.
rM& ma8 - unterbra1 Der pauptniann bon
Werner bas S6meioen. uel9es i4on eine geraums
Weile in BEN 6reunbestreiie berr59te, der Menid
inu in iol9en 9a9en nidbt 5uuiel f nit ieinen sc.
lbonfen ei&dfti9en e madt ibn mutblos unh i&ua&
@eib Reiner unter ea& Elm perniuttiess 9bema a,''
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-28
(Gortiebun9 folst.)

Sic 8oFoner iunsen Damen. Gin Neu
gn9ldnoer 9iebt BON ben Hoffoner iunaen Damen
foleenoe, nidt aerooe idmei4sIbafte S@i6erun8 :
rDie Boitoner Wdoden finb 69altbere: He uer.
ben ME reif, ME 5rauen nit seiunbem 5leii9 unb
Blut. sic tro9en blaue baummollene Re9eni9irme
unb 3ibfleiber uno balten Reoen iiber ben Despo.
tismus, ben bic tpronniiden Wdnner eeeen bic ar.
men 0rauen ausiiben. sic iino falt, bart, troden
unb iaftlos = intelleetuelle Wiumien. Wenn iie
beiratben, brineen He entmeoer W6rterbuder ooer
meIanholii4 auslebenoe Wun6erfinoer 3ur Melt,
bic ausi4lieBli4 pfan3enfoft befomnlen, nit fedbs
Sabren Die Qo9aritbmen fennen, nit ben seoloei,
fhen Yerioben 0urdaus pertraut fino, BON 3eit 5,l
3eit in ben Groldteib fallen, i'm adten Sabre ter.
ben unb bann einen @rabitein nit elmer wunberba,
gelebrten Snidrift betommen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-28

@robe Bube.-S. B. syurnep, ober 3ornep,
2ebrer IN Broeepiue, GnernieD gounip. III nm $lO.s
1o S pie sSsn ,se eero %0,D g a" S,r
2eine ni6ts eeban bate, bas bic 6traie perbiente.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-28

Setter moIen. = Gin iebr moserer Wiener
| @1neioer tpolte ii9 maIen Ioi1en. Ser WaIer
| SD bdbte in Del, entse8nete Der S@neioer, oamit
| Biiierl fetter ousi4au.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-28

@itfa, bic pauptEabt unires neuen Serritori-
lums Nlosfa. lit Depeiden 5ufolse, fan enp6ltert
i'm Monat December traten allein 800 Yerlonen bic
Neile nod ct. Petersburg an.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-28

@rafBismard bat i'm nortbeutl&en Dunbes.
ratbe einen Mntrae auf ginri9tnns elmer Bunbes.
S9uleommiiiion ein8ebra1t; 0ieiel6e lou Die Con.
trole iiber bic 2ebranalten fbren, pele bere4ti9t
iinb, 3euaniiIe fir bic Heife 3um enidbrieen fr,is
wiQi9en Wilitdrbient ausjuitellen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-28

Bef4dbigt. = Sic Oroneenbaine in sSIorioa
haben burh sSr6ite groben @1aben gelitten. Sn
einisen @eeenoen Oft 6lOriSas fno be 9dume &C..
t6otet moroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-28

yuH'pupuH OuVt'etE !ugtle IetHe CulleIN lN
Sturmidritt bic .Sobe binan, uel@e benz Rapellen.
berge 9esenlberlie9t.
Gin &ueelreeen aberiduttete iie, Die brapen Sd.
liliere tpanften niht.
Mit ibren 3inbnaoelba9len iduberten fe bas
@ebai4, mdbreno bic Ranoniere bic @eihdbe auf.
fubren.
Naer, as Der erite @ranatlhuB in bic 6iterreidbi.
ihen Batterien bineinfubr nno Elm taulenofimmi9es
.Surra9" Der itirmenoen Snfanterie oieie uneruar'
tete Silfe begrlbte.
geruirrt, our Sdlfte pernidtet, besannen bic
Oeiterreder fid surid5u5ieben; oa iteisen auf Der
es Yssrses y.SSen ,urdspsrisn td '"o
Nber bic Sie9er balten Stano, ibr S9nenfeuer
lametter bic sseinoe rebenueie nieber, in ben pan.
fen Der Jlihtenoen pralieln Die @ranaten.
Ser &apellenberg. 1T senonlmen, aber oas @efedt
nod lan9e nid5t entidieoen.
lntta an Der supa an ~ ben SS5easen rassam
bat ibre Aufite1uns portrefflid eemdbit.
Sie feuert 10 rubig uno fiber, bob es feinem
3meifel unterliegen fann, 0aB ale Oiftancen Dor
Besinn bes Rampfes berednet moroen fno.
.Raltenboif 1T senommen. Sobenbrud piro els
fturmt.
lFesreid Dor, als abernals elm morberii9es &eI1lb-
feuer fie siuin9t 3alt 5a MAIDEN.
Aber bier bift fein 30grn un6 3au6ern, nit So<
besmutb riiden Iie i'm Sturmihrit meiter 9egen bic
Geueridllnoe, neue Snfonteriemaien, beeletet bon
6fterreiAiiden Riiroieren. perfen i6 ibnen ent9e.
gen, NIT gefdatem, ,gaionnet tirmen bic Onpreuben
ge9en tie an. Wann 9egen Wann entbrennt Der
Rampf, Elm eniebldbes Sanbeemenee, in meI9em
Golben uno 8aionett bic m6roerii9e Nrbeit perri1.
ten, aber bic preuBen tuanten nidbt.
Da enbli4 aiebt Der s5eino fid 5urld, bas 69neQ.
euer Der acknowledgements mdbt e nieoer, tpie bic
Genie bic Rorndbren, 6as erfte Mrmeecorps unter
/ @eneraI BON 8onin bat ben Sieg errungen.
lMber @enerollieutenont @ablena bate mad cine
@eierpe, 3uei 8risaoen. tueIde nod ni4t In @efedi
oeueien tparen. srs
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r4dben sic ibn Dor ieirem 100e beiudt?"
Rein. iein Dob, Sie iuilien e -"
.Sa. ia, iein 2ob wurjelte tief. pinterlieb er 70
%is.s sis1 ses g Der 1et ~srfs IT. 10 'afuH 'a be-
Ser Noaobuub id6itteIte ben Ropf.
.Gr mar arm, In Sen Iebtsn Sa6reen Bat Ct nid,ts
perbient. Mpropos, bic iunee Dame, wel9e Sic be.
sleitet, il SIRE fOdtera.
Gin i85nes Mdb4.n! webbalb tameu eie nad
9rautenau?"
.poben eie Elm ae&t, bonob 3u froeen?"
Ser Nognbunb Iddbelte b0bntf&.
,6kltn Sic fiG nid1t 10 bod lber mid, faete Ct
r6ie iteben I'M Solbe Delirettbs, Id tueiB es. Run
mid tiimmert es weiter nidt ober bitten 6ie b DO,
ben Yreubeu, Fe ,peroen binnen weni9en 9aeen biel
fein.~
te Jrau fnrnfeot ~gBoIlen Sic mir nit ibner
broben?"
.@cnberbare 6ro9e, i'd ieIbl Bin Elm 6iirei9iiGe
Qunbf4aiter. Sd morne sic nur S6res 4inbel
tpeaen, foiten Sic fir bieies bes @dubes eineI
Nannes bebirfen, 10 bertl9en sic iiber MIDI"
xSf bos Niles. mas 6ie mir 5u iogen batten 2
froate bic Mittue falf.
rJ0.S
.Oonn erlauben Sic mir, bob id ae6e, uno per
aeiIen sic nidt. Oa6 ID Sie nidt empfon8en iuer
Be, wenn 6ie MD IN mtiner @obnuns beiu4e1
wolen.S -
eieidritt nadb bieien Worten raid tiuaus. mi
Observation-Disclosures Qippen blidte Glaier ibr mad
Gr bate eineii beiIeren Danl fir ieine Na2ri4
erwartet, Elm Dani, Der 5einen HIdnen auf holbeu
2Beae entaegenfam, nu lab e I'D, falt in perleten
Ser Bejie obeemieien uno oie 0ittwe cob nd Del
@nfdsin, als Of he nidt ben serinefen @ertb a,i
iene NnAri4t Ie0e.
.@os babt 56r nit Der ~ i&aifsna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-09

ACH1oAdo journal gives the follow.
Ing verSion Of shooting ARRAY thai
took place Of Murphy boro: THE shoot,
Ing OF Tom Logan, at Murphys boro
when dlVested OF all ita drapery, is .aI
once scandAlous and ludlcrous affair
Il seemB that Logan was drunk, and
his brolher-in-lRw Mayor Blanchard
arrested him, being IN the same condI.
ton as Logan. They went together "a
the jail, where Blanchard Intended
leaving Logan until he became sober,
trusting TO luck az to how hs would gei
sober himself. They went inside the
lookup together, when another fellow
Edrunker, ifpossible, than the others
smut the door and locked thom both In,
Mhete they had TO remain over nIrht'
me shooting grew out OF this affair Ind
IN ltseIf WAS OF no very great conse.
quenoe. The ball struck Logan In the
forehead, but did not pensIrS,e an,
depth, and hs will be soon over il AGAIN s
The whole corps, Of MurphySbofo OH.
elAia have been on regular dFnns ~
q week, and have ruled VIII MIL n h1 i1s
hand. Murphysboro 10 The bs AZ. adEn
place Ia the State, and makes nm sSnoI
rable Allowing Of the beauties Of Dsmn-
cratic rule
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-09
IN nEmORIAM.
WHEELING, August s, 1859,

HAEELlSuI AuRuSte D, lo39.
AT q called meeting OF Typographical
Union No. 70, the following Preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased an All.WIse
Providence 10 remove from our midst Mr..
GEO. bTUBBR, O member Of this Union, and
an earnest and merltorlous co.laborer in our
common cause Of eleva4ng the status Of
labor; therefore
Resolved, That we cherish the memory OF
the deceased as conscientious and consiS-
tent laborer In promoting the general good
OF his craftsmen and while we reverently
bow 70 the will Of the Great Redeemer, we
deplore the loss Of hlS example a. an hOnora.
Bile and genial associate
.Re1olred, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes, and the name OF George
stuher be entered on the roll OF deceased
MemberS."
Res0lvtd, That we attend the funeral oil
the deceased In body.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be presented 10 the family OF the deceased.
Re1olrsd, That these resolutions be publish.
ed In the morning pnpen.
By order
O.C. GENTHER, Vice. PFe1ident
W. P. BrTTNAN, Cor. d Rec. Scc'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-09
Special 4attfes.
Important Notice,

Farmers, Families, and others can pur.
chase no Remedy equal TO DR.. Tobias vene-
tlan Llnlment for the cure OF Cholera,
DIarrhnA, Dysentery. Group, Collie, and Sea
Sickness, taken internally-ut Ia perfectly
harmless; 300 oath accompanying each bot
tle) and externally for Chronic Rheumatl sm
Headache, Toothache. Sore Threat, Cuts,
Burns, swellInga, Bruises, Motquito Bites,
Old Sores, Pains In Limbs. Back and Chest.
The Venetian LlnIment was introduced In
1877, and no one who has used It but con.
tinues 70 do 80, many stating, II It was Ten
Dollars q Bottle they would not DO without
It Thousandsof CertlacAteI can be seen at
the Depot, speaking Of lis wonderful eura-
tive properties. Price, Fifty Cents and One
Dollar. Bold by the Druggista and Store.
keepers throughout the United States. De-
I-0T- iylO-lmd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-09

TIE prospect OF the Harvard crew
10 England, seem to be hardly so
brilliant as their friends expected. We
are assured that they make better time
with an English made boat than with
their own boat; the great drawback
they have to contend against, Is unfair
opposition during the race.
All they ask Is fair play, and this Ia
the thing they take the greatest risk OF.
Already the English papers talk about
the difficulty Of keeping the way clear.
We shall probably nee that somehow
the way OF tho Oxford boat will be
kept Clear. Aside from the fact that the
English instinct OF fair play Is not rated
very high In IN International match
the large amount Of money that Is bet
upon this race will be likely to prevent
the American boat from being allowed
to win. Naturally the chances OF foul
play will enter into the betting, and the
odds Will bs In favor Of the Oxford
boat, no mater what the relative PROV
ess OF the men, and therefore the great
prepouderAnce Of the betting interests
Will be- IN favor OF foul play 10 thG
American boat.
The Harvard crew had 10 take q
coxswSln In order 10 accommodate the
English style OF rowing. A match was
refused In their own style, In which the
TOW oSrsman steers the boat. Thus
lucy had to give up mode to accom-.
mOdNte the English clumsIer manner
they have also to meet different condI
lions In the English walers. They viii
hnvs against them all the effect which
Gan DO wrought on the nerve and plucl
by the cries OF agreat crowd OF specta.
Rlurs. The undertaking shows gooC
pluck IN the Harvard crew. The OK
ford crew hxsd u day, alter the arriva
OF The HarvaTds, that gave them nearly
u months time tor training, although
the match was arranged long before
II the HAfyArds have fair play, and /
thvy retain the quick stroke whose
superiority has just been again demon,
strHIed In their trial with the Yale crew
they will probably win the race,
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DIED.

sTEUBER.-At his residence in Washing.
ton City, August7t 1859, GEORGE sTEUBER
formerly OF this city, aged "a years.
The funsral will take place this Monday
evening at 4 o'clock, from the residence o.
Chas. W.AdamS, John street; move 10 Zane
Street II. E. Church, where the services Will
be held, and from thence to tho Cemetery
The friends OF the family are invited 10 at.
tend,
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TEE Hon. Charles Allen, long known
as one Of the most prominent men oil
Massachusetts, formerly a member oil
Congress and Chief Justice Of the supe.
rlor Court, also known as occupying
many other positions Of honor aud
trusL died In Worcester on Friday
aged 70 wears,
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THE conspiracy to assnsslnate Junrez
and his Cabinet and pillage the City OF
Mexico Ia the second one which has o.
CURED for the same end within II few
years. Having to resist both Assassins
and prououncorS, the MexIcans are In
bad way; but 1t Is to their credit as
much enduring people that they are
detecting their consplrators snd putting
down their pronouncers. How many
more will they have to put down?
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SEVERAL more ipjunctions and
connter.injunctlons were served on
Saturday IN the susquehanna r. r.
war at Albany. The affair has become
90 complicated lhaLit Is impossible to
give the exact status. Tho Ramsay
party appear to have the advantage,
though the Fisk party has been hard
at work. Some Of the first legal talent
has been engaged on both sides. ~