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FOREIGN,

LONDON, July 26.-It is rumOred
| that a treaty has been concluded be-
| tween France, Austria and Italy.
The latter, in case Of war, is to sup
port France with a contingent d
80, 600 troops, and to CCGspY NfTtGrb0.
/ Il is Eumored also that Prussia offers
! to the Pope II, 900 troops if the French
eVacuate Rome.
The Great Eastern has arrived out.
The re Gaited States practice ships
Macedonia and Savannah have ar
rived at Portsmouth. and their Off
Gas aEe Fislting the Government es-
tablishments there.
AdVices from COnstantinOple state
thar Egypt is aTming extensively.
The Times, of to-day, refers TO the
effect of the diseStabliShment as fol-
lows: " The Irish Church now knows
what il is. and what it aan co, for the
first time In IT'S history. It has a real
honest, independent character"
The interest in the Harvard and
Oxford boat race exceeds that of the
Annual University contest. The bet
ting is in favor of Oxford. The Ocean
race. Gf tie Royal Yorkshire Yacht
Club, came Off'On Friday. The course
was from LlWeS 10 Hull Roads. The
race was won by the COnbria, she
beating all competitors by ten hours,
PARIS. July 2G.-rhe Cttici8l i6ur-
ual denies that SIR. J. \. Warren, an
American citizen who was arrested
during the late riots, received i'll usage,
and asks for a suspension of public
opinion pending a judicial inquiry
into the circumstances Of the case
Marshal Mel, NiaiatGF gr War, has
ordered that the number Of cadets
to be admitted to the military schools
be Increased.
The following gappGiAtInents are an
n0gnced; Baron falier8nd Perig3d to
be Senator; ". Benditi to he AmbaS-
sadnr to st. Petersburg; IA. Charles
E3uGiu 10 be Ambassador 10 Berlin.
BERNE, July 26.-The Swiss Gov
eminent iUstities its conduct in for
bidding the residence Of MaZZini on
the Italian frontier, on the ground Of
his revolutionary doctrines, and the
duties impCsed 10y international law
VIENNA, July 2d.-Great excite
meut was created last week by the
liberation of man who had been con-
fined in a convent for over twenty
years. 4 popular demonstration
which was made on the occasion led
t. q series Of disturbances. The milf
tary were called out to restore order,
and many arrests were made. The
city is now quiet,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

nN Tl4VRsDAI. August the jih, 1859, as
~ commissioner Of Registration for the
county of shelby, state OF Tennessee, 1 will
open and hold an election. according 10 law,
NJ the several voting places in the county Of
Shelby and city of Memphis Tor Governor,
Senator, Floatep and Representatives for
their respect I've districts; and have appointed
the following :udgeS. Clerks ana Deputy
Commissioners to hold the same:
FIRST DIsrRICT-AT STEPHEN ENGLIsHs.
Deputy COMMISSIONS. W. D. Gather
Judges-J. W. Gragg, John Poole, j. W. Sos.
som. Clerks-C. NJ. Fried, Robert Kicks.
SECOND DisTEICr-AT NELSON WELLS.
Deputy Commissioner, W. p. York. Judges,
\. d. Hunter, T. h. Nelson, W y Ncblin
Clerks-W. c. Ward, VIM. Nelson.
THIRD BIsTRIcr-AT BoLToS's STORE.
Deputy, C,ommissioner, ", ]. A. Bell
Judges. s. Wvpl. Il. r. Duncan, r. NJ.
Bateman Ciarks--W iiouze, S J. Goidsby
FOURTH DIsTRICT-Ar OLD UNION CHURCH
Deputy Commissioner. T. s. Giles. Judges,
Vim. StOval. r. VI. Vaughan James Carroll
Clerks-W 7. LefiwiclS, T. W. Hines.
SIXTH DIsTRIcr-AT Rs4EIS'H.
Deputy. Connnissi'ner, W; II. Monericl
"a. ward. CIeriSs-H. r. Fuller, B. W. Pryor.
SEVENTH DIsrRICT-Ar BARTLETr.
Deputy Commissioner, +. W. Caldwell.
Iudges-J. b. Mercer, W. b. Williamson. r.
:. Taylor. Clerks-Wtily Ward, W. 8 Magee.
EIGHTH DIsTRICT-AT SHELBY DEPOT.
I'd
VIM. Griffin. Silas Wheuy, G. b. English
Clefks-S. =. Herring. W. p. Thompson.
NINTH DEsTRICT-AG FIsHEEYILF.
Deputy Commissioner, " II. Webher
Judges-John +. GranbeTry, J. NJ. Brooks, NJ.
L. Williams. Clerks. W. strong, B. =.
Strong.
TENTH DisTBICI-AF COLLIEBYILIE.
Deputy Commissioner, Il. Irhy. Judges--l.
g. Moore, j. NJ. Fleming, Jesse AppleW
Clerks. W. Koen, a. S. Str@tten,
ELEVENTH BlsgElpT-.T uEFNASrowS.
Deputy Commissioner, :. A. Rhodes.
Iudges-W. l.. Wnf0rd, Robert Weir, j. G..
Coils, Clerks-W. p. Webb, Vim. Carter.
TWELFTH DIsTRICr-AT MECHANGCsvILLE.
Deputy Commissioner, Doyle Pearson.
JudgeS-WIn. COnnell, j. ". Elam, g. o. Bun
tyn. Clerks-D. II. Hildebrand, j. T. Cartles.
THIRTEENTH DIsTRICT-AT ARNoLD's.
Deputy Commissioner, F. @: Stephenson.
Judges-Jas. Levi, w. 1. Sundis, W, i, Doo-
ley. Clerks. c. Jacob1 y. T. Douley.
FIFTEENTII DISTRICT.
VIII vote at The Ninth ward in the city.
10TH DIsTRICr-AT WHITE STATION.
deputy Commissioner, J. q. Harvey. Judges,
J. II. GOOdlett, ". X. Horne, Jos. 4. Mason.
6lerks-A. Y. Gates, r. d. Goodwin,
I7TH DIsTRIcT-AT NICC0SNELI's CHURoH,
Deputy Commissioner ThQS. n. Massey.
Judges, !, ". Stout, Jerry Massey, Amos
Ro9rch, Clerks, RObt, Stone, VIM, RalSton.
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CITY OE MEMPHIS.

IsT wARD-AT NoETH ESD NAVY YARD.
Deputy Commissioner, r. D. Baugh. Judges,
John Clancy owen Dwyer, j. +. Randell.
Clerks, J. y. N5wson, +. I. Atwood.
Isr wARD-At CORNER MARKET STREET AND
MARKET SQUARE.
Deputy Commissioner NJ. Gavin. Judges,
John O'Conner, John Mahoney, Ed. bowling
Clerks, Charles Newsom W. II. Whitsett.
2D wARD-AE CORNER YAsHNGroN AND
FOTRrH srREETS.
Deputy Commissioners, T. b. Edgington.
Judges, II. ]. Campbell, Thomas Joyce, II. W.
Lighthurnc. CLERKS, w, i, Chase, d. II.
Lawrence,
THIRD wARD-AT CORNER ADAMS AND FOURTH
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, ID. F. Goodyear.
Judges-lrving Halsey, John Gum, /. Amis.
ClerlIs-F. r. Brennim, I. =. Adams.
THIRD wARD--AT ESQ. KIERNAS's oFFICE.
Deputy Commissioner, John Johnson.
JudgeS-James RooSa, W. A. CoOver, Paul
Jones. Clerks--C. W. Metcalf, Thos. Garvey.
FOURTH wARn-Ar CORNER MADISON AND
THIRD STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, P. 7. Cartright.
Judges-A. T. Lacey, NJ. d. Welsh, u. NJ. stan
ley. Clerks-W. w. Hodge, VIM. Powell.
9TH wARD-AT CIRCUIT coURTHoUsE.
Deputy Commissioner, Thomas ODonnell,
Judges, John j. TObin, owen Smith, ]. q.
Hoist. Clerks, John d. Baird. w. ". Gilbert.
5TH wARD-AT CORNER GAYOso AND sHE1Ry
STREETs.
Deputy Commissioner, w. II. Eader Judges,
A. H. Douglass, NJ. Collen, ". G. Ware,
Clerks, w. F. Anderson, Ben. Capers.
9TH wARD-AT CORNER ToLBERT Ann 4fIrI..
BERRY STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, Henry b. Chiles
Judges Paul Cicalla, Jack Halstead James
Banks. Clerks, j. II. Banks, Sam1 Moore, ir.
7rTI- -WARD-AT CORNER CAUsEY AND LINDEN
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner Robert Goode
Judges w. l.. Stewart, Larry Harmstadt
VIM. Davidson. Clerks, Elden Highe, Fran
els Foster.
7rH wARD-AT FURGEsoN BUILDING, l27 DE-
SOTO STREET.
Deputy Commissioner, c. A. Choate
Judges, John II. West, John B, Robinson,
John League. Clerks, w. l., Nandyke, John
Mitchell.
STH wARD-AT CHURCH, QUINBY AVENUE.
Deputy Commissioner, d. T. Monsarrat
Judges, n. Pante T. Mccoy, VIM. Prewitt.
Clerks, VIM. Reynolds, Moses Levy
9TH wARD-AT COR. KERR AND FIFTH STREETS
Deputy Commissioner, W. B. Glisson
Judges, G.. NJ. Widrlg, J. ID. Danbury. r. B.
Miller. Clerks, John Handewerker, Allen T.
smith.
10TH WARD-AT AFRICA BAILEY CHURCH.
Deputy Commissioners, j. F. .Dowdy. Judgesl
J. M williamson, Joseph LenOw, B. +. Boon
Clerks, Frank Smith. j. NJ. Boon.
AT the same time and places Will also hold
an election for Constable of the l4th Civil
District, to fill the vacancy occasiOned by the
removal of Giles Smith, and also in other dis
tricts where vacancy exists.
Polls will be opened at o'clock am. and
close at O'Clock pm. Deputy Commission,
erS Will call at my office and be qnalined, and
receive the necessary blanks.
JOHN z. B0UGBNEH,
Commissioner OF Registration,
jyI ~ Ayres Block.
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Railroads and Canals.

Our railroad system has increased
rapidly and steadily since the first
locomotive dashed over the expert
meRtgd lGad, until this mode of travel
ing from place to place has almost
entirely superseded all others. In the
competition for trade, the old fashion,
able canal has been compelled to sue
cumb, despite the advantages it pos
sessed for the transportation Of heavy
freights, and in nc single instance
that VG knOW of, are canal corpora
tiOns remmeratively managed, ex-
cept where they are used as the
tenders OF railroads, and certain
classes of commodities are transfer
red from the one to the rtLer In such
a way y ElSy be profitable to both.
Far Back as tire year 1868, the number
Of miles Of railroad in the United
States were Y, ,25S. According 70 that
return the statistics Of the several
States which have over 1890 miles Of
lailrQad were as follows. Pennsyl-
vania, 44W miles; Illinois, $3.50; Ohio,
2400; New York, 3400; Indiana, 200;
Georgia, 1880; Iowa, 1850; Virginia,
1889; Massachusetts, 1850; Tennessee,
iffVs -hl91OuilS lfoV' " 'ssl5ti7ih; i-1of
Michigan l23e..e.,, A0Tth Carolina, 100;
ana South Carolina, 1890.
The Capital invested in railroads in
the United States j. J,iaeed at 81 So
000,000, against S493,000,O0 invested
1870 hanks, distributed as follows:
s4l6, 600, 200 invested IN 1880 National
banks, RRd s67 ,0G0, 900 invested in
230 State banks. The earnings of the
railroads during 1868 are placed at
s400, g00, 600, or $3.50, 1909, 600 from
freight, and Sl20,000, 900 from pas
sengers. The earninga 8f the banks
are placed 81 Irlhl Fifty to sixty mil
liens gf dollars per annum, or from
ten to twelve per cent. on the capital.
The value Of the property transported
over the railroads lis not accurately
known, but in New York, in 1867, the
railroads and canals carried over
seventeen hundred million dollars
TCTth or merchandise, the railroads
transporting 81, 4+5, ,000, 900 worth, and
the canals $40, ,O00, 600.
Since that time the PaOiAc railroads
have begn uomnleted, and everywhere
over the broad prairies and through
the fertile vallies OF the West the
putting of the iron horse is heard,
bearing to the seaboard the produce
from millions of acres heretofore
untitled; but no one things Of con-
sTucting canals, unless it some great
international work from ocean to
ocean, by which the commerce of the
world may be facilitated, ana the
length Of seS voyages be materially
abbreviated.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The WO,ld ebOws WIser.---The human
stomach has been a shamefully prosecuted
organ. There was time when for every
dirclictlon OF duty il was punished with huge
doses OF the most disgusting and nauseOus
drugs. In vain il rejected them, and lite
rally) returned them upon the hands of those
who administered them. They were forced
upon it again and again, until its solvent
power was thoroughly drenched Out Of it.
The world is wiser now than IL was in that
drastic era, when furious nurgatton and mer-
curial saliVatluH we're what J AriefnOS Ward
would have Called the main holt" of the
faculty, In eases of dyspepsia and liver COM
plant.
The great modern remedy Tor indigestion
and biliuusness Is HOSTETFER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, n preparation which has HE merit
Of combining a pglatGlle aaVnr with such
tonic, aEerieut ana aEtihillous properties, as
were never heretofore united in any medi-
cine.
Ii has been discovered at last thai sick peo-
pie are not like the fabled Titans, who found
DrOStration so refreshing that when knocked
down they rose from the earth twice as Nlg-
Orous as before. When an invalid Is pros
trated by powerful depicting drugs, he is apt
to stay prOstTated; and the debilttated being
aware or the fact, prefer the building itlJ TO the
knocking dO5CIi system Of treatment
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS meets the require
mentS OF the rational medical philosophy
W hich at present prevails. 1t is a perfectly
pure vegetable remedy embracing the three
important properties of a preventive, tonic,
and a Alternative. II iOrtifes the body against
disease inVigorateS and re-VitaliZeS the torpid
stomach and liver, and effects most salu-
tary change in the entire system when IN a
morbid condition.
In summer, when the engeehiing tempera-
ture renders tie human organization part1c-
ularly susceptible to unwholeSome atmos-
pheric Influences, the Bitters should be taken
as protection against epidemic disease.
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A Dispatch from PostmasteF-eeneral Cress
well TO ". s. Stokes---A Man Killed
at EdaeReld, Etc.

NASHVILLE, July 3.-The Iata
Journal, Of this afternoon, publishes
a dispatch from Postmaster-General
Cresswell to W. B. Stokes, in which
he saws: Believing you to be the
true representative Of the Republican
marty OF Tennessee, earnestly adVO-
cate vour election, and trust that every
sound Republican, in your state viii
raiiv enthusiastically to your support.
The President is absent from the city
but I am confident that ] declare his
opinion and desire,
Vaughan Lawrence was shot and
killed in Edgefeld, near this city, on
Saturday night, by a saloon keeper
named Cox. Lawrence attempted 10
stab Cox with knife, when the latter
shot him through the neck. He lived
but 8 f6E minutes.
p ne Residence Of Mr., Gillian, in
Edgefeid, was destroyed By fire yes
terday.
Mr.. Mullay, the new Registrar, has
issued 200 certificates 70 whites and
800 To negroes. The majority Of the
aesr1 votes were registered ~ hls
predecessor
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$4,000 REWARD.

TTNHE undersigned heing dCsirous 10 change
/ business and locality, now offer Tor sale
a splendid Steam FlOuring and SaWmiil, To-
Gated IN the town OF Murray, Galloway Co.,
Kentucky.
The engine, boiler, etc, were purchased Of
the Washington Foundry, St. Louis, No, and
0f the hest material. The Touring machinery
of Isaac Straub & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio The
saw is a 60-inch; the engine 20-inch stroke and
lO-inch cylinder; boiler ~ feet by IS inches,
and two fiue; all stationary and well put up.
We have the best stand for mill men in our
knowledge, surrounded by good country, q
large crop Of wheat and heavy run Of Gus
tom: good water, and no one 10 rlyal IN
quantity or quality. In addition to above a
three-story mill house, a gCQd dwelling house,
IS acres of land-Ear: In cultivation, part in
timber-seVGFal hundred bushels Of corn on
hand, between one and two hundred head OF
stock and pork hogs, two yoke of fine cattle,
log and wood wagon; timber wheels, and
many other necessaries too tedious to men,
tiOn.
All of the above We viii sell at reasonable
figures. Those wishing business VI this kind
We solicit to come anj, eSan..ne5 or for further
Information address Us by mali.
CARSON, PETER & co.
a IttI 1890 fy.f
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WASHINGTON.
New Naval Register---RaHk Of stan Jiiieers
Redaced---aeyenue Receipts.

Redaced---aeysnue Receipts.
WASHINGTON, July g,-Nhief-hin-
gineer J. Sherwood, FORMERLY Chief Oi
the Engineering Bureau Of the Navy
Department, has been ordered ia
Mare Island Navy Yard.
The semi-annual Navy Register has
lust been issued. 4 notable change
sBpears in the list Of staff officers, in
which the rank Of officers have been
reduced in conformity with the late
general order of the Department,
based upon Acknowledgement HOar's
Gpinian of the 18th Of March last. Ia
tie present Register the highest rank
held by any staff officer Is that OF
Commander, while in the former sew
eraI staff officers rank as Captains, ac-
COrding to the length of service. The
new Register contains a list Of the
vessels, with the changes Of naIes,
and a list Of the ten vessels sold since
January.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-
day were over 5000, eco
POstmaster-General Cre~sWell has
met with on accident 1T his home in
Cecil county, Nd. While cOnYeTSing
" III SOlllt 4IltLAl- LilN NllellI 1lOlAN Lll-
der him, and falling heavily he broke
or disIOcated his left arm.
Rev. James Lynch, negro, ofMissis-
sippi, denies the recently published
statement that he has pledged Judge
Dent the support Of the negroes Of his
State. Lynch hSs made arrangements
for an interview with Grant and Dent
on Thursday next He declares that
all further efforts at reconstruction
should be based on universal suffrage
and universal amnesty %, and that
the white people of Mississippi have
thoroughly abandoned resistance to
the doctrines Of the Republican party,
as they do not feel any interest in
common with the National Demo-
cratic party, and that the Southern
white man comedies TO the negro
man equal political rights, and there
viii be no issue between them, and 70
create one will be a curse to both races.
Lynch has conferred with many lead
ing Radicals.
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NEW ORLEANS:

NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-Collector
Casey is having immense amounts Of
the seized sugar stored in the hereto
fore unoccupied vaults Of the Custom
house. Treasury Solicitor Bantield Is
here giving his attention to the sugar
cases. Supervisor Rinsella is also
here. A warrant was issued 10 day
for the arrest of Auguste Couture for
concealing his books. Those OF the
most importance to the revenue officers
cannot be found.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
1TEDICAL DEPIRTNENT

rDHE TWENTIETH COURSE OF Lee
TURES will commence on the FIRST
nay OF NOVEMBER next. The Prelimina-
~ Course commences on the FIRST MON
DAY IN OCTOBER.
Theory and Practice-WM. X. BOWLING, ND.
ODstetrics-CHARLEs X. WINSTON, MD.
Gben5sfrv-J BERRIEN LINDSLEY, MD.
Snrgerv-WIILIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ.
Insfitutes-THOMAs J.. MADDEN, MD.
Clinical hfedicine-WM. l.. NIcHoL, MD.
Naferia Mediea--JoHN II. CALLENDER, MD.
Anatony-TBOs. b. BUCHANAN, MD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. COMPTON. MD.
FEES.-The American Medical Association
at the meeting in May last at New Orleans
passed resolution that no school charging
less than sI20 while il favored by a large ma
jority Sl4O), should be represented IN that
body, nor should graduates OF saeh scnoois De e
course OF lectures Is $40; Matrieulaiing, 80;
Dissecting, $40; Graduating, $50.
For additional Information apply 10
]. BERRIEE LINDSLE4,
jyH Dean Of the Faculty.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 26.-The Court of
Appeals Of Maryland in the case of
Elias Ward, q citizen of New Jersey,
against the State Of Maryland, on an
appeal from the Criminal Court of this
city, affirmed the Judgment Of the
Criminal Court imposing a fine of S400
and costs for violating State law in
selling without license.
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MARRIED.

WILL IAMS-WALLACE-0n the DIST inst,
Of tl1c-,esidence of the brides mother, by the
Rev. a. W. Young, Mr.. ]. II. WILLIAMS, Of
Fisberylle. Tenn, TO Miss MARY FRANCES
WALLACE of Walnut Grove, Cr;t1enden
county, Ark.
May peace and happiness and l0Ye'
Gently fioWing from above,
Attend thee through the path Of life,
And make thee happy man and wife.
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FOREIGN,

LONDON, July 2G.-ConsOls closed at
93l@934; 5-20 bonds S2J, and at
Frankfort S75.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.-Cotton firm f;
uplands 12sd; Orleans 125d; sales
l2,000 bales. California white wheat
los I'd; Red Western, No. =. 9s ID.
Western Flour 23s 6d. Corn, No
>, mixed, 30s; old 29s. New oats 9s
6d. Peas SOS.
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DIED.

DOHFRTY-At the residence of his brother,
Richard Doherty. at No. 37S19 Shelby street,
Mr.. MICHAEL DofIERFY.
The friends and acquaintances of the fam
flv are requested to attend his funeral, this
Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock.
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BOSTON.
Extensive FOrgery---AequittaIs-- Death Of
lanes DemDsey

BOSTON, July 26.-L. b. Brown,
who was arrested a few days since for
attempting to pass a forged check on
the Mount Vernon National Bank,
also succeeded in obtaining $500 from
the National Security Bank of this
city. The check was drawn on the
National Park Bank of New York.
PuSsia and CASTILLO, who were tried
On the charge Of burning the shoe
mandatory in Marlboro and obtain
ing the insurance from New York
offices, were acquitted to-day.
James Dempsey, who lost an arm
in the engagement between the Kear-
sage and Alabama, and the last sur.
vivor of the wounded among the
crew, died an Saturday night.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Wm. PlOeger
shot and killed Ernest Niemier on the
street last night. Both were Germans
and had been intimate friends. I'M
nroDer intimacy between Niemier and
Ploeger's wife is the alleged cause of
the killing. PlOeger gave himself up.
DIR. Panderson was yesterday. dan
gerously cut with knife in the hands
Of an infuriated woman, who accused
him of giving her medicine to cause
an abortion. The Doctor denied the
Charge,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The officers and g
M members Of Kilwinning Lodge No: Xxx
34l +. and A. NJ, are requested 70 attehuS =
a speeial communication, this Tuesday even
ing 9Th INST, at S O'Clock, for work in the r
G. degree. ,- .-Y>-.,r ~, w n
By order of JOHN A1NSLlEs "; n.
Bin X. PULLEN, Secretary. lyH
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FORTRESS MONROE,

FORTRESS MONROE, July 26.-An
imense 20 inch gun, made at Peters
burg, and weighing fifty-seven tons
and throwing an llGu pound ball, was
landed here to-day,
Rain has been falling and the crops
look finelN.
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CANADA.
fenlan Movements.

TORONTO, July 2G.-InstructlOns
nave been received from OttOwa, to
nave the gunboats on the Lakes ready
iOr immediate service. RumOrs of
Fenian movements is the supposed
cause of the order.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASHBEL G. BROWNS
- & Z @ Q t 81 G n . . I
FOB THIRTY PUPILS ONLY.

rlyHIS School is designed for students, both
male ana female pursuing n regular col
leaiate course of instruction, and viii afford
unusual facilities for the attainment of "a
sound and liberal scholarship.
II viii be opened at the southeast corner
OF Linden and Wellington streets, on the first
Monday OF September.
Terms-ten dollars month. to be paid in
advance, and a contingent fee of two dollars
per session OF ten months, nj the entrance oi
each pupil.
Those desiring admission should apply im-
mediaiely AT the Office of Or. :. p. Green, -
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HAVANA

0ReiaI Report Of the Number Of Troops
ETC.. etc.
HAVANA, June 2G.-AecOrding tC
official reports the number Of effective
regular troops on the Island is y, ,000
and Of volunteers 1900. The rebels
state that they have 5000 well armed
men In the field, besides a number O
guerrilla bands.
Marshal SerranO has issued an order
Withholding the Government stipend
nom the Jesuit College in Havana
owing to the indecision Of the Direc
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