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A Card from General r. r. sssaar.
NEw YoRk CRY, July 10, 1860,

To the Editor Of the World.
Sir,--The New York Tribune and the
Times do me great injustice in their no.
tice of the rctnion of the officers of the
Army of the Gulf at Long Branch, New
Jersey. They assert that l fnsulted the AS
ISOLATION to whose banquet was invited by
the allusion l made to the leaders of the
Confederate army. l did not intend to
wound the feelings Of those who had
hcnored me with an invitation to partici-
pate in their festivities; on the contrary, 1t
wasa compliment to our army to speak well
OF those over whom our army had tri-
nmphed, As "foemcn worthy of our steel.''
My intention aiid meaning could only have
been perverted by men who have been
taught by such heroes as Butler to relish a
different kind of steal.
was urged to attend this meeting and
banquet, and declined to do so until further
refusal would have appeared chnrlsh. I
was appointed to respond to one OF the reg
nlar toasts, and refused to do SO. NV re-
luctance to attend or speak at the banquet
grew out OF the apprehension that these
army reiinionS were being used rs Radical
Stalking-horseS. The result justified the
suspicion had entertained, as an express
sion which cannot be tortured into anything
but a compliment to our gallant soldiers was
eagerly seized by a portion of those present
and made the occasion Of q gross and indie
cent insult to an invited guest.
You will do me great favor by publish
ing this note.
Very respectfully,
.@ FRANK p. BLAIR.
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Domestic Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. July 1a.-Noon.-Stocks very strong.
Money, per cent. Sterling. no. Gold, l37s sos,
50. 1894. North Carolina G's 81; new, d: Viz
glnia SIS Old S7s: new els. Tennessee 6's eS'
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat irregular and
scarcely so firm. Corn unchanged. Pork quiet Mt
S32.37l. Lard dull. Cotton firm ut 3!t6D34lc. Tur-
pentine dropping at 42ic. Rosin steady; common,
S2.55 good, $3.50. Freights unchanged.
Ecenia1. -Cotton firm sales 900 baies ut 3dtq
3.3c. Flour and wheat active and UNCHANGED
Corn dull Pork. S3d. 256ES3t37l; prime, Sas6IT27
Lard frmcr; kettle, lasD2Cc Whiskcy frmer at
Sl0t3 Groceries quiet and dull. Naval stores
quiet and unchanged. Freights firm and I'M
changed
Governments closed firm 5-2a's go 1891. South
securities stronger: Tennessee 6's, 81. Money
closed active ut per cent. currency TO gold. DIS
counts very dull with little business paper passing
Sterling. 1c9;Mll0. Gold 1871.
BALTIMORE. July 13.-CottOn steady at 2ilc
Flour steady, with light demand: superfine. $3.50
6S8. Wheat closed dull ; new red. S14sMSl.55
Yellow corn. 81 white. Sl.05. Pork, S3t. Bacon
active and advancing; shoulders, l5f@lSsc Whis-
key scarce ut Si.n.
Virginia G's. old, 5of 1865, IS coupons, new
60. North Carolina G's, new, 4c3 bid.
CISc1SSATI July l3.-WhIskcy firm at 81. Mess
pork $40. 75MS32. Shoulders, Ne. clear sides, &c.,
closing sitter. Lard held at19c.
LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-Provisions firm Shout
tlcrs, ltc. clear sides, lSlc. Whisky poe.
ST. Louis, July l2.-Flour active; snpcrinc,
$!.2aM$i.sO. Whlskcy, 81. Provisions unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, July n-Mlddllngs-
So5c. sales 81 bales receipts. 10 bales Gold, 49,
Sterling. llOf. New York sight, premium. SUI
gar firm common, lODllc.; prime l3sIl3ic.
MolaSscS nominal.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington news.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Gcneral Sheridan
is here. ~
The revenue receipts to-day were SS29, eco.
General Sherman leaves Saturday on g
two-weeks' leave Of absence, and Secretary
Rawlings leaves tomorrow for the same
length of time. Senior Lemus, the Cuban
(provisional) envoy, returned here to-day.
Ex-secretary Seward has rheumatism in
San Francisco.
DR.. Mary Walkers application for Office
has been finally rejected by Secretary Bout
we'll.
In the trial of black woman for the MUIR
der of white man here the jury is hall
black.
The customs receipts from the 1st to the
10th instant were S4,250, 900.
" The Cabinet to-day ignored the further
consideration of the Mississippi election,
and the fourth Tuesday in November may
be considered fixed as the election day for
that State and Texas.
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INTERNATIONALLY how great an extent
the negroes have been intimidated by the
white men may be inferred from the follow
ing from the Alexandria Gazette:
Proscrfption.--A private meeting of the
members of Little Zion church, q colored
Baptist church, was held on Friday night
last for the purpose of determining upon a
course to be pursued toward such of the
members Of its congregation as had voted
the Conservative ticket ut the late election.
William Cook, the treasurer, one of those
who had expressed themselves in favor of
the election Of the Conservative ticket, was
deposed, and the funds withdrawn from his
and two a others who Sad been atV Of the
same offence from the congregation was de-
bated for a long time, but the meeting adj
iourned without arriving at any definite
conclusion upon the subject"
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RaymOnd-s WearincSS Of the Press
and his Failure in Congress.


George Alfred Townscnd's Washington Letters TO
the Chicago Tribune.
In McClellan's campaign l staid ut Mi
chie's farmhouse, near the Chickahomlny,
and occupied Il room with this distinguished
and ready Hummelshine, best i'll New ork,
all things considered, when we include his
skill to manage, to suggest, and to write, us
we'll as to adorn his profession in forensic
and social assemblies. He was then QS6l)
ex-Lieutenant Governor, and he was visit
ing General Mcclellan; but the political
question having already arisen as TO Nc
Clellan's merits, and Raymond feeling en-
barrassed at the headquarters, he preferred
this cool farmhouse, with its lady hostess.
! was but a year out of school, and priced
the opportunity to speak to one at the top
round of the ladder thus opportunity bend
ing down to my inquisitiveneSs.
| was disappointed ut his fatigue III jour
nalism, and he said:
~ am weary of it, | have had enough !!
| should like to go into public life"
"Isn't that Il descent in point of infi'l-
ence 70
81 think not. have had experience III
public speaking and debating, ana am iona
of the excitement
RAYMOND gave me much of his adventure
in early Journalism and in Italy. lie had
an exalted idea of European civilization:
one day pointed to him fine regiment OF
infantry passing through the lawn, ana
asked him if they were as soldierly as 4
regiment Of French or English: l
shouldn't like to match them against Il
Good regiment of either" he replied.
He was very comprehensive man, Il
friendly and helping man, and practiGai
Journalist of the first class, but he was ae-
ficient in imagination and ldcallty. out OF
these grew his want Of faith LII the natloIl-
ality, although he was patriot OF uiilllnc en-
ing integrity. But he was governed ny MS
nice tastes too much to make great poll
tician. He discovered too promptly the
drawback to every movement. | compared
him to Mcclellan the first day saw INN.
He was always ditching and dykmS with
his untiring pen, but he disliked the mo,
ment to come when science, taste, anu
dressed ranks must go into the melee. L
nitipd this kindly and courteous nature III
Eonmress striving to meet with his subtle
rapier the rocks and offal flung at him from
a distance by the old blackguards OF debate.
So soon as they discovered he was q geneie-
man there went up loud cry OF Bring
tjltll-mud is our ordnance ana aithouSh
RAYMOND was the best debatef on inc ioGl
of Congress, he found, TOO iale, ll,a' ptoiho o
life i'm the American Congress could not pe
iho nolisbed ceremony and bloodless tour
n,ment that it was in the House OF Loras.
Had he been pugilist, bully, or alll-
thrower. he would have made stature ~
Cnn~ress. AS it is, fear that history VIII
cou;7t os he counted, his public life OUTSIDE
~ his own State to be failure, because nc
,v,S neither ignorant enough nor convinced
enough to be the representative OF elInei
of the two great classes which are ever uItei
most here.
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The Flood I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July 13.-Telegrams
from Columbus, Texas, say the Colorado
river is higher than ever before. It rose
forty-seven feet eight inches, but is now
falling slowly. The whole crop in the val.
ley is destroyed by inundation. A number
of persons were drowned below Columbus
Altriton is six feet under water, and dead
bodies have been seen floating past there,
The water was cut off at Dunoyant's and
other plantations.
In Lagrange the water is still four feet deep
in the public square. Bastrop and Web
beryille are rumored to have been washed
lower land than Lagrange. The Brazos i
still rising. The Altriton and Columbus
railroad is washed away for several hundred
wards,
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NEW YORK, July 13.-The Tribune to-
day, discussing the Virginia election and
answering the question whether members
of the Legislature should be seated without
taking the iron-clad oath, says
"Most certainly. This has been allowed
in other States. Why not in Virginia !?
to the Government and Constitution, but
not be required to swear that he never gave
aid or comfort to the rebellion. It seems
to us n strained construction of existing
laws which requires this"
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and EIour Market:
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMoED, July Is, 1860.

RICHMOND, July Is, 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Fhfat-white 7ss bushels. Red, 4,54o bushels
C0rn.-White. 2os bushels. Yellow $50 bushels.
Mixed, 32o bushels.
Ofts.-s6 bushels.
KenL.-30 bushels. t.a
SALES.
Whent-white, aa4 bushels prime On private
terms: ia bushels prime ut 81 100 bushels very
rood private terms 20 bushels primo Mt Si.s1t.
Total RS bushels. Red, $40 bushels very good on
forn.NWhite. so bushels good at csc. 100 bushels
very good on private terms % bushels very good
good mt s2,r. Mixed. 40 bushels very good at 9sc
On.s.-as bushels very good Mt 6ac. 10 bushels
very good at zoe. "a bushels prime at Ioc Iotni'
Meal.-White, coarse ground. 30 bushels ut 9Sc. :
RE-ExHIBITED.
CoTn.-TelIow, 300 bushels.
REMARKs.-The market for Wheat to-day was
rnll OF life and activity all that was offered being
promptly taken; market still advancing. White
selling To-day at 7ac. advance on Saturdays rates.
noticeable feature In so-day's transactions
WINS the sale OF one lot Of 4,54O bushels red Wheat
from Roanoke, consigned to Board 4 Hirsh. 1t
was promptly taken. and though the terms were
kept private, yet the seller assured MS that the
price was greater than could be netted In Balti-
more for the owner ut the rates ruling there.
This lot, we are glad to learn. Is but install
market from the same region: and by the way, as
the market has fairly opened let us give word
or two Of advice to farmers and that Is, sample
your grain uniformly and clean 1t well. When
grain is not uniformly sampled 1t is frequently
thrown back on the hands Of the commission mer-
chant and there Is delay, dissatisfaction, and loss.
And when grain is not we'll cleaned the grade be-
comes reduced and the value deprecated. For in
stance, the remark is often heard on Change,
"That would be prime wheat If 1t had not some
dirt in it," and so on through all the other grades
There may he some who will say, 'Oh but the dirt
Is weighed, too, and paid for but VIC reply. ut
don't pay for little dirt makes considerable DIFF
ference in price,
The wheat coming in thus far Is sound and dry,
and the ma jor portion is Every good.'
In Baltimore on the 18th instant receipts Of
Wheat were quite liberal amounting to 3, $50 BUSH
els white and 5000 bushels red market was ac-
tive the millers buying very freely and ut steady
prices. Included In the sales reported were 2. SOC
bushels white ranging from go to $.7o; Il. sOC
bushels red ut Sl.55MS1.60 for prime and che ice
S1.45NS1.50 for medium do and 81. 20HSl- 40 for
common to good. COrn-Oferines amount to
.. 900 bushels market irregular sales $500 bush
els white, In lots, from 81 to $l.O6; bulk ut SlN
Slo $40 bushels bringing .o3ISl.o6, eco bushels
yellow asc.6 Sl, 600 bushels western mixed e4@s5c.
Oats In better supply 8 $40 bushels received;
small sales at 72@77c. a small lot of new brought
rec. No receipts or sales of Rye.
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An agrarian movement is spreading. and
the agitatorS outstrip either johnson or
Sprague. On the 4th instant some three or
four thousand people met in sober New
England to resolvc-First, that property
earned nothing.o Second, to demand "the
immediate withdrawal of the notes of the
national banks to be replaced by Treasury
certificates of service, receivable for taxes
and bearing no interest, and the provision
of free banking associations whereby mo-
ney based on commodities may be pur-
chased at cost" And third, sail men who
continue to rule women against their will
are tyrantS."
Further, it was resolved "that no great
national debt was ever paid or otherwise
discharged except by reputation; that as
dissenting men were shot down or drafted
into battle, while disloyal wealth was allowed
to remain at home with increased liberty to
fatten on the public distress; and that as
the full amount originally loaned the Go
yernment will soon, as interest, have been
more than paid, we demand the immediate
payment Of the war debt by assessment on
the whole property of the nation, including
Government bonds" Here are several nuts
to crack, and Massachusetts leagues. COM
posed of men and women, are very busy III
doing the work.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 13.-Napoeon yields to the
Corps Legi>atif. No change i'll the Ministry
is yet announced, but an early rc0rSaniza-
ton is certain. Throughout the whole crisis
the Emperor has exhibited peculiar tact
and shrcwdneSS. He had nearly all the
members of the Corps LegiSlatf to dinner
and Soircc ut st. Cloud, and chatted play
fully with many of them of different shades
of opinion, giving expression to many pi,
quaint savings.
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HAVANA, July 13.-The line of railroad
communication between Puerto Principe
and here has been reinforced by Il battalion
of marines from Spain.
The vomito sraging lcarfu'ly at NueVitas
The Spanish commander reports an en-
"agcmcnt in Saglla district, in which he
claims that the rebels suffered heavy loss.
Thirty-thrce additional estates of alleged
rebels have been embargoed.
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New York Races--The Cuban Patriot

New YORK, July 13.-In the trottine
races yesterday Lady Thorn was beaten by
American Girl, Lady Thorn winning only
one heat. The track was heavy, and neither
horse in good condition. The best mile was
made in 2:24%.
IoaG 2, Ryan Is SUN encamped on naral
and has guards watching for strange vessels
Several vessels have arrived from Cubs
and Rio Janero with yellow fever on board
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 13.-In the House of Lords
last night the motion to postpone the discs
Enlistment bill was withdrawn, and the
bill passed to its third reading. The clause
permitting the bishops to retain seats in the
Lords was erased, and Il provision provid-
ing for furnished residences and globes for
Roman Catholics and Presbytcrals was in
serted, and the bill was passed. The Lords
adjourned after an exciting session.
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GLORIOUS News FROM VIRe1N1A.-Virginia
has led off in the first complete overthrow
of diabolical carpet-bagism in the South
since the war. The precedent is invaluable
in showing what pluck and combination Of
forces will effect. Let this be a lesson to
those who cry GIVE can do nothing; let it
shame the iaggard into one more manly
blow for his down-trodden country ; and
let Alabama follow up the attack and rout
Glorious Old Virginia Once more we have
to thank her for her courage and constancy
and undying love Of liberty. God bless Nir-
ginia and her true sons mobile Register.
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The enforcement of the new prohibltory
law i'm Massachusetts was not insisted on TO-
ward the end of last week, owing TO com
bned and formidable opposition OF the
Germans. who insisted on their right to sell
lager publicly, since the rllm-sellcrs were
selling large quantities of whiskcy secretly
In consequence Of the feeling OF the ter,
man element. the constables were ordered
to allow the selling Of lager, and all of the
hecr saloons were in full blast on Saturday
evening. From present indications the pro
hbitory law in Massachusetts will meet the
fate of its predecesSors.-W Washington Chro'
ujclp.
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ForcIuu oYnrkcts-IBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, July 2.-No0n.-ConsolS. PIT. United
States bonds, 50. Sugar steady. Tallow, i's. 5t.
PARIS, July 13.-Boursc quiet rcncs, IF. lc.
HAvRE, July l3.-Cotton opens firm both on the
spot and aioat
LIVERPOOL. July a. NOOn.-COtton iirmcr but
not higher estimated sales. 900 bales.
.iftfrnOOu.-Flour, 24s. Red western w heat. es.
I'll. M9s. sd. Yarns and fabrics quiet and steady.
Liverpool, July IL. - Eccning. = Cotton ac-
tive uplnnls, l2lMl3sd.: Orleans, lS6l3sd. sales.
1900 bales. Red western wheat, Ps Id Corn
Old, Dos.
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Persons who are DESTROYS of obtaining aII
mummics must beware Of limitations. ihs
fabrication of Egyptian mllmmles y carr ae,,
on in Paris on very large scale. one i iass
han eigbt hundred "relics" of the Ptole'
miau era for provincial museums.
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INCOMES OF New IoRKERs.-HoraGe Gree
ley reports his income tor last year, so, 500
Moses s. Beach formerly of the Sum, ST.
$40; William Whitney (of the Sunday Aer-
c0ry), $500; S. b. Chittenden (of the IN,
G,epcndet,O, $50, 43l; Rev. Henry Ward
becchcr, 81, rs; II. y. Clatiin, $3.50, goo
and 4. 4. Low. $223, 1Sl.
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NRASS AND DAT HARVESTING
i have now in store, and receiving by New
York steamers. all sizes Of the celebrated CLIP
PER MOWER and MCCORM1Ck'S PRIZE
MOWER, warranted to be the best moving ma
chimes In Virginia. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
tccd to purchasers. ,,,,,o,
Also, for The grass crop. the TIFFlN REEOLN,
ING RAKE the PRATT WHEEL RAKE. and
the II o X A w A Y and GLITTER WHEEL.
RAkE: aud fun stock Of GRASS BLADES
SNATHES. and SCYTHE-STONES.
and MOWER, the cheapest and tho best combined
reaper and mower IN the market.
We have just issued Il new catalogue. Farmers
arc invited 10 write for copy, -,
IL 30 III. NJ. SMl1 Ill AZ W.
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The New Orleans Sugar Seizures, &c

New ORLEANS, July 13.-The sugars I'm,
der seizure have been appraised at 5000, 900,
gold, and bond for that amount will be re.
CURED. About 100000 cigars, belonging to
one of the heaviest cigar importers in the
city, were seized by tho customs officers to-
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SHOOTING AFFAIR IN KESTUcKY.-L0ws-
r'Ne, Ey., July IA fatal shooting aitray
occurred tonight, resulting in the killing
Of James Wheeler by Wash, Ferguson:
Wheeler received two shots, causing almost
ln>tant death. Ferguson was committed 10
tytl
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NV YORK AFFA1Ks.-Neto York, July
iz.--Seycral bank presidents and Leading
bankers We're before the grand jury to-day
% ave evidence relative to money transac-
lions in Wall street. Several will probably
be indicted for usury.
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Cinnamon i'm South Carolina.

ErUfn IHt NNArI'stNN NtWs, Jul! 7.
We learn with much pleasure that the
Hon. John Townsend, of EdiSto, Is making
arrangements TO hire number of China
men TO work on his plantations, MI.
Townsend is convinced, is we are, that III
the low country the Chinamn will be the
right man in the right place.
From the Bcnncttsyillc q. Co. journal.
; We were pleased to notice few days ago
a number Of Englishmen and others, gentle
men of capital, on cur streets, in search OF
land with view to purchase and settle III
the district. We understand that these gen.
tlcmcn have in contemplation the purchase
Of several tracts Of land, and will introduce
tho Chinese laborcrS 10 cultivate the soil.
We hope they will succeed i'll the object.
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CATERPILLAR IN THE GEORGIA AND Flo
RlDA COTTON CROP.-SGrdnn0h, Ga, July
l2.-Reports from Columbia andthe Alachua
counties, Fla, state that the caterpillar has
undoubtedly made its appearance there.
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NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers III Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
ishcrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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Latest styles Of fine jewcry, ladies' watches
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
ncckchains and lockets, silver icc-pitchcrS, ant
rich goods for bridal presents. just opcncdat NOW
Ian L Co.'S
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Weather ReD0rf.
Later from Cuba.

WILMINGTON, n. c., July 13.-Wcathe
variable. Wind south. Thermometer 920
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Machinery.

MACHINERY of all kinds built and repaired:
RAILROAD WORK, ENGINES. BOILERS,
CASTINGS OF IRON OR BRASS, FORG-
INGS. &c.
Agents in the southern States for BLAkE'S
PATENT STONE AND ORE CRUSllER-an IN
valuable machine for parties having any kind Of
stone or ore to break into fragments Send for de-
Scriptive circular. .,r
On hand for sale several NEW AND SECOND
HAND ENGINES, from two and half to forty
horse power.
SCRAP IRON. BRASS, and COPPER, wanted.
ap l0-d3t(codl2 w&w3m
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IRELAND.

BELFAST. July PA riot occurred here
Yesterday between erangcmcn and Calho.
lies. For time mob law was supreme.
Much excitement prcvalcl. AT length the
rioters dispersed. Only one arrest was
made.
GALWAY. July 12.-Fcuiau outra@cs are OF
almost daily occurrence. Last night Cap
tain Lambert WAS SHOT near his own house
in this vicinity. and probably fatally wound
ed. The assassin was promptly arrested.
DUBLIN. July 12.-Oran%c societies made
strong public demonstrations in Belfast and
at other points to-day. No disturbances in
consequence are reported.
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PROPOSALS.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF PROCTOR AND sUPERiSTESDEHT,f
July 10, 1860. }
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
/ at this Office until FIRST DAY OF AUGUST
for the delivery, ut the University switch OF
SEVEN HUNDRED t70o) TONS ANTHRACITE
COAL-yiz., 800 tons best Red Ash, for CRATES; $40
tons best White Ash for stoves and 30 tons Chest
nut, for Morning Glory stoves. Delivery TO COM
mcnce In September and extend through the fall.
Ton of > 80 pounds G. PEYT0N,
,jy Ia-iw Proctor and Superintendent.
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a Yictimized farmer has found that kero-
'.ile oil gives instant relief il applied TO Dee
suu.s.
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Foreign News.
THE GREAT EASTERN.

BErsr, July 12.-1hc Great Eastern, up
to this morning. was of Newfoundland, and
only thirty miles distant from where the
splice is TO lie made. Her signals are good.
\ II are well.
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A negro woman named Polly Garland,
living on the corner of Eleventh and Church
streets, was fatally burned Sunday night by
the explosion of a kerosene lamp.-Lynch-
b,ir0 ReDubIlCdN.