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u.rrn yxr REMAIN, cS.rss."

a., Tar woM.1 OF IioSoR-PAhd .',;o,
We recently 10" "" .s,rs is oh philippe
from London whchss ia just fee''v v" ;ns; and las
tcs the poem ssI ;y severe upon author OF Cheye
Ia, and 90 highly Buwtr h'hse i b., herp
probable idea ina' me ~os = md Of before U; may
be that tho sympathy The "tr ma cbas,c in dction
go"s ~ nns Nth an spos,,ophe the "D,ush,er' Of
England. TO wish upon the AUTHOR u '"' "
''0'" " "Then, if YOU sputn her no, with one acclaim
Won ais re- her mstchless sin, her d"aiheSs shame.
p;a;I heveey as literary production forms part o. me
angry cong description PERSONAL moral ana ~
Buronet his lady, occupies isrec pof''on o. INC
&c" " One evening 10 his lonely home he b"ro
A wreath like immortal Shakespeare wore!
And DER his solitude the echo came
OF shouts OF triumph mingled with his name:
And we NAV deem, his full oil tears
How cod the triumph which no loved one shares:
Too proud o mourn. he sought his n'ndt engage
with the cold OF a fictitious page;
Hs turns the ieaves-nb hasr viper stuns!
i,cheek grows pale, his noble brow r~,"'s
With blackcs, slnnder has his numn dehec!
And n-r his noble heart sick""s. came,
Not for his own, but for her deaihi IS shame,
The au.ion, The indecent es'
The fiisehood half revealed ard hall suppreNj
90 the fond mother whom bis bear, rdored.
His sacrcd anguish no theme for song
But heaven ia mercIiu and truth is strong:
Bulwsrs morality all The hou,th o. nv w.
champion, rounay denied the private circles :" M
every suspicion however the violations OF good ,'to a".
essy Which nysr .os nS' would veil
failing, no, ess n.,incvriy Than he, own er.'r''
IRE concluding
Sec. from " waning charms base haitcfeH ny,
Read, read. thy shame in each avcttcd eye,
nshnJ n, in. riirb ) come!
When won o see Of huppincss is home: :,
c,p.bed 'neai e of curses, thou hast re"'
Weep for the home thy fsehood has denied!
Yet ist! shall reach thee where to ind
The only solace ofhe guilty mind!
Glad ,idnss greet tho trembling heirs o'sin
An who has said, compel them TO come IN
m seck thou false one! through long aiser yeas,
To wash this stain in pen;tennl teurs!
Then 10 Inv husbands feet f,hero forgiven,
NAV pi,yin: angels plead for thee in Heaven .,,,
Thu mnny who have dropped tear over the pahe o.
"a hi. own Wherever the first fault hove oech 'ne
spirit os idle gossip instance yields TO sober sympathy
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EFOs.fS Bank Of Prizes
TO .7R.US! TO .3R.HS.,.


EuOYT'S MONEY ELECTIONS. upon The uni
III III versal suffrage principle, will be held every day
Sundays excrped) for long time TO come The polls
will br opened al his "ucky corner, from daylight 10
midnight. lha, ample rpp"rluny Will be ahnroen vo
,prs 10 deposip their ballals There can be mo mis-
take about his candidates. they hsve opposition,
and will reninly walk the course hu. IS de-
srable that the reoplrs high opinion Of them should be
shown by FIJI vnr Therefore lei every man, woman
and child .wnlk up walk up
To be voted for this month MIR S75 0n0 Of Alexandra,
avery ..taen.ed gentleman. and Mr. S5 295 Of the same
place bo,h very highly deserving If notice Mr. so o0n
Of New Jersey This gentleman cJmes from The Land Of
peaches md his s-ppeches will doubtless be peculiarly
'sweet and Juicy" Mr. 500 G0O ond Mr. S'5ONO, OH
Of Baltimore 'ihe City Of Monuments II they be
elected, i, will BE- nancy ment for Hoyi's cnsiomers-
Mr. Sl0OuO, a lively luIr candidate firm Richmond
We have profound respect for this gentleman and ne
is pisdged IN make rich man Of bndy who votes al
Hoyts Wings, Loco F"cos and Conservatives all be
long 10 this party and expected 10 .'toe The mark
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS-le39.
~, M.r.LunLs EumiLies and Oilers.
To .HtTtNVHTs THWHIfs OF"0''' :,
Un OBERT A. JENKINS has opened The follow

Hn OBERT H. JENKINS has opened the following
En extensive assortment Of new fashionable and cheap
Drv Guods which he will sell Tor cash accep'ancrs
wholesale or retail. as low any place in the Cneo
Stnes- .
BDnnsis-4 40 cases misses and ladies' Leghorn and
straw Bnnnets. all the new styles worn
t7upers and RiLJons-An extensive variety OF bonnet
and head Flowers and Ribbons of all kinds
CaI;coss-2 600 pieces t'nlc"es al great bargains
las, colns-aS 10 aud l2 cenis-and oeauti'uI me
goods of new patlrrns at Is 81 cents. &C.
LUIo,ed husiins and BShop mns-2UO pieces OF 'hese
Gonds far LADIES' dressps-npw and cheap
Irish Linens-5 cases from % cents 10 the hnest afti
Gle importrd-bes' grass blrach
Linen Goods-2O bales and Emrlaps. British Or
nahurys Towellngs Of all kinds Sheeungs, Diapers.
Napkins. &c.
GiOres and Hosiery Every description OF Stockings
and Glnvcs for ladies' gentlemen, boys, girls and male
and female servants
Domestic t;uods-Beached and brown Shi'ngs and
Shrr,inas; Apron Checks and Drillirgs
C1Drs and C0Iiars-An extensive assortment oil WORK
ed Caps and Collars, great bargains
L1ce GooGs-Thrpnd and bnbbinPt Lnces, Edgngs ano
lnser,Inps figured Lace for wells and caps; Cuttings,
DC
leHs-Lace and gauze Veils new styles
fdbs and Scarfs-0U doz all OF the newest descrip.
tons imported
Canton Mating 100 pieces red and white
BnndbOIes-l00 nests
SEks-Plan and figured, oil qualities and coIofs
f1anneis- Ganza and patent tannels
Mems Summer Wtar- Every kind Of Cloth and Gas.
smerp; plain and fancy DrIilnps Vrslings Of Six and
Marscrs; yellow and blue Nankrens; Pocket Hdkis
Susppndprs; CO ton and silk SHIRTS and Drawers
Also. Many new Fancy Gvuds. Of rare, choice de-
scriplIon,
AprllI 107-2aw4w&wet
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"a Rank of 2i,uinio on the ll.h day of June, 1889:
ras R.solped That books of subscription 10 The ad-
dtiona capital Of this Bank, authorized BY law, be
opened forthwith a, the Bank al Richmond ~ me Casa
icr and al the 7rfs brcaehrs ~ the
Jim = Ch,nslsr, john " alurduush and h. L. Will
son, EGGS 10 ,,;d w;,b inter.
esl ,rienn from The Sd instant when' he ,onnoh"ea
subscribed ond paid for 2oo shafrs' "na ,L.,r,s,
equal instruments Of iwo four and s'S 'o''''
with interest from the same period.
MA book Of subscription ia accordingly opened a.
the Bank of Virginia N g.
June IA -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
BUFFALO SPRINGS.

TaIlIt; subscribers having purchased ihe BUFFALO
b SpK,sG. in the county of Mecalenburg va re-
suectful!y inform the Public generally tnal "y ",''
lp IRE cared 10 receive and accommodate f'sofs oy
frs Of June neat The buildings appef'a'hhg 10 '"e
Springs, have undergone consIderaor improvement
since The last seasonal nu@oer OF cao,.'s "dre
erected under the particular directions OF Inc fnpe
Tors and constructed with especial regard 10 me comfort
and convenience Of Boarders They are comtn"uuus
ard airy-a spacious dining hall has been heo up Oh
sufficient size 10 accommodate three hundred persons
with cunvpnience-an and many other Improvements nave
bpen made in The establishment conducive 10 Tue CUM
for, Of the invalid and qualification OF Tue gay-ihe
,,h. shall BIZ supplied with all varieties OF provision
common to the season, served up In style iha' WIN
anil The most fasiduus-and the bar WIN hfsi-la'e IL
onors of all sorts selected especially by one o. Tue Pa
ners select band of music has also been io
he spasun The Wafer has been found ny analysis, 10
cnnsin carbonate of iron, suphur. suPhae oi masne.
sin pirre &c &C. and happy combination OF to"'c'
sndnfiic duretlc. and aprrent remedies, pecu.'a'y
adaptpd to the relief of that tghtiul catalogue OF us
easps pndrut arrangement ct the iuncuohs {" 'he
Liver S omach and Skin They iotbesr. however, Say
uu any more on this head. the renovated heaith oi
thousands who have tiled 1t will attest lis virtue anu
efficacy more fully and satisfactorily than could possioy oe
done in nm advertisement Since Nature then, has dune
90 much Tor unfortunate subject ny lhp ssna'
live prnpprtes of this water The subscribers nre deter.
mined o spare exprlion or expense 10 cnhllhue' im
prove and enlarge their accommodations tn meet he ah-
nualiy increasing number 81 visitors, ana Halter 'f
selves that inducements Will br held out To lhose vi e
community no travel either for health or pleasure IN
G,ior to none Of The pnpu.r watering places oil our
country Mr. Field and lady will reside al Inc place,
and rive their personal attention 10 the management OF
The establishment, A mail coach vii run daily from The
town of Gainesville 10 the springs Tor the acconoua.
,in, or visitors JOHN FIELD,
ALEXANDER s JONES.
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MIR. 10000 Dollars.
100 Prizes Of 900 Dollars!
VIRGINIA Sfafe Lottery.

For The benefit nf the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association Glass No. 4, for 1899
To lie drawn at Alexandra, Virginia. on Saturday, 29lh
June, 1899
SCHEME:
Highest prize $50 GOO So coo 81 ono. SO 000 50 500
sl0I7 100 prizes Of 900, 10 Of $780, ~ Of $780, "a
Of 1910 &c, &c
Tickets only $40 halves 5. quarters so
Certificates Of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $50
Do do % Half do Is
Do do 25 Quarter do 81 so
IT Please address,
d. M. HOYT. Richmond Va
Orders for Tickets from any part IF the U. S by mail
or otherwise enclosing rash prize Tickets thankfully
received. and executed by return mail with the
prompt attention personal application, and the result,
sent (when requested) Immediately after the dawng-if
addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
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AO4t'S Bank Of Prizes.

A MOTHER Gentleman from the country has oefh
IA handsomely rewarded for sending To HOY Il"
ticket-and he will perceive he has ticket IN his P''
session corresponding with drawn Nos SO 50, p''l'
Of 50 900.
Virginia Norfolk Lottery, No 3
"a So 40 81 60 45 81 43 II SO 5
M No one should let the $4,000 and other prizes 'o'
this month escape untouched. Direct your orce's "
HOYT, and success attends you. g
lime
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EFOut's Bank of Prizes.

KHOYTS schemes for this month are paricu''|s
interesting. The attention OF every one 70
10 lbem-to be found in another part oil this P'p
Hoy, as usual almost daily sends big prizes 10 cn""
nat1ons-hut few days since he paid To- een'I,m "as
from The country prize Of 1924, and since '"''
Of S5nO. and oes.e
NJ Let your orders be forthwith sent I'' anu p'
be PARTICULAR 'I rs ne a' D' D. b. HOYT
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ao,,eJ system 10 be drawn out Tor ,ne ", aaoss
the new asli,ulion the abnrs Of ne M "s,ees of
~, :. ,,hanbs " e Understand thai me 'I:.s 80.
Wa.binoon College have mnde oransen, ms ~ ,;,,i
,hni cIars.irr TO unite Ihs strength ., 49,, 10 NOS,
ons an as 10 afford TO the y"uliI OF our 1'' No
f.vorabIs opportunities ft ssmSp'r ~ Bns:d.
seitc'io" o. tpu!iey Star, 'anso.
ARMY ORDERS; =. DC ;,
IL. ,,,visinn &c "Gen-tal Ordefs ~" 20 81
=, .r,, hirior (;rnrrni Scott has ss'tc"a NV
H,n,nd nrn, trenton New Jersey Ter 'nr p''p"',
pCa,n,r Iust,ue,inn" ond has ca TED II :. AYR ~.
,,eros'' Brevpt Brig Gen Eusl's IS 'ss's"e' y ~
imrpda'e command. l,,dr orders
;, zach The camp between The 81 and ON ., 'u"I
10 val-The designations of the following oihcers
haze been accepted by the President !" 'aSe e"e'' =
,a ,,es So, opposite to their respective haIrs ZOO
'"r isn, w almsan 81 artillery, May 81 ls"9'
10, Lieut. J NJ Wells. 7h infantry, May 81!
Assist Surgeon B Wn!c"il, hP'" . ,'
A,sis, Surgeon F F,ll"wes, may "' H.,
Jrsr 1.-The companrs "t the "a rre'hfn' :. 80
na o,d.red 10 b., Withdrawn from he !of'da service
tr;II lake post a, Fort Columbus, wh,'hrl 'he .""'
Iii renn;r and assume command until TURNER "foels
The horses nf these d'sn"uned c"inpaii'fs, :"
hsinu sent 10 Jefferson barracks, as d'fec'o !"
Orders Of lhp l9h Of May VIII now Ne ""ru "'e' :.
tho Ouartrrmnster's Department at GARRY I''y' ~
'nt e,ias;,;on as The Ousrlermasler General may d.
rect. - cl,,L,s ;,eiesr
Of bring semi The poss on the 'Git OF r,rAeo' =
n,evinnsy ordered by the General in chief his reg
t f,he greater PARTON Of m has been long serving II
FIorda, and will probably jim The camp Of instructor
near Trenton New Jersey, very shortly alet us afVa
in the hurbor Of New York
- w. NAVY ORDERS.
JrsE captain G. W S'orer. command OF teceIY
ing shp a, Boston, ricc lieutenant j. b. montgomery
relieved .
I,omn,andan, W X La'imcr to the Mediterranean L
,e,cv 70 Commander Percivs in command of The y ace
~ D,orr- Conrirtinn The Charge of Judge Con
rad in the csse of Dr. Dyolt for fraudulent insolvency
was delivered To the Jury Saturday morning ana NC
cupied moro thun hours in the delivery ne jury
nr an absrnce nf about three hours returned vrroc
of guilty sgains, Dr. Dyo't The Judge in his charge
entered into full analysis of the testimony contrasting
the evidence of the both sides from who
il appeared tina, hv The admissions on the part n' I'M
defence, about $ls30Oo remained unscc"nh'eo 70. nr
hIa !, u.. shown on the part 1f the Commonwealth
that the sum Of iu0 tn0 had not been accounted Tor
md must ihprrfnrr he concealed
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MEDICAL. COLLEGE, "a R,euuo., Y.

MEDICAL COLLEGE, ia Rlcumosp, Va
TENHE next Winter Term Of Lectures in The Medical
IL Department Of Hampden Sydney College, a, Rich.
mund, viii commence on MONDAY, Oct. 2's 1889,
and contntie until the last Of February following
AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER, M. D., Professor os
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine
til JOHNSON, NJ. D :, Professor Of Anatomy and
W CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ D, Professor of Ma.
terra Ned:ca and Therapeutics
r l. BCnANNAN, NJ. d Professor Of ODsre,ics
and The Diseases al Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUPiN, NJ. d, Professor Of The.
mistry and Pharmacy.
The College lnirnary, attached to the College Build
ing has been IN successful operation for the last eight
months and furnishes constantly number nf interest.
ing Medical and Surgical cases-to which The sluten,
has access al all hours.
The College lnrmary, together with The Aims House,
Ppnlten:ry end Armory, (Which under the charge
OF two VI lie Professors will af"rd the student op.
cor,uEiiy Of Witnessing The diseases incident 10
Southern climate. The abundance ui materials e.,
Anatomical purposes, and The reduced price at which
they are furnished, will enable the student 10 acquire an
intimate knowledge oil The Anatomy Of The human body,
and the use of Surgical Instruments.
Du,inp The last Winter Course OF Lectures ftom The
number IF Surgical Cases admitted INTO tha lntnorr,
the Professor OF Slrgsry enabled 10 exhibit ueloe
the class nearly all the important Surgical operations
upon the Hriug subject; aud from The growing popu.
lari,y of the lnrmnry there is reason 10 believe that
hereafter The Surgical Cases in The House, will gEcs,y
| increase
| ond Board including fuel, lights, s-rs5m.s ai;~rt.
snce SC can be obtained in Is city for four dOLgrs
| per week.
We are authorized to state that fall Course Of Lee.
lures in this Institution will be received equivalent
! To nre in The following Medical Schools: University of
PrnrsyivaniH Jefferson Medical C"lircc uf PhIstripmp;
| Medical College Of The State a! South Carrma; Tran.
syvanis University, Lexington, ny University q Me-
| ryand &c &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissectng
| Rooms Of the College on the first OF Ocl"brr
hUG'S l.. MARINER. N. D.
Dem ct The .Nedie0l Faruty,
] RlnnmnNn May 9th l-31 . TN
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EyDUcATlON.-A Gentleman vino is competent 10
~ teach the English, Laun and Greek languages
aud the higher branches Of pure Mathematics. wishes
employment Tutor in private family, or lencher IN
Academy tir has had two years experience IN leach
ipo He VIII bring satisfactory testimonials Of his cha
racrpr and crrnr"'."ry Refer tpost pad) 10 VIM H.
Harrison. Elk Hill 2. o., Amelia.
hJ,y GS G-wjw
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Red House 7drern, Chariotte county. Ia
TEvHIS Establishment is now under the management
a of MIR William p Harvey. who is well qnaIh'6O
attend to il. pledge myself to my former friends an'
Patrons that he i'll keep good Table Bar and Stable
with choice selection Of the good things which our
country affords CLEMENT HAN h
Nav 81 3-lmf
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Nav %

.rammOh White SIX Urm Eggs
TENHE subscriber has remaining unso!d few ,nou'
sand EGos, of the celebrated kind. at his residence
the Virginia Bapiis, Seminary. Persons who VISA
to get the genuine kind had better make early appca'
ton. JAMES -. BREEpEN
limo o-u
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HbLOUD hOkSES.- HWL r Soid al PuDiIc safe On
ED FRIDAY, the 2Sth day Of June next, at the 'atm
belonging the estate of Robert B. Stark dec d. called
"Lawson's about miles from Norfolk, that well known
and successful Race Horse Stockton, wears o'd =
Stockton, is ont of Iris, by American Eclipse 7so'
very handsome Bay Coli. (un,ripd,l years old, 90!
Of Lit,le,on,a, by Chateau Margaux .7iso, handsome
nn,ried Bay Fy. years old. out of Iris, by ChL'u'
ceer. For Pedigree Of Iris and LltletonIa, see Am,
Turf Register Terms OF sale LIBERAL and vii! be mace
known on the day.
The Executor of Robert B. Stark dttd
Naval 7-i26j
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MR.. $4,000 Dollars.
tate of seW JERSEY Lottery,
MIR. $40, 200.
And Is Drawn Numbers mi Of IS.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Glass M a. for 1880
To be drawn al Alexandra, Virginia, Saturday, 22d
June. 1889
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
CArrTAL:-S35,29 5 Sl05l5 S. 600, 81 COO 50 600,
S25u. 50 $50. 81 600 81 $50 81 Goo 81 $50, 81 ,40n
SI 3O0 $50. 81 2n0 SO prizes nf 81 0GO so of $3.50
So Of $780, 50 of $780, GO of Sl60, 60 Of $3.50, 60 of
$3.50. &c. Sc
Tickets only $40 halves 3. quarters So
Certi6cales of Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half do G5
Do do &c Quarter do 80 80
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Exchange Bank IF Trginia.-The General Meeting
of The slot kh"ders Of lhr Exchange Bank Of Virgins,
which convened on hl"nday, adopted o resolution de-
clarng 10 be lnexp denl for lhp Bank accept the
act Of the Legislature, passed April 4h 1889 auih"rs
ing increase Of $500 uuU TO the capital stuck OF the
Bank, aud the establishment of q branch at Falmouth
with capital TO that amount Il be subscribed by ind
ydues
Connected with this special provision Of the act WINS
the general which calls for classification of The
offerings for discounts, which is also included in The
souilon OF non'accrpamcr. 8" far as the Exchange
Bank is Concerned. The resolution adopted BY The
una nmuus Of the individual Stockholders, the
State proxy, only, voting in the negative.
The meeting assenipd 10 The amendment Of the char
ter Of The l9'h March le39. changing The annual cleo
tnn of Directors from The lst tuesday in January TO
the LIST Wednesday in msy.-.iorfoik Herald, June A.
From the Staunton Spectator Of June g.
WESTERN LuSA11c HosPTAL.-At The annual meet
ing Of The Court OF Dpcurs of The Western Luha;ic
Hospital held Saturday ssi we had The qualification
to the discharge of three more patients from The
nst uton as cured-One male and two female. Two
others also discharged The subjects Of harmless
dementa-a class of patients which (iI they have not
friends take Of them, the of The
instances menlionrd) would be just well IN aims
house. where they could be supported at much lesscos
10 the public Their cases utterly hoperss and be
ing under necessity Of restraint, they certainly ought
not be retained in the institution IN The present limited
means Of accommodations TO Tie exclusion Of sny who
might be benefited We understand that there ale Sc.
veal other patients in hopeful state OF recovery whose
discharge the Physician expects TO be able TO re
commend The reputation hch The institution is ac.
curing by its cures, gra6' to find is attracting
10 il an increasing number Of patients from the weslber
classes Of cillzrns, which their support paid for
tend 10 diminish The public charges OF The inslitulion-
These, former years. uniformly sen 10 The North
ern ssyIums The number Of patients Of this description
now quite considerable, and there is every probability
that they will increase with The growing of the
institution.
pointed by The Governor organize The Virginia Mill
ary Institute, convened on Thursday las and have
been constantly occsrd since, in the discharge of their
functinns Col Crczpt, Gen Bns. Gen Jnhnson. Col |
Dor,nan. Dr. Leyburn and Hugh Barclay. add J. r l. |
Preston, Esqs., cumpos. The Board; Gen. Peyon CAPT
Wiley, and James Mcdowell, Esq are absent. With |
buildings to plan, contracts 10 make officers elect an
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10
From the Commercial Bulletin.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The Liverpool was advertised to sail from
the port of Liverpool on the 1st instant. By
her we may expect news seventeen days later
from Europe. Her arrival at New York
might have occurred as early as the 18th, SC
that to.morIow's mail may bring US the &C.
counts. The New York American alludiDg
to her speedy arrival, says: "by the Isl
inst. the day of her sailing, the prospects O
the grain crop in England will have been de-
termined, we imagine, and with that the
question of more oil less abundance of money
which is so essentially dependent on boun
ItifuI harvest.-We anticipate better accounts
as to the London Money Market and posi-
bly,, though with more doubt, of the Cottor
Market"
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10

Prices arc still i'd below the rates of the 5th instant,
when the accounts for the feat Western left here
but the market is more frmlhan it then was.
The sales for the week ended 18th inst amounted
to l,48O bales, Of which 1890 were Upland at a
od--6,s6O Orleans al ST Sd. $3.50 Alabama and
Mobile At 81 3D.; and 100 Sea Island at 90 a 30id
per TO- About $500 bales were taken Tor exnort and
ioUO on speculation On Saturday the 18th instant
there was large attendance of spinners, but many
OF them declined to buy at the advanced prices, and
the business of the day did exceed 1000 bales.
This morning there is fair but not brisk demand.
The duty on -four has now advanced to los per lbb
and the price. uuty paid, is "a. Sd &c. in bond It is
extremely dull and nearly nominal. The growing
crops grain continue promising.
Tnrpentine los lis per cwt. Nothing doing in
tobacco.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-10

The Terre tIaute, Indiana, Courier of the Goth
Instant pub hes letter from L. A. Scott esq, which
mentions that he had succeeded in negotiating ionu
of 1000, in New York, for internal improvement
purposes in Indiana.
| The ship Richard Anderson, Captain Thomas Lu-
cas-, cleared at Richmond for Liverpool, with nine
hundred aud four hogsheads tobacco, valued at two
hundred and two thousand, FIVE hundred and seventy
two dollars. The ship Superb, Gatchell, of Bati-
moro, also cleared at Richmond for London, with a
cargo of tobacco valued at hundred and seventy.
six Thousand nine hundred and FIVE dollars
The New York Transcript says:-"We owe much
speculations in cotton and -four, and we do humbly
hope that it may prove salntary lesson"
LOWELL Factory GIRLs.-It is stat that nine
hundred ard twentr-eigh Of the factory girls in
Lowell have deposited in the Savings Bank in that
CITY over Sl00 0a0-an average of something over
one humid ed dollars each. The Pmount would be
much larger but that no interest is allowed depo
sites exceeding $500; beside many Of the girls prefer
TO depose in institutions neare: the residence of their
parents.
National BANK.-Mr. Clay, al Auburn, New York,
few DAYS since in his federal address his part-
sans. remarked that she would still advocate Ma
tional. but not Government Bank
An old lady says-'Some young people think that
ma,rmory is something uncommcnly erquctJf eGtiOuS
but, la its nothing when YOU get used to it,
The Savannah Georgian has raised the flag Of Mr..
Forsyth fer the Vice Presidency, subec, to the deci
sion of National Convention.