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American Mail Steamers.

We have observed with pleasure the recent
movement in behalf OF The establishment OF line
Of mail stea mers between New York and the con-
linen, OF Europe by the U. S. Government Un-
der The auspices OF the present Postmaster Gene
raj conirac, has been entered into with COM
PAW of New York ship owners, BY which the
mails TO Europe are 10 be forwarded semi month
IL. in steamers. 10 Cowes in England ana thence
alternately 10 Bremen and Havge. This con,rac,
has been formally entered INTO, and now only
awaits the ratification of Congress; or rather II
only wants an appropriation 10 carry ii into eflec
the las, Congress having authorised the Posimas-
ter General 10 take steps far the Establishment OF
line OF ocean steamers.
Will Congress make the proposed appropra-
ton? We hesitate not 10 express our decided
conviction that the best interests Of the country
demand il. The sum may be large, but even
il the receipts from ocean postage should De only
half OF the amount, we should regard the money
as we'll spent Why should we be any longer
dependant upon the British Government for all
The mails and every species of information, in the
way OF news, which we receive from Enrope.-
The steamers sent 10 this country by that Gov
eminent come amongst us semi-monthly, COM
manded BY experienced naval officers, who ex-
plore our harhorS and become familiar with oar
coasts. They levy upon US for large amounts on
accom-, of the enormous travel and The heavy
mails between This country and Europe. They
bring us the earliest and welnigh the only tidinss
of events that are taking place in the old world;
and the focus OF the telescope through which We
lool, is fixed in England. They carry away from
u, 10 the continental nations of Europe the story
of whatever occurs in this country, and they mir
ror forrh our virtues and our faults 10 suit The Bri-
fish horizon. The million OF brave hearts in Eu-
rope which beat in sympathy with our country,
and its institutions, can only hear from the land
they admire though the medium Of the English
press!
II, as appears to be true, our differences with
England are at las, about to be brought TO a
close, by the settlement of the Oregon ques.
ton, We rejoice at the result. Two OF the first
nations Of the world, on either hemisphere
will become more united; and the art. of peace
and OF civilization will more and more ad.
vance Such a result loo, is in accordance
with The spiri, which is daily increasing among
different nations. They are all becoming more
associated. Commerce is bringing them togo.
ther, and quick communication facilitates &C.
ouainrance Our own citizens are travelling
everywhere and comforting honor upon their conn
try Our writers gain esteem and admiration il
England Our scientific men in France re
ceivs The nonors OF learned societies. Ou
magnetic telegraph Is exhibited before The won
dering Me,ternich and the Emperor OF Aus
trian. Our locomotives span the railways Of th'
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embodied He was elected 10 the Hoase Oh Nc,
leyales of Virginia in 1928, in which ne SEW ~
three wears; after which he served nine yoa'.
The Senate, The later three oi WHICH S,cas,
Speaker; he was then elected TO Consttss I1oua
By large majority, and has served ID IN h' he ey-
Of REPRESENTATIVES since thai time, win tne 60
ceplion OF one Congress, having rolHa'mas ~,
fircd for The purpose of attending 10 lnulspe''aue
private business The general recognilion u his
eminent abilities-ihe prominence OF ms posniI
his ready ouickness in Gehae ana Ills seisa''','
~ of genius. Joined 10 certain easy anu sooo'
injured freedom OF manners, ailaches ~ VI, r..
son degree Of popularity, wnich, WIN r,h,.;-
portion ct his party, amounts a'i."s' " -"
asm. Ills single-hearted patriotism, plo,''l"
ever in counsel and in action me 'ilosl
fcng devotion TO principle, III ,ls T. ~, s" wv
of the purity Of which he may beiieVe Inc llue
greatness of his countrvs deslinies 10 consist
Through all the hot fury OF the political struggles
of the PAST twenty years, The voice OF ms UNI
formly consistent man has been heard among inc
loudest pleading for "equal rights ana equai PR
yilcgcs"and an impartial distribution oil consul
lutianal fayors.
He is eminen,ly unassumirg and unamoluous
for stallion. His ambition The writer wen hho"a,
is of that pure and lofty character, wnlcn a''hs
NJ the success of great measures, connecleu as hs
believes, with The good OF his country; ana no
station would be desirable 10 him that DIG mol ana
him in The accomplishment 81 ihese e'eVa'eu
views and patriotic purposes: icr, SINCE ne en.ef,
ed pubic life il is as well 10 add, he never asked
Iavors or office OF the Executive. Tor himscif or
any family connexion. He has. consequently,
ai,easy achieved reputation sufficient TO grail
~ The highest aspirations ana, wne''cl ~ VI w,
Of place, his numerous friends feel well assured
Ina, he must % down 10 posrery as one of the
pures, and mos, distinguished Of American states
men. Let his election TO the Senate, to which he
IS The righlfutclaimanl, and we cannot but think,
destined reeipslht, be browning token OF public
gratitude, ~ 6lnak Ik years, he may graceful
" relic. farsbn OF the fine lines OF
the Poet:
"Thr Gods and Cato did in this divide;
They chose the oonquering-ir th- conquered s'de'
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PROXIES, DIRECTORS. aud other AGENTS. a.
Pointed ~ The Beard III Puhlic Work.. H. represent
lie stock held by the State Ia Internal lmpfuyruant
Companies
Upper ApponattoI Company-Janes II. cox, Proxy.
Lower appomato1 Company H. spooneg,
Proxy; John V. Wilcox ana Robert u. Boiling Directors
Ashoy's Ghp Turnpike Company-Gr Bu,hroa Eb,.
Proxy; snsh snnh and Humphrey H. rowei. D.rsrti..
Brrryviii- Turnpike Z, mpary--JGi,- ta>ti,i,.n.
Proxy, Cyrus Mccormick and N.lar y ic;;ulr, y.
Iectofs.
Ga Caeon and North Branch Turnpike conua0.-
Charles B!"r, Proxy; Charles Blue and Col. Jane Il
len Directors.
car,,fsste Bridge Company Jacob M.chaux and
Samuel i'a,ciltr, Managers.
Charleston and Point p!casan. Tuf.p.k 4. Contract
nah, Directors.
chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company-Dr EiCl3fl
u Mason, Proxy; JAMES |. Runsun, Alternate rn..
Ciy Point Railroad Cnmrahy-Col. 4 Peterson
Proxy ouin Morton and Edwin James. Directors.
Dragon swamp Navigation ConpaIy-J"hn " r..
hlnson Proxy; Thomas D. Evans and Alex. \ Shrfalt.
Directors.
Dismal Swamp Canal Company-Cineiunatus H.
Newton, Proxy.
Fairfax Turnpike company-Dr Richard O. Mason
rccturs.
Falishridge Turnpike company-Jno Gunnol pioyy
and Director; Moiram Ball, Director.
Fanqner and Alexandria Turnpike ron,rany-lA4.
iiunt"n, p,"Ns; john W Tyler htfies Il. iuu,oua
Berkeley Ward, Directors
Flncasil- aud hlue Ridge Tninp.sc Com.ans-Arg.
T. Eskridse, Proxy George ". Nison ;il Joau l....
t-r. Directors
, Holiday Cove Turnpike foapanv--ilavid -nyd.f.
Proxy, lessee id-incion and Iohn niiirf. pI,rjor.
JtInes River aud kanaw IN iomrtn, Wm 7 ~.
Ton George ~ Lee, aud Naihdri T. yrnanlr Proves
nniii asth October mkt
lafayette and Ines Ferry Turnpinr cnmpany-ia-
r. Preston. Proxy; John q. EaGfo,d mi 1n.s Il ,,fc.
ner, Directors
l.e"-hurs Turnpike Comparatively Strcste pory.
I.rrsiurg aud Suckers Gap Tnfny.st to.aptri
James MrIIhany. Proxy; Samuel s. 4 ts!dNcf and
Inomas Rogers, Directors.
Lexington and Covinrion Tuinuka sompsny-ile1
i. Barclay, PROXY; Samuel McD Ecid and lame. Nc
Dow.il, Directors
LewStiits and Rlne Su!rhur Snytpys Tr,nntke Cam.
pany--Wm. smith Pow I.nr, E,~kin. aud charlie
Rogers. Directors.
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TO THE LADIES.
More Grass d,EGfil.

D H. JENKINS is opening this morning
IL. (Inne lGih) three cases OF those beauiia
Grass Cloths ior Skirts, 10 which ne would cal
the attention OF the ladies'.
Also, per same arrival, ladies Cotton Hose
l2i, II; aud 23 cents, 70 The best kind.
Lace Buttons OF al! sizes.
Whalehonos, &c, e..
lie would also invite The attention ofhc Lade.
10 his stock Of Dress Goods, which he has beer
selling very low, but which has been reduced sill
lower, preparatory 10 closing them off before NOV.
ing 10 his new sore. Cali and examine them
together with many other goods and yon will
find great bargains r. II. JENKINS,
Junel6 No. % Exchange Corner
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DR WISTARS BALSAM or WILD
DCHERRY.-1he following letter from a
we'll known aud highly respectable gentleman Of
this city, will he read with interest BY all vino may
be suffering from the same painful disease with
which he has been afflicted:
BosroN, April l4th, 1876.
MIR. Seth W. Fowle--Dear sir:-l have been
induced, al the suggestion Of many Of my friends.
10 make known 10 The public through you, the
great benefit have derived from the use Of the
medicine called
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
in The hope that others suffering with Lung com.
plants may find the same relief by lis Use that
have done
The latter part of last summer and in the ia
suffered greatly from severe cough, pain in
the side, dilcully in breathing, loss Of appetite
and other symptoms which indicated a rapid de-
cline; three OF The most learned and intelligent
medical practitioners in The city, pronounced my
case Consumption, and stated 10 me that nothing
bu, change of climate could be of the least pos
sible benefit 10 me, as my lungs were IN very
infamed and diseased state. AT This time, in
hopes tina, might find some temporary relief Tor
my cough, bought bottle Of The Balsam, which
no, only gaTe me the relief that my failing
strength required, but seemed 10 give me new lite
and energy.
After taking several bottles of the medicine, my
appetite returned, and with it my strength M
cough entirely Lett me, as also The night :weals,
which previous 10 this lime had been very pro-
fuse. In five weeks lime gained eight pounds
OF flesh and have been able eyers since, 10 lake my
accustomed exercise, walk Of from three 10 four
miles day, and attend 20 my regular business
should be most happy 10 have yon refer any one
who may wish 10 have other particulars, 10 nae,
at my place OF business, No. 305 Washington
street. Very truly yours,
WIN. Fl. HOLBROOK.
" fresh supply Of the above valuable Medicine
co lstan,ly on hand, and for sale by
June 10 SAYNoR & WoOp, Druggists.
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BARBOUR COUNTY.

AT large and respectable meeting convened
al The Coun House OF Barbour county, on the
18th May, 1916, TO take into consideration the ex-
sling difficulties between The United States and
Mexico, on motion oil John S. Duncan, ESQ.,, Col.
Henry Slurm was called 10 the chair, and Rob-.
Linn appointed secretary.
WIN. A. Harrison, Esq, in a speech OF grea,
eloquence and ability, explained the object OF the
meeting; whercupon, on motion Of Gideon ID.
Camden Esq, committee was appointed by the
chair composed Of the following persons, 10 re-
pm, euitahe resolutions for the consideration ct
the meeins Gideon ID. Camden VIM. y. linn,
| Da:d Gofi, Cabcll Tavenner James Nee.on'
and John S. Garlic, Esqs The said committee
retired, and in short lime returned and reported
The following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, we have this day learned that war
exists between The United Siaes and Mexico
Therefore,
Resolred, That we stand ready and willing to
support our country in all things necessary 10
bring The war 10 a successful and honorable con-
clusion.
Rcso;rcd, That the promp; and energetic mea-
sures adopted by The Executive and The Congress
Of The United States upon this subject meet our
hearty approval.
Reso'rcd, That We earnestly recommend The
improved discipline Of the existing volunteer
companies The formation Of additional ones, and
an immediate lender OF their services 10 The Pre-
si!enl OF The u. States; and that our fellow-cil-
zens in general, Of suitable age and condition 10
bear arms in defence oil their country, he respect
fully recommended 10 hold themselves in readiness
TO enter the service oflheir country whenever need
ed.
The following gentlemen then addressed the
meeting with ability and eloquence: Judge Ed
win S. Duncan, Cabell Tayenner, John S. Dun
can, Charles S. Hall, and Gideon ID. Camden;
a ter which the said resolutions were unanimous
IL adopted
Charles S. Hall, Esq, offered the following re-
solution:
Resoirsd That The proceedings Of his meeting
he signed by The Chairman ard Secretary and lie
pnbished and that copies he transmitted 10 the
! President Of the Z. States, ami 10 the Hon. VIM.
G. Brown, the delegate in Congress from hi, dis
trict
Which was also adopted-and then, on motion,
the meeting adjourned with 'ihree cheers for the
success OF the American army on The banks OF
the Del Norte."
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Gar. Oar scu|p;ors win lauTes even IN nay
in Florence, in the very presence OF the monu-
nents of Michael Angeles genius. oehii'pat-
barous nalions-the Imaunis G! Mnscat, the
Deys Of African sove,eisnlies and The pachas
of Mahommcdan reopie-!esiify IN II respect oy
presents 10 our Executive officers. And our
me chants. guillless Of invasion and outrage
share with England The Trade c! The Ceies'lai FIN
pire.
WE are paius-,aking with cur army and
navy, small rs they are. We PRIDE our
selves upon the achievements oil cur vessels
npon the high seas. We send our arts ana our
arms. cur batteries and manimenis OF war,
10 every part Of Inc globe. Our merchantmen
sail upon all the highways OF commerce. YET we
arc not known, and sill less respected, as IA
lion who have applied the power Of Steam 10 ma
rhine delences
All other nations are now building steam yes
sells. England has more than 100 in commission;
and in case of any emergency she can speedily
equip and send out upon the seas Two hundred
and seventy! France is doing all she can 10 en-
large, complete and perfect her steam navy
al the ports in the Mediterranean are constantly
visited by French mail steamers, commanded by
naval officers, ard carrying guns which may be
used a, any momen, when hoslii.ies break cut.
The minor governments Of Europe, Inc various
kingdoms and duchies Of lay-beh;nd The age
as tina, country is repued 10 te-all have their
steam navies. The vessels OF Sardinia Tuscany
and Naples-drecly under the patronage OF The
governments ofthe several counries-vieing with
each ether in splendor and speed do large and
doubtless profitable business in conveying the
mails and The great number OF travellers between
the several ports fthe Mediterranean. The king
dom oi Naples, which we know has but eight nil
lions Of inhabitants. possesses steam navy OF
more than twenty vessels. Even The old Pope
Gregory lGlh-verging upon four score, and now
tot,ering 10 the grave, he has built steamer
We have done but little towards even the ioun-
dalion Of a feet Of steameIs-",he cavalry oilhe
Navy We have spent large sums in expert
menis, and we have built various steamers, 10
see whether certain improvements in The propel-
ling power would answer or not. Now, il our
Government, instead of spending large sums in
testing the virtues OF the supdry new inventions,
The Hunter, Inc Ericsson, the Lopez, The Archi-
mclean profctlsrs, wonld make an appropriation
TO enable the shyewd shipbuildrrs of our country
10 carry the mails practically across the Ocean,
they would soon settle the question about the
best propeller. They would soon furnish the best
models Tor the construction Of any war steamers
which our Gavernmen! might hereafter see fit 10
" carried to the continent Of Europe by our own
vessels, and also have steamers always al hand,
TO be used, in case of war, for hostile attack and
defence, and also in the important and now ex.
pensive service OF transporting troops, supplies
and munitions Of war.
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SafIce.

rIlO ALL SUBSCRIBERS TO HARPER'S
i BIBLE-J. W. RANDOLPH & CO.,
RichAont, would inform The Pubic, that Har-
per's Splendid Bible is now complete, and that
they are prepared, with new machinery, to bind
the work in any style that tie fancy may suggest
The prices will vary from 50 TO 20.
We have samples Of New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore, and our own Binding, which We war
rantlo be superior in durability.
All can sui, themselves By calling a, No. l2l
Main street.
We can also supply odd Nos, 10 complete bro
ken sets.
Bound copies kept on hand, for sale, al price:
from is 10 $50 }. w. L. * co.
June IL
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" Ar RiAGE..

Married, on lne:day evening, tie u June 4, i,,,.
town, PENNSYLVANIA, by the Rev. D. d. lVrt I'..'
Burnside, Esq, Of Rcleiontc 10 Mss R.cg.t, ~
MERcs. eldest daughter OF the Honorable si,,a, -
ron, Of the United states SENATE 'a'r
Married, on the evening Of Tie 10Th June ~ H.. i,
Jacob W. tierndon, MIR. EDMcSp j. syispt. - g, Z,
MARY J. JoHssoT, eldest daughter Of Aqai. y,,ns,,.
nil OF Spottsy lvania county. '"soi
or Wing Will please copy.
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DLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
L GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS

DLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
L GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
FURNISHING DEPOTS-
Awarded the Got and Silver Medals, Four
First Premiums, and Two Highest Honors, al
the National, the Massachusetts, the New York,
and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions, respectively,
for the most splendid Colored Dagaereolypes and
bes! Apparatus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without re-
gard ~ weather.
Instructions given il the art
4 large assortment, o! Apparatus and Stock al
ways on hand a, The lowest cash prices.
New York, 25l Broadway Philadelphia, l3G
Chestnut ST; Boston, - Court, and So Hanover
SITS; Baltimore, POS Baltimore 81; Washington,
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; Petersburg, Va, Mocha
MICS Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut, and
I76 Main ST.; Saratoga Springs, Broadway;
Paris, l27 vieIlIe Rue du Temple; Liverpool, 81
Church ST. June l6-2m
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Il The Concert of Sacred Music, which was
10 have been given las, Friday night at The Uni
tel Presbyterian Church on Shockoe Hill, and
postponed on account OF the weather will take
place next Friday Evening, The 10Th inst, at 81
o'clock.
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SfriDe1i satin VESTS.

I'VE have COW IN hand large LOT oi Striped
w Satin Vests, which, lor beauty Of s,:e ard
pattern, cannot be surpassed in The Old Dominion
Price reduced Call and examine them q; ii
Main Street. SiLAS MERCHANTS
June III Cheap Cash Clothing Store.
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Scnr. Edward Ross. Paul, Philadelphia.

NORFOLK, June l3-In Hampton Reads
ship Macedonia, from City Point, bound 10 Eu,
rope; barque Home, from n. York, passed
through The Roads yesterday for Port Waiihaii
schr. Fountain, Kelleran, from Boston, bound
10 Richmond.
June l4-Sailed, schr. Splendid, Terry, for
Richmond.
BALTIMORE, June l5-Arrived, schr. Pa
lestine Cannon, from Richmond Cleared, schr.
Missouri. Groves, for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond; schr. Americas, Wheeler, lor Rich
mond
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L. w. ALLEN, Secretary pro tenn.

One branch of The Superior Court has been c.
cuped for Two day. in The trial of libel suit, in
which j. w. Webb, editor Of the Courier and
Enquirer is The plaintiff, and D. F. Bacon, IA
nous wing orator, is The defendant. The suit
gew ont Of the course pursued by The plaintiff
towards Daniel Webster in regard TO the Ash
burton treaty. Soon after the plaintiffs opposition
10 MIR. Webster ceased, the defendant publish
ed a book called the Mysteries Of Iniqui,y, which
the plaintiff reviewed in his paper in the month
Of June last rejecting on The author Of the work
The defendant then replied through The columns
Of the Tribune reiterang many o. The charges
made agains, the plaintiff for many years past,
and otherwise abusing him. The plaintiff pub
lished another article rejecting on The defendant,
which called forth The article containing the libel
lous mailer. The defendant charges The plaintiff
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VIRGINIA BAPTIST BIBLE soCTET

VIRGINIA BAPTIST BIBLE SOCIETY.
In conformity with provision made by The
Bible Society OF Virginia, at lis late annual
meeting, The President called meeting at the
Second Bap;s; Church, on Monday morning,
June 18Th
The meeting was opened with prayer By Rev.
]. J. Finch, oi Moth Carolina:
Tn motion al John ID McGill, ESQ, the tcl-
lowing preamble ANA resolutions were adopted
Whereas, The Southern Baptist Convention has
now constituted lis Mission Board as lis Agents
Tor Inc distribution OF The Bib!e-therelore.
Rcsolre9, That the resolution adopted a, the
annual meeting, in jane, 1884, by which this
Society became auxiliary to the American and
Foreign Bible Society, be, and the same is here
BY rescinded.
Rcso'rcd, That The Board be instructed CATER
reserving so much as may be Judicionsly used in
our own State) 10 pay over the residue of The
funds now in the Treasury, and such as may
hereafter be received, Dol Otherwise designated BY
The donors, TO Inc Foreign and Domestic Boards
Of The Southern Bapis, Convention, in such pro-
portions as lis judgment may deem best or The
doors NAV direct, 10 be disbursed b. these
Boards, respectively in Bible distribution.
R.selred, That, in sevcring our connection with
the American and Foreign Bible Society, Inc
Beard DO communicate TO that body cur ad.nra-
ton OF the frmness with which, amid many diff
Gculiie., il has sustained the principles on which
il was organized, and assurances of continued in
leresl in and prayer for lis future prosperity.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
THOS. HUME, President
w nv
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DowAND's IMPROVED TONIC MIX
IL TURE, Inc old sterling remedy for Fever
and Ague; for sale by E. ]. PlCOT,
June Is Sign of the Red Mortar,
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GooD.-Gen. Gaines compares himself 10 Field
Marshal Butcher ;-on reading which, a wit OBJ
served If Gaines is Blucher, then suppose
Scott is Field Marshal Tureen."
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MALI. ORPHAN SOCIETY.-The Man
ayers OF The Male Orphan Society will meet THIS
(Tueslay) afternoon, ate o'clock, a the residence
Of Joshua J. Fry. A full meeting is requested.
June I6 5. B. MINOR, Secretary.
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DEATHS DoINGs.-It is with the deep

DEATHS DOINGS-lt is with the deep
est sorrow that we announce The death OF Mrs.
SALLY NJ. WARWICK, the wife OF Abraham
Warwick, Esq, Of this city. She died yes.er-
day morning Of dropsy in the heafI, alter a
bret illness Of two days Not many years
ago, We saw her brilliant and lovely bride
This day her mortal remains will be committed u
the cold tomb We knew her well and intimately.
We were familiar with her energy of character,
her rare accomplishments, her sparkling man
ners, and wiihal her warm and glowing and SIN
cere acts Of kindness. Our society will long
mourn he loss Of one Of lis brightest ornaments.
Her devoted husband and children have every
reason to bewail this awful dispensalion.-
As her life was bright, we rejoice 10 slate that
her end was full Of quiet and happiness. This
humble tribute to her memory is penned by
warm friend and admirer of The lovely deceased.
Peace 10 her ashes!
We have 10 record another of Deaths works
Yesterday, 10 The deceasc eli Mrs. Amber, the
widow OF the late COL EIward Amber. She died
covered with years and with line deep regrets OF
and devoted family. Her charity and
Christian virtues had earned for her the love
and respect OF The community in which she has
lived so long and 50 lavorably.