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Alexandria, va. Oct. l9th, ls4t

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,MEssRs,a EDIToRsigtbG ,,3oi.,,,in s5e ssss,a
I + Yesterday afternoon the Odd Fellows Of Po-
tomac and Mount Vernon Lodges and Marley
Encampment with the Friendship Fire Com
pany attended the. funeral of Mr. William NJ.
Ching, whose mortal remains had been ,brough,
home fordheA purpose of fin,ermept,i Che having
died abroad some,awo or three months since
The high estimation in which the deceased,
though, quite q young man had been, held
large number OF persons and the funeral which
proceeded from the Odd Fellows Hall on CO.
iumbus street to the M. E. Cemetery, was one
ofsst.e largest we have Witnessed forsotne time
The Independent Brass Band underline direc-
ton Of Mr.. Joseph X. Plant performed several
appropriate solemn marches in fine style but
am happy to say, did not return wirti loud and
Joyful music as has usually been done on such
occasions. This band though but a very short
time, in existence, have abundanlly demonsra-
ted their ability and skill, and with another or
ganized about The same lime BY Signor r. Ga
reia, will supply the deficiency of music so long
and sorely felt by our Military and citizens,
and serve to enliven our town; in no small de-,
gree. sta n05pui,lsaIg Mi sln4sa L.
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8 e'Sbck P. M. 6lse "a M etate--,e&
perasui4 moderate Dne thin ev ussion wiz
out palp or siraini0 some te14erness Of -
domen still--pespila free. Cont. Mere.
every six hours.
10Th. One natural STOOL to-day no pam
merely feels weak a.snt - v4iiF
:. Cases7. A lechId aged 2years.'
Nov. 20,h, 1874 Is generally in good heahh,
but fo1a week Past has been much and IN
creasinsly, Gonbkd whh bowel complaint. -
Since morning "a o'clock P. M she has had
five excavations, green and frothy. Mercur.
3 Svery gslx hours. n ~ A(
I, 2ISt, noon. No evacuation since the9frst
dose of the medicine yesterday Omit med.
e 3d. One natural evacuation to-day.
iAI deem the above cases of iDyseRtery and
bowel affection Sufficient 10 illustrate the intiu-
enee, which Homeopathic treatment has in
arresting diseases Of this kind-r7ins the most
easy, sale and expedilous manner. ] will now
add few cases Of Eryspelas.qqA son ssg
! aas' Case 8. Alady aged 80 years.
aa Sept, Both, 1874, evening, Stout and gen
orally ia excellent health. This morning, she
noticed her left temple and par. Of the cheek red
andIswelled. The partsare elevated in the form
Of aphat, red and doughy swelling. .dffused
over the temple, q portionoi, the neighboring
hairy scalp, andiihe upper part OF, the cheek.
She has experienced during the day frequent
Fchillness. Has had attacks Of Erysipelas Of
the face previously Bellad. 6 every4 hours.
" Oct lst. Rathera restless night. Erysipe-
las contiaed 10 inIegumenisp over the cheek
bone and not above the area Of shilling
Pulse 72 feels well. Bellad. every hours.
b Cd. Is perfectly well. ssl ,so 7'.'s''a ie,
Case g, "A retired Captain in the Army aged
,,,,s.' I'M. M, 10. y, ". II 4, II a B
.ia July 9th, 1S45. Ofsparei person, and suffer
ing from asthma,ic and dyspeplic complaints,
with emphysema Of the lungs. Yesterday
morning on awsking after afestless night, he
observed his nose swelled and redsslt He was
very restless and feverish lastnight; complains
today Of headache and the swelling and red
hess have extended 10 one half of the right
cheek Pulse I08, full and soft Tongue pretty
clean. Never had tEfysipelas before. Aeon.
Is. time about, every two hours. 'iN.' g,af,.
iOth. Pulse below l00 The Erysipelas
on The cheek declining has nearly leli,he nose
and spread 10 ear. Cont" i'He was confined to
the bed only the remainder Of the day and on
the, 18th The inflammation was gone, the usual
djsanamation Of the cplicle occurring for few
days more 986 gd 81 ahial3asg dygl3. =. ",
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DTEDa

"
y On Thursday the 18th inst, al Portsmouth,
Va, Mr.. JosEPH WH,pPLE, in the 48th year
OF hrs age. lf' 1a,a 9tl# Seai io apdaA
The deceased was wellknown as an able adj
vocate Of the Temperance cause; his funeral
will take place from tfis late residence, Navy
Yard Hill, on Sunday. 25lh inst. The 'Or.
ders' and Steieties ofiTemperance men, and
the publiclare invited to,atlend.9WtSN 4.
On Sabbath last, 18th inst. at 9 o'clock, P. M
in the 53d year of his age, after a few days
confinement, Mr. JAMES, CHAMPION. He was
born in Leeds, England landed ln this ccoun7
try the 10Th day of October, 1897, being here
10 years within one day
~ He was an honest man and christian. We
knew him well ffom the time he came TO this
country, and bear this testimony respecting
him. M. M g'n, .,ls. 6,4. h,y., N, ".
N His funeral viii take place from his late re-
sidence on 18th, street, this day, (20lh), at
O'Clock. The friends of the family are invited
10 attend (DtlE W. iii IL .
/yRANBERRlES.--40 barrels T astern Cranbsn
4 y berries, just received and for BY
g, H0IMEs. Grocsr. !
oct ~ Seventh street.
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THE BOTTLE. FOUND.

si9Itiwill be remembered that at the moment
the steamer New York was going to pieces ip
the Gull, il was stated that Capt. Todd had
written brief note and corked it in bottle
/, We learn from the Galveston Civilian that
the bottle and Its note has since been found on
! the beach, The following is a copy Of the
il nOte7-- 40 ab 4gdlYasd,fs sl, IL 49, VAN ''tf q"
Steam vessel New York7-tremendou gale
1 s--,otal wreck-have all worked well and done
our duty. Tho. J. ToD, 2
.og I xogYfaI,n OF Texas, "a,
7,h September, '46, 3 O'clock, a, m. bsld,u
In am calm n, q summers sun TOP. \, !, !,
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sTARTLlNGrf

-Four hundred and fifteen persons were ar
rested IN New York within eight days. Of
whom one hundred and fifteen were females !
Ills not reasonable TO think that all these became
drunkards at once. but that they began first to
drink in small portions, and continued to in
crease their doses with their growing appetites.
Wewarn the moderate .drinker, and point to
him the consequence sld 81 Hois5s
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SOMETHING NEW.
f3FREEaLEcTURE.i

PROF. PORTER, (from the city Of N
York, } would respectfully inform the Lac
and Gentlemen Of Washington that he
Lecture on Monday aud Tuesday, October
and 20, at the Apollo Hall, on a New SYsr
OF ARITHMETIC AND MATHEMATICS. BY
system, all Of our business calculations
performed by ONE RULE Only, Prof. P. (,
solve problems on the black board under
various rules used in mercantile and mechs
cal Transactions, thereby enabling the audiel
10 Judge Of its merits. The lecture will ca
mence at O'Clock. Admission free.
Oct 1875, 434ta..3s 3g8.g,4.,
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ORIGINAL CHARADE.

A gallant knight fode.foah At morn ,ao;a
With plume and pennon gay waving, II 4
As proudly rang his herald horn,
- The, se9L af faAs boldly bravine. baE ]
Buisvsning saw, him on his shield. iia t
\. ,Bqgne sadly Ihomeward, cold and gory.,oIf
.MyaEiasr had fail'd him 90 the Geld, III ID
AS stern he stroye fot love and glory.
Forth from my next with merry chime. Mt tf-
,ihAad mystic emblem strangely glowing. N
Are lslrewnthe seeds Of strife and crime ,5 fl.
fdO O'er earth and ocean ever flowing. 81 .f
With joyous heart and eager clasp ,spt.I.
I'VE clutch these germs ofcare and sorrow,
Nor dream that id our frenzied grasp, sa'ia
hi They swell otroubles ior the imorrow,s ~ ~
When autumn wells the sunny spring, IN n
And fades her wreath of summer roses, ,15
So doth my WHOLE with trembling wing, -
!, Fit as its, short existence closes,
Although in broken clouds hath set, Il agt.l
4 tspetal stars so briefly blooming .4'a.
A spicy fragrance fingers yet, s,e I.s.Ts ss
FtThe autumn ibreezes' still perfuming aa +,
'.' "@tN 9'',,A.'lt " ",''' Pl( Md
II u. S. Hotel, Penn.Ayenue.a itfs. ,g !,
Answer to Original charade OF Monday
Witch Craft La a
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!. THE EYIL..

Unless our citizens occasionally attend the
watch house in the morning, they,can form
no idea Of the extent Of drunkenness in this
Metropolis cThe poor blacks suffer as much
as the whites. Two negro men were on Fri
day released on security, and another sent to
the work house. Bu, this is an almost every
day occurrence. M aln ad.num .a1n
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| ELEGANCE AND ECONOMy
Beebe & Cosfa r,e 10 ~ ct,,n oeu..

- Y - SOssar rdH StyIe OIL Hats
Z, NHE elegant, light and highly finished Nj
skin Hat, made BY the celebrated house
Beebe & Costar, Broadway, New York, we O
for sale. Gentlemen will please observe that tn
hats are "comme II faut" in oil respects Al
Leary g. Co.'S much admired style, full asst
ment. ftt}@ fN
Gentlemen about changing their hats are polit
requested to give ia acall. Our present stock '
be found unusually handsome and at exceedingly !
prices. z tti''' - Aa'asai mo'"h'
Hats of the last fashions sold at twenty per ce
less than usual prices. '4fha.
tea ~ TO THE LADIES. pbv'i
We would announce thai bur entire stock OF cl
drsn's Cpps is now arranged Ur sale, w. s,ci
call, as the goods are freely shown at all times.
'a@'u y " i STEVENS & EMMONs,
oct s-eteo Hst,srs, and ?, Browns Ho
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CIRCUIT COURT. R7,,T7
Il h'g9 sH EsENTa 'lit.'elii S''"'
JUDGES MORSELL. AND DUNLOP

The court met this morning, and after hear
ing an argument from Mr., Swami in the case
iof M. McCarty, vs. Alexander. which occaPir
ed over two hours in delivery, adjourned the
March term of the court.ilsl ei4l iiia 3anst
ba The October term was then opened, and the
appearance docket numbering overisx hum
dred cases Twas called This occupied two
hours. The appeal docket was then takenii p,
and one case only disposed Of the others being
continued ill tomorrow, AT half past OCH
the court adjour9ed till TO morrow at 9o'clock.
Parties interested in appeal suits would do
4well,o attend with their witnesses. Il aull Is
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BOARDING---ROOMs TO RENT

MRS. M. A. PIERCE, has four or five chami
M anda parlour handsomely furnished, wh
she would rent withor without board Her no
is located convenient to the Capitol, a few do
easl Of the Rail Road depot. \, ,'tr.E'. 4.
Transient boarders accommodated. s,f
8 oct l4--4t Intelligencerl f,
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10 We cannot conceivewhy the City Coun-
ellis will not do something towards suppress
ing the vice Of Drunkenness. If the members
be, as they are called, scity fathers, they ought
to anne amelMorate M lhs condition ot their their inebriate
children. al nnll,nr " ~ lnl liL l.
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4 G We would call the attention Of The pub
ic. 70 notice in another column Of Prof. Por-
ter, who lectures this evening Az the Apollo
Hall on New System Of Arithmetic and Ma
themaucs. We would advise bur readers to
attend, as thesystemis highly spoken fby the
eastern papers. The Lecture is ffee.i
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tsiAta frein Brooklyn, Mrs. McGarrah re.
turned into the burning house 10. save some
money, and was nearly sufocated in an up.
iperlroom.s Her husband coming back at that
moment from New York city saved her at
imminent danger TO himself. He was told
that a woman was in the house, but was moi
aware lhatit was his wife ill he had rescued
iher. .aia HAsh@4H ma Hein y ttitttf
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!. SELECTED ll'lEll ! SCRAPS.
GALVANISM EXPELLlNG DEVILS.

GALVANISM EXPELLlNG DEVILS. t
A man in France believing himself bewitch-
ed, and possessed Of seven devils, applied 10
physician, who gave him galvanic shock
daily, for seven days in succession, driving
out "a devil every mornings, at twenty francs
apiece for six, and forty for the seventh! When
the seventh day came, the epaiient was warned
TO summon all his courage for a contest with
the chief Of the band, whose resistance would
be tremendous, The dootot then procured to
give him shoch that laid him sprawling on
the floor. Gaily recovering himself, S,'1'
a am cured" he exclaimed, paid the price
agreed upon, and went his way. ~. l,i,p,
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q CEPTEMBER STATEMENT OF d
- MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURAI
COMPANY. tpeg .it @7il~9
I. G. Erwrs. Agent. 7th ST. Washington.
HAnvEr LrNDsLrr, Physician, corner Of C..
4 ~ streets u3flsaafn 74ftttl
II Issued dnrinr fhe month ] &c ,,a,., I,xl; -;
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..l..l I.-.....,-

a nan ~ named Biggs was yesterday morning
held 70 bail BY Justice Goddard, charged with
an assault onla man named BraRnil. The
quarrel originated, we believe, about,he build
ing oil pig pen sIaa aAI 1lAa div
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D5- UNITED BRoTHERs OF TEMPER ANcr. -
A special meeting OF Association No. |, will
be held at The Hall of dhe lFranklnF Fire Co.
this (Tuesday) evening, al q O'Clock, P. M.
Punctual attendance Of Brothers is requested,
for the purpose of taking into consideration the
death of our late brother, Joseph Whipple.
! hhe BY order of the President. /
5ea1 tfi1H enH,Ia J.L. HEKsHAw, Sec'y.. \.
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Slander cannot make The subject Of il either
better Or worse il may represent US in false
light, or place a likeness Of us in d bad one,
but we are the same moi so the slanderer for
,calumny always makes the calumniator worse,
'butthe calnmniated never. +a II
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Mr., EsocH G.. TycKER, rs .canvassing the
District iorJ subscribers % eythis paper. He is
fully authorised 1to, receive the names ofindivi-
dusls desirous Of supporting the great enter
prise in which we are engaged. estag
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"A DESPERATE VOLUNTEER. One OF the
California volunteers named Terwilliger, got
permission to visit his lady love at Kingston, q
few days ago, and dibecause she refused to mar
ry him, took dose of arsenic which caused
his death. .ssfy 1T Gg i5
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MARRIED

\ On the 18th inst, by the Rev. NJ G.. B..
Morgan, Mr. RoBRRr A. CoNNEL to Miss Eli
LEN NV HiTE, both of this city.
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NJ. What is the chief use Of bread q asked an
examiner at a recent school exhibition.
fys sThe chief use of bread, answered the un-
chin interrogated, apparently aslonished al the
simplicity Of the inquirer, sthe chief use of
bread is TO spread butter and molasses on it,
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ROSES.

i sase 1aJ las ls ROSES,.s lsls s,
Nearly six hundred varieties Of, roses were
exhibited at the New TX ork F'airton Monday
the 18th inst.a9 eiT III b3asttfaa3ue -a'e'
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DIFFERENT yiEw'o THE SAME sUBJEcT,-
English travellers complain thata,hey are SO
much hurried incur hotels, and so iltle in our
stage coaches. An Irish traveller took diff
fefent view of the case. Honest Pat came in
at one O'Clock, and was called up in half an
houh pa fAYEf4 "a ARia
. And what willye charge for the bit Of iodg-
ing W,inquired Pals4W
!" 'Twenty-cents,' was the reply.Rea l'o'is !
And sure twas kind ~ ye to call me so
airly-if I'D slept till morning, I'd not have
the money 70 paythe bil.' sh +,
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CARRIERS.

o. Carriers are wanted foribis paper. Any
one who viii take route, shall hare them for
62I 2 cents per hundred copies, paid for al
this Office. We feel confident ,hatthis affords
a fine opportunity for any person Out of em
ployment. etif sYai siIhlsiip
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. CORRESPONDENCE

y How glorious Is this invention ofwriting, where
by we can easily communicate to our absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or Improvement!
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ELOQUENT PASSAGE. The lighiof the lamp
was dying away in the socket; the midnight
clock swung heavily aloi, and its brazen tones
spundedfondly On hle lrpzen air. Il was the
hour when Tdiserhbodied spirits walk. and when
murderers, like the stealthy wolf, prowl for
prey. The lonely watcher shuddered as he
heard q slight noise atihedeor. Big drops STOOD
on his pale brow-ihe door gently opened, and
in came a strange bat.
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There are two sorts Of enemies inseparable
from all men, but altogether from men Of great
fore, the other behind both insensibly but
dangerously. siHi i9 z 4JJlAtf 5l ae
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THE FOUNIAIF.
Tuessay Morning, Octoberao, Is4s.

a. Yhe Columbian Fountain has nearly, II not
qnite, wide circulation in this city as any other
paper published hefe; we hsliesej is eifcnlation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
or city paper. Advertisers would do wsll to keep
i'fAti'iasrdia4t. This il mind .lILNhl-A il lsA
OTThe carriers for Georgetown and the city
west Of 4th street, not authazsd to receive the
money tor the Fopntsin. / sheyhepuy TO carry the
pspery fsny ofSthe sstscibss ssl u get the paper
they will please lot II Be- known. Our proper au-
thorized collscor win call on the first Saturday in
svery month. and collect The amount due.
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The New York Organ says,:5g

as The NewlYo Organ says:sq 4el
. n'Hatei not therum seller, but albion his hate
i fnl doings.'1a iuhlia giols aih bIal hna spa
"A lTothis we cheerfally assem-. la5 ',i''''
il0o- Il would probably do the cause of tenn
isperanee good if ministers Of the Gospel would
. occasionally preach sermons on the subject
s9i 0Ur The elevation Of Santa Fe Is said to be
! six thousand feet above ST. Louis .lsaai
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N / Sir said a ponpoos parsonage Who under
took to bully an editor, "do yod know take
your paper 'l'1l9i b'a' 11s5iadu nom
,Tha1e no doubt that yob do take it, replied
the man Of lhe quill, for several of my homes,
subscribers have been complaining lately about
their papers being stolen id the nIorning.''fl i
NJ NJ bNt ~. hhtftihl b3fphf
gil 4 say, landlord said man in a country
village, TO aytavern keeper, fhow many liquors
canl get for two long bits p
said mine host. lia u
We'll, fork EN- over. Come up my boys
and drnki,T .IkDluam ,5H
q The liqoorizmg completed, heipplls out two
old worn ont bride bits, which were long
enough in all conscience, a is needless TO say
how savage sthe landlord hooked, when the
customer walked cody out, amid the shouts Of
the crowd y. ISa a Mds6 ~
AfVta hltn Vi4Yrrrp- -Gsrrs1s7-Yr-rA4.ylh Ill ~
y Weearn from the Pistsbueg (Ps.) Chronicle
that fifteen new Catholic Churches are now
in progress of erection in The diocese of. Pnu-
burg, allof which,, ~ isexpected. will be ready
Tor service during the present year, Arrange
ments are also nladeIor commencing about 10
Others early next season.
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A CusIous TaAP. The Scientific American
says that Levi Kitiipher has spplied for pat
en,for arat-,rsp, which is operated BY q weight
in such manner. that every rat that approach
es is caught and safely secured. while the trap
sels itself for another; thus repeating the pro-,
cess until The weight il, rim down. ssgaafe
~ The Chinese affect 10 despise European IN y
genuity. but, they cannot mend a common
watch; and, when il is ouf Of order they say
il is dead. and barter il away for living one.
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NV Isuoal Al ola topper vem into )
taytn Old Tom baltimore. thesether day,
and(sskS for glassof Ad Vslo-sDm. Tte
barkreper said he never heard Of such liquor
before, and that he could no, get il there. The
topper thongh, il very strange; he had drank
New Eggiapd rum, Jamaica rum, and all 9th !.
er kinds a rum. .ibbt he'd never mad a Zip of
Ad.Valo-rum, which was so much talked
about. and he wished TO try lis quality.
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ABSENCE or MIND The latest case Of abb
sence Of mind, is recorded Of a lady, about TO
whip up some eggs for sponge cake, who
whipped the babby, and sung Watts cradle
hymn 70 the eggs. isaa.
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An old lady, hearing somebody say 'the
mails are very irregular, said, &HH{J
1t was just SO in my young days-+no trust
ing any of 'em!' a5Hlfio6aA iit0a9a gHH Z
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n They have a N. O. E. socieyin England /;
and these letters do mot mean No Old Fools.
but Noble Old Friends. so siGsm 8l i's'''o
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Tie dbate u. ,te ..va,a ~, "a. "a 4.... .i# 81.
confse. nothing could be said Some II .. ,,..,
b,rs fom Pens, yaaa aie showing up I.e .l,e r.s,
PRACTISE upon the ignorant population Of portions 6. .t
sule, during the lale p'esideo.a Election. ny Daeb
Mr.. Folk vas represented as trad If lhe lauI md
COMMENDED 10 the soHea a f,a1sy wanna as .a0h.-
Wha would re SAID u saei, letcr A, thai "a Nj Polk
10 Mr. kANf, IN cont ST lor an flee lhe el Of an,
county Nnginia, under like circumstances Nhal
would have been said o the wrler AID ii his rorrr>pl.
deui3 Ncl The Papleat he /. : made The one Pcs.
lenr, aud he made the olhtfa Jutae
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UEroly ACADEMY.

FENl exercises Of the session Of this nsti ntio
viii commence on the lj.h of July and continue
i've months under The snperlDJeadencc u " m. C. lie,
gan, \ Nj, wbuse Instructions have heretoloIa given
general satisfaction.
~.
For the languages and Alothemacs s5 90 per session
higher branches OF Ea9llsh. 10 90
preliminary cuutsr. 90
Sluieaie VIII be charged at The above rates. from the
lmr oi entrance nil the close OF the session. without de-
dncito f a,tnrr except IN OF proracled sickness
fne Academy Is situated near the saue road eadln,
lfom lyorboaIg to Rrhnund. m the county Of Apna,
maoN. ntAe Ge3hhoIhud uf Old Guncard and Salem
churches where board may be had On reasonable term,
n respectable families, convenient to the Academy
Il. ID. Palmer Pres'l OF
Ile b01td ol Iruslses.
July q Il
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o. The Sloop Of War Albany was launched at the
Bruokyn Navy fard, On Saturday, the 21lh ull. \
number Of hands employed upon The Germantown, a
vessel of the same class, building at Philadelphia. llr
launch may he expected in few weeks. 1t Is sand or
ders have been gyen for flung the Penusy Ivanla
OF Ice guns, aud the Ohio and North Carolina, of99
each This. presume, las Reference 10 a demonsra-
ton upon Vera Cruz.
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kUK MILE,

fF'ND of the most de- irahle npsiNrss LOCATIONS ia
lYnrhhurt The coesER HOUSE. nj present
ncruped 10y NJ. u. Fam. ard The adlsinng one bv
lAns fUtrwEi.i. Esa the two fonllog N Nam
Srfeet ~ lerl and extending the usual depth ii l3y
i,et Ho}h hnnsts the very o busln'ss, aud
HII be- sold elhr ~hole separate Ia lhnse disposed
1o purchase. Il MT disposed ri privately They will hs
,l.frd public sale. Thursday. the OF July. on
1hr rrmsr l. Is rare That such valuable property Is
rltrad Terms liberal
Apply 10 PATRICK QUINN.
june - dt If
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o. We requested to state that tie Circail Sure
rior Court of this county WAS in consequence of tie III
health Of the Judge, continued, at the last May term
until the lih oil July, when the Docket will agalt be
taken up, AID called through though the same had
been done At the regular tenn, and the witnesses and
suliurs viii be required to be in attendance
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PRIC f. OF WHEAT.

As inquiries will be made among the farmers in regard
TO the pnce II Nhea--we will state thai price has
been agreed upon by buyers IN our msrket nor IN Rich
mond. Il is believed it will Commerce IN market
al 60 10 Gj ceus aud in Richmond al lrom Is to 20
cents per bushel noIe.
In Baltimore the new Wheat Market has opened at
from S. to 100 cents per bnshe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-06

o. A Minister from Gull, Srnor CARvALLo, is on
his way this country. 1t has been long time since
Chill, the most furnishing and successful + the South
American Repubilcs, has been represented st Washing