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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Essfaa-Auves daily, except Monday, by :.
leparts dail, except Sunday, at S 4.
Ssstkr-n, by JNsseatas aad Jdadrer-ArTves daily
esA Monday, by I'm Departs daily, except Sunday by
Z. -.
II {. u Departs Monday, "Wednesday and Friday NJ
DsseaPevt, By Bellrse-Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, by Departs Monday, "Wednesday
Fuday, by a.
t3rAayile-Anives "Wednesday and Saturday by =. n.
departs Monday and Thursday by =. y.
Pistsrie, b. Pstssi-Arrves Tuesday and Saturday by
r. \. Departs Monday and Friday by Al
G Esvf .1tki assa-Anves Saturday by p u. Departs
Wednesday by An.
.Mssesfiss, BY Castsa-Anives Wednesday by 6r.x.-
departs Thursday by 6 4. =.
Dsl6-Auvss Tuesday By 2. =. Dspans Wednesday
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NOMINATIONS IN JoNEs CoUNrY-John Tay-
lor is the democratic nominee in Jones, for the
lower house of the General Assembly, w. w.
Wilson was nominated for Clerk of the District
Court and Joseph A. Secrest for Prosecuting
Attorney.
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OLD OPINIONS A Buffalo paper digs up
the following extract from a letter Of HoRAeE
GREELEY written in 1913! GaEELEr, who
now goes for ScoTT, wiithes like crippled
snake over it
"Scnd a delegate to the Convention, If YOU
can for Clay, ifnot TOR Clay for CorwIn, if not
fr Cofwin for Seward, if not for Seward for
Taylor, But last Of all for Scot. Scott IS a.
can eonesatsa co1conrd of MN. HIS bruins
a,' Maf ne has, are IN Ais epauieites, ard ifhs
sho"'d DC etecied Pres;deat he tcou!d tear N.
'e"ty party into tGtcrs IN tess tran s:E moa,hs."
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AID To hossUTH The New York Tribune
winch should be good authority, says. the total
amount Of material aid to Kossuth in Amar;ca
is about 800 900
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Riot at DuMkisk.

BUFFALO, June ID.
Last evening, about 1900 of the inhabitants
of Dunkirk rose en- masse, and attacked the
house of Henry Toles, foreman in the N. Y. and
and f. Ralrond mschne shop, and having cap
tured him, burnt his house TO the ground
Toles having accused another man named
Isaac Smith, in the same establishment, of hav-
ing improp intercourse with his wlte, with
view of extorlng money from hin, aud ON tn.
false oath oi Tolcs wife, Smith was arrested,
tried and acquitted.
Smith took it 50 much t. heart that he com. .
miited suicide yesterday. To!es wife then CON
fcsscd her perjury.
On the facts getting wind the inhabitants
rose above. Toles Is in their custody, and
serious Disturbances are apprehrnded.
The Duke of Wellington appears to be one
Of the greatest party goers in London. Only
think of an old fellow Of eighty-three years
being out almost every night in the week
at the fashionable balls and dinners of Lon
don
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WuALERs.-Letters received IN tI,is .o,,,.u..
from the Sandwich Islands, says some shps
lost half their crews by desertion, others have
men IN irons, and two ships have been set on
fire.
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w The store of Mr.. Mcnamara on the
corner of Nam and second streets was robbed.
on Tuesday night, of $4,000, and some 50,
or $500, 90 in silver.
P. s. We have just learned that the young
sprg has been apprehended and made to dis
gorge his i'll got gains.
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B Upon his receipt Of the intelligence of
the nominations by the Baltimore Democratic
Convention Gen Scott is reported to have said
Oh the luck, Piercing time is in store
fer us now. They have headed US, by
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-30

~ The last Davenport Banner brings us the
intelligence that its former editor, Mr.. Wheeler,
has left the establishment, on account of i'll
health. We exceedingly regret to learn this
news, as we highly esteemed Mr. Wheeler, as
an editor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-30

TREMENDOUS VINO ExTuUs1xsy-Ana ar.
rangeinent Is on foot, by which two runs ers 70
De fred IN dalena, and one in Dubuque, over
the nominations Of Scott and Graham.
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HAnNoNY.-The New York Courier and En-
quirer says, that the nomination Of Mr. Fillmore
for the Presidency by the Whig party, would be
sure precursor of defeat. The Washington
Republic says that the nomination of MIR. Web
ster, would innolre the party in irretrieraGle
ruin. And the Glasgow, (Ky.) Reveille says
that the nomination of Gen. Scott, aoouid be the
death Smell Of Vhiggcru.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-30

as Many OF the most important men, it is
sa'd' are about leaving Paris-among them Vic
tor Hugo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-30

Love can excuse anything except meanness,
but meanness kills love, and cripples even natural
affection.
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RAILROAD News The following despatch,
was received here last evening "Thc plpers
say l,,t Dntchce, Brigham SS On, are ti-
ces.tul bidders r the L. gtLI, D.vision.o Tho
Central Railroad ID NJ L.RRiBaE,
sec'y GaIena and Chicago Il lid.
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\. w DRIPS

o. The choice of u. S Senator in New
Hampshire, h,s been postponed until November
nexi, by a vote OF 80 TO 81
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Oils. Tallow Grease,

Ohio Mineral Paint.
CO0BARRELsm machinery Oil Price IS cts per gallon
CVO $50 gallons do do
in casks of various sizes do do do do
900 Barrels Boiled Paint Oil de IS dc do
5000 Gallons do do do
in casks of various sizes do do do do
$50 Barrels Tanners Oil Various kinds and qualities
from IS to 60 cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in casks Of various sizes. Various kinds
and qualities, from 80 to so cents per gallon
50 Tons Tallow Grease, for Heavy Bearings, and
Coarse Machinery, in barrels or casks, Of any
consistency required. Price cts per lb.
$50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in barrels at the lowest
market price.
Machinery Oil, warranted to chill in the coldes
weather. and considered by those using it equal te
Sperm Oil.
Boiled Paint Oil. equal to Linseed Oil, other than fo
white.
constantly receiving large supplies OF the abov.
named articles, and my motto is, 'Small profits ant
Quick returns''
B. F. POND,
56, Water Street, (undsr the Pearl st. House.
NEW YORK.
Aprl l2 d3m.
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's During the week ending the 5.h inst
there were l39 deaths from cholera in New
Orleans,
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GENERAL PIERCE ON SlAyrRy Aa1rA

Not to enjoy all the innocent happiness we
can is defrauding the Creator Of his chief puy-
pose in our creation.
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HolsTED THE PIERCE FLAG-The Pitts
burgh Chronicle, heretofore neutral has hois-
ted the flag Of Pierce and King, the Democrat
ic nominees.
So has the New York Morninr Star. also a
neutral print heretofore
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~ lhe Wings, "we Polked them nice in
"A Wen Fierce them worse in So"
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" A proposition is before Congress for ad
Journlng about the middle of August.
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Asparagus is strongly recommended in affcc
tions of the chest and lungs.
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A STEETcH OF Aurn 'HirY--ii is said that
Secretary Corwin has involved himself in diff
lculty, by granting to Il company in California
the privilege OF ctinng sub divided in.ols Of
five, tcn, and twenty dollars value. il thi be
true, and have it from nm honorable sena or,
is it a stretch of power without the sembIance
OF authority, bal in perfect keep NJ with other
acts Of this Gaphin administration.
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Genuine Politeness is the frst-born off,spTinp
OF generosity and modesty.
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Ben. M. SalnueIs

Zen. M. SGlnueIS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CIIANCERY.
WILL attend to all business entrusted to his in
w Dubuque and the surrounding Counties.
~ He has hand Land Warrants to be sold for cash
or located time
Office at No. l, over O'Halloran's now store, Main
Dubuque, Iowa.
April 9 1852 luy
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sD Catharine Hayes is now singing in
Chicago.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-30

lie who possesses susceptible heart has an
inexhaustible mind of sweet emotions.
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+. v. GOODKICH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CAPS, &c.
Nos, Globe Buildings, Main street, Dubuque, Iowa.
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The Speech OF Mr.. Gentry Of Tennessee.
We have just had the pleasure of perusns
the speech OF Mr.. Gentry Of Tenn made in the
House Of Represen' atves on the l4th inst.
This distinguished whig took the ground thai
if Gen. Scott was nominated nothing could
save the whg party from an overwhelming de-
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NoMINATIoNs.-John G. Shields of DUBUQUE
and Maturin L. Fisher, of Clayton County.
are selected the democratic candidates for
the State Senate.
John Taylor is selected as the democratic
candidate for State Representative of Jones Co.
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DIR. GEORGE w. SCOTT,
CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
BRANCHES OF HIS PROFESSION.

OFFTCEand residence of Sixth and Iowa streets
VXTISHING avail himself every that may aid
w in restoring all arrangements Of the human organ
xation has recently procured of DIR c. B. Bareft
Electro which admirably adapted
treatmento Of many forms ofdseass to which many who
are being daily treated, can attest.
Dubuque, Iowa. Feb 6, lS49. 23-ly
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DOCTOR ASA HORR

DOCIOR asa HOKR.
OFFICE-Main street, nearly opposite Globe Hall.
RESIDENCE Corner Of 9Th and Main streets, = door
south Of Congregational Church.
October Ia, '5l-dwly
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Wrfkly Grprr5s.
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS, ....... JUNE.
The Fair on the 5th Of July,

| The Fair on the 5th of July.
In an other column will be found an advertise
ment announcing the time and place of holding
the forth coming Fair, TO be given by the Ladies'
of the Catholic Sewing Society.
We cannot allow this opportunity to pass,
without reminding our ever generous citizens,
that here is an object worthy Of all commenda-
ton. 1t is seldom that The ladies of this society
come before the public in the character of re
cipients forpublic favor and yet it is we'll known
that there efforts are inspired by the lofties
timent Of the human heart and that they appear
as the voluntary advocates of the helplessly
poor. With all the appearance of wealth, com
fort and plenty about our City, there is many
poor creature stricken with disease and weighed
down by poverty, whose only hope ofreief cen.
tres upon such efforts, as are now being put
forth by the generous ladies of this society.
We earnestly hope that our citizens will real
ize in this invitation duty they owe to them
selves and the community and nobly go forward
in the discharge of that duty, to the end, that
the efforts of these charitable ladies may be
crowned with entire success.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
HEMPsTEAD e. BURT

HEMPSTEAD & BURT.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At LAW, AND
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY-DUBUQUE IOWA
MILL practice in the District Courts of the 2 JQd
w cial Districts aud in the Supreme Court.
fyOFFICE in the Yellow Brick Building, near Spaul
ding's Book Store, on Main street.
K
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His speech has created strong sensation in
Washington, and is generally regarded as very
fair evidence Of the popular whig sentiment of
the south.
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NAPLES House Corner Store, Main street,
vXJH0LESALE and Retail dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
w ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and shces
sc &c. April 80, 1851. If
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Notary Pubs Co. Ssryeyee Airy. at Lan& Surrsyor
CLARK & EATON.
General land gents,
DELHI, IOWA.
And dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware
queensware medicines, dye stuffs, Ready made cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes &C.. &C., which we will sell as
cheap be bought at the Delhi cheap cash sore.
Please cal and All kinds of produce taken in
payment.
N.B. We keep WARRANTS constantly for sale for
cash or on tme and locate all sold by
Of charge by leaving the numbers store Delhi
Dec. 4-wly
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Tar The weather yesterday was very warm,
but tempered by gentle breeze.
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Laclcde House,
fRESSEL & ALLYN, PRoPRIEToRs,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
PETER NAPLES.

p Bagga. :akem to aud from the Boats, free OF charge
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The case Is to be appended
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Fl. s. GRAsGER,} s,
w. F. kiMDALL, 's'"''
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Powder, Powder, Powder.

NHE Subscriber offers to sportsmen rifle and sporting
powder, caps and shot Of every description selected
~ one oi yourselves Good Samaritan,
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& ESS DIRECT Il Y

Or EyEaY DEscRrrrro~ execated with accuracy, neat
aud dispatch, on terms Us easonaoe as at any oe
establishment the State.
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NUMBER 1Oz.

ton on the instant. I'VE have nothing to res
tore. You may execute this moment
We are ready" they answered. The Cover
they heard crowd with drums and music
passing before the prison. The Governor came
back and again asked them to return the box
and secure t1eir pardon but they again made
the same answer. They were then brought
down to the keepers house, the prison doors
were opened and they submitted to the pro-
cess of pinioning, without exhibiting the least
emotion; then facing each other standing in the
form of triangle they chatted pleasantly to-
geher and even addressed some jokes to
the policemen who surrounded them.----
A sergeant asked st. Preux what he was
going to do with the money he had in his
pocket; he said that on the way he would
make present of it to the first child or old per-
son he would meet. He did not keep his
word however, and died with the money in
his pocket When the troops defled to pro-
ceed to the place of execution. the three con-
demned men standing opposite the street, con-
templated them passing before the prison
with nimperturbable sang froid, preserving still
the same countenance, the same gaety.
They spoke OF the preparation as amateurs,
simply spectators of drama, without taking
any active interest in it. The troops having
defled, they got the order to start.
"Come along" said Antoine, "they are
about to render US honors when we arrive at
the place" And so, with firm step they
marched to meet their death
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n FRESH and Genuine Drugs, -,

4 SfANDIED SWEET FLAG, or Calamas Root,-Just
orecoiyed a supply ofthe above delicious aromatic
CONNECTION, which mparts sweet fragrance to the
breath and may be taken with advantage in pain or nn
,asiness Of the stomach bowels, arising from tiau
ience' for spie by
aug 9-dts JOHN II SEAA. Druggist
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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HATS AND CAPS

FALL FASHIONS FOR 1852.
FENlI Il subscriber hns received bis New York,
i Baltimore and Philadelphia styles of Gentle mems
No. | Mocskin, SILK. buck and white, Beaver and
Brush HATS which. for durability nnd benuty cannot
be surpnssed in this any other market His stock is
large und complete, embracing all of the latest and
most GZgproscd "yle' Of HATS o"d cars. a
to which he most cordially invites - old friends and
customers and the public generally, to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. His stock will be found
as cbeap any other establishment in the city. All
kinds of Hats made order with and dispatch
~ Cnstomeys Hats dressed ovey free of charge.
Call at the sign of the BLUE HAT.
oct 2-ts WIN. SITTER.
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H LYNCHBURG, NIRGlNIA.
CHAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lynchburg and stopping at Dl8'
RELLS have the privilege of Vi ting the ''VRGINIAN
READING ROOM during their stay. Cnrds Of admis-
sion obtain d at the Hotel. iy 29-dt7
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Of Baltimore expressly for this uadc, and have superi
or accommodations for passengers. They are com.
manded by experienced Captains, aud qualified for the
trade,and who will spare excrtion to accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by steam,
and may be relied on to sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York. will find tito their interest To ship by this line,
is the only regular line, and freight will always be
taken the lowest rates, and every effort will be made
by the agents in Richmond and New York, give sats-
action Werespectfully nsk and hope succeed in OH
thinning full share of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line New York will be forwarded free of
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah, Charleston,
any other port The vessels will be in Richmond
R1ckets; in New York mt berth No !, Coffee II ouse
slip, foot Of Wall Street.
DAVID CURl2IE. Richmond, A,..
CIIAS. II. PlERSON, n York, { Hso 10
Richmond Aug 28-dts No.Gl, South Street.
\. B.-Goods shipped by this vessel will arrive in
muchless time than by any other route, aud at neary
one half the cost Of freight. d. c.
> .8tnW9W
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INHE LADIES are respectfully solicited to call
J. in and look at a large and beautiful stock of rich
DRESS GOODS, French Work. Grape Shalls. &c, al
the prctliest stock of SILKS, be found in this
city. Call in and look at them. ID. I. @. PETERS.
t-V Rep. copy. Sept 24-difts
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MONDAY MORNING. DEC.
RICHMOND.
JTNION STEAMSHIP COMPA.

y NY'S LINE o" TEAMERS-Peanagl- ss+ss
oaaia and Virginia, rla Norfolk, for PAadepbia and
York-The Steamships Pennsylvania, Capt Bnymofe.
and Virginia Capt. Teal, will and after November
Sd, until further notice, commencing with the Pennsy
vanin. leave Richmond alternately. every Wednesday,
for Philadelphia, and returning leave Philadelphia ever,
"Wednesday.
Due notice WILDE given, every trip, in all the daily
papers, OF the hour of their sailing.
These Steamships have been built expressly for this
line and are beautifully ftedup for the accommodation
of passengers set first rate tables aud every attention
is paid to their comfort and safety. They also pro
yided with Franciss patent Metallic Iile-Bouts, aud
great istakenand prompt attention paid the safe
delivery Of goods. In addition to the above induce
nsnts to travellers, hive made arrangements to
forward passengers through to New York by cars
steam boats thereby offering the public opportun
iy, never before offered the price, of viewing
the noble Delaware, and visiting that model city phla.
dophia.
Passage through to New York, in st Cabin. and
found, 50 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, do 90
do do do Second do 90
For freight passage, apply 10
RO. RANKIN, AG'r., corner % Water St,
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AG'T., corner % Water ST.
Richmond, Va.
LEVI ELDRTDGE, GFN'L AG'T,

No. 7, North whurves, Phil'a.
N. B.-Sh'ppers will pease bear in mind that the
all times, be given to the hour Of smiling
Tobacco carried through To NewYorl1, at 20c., to
Boston, at 30c II box and ull other goods in proper
ton
Transportation be made in superior and ast-sailing
Steamers. RO RANKIN.
nov .i.-dts
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Il ~ se0
IL HOSE ANDT IRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME INSTl rUTION.-This Company makes
Insurances against loss damage by Fire, Dwelling
Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other Buildings:
ON Furniture, Goods Wares and Merchandise gene-
rally n town and country on the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurances the lives of all persons
oying good health and of sound constitutions, (excePt
such engaged in work on Rail Roads Canals, and
other extraordinary Employment for the whole duration
20 life, or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, not on Rail
Roads Canals, or other extra public work,) will be
insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
d. T. c. PETERS, Vice Prest.
S. DIuGUID, ChiefEngneer.
Tuos o. AGREE, Gro. w ANcEf'
JAS. NJ. COINS. JOHN "A. ni''AI'
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
NJ w. D DtVESroRT Sec y.
DR.. p. II. Gilmer, Medical Examiners
DR.. VIM. Otway Owen,
July 2l--ts
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges OF the
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London Paris PhiIadel-
phia and elsewhere, has effected of the most as
onishing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashfulness, with frequent blushing attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, were cured immedis
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yNCMsUKG MARBLE WORKS,

IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYNcHBURG-
VAL II. GdDDESS q. BRO, Proprietors, (for
meriy IF Baitimorc) keep hand. and make order
ut Northern prices, Egyptian and Itnlnn Marble Man
ties, plnn and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
aud foot Stones Garden Vnaes Counter, Table Bureau
aud Washstand tops, made any size the shortest
notice. Also, door and window sis.
Any order, from country entrusted to us, vii
he aitLfuy executed with neatness and dispatch at
Aup I3-dta j. B. GADDESS' q BRO.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprjetors.
JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR.
TGERNNS.

The YIRGTNIAN Is Published daily So and semiweeky at
Il per annun No subscription H taken for shorter
me than six and paper is discontinued except
the option Proprietos until all aearages shall have
paid.
less for every form insertion and 81 cts for every utter
ono If the number insertions marked the MS, il
will be published till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RI = ac:For the privilege of two
daily $50, semi o f one square, daily So, semi-weeky
EFF inner sesn-Weekly $50. Every yearly
advertiser 81 TO eJuhne his advertising % his par
t,llar and if he exceed the space stipulated for
he viii I've ch tt.e.t fatahlv for the
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SFEAM MARBLE WORK


-ass-- AND NEW YORK PACkETS.-This New Home
Line composed the following Vessels, all owned in
the city Of Richmond, and SAILS from Mem Yoyk evoy