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X,TNA INSURANCE. COMPANY OF Utica. New Yovk.
~ against 6e inland transportation Joan r.
president; H. II. UAwLrr -ecrs,ay Capital AiToo
f CHsS. DE SELDfNG, Agent,
MAY II Seventh at sppo~ite ODD Fellows HALL
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oaios street. ono. Department Postage,
Washinson, D. e. Jnly Is-Iswsncdacp
ecmpaned BY e.rns and drawings nnl IN. as'h in.t.o, for
new engines s and rss set ns ,s, as The
the Phiadelphia nnvy yard -, -, -, -,,,
rhes II. ors viii be rsymsu,. viii y m.S. Is f
low.: oae half ssces..fn . sp ..,,-aeto 70 III. De
judged be selected by The Secretary Of
Navy Drrius,rr, Aug ", ls,o.
s .ns s.'Sr s,, = % an.
''s,.', Aug i,,-das.ains,.
The above notice !, .r,.na-d and modified follows,
day srp,-ms-I prorno urni.hnz
boilers instead ~ ssi,sins new ons. ''''
rsym.ns. b
10 he selected by tbs Secretary cfine Nsvy
N.vv psr .srsssr, Aosaa %, isss
Nator. Inesnc- and Eveaiss st of washington ..d ,e
and Eveaas Argus Of Ph.dsphia, please puel
Aug 23-dssptio .-E7.5 .1, ~ .s0 fH
IUHITE Brandy. fourth proof, pure, for preserving
peaches. tHt4 t4
White black seed, celery seed e
White }a@s,s s'sess ana .pisr. Of Al. kind. sr psctus
jus. ,cc.svsd s~ c..s- Of fresh prs..-, ,sns~.u Jsr
And sdoren nou Of pampsi., .rs.ay prepared e. .nsda
sHEkEL n BAILEY.
aa ''''' Ne Cent?. ."s" M.sss, t space. ''
eyw, -h. ,. p,-..-d r,..en, e.r
ss ~ h,a~dy v-y superior masosr b lsht# .sfE
Aas y aalfAeoa~n AZ aw1 sAB-
WHfrn .r~:ay. &e., J..s received, .~a fs~ saI..a-
lard seed every li"a ~s vim. ..srs. .sS rsss, 30 =.
sss . n rS 1 '.s; rssss & - b. "
Asa . Assa4~a opyo.ss. Rro~s:. m.ssis s.ss..
Scssooh BOOKS or All Is~d. a.sd II ~. Dissrsss
sept. Bookstore, Fsss. ~ ,n.ss ~ .sr.es.
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General Claim Agency.
A. sOMMERviLLE, Agent Attorney for the prosecution
II. pension elaine Con
In. Virginia and land
bought sold References forms, As
forwarded per mail reqccst.
OAce tho Fos Ones Department Poetascs
prepaid attention Address ab-ve
Washington, u. G. July I3-Iaw3mcdAcp
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JAMES IL. sHEKELL
NDSiAH n. NAIt.EN.


O&rA Ts pvc sesir., pocssra land
Ne pS Issued Pm February, ssa in The name q Jacob
Hs. hf s~re~ a. v. raucc, WsshirFor
g AAsvsA hs Gessrai Lssa oMvs assise
s-ue rscn, fps the sane and application wv be msss "
wsrsa. r. r. hYER, Agent
Aug iN-iavNw @ N4AM
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

E session Of this institution will the LIST of ocsbe
aud close the 1Al of June following
Te embraces tho following schools ancient
languages 2, modern languages ,, mahemacsj T. natural
philosophy, minrraloey geology chemistry g. medicine
comparative anatomy PHI, sioy, and surgery moral phi
Rhetoric, and bellies
law. Also iectu~-hp of special and maeria mcdica
aud mon-ratorhp of anatomy The schools Of ancient Ian
school of law there sdunc professor
including cong bsoks pocket money
follows:
schonis, 62J each %
fdug, including fur iue and aitendABcs Of
payable IN thres nataluiens In ADVANCE a 90
Room - each 90
(Rcnts without The precincts something more
iatricuaion fec Sl5 depos Sl0 a3 90
Washing, $40; fuel and light, 10 so
Sass 90
medicine charged with four sa5 each,
and dsssecug fee of S. The fee ,hs inerms ae ea Of Ian
Is $50, in cass,S SsJ GHSSSEH HARRISON +
Aug g-2at 4wcp Chairman OF the Faculty.
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No7cE spdev.sv s-ccis,ed themselves together
~ uaAs The rame sni nua Of sHEkELL BAILEY for the
rupost condocng business IL s - various branch
.ArA interest 10 the store and oes
luhick vs) John n kbhey Coz
Va t>~~ where shsy viii continue TO keep nii
which they invite
t-rsS r~vc~s Kihhsy 90 shesr
eaep win psru<d, (ss s psscucsbi~ ard their fnends
and Ms pAsHc dat principles, close and r
JAMES II. eHEKELL.
H. A1sSko, elf JOSIAH ". RAIaEy.
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IgH BLACK Silks We bsvs about 2s pieces
high Rhres, from 81 to - 80
v.d 70 vb,rt If
probably the desirable assortment OF any oher
s cf The makes are very ess~sd "s
W. would -af- present sts
ecfed The
compssea when han move dse notice ofwh'eh VIII b.
Eiv~e.f tt7rNaa NHf 20 rll q ~ N si
Aug e~~~~A~1T IA - lih I'm sc-es, resr Penn sv.sve.
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DELI61 DEIIISf BELLs THE subscribers manufacture
u keep Constantly hand all church. factory
boat bells These
belts hung with the yoke. with mascabr They
be turned around tn tie capper will strike In
place. which dsirahc after bell has been few
a the ciappef from resting
bell thereby proogBg These bells
ired from the stock, aud In castings Al this
pent We give written warranty that church bells break within
date OF with fair
ot
this foundry, which
Ws fifteen gold silver medais,
awarded r, for beet bells
W.
refer those furnished Our foundry i
within Hudson Erie canal and railroads
this is largest establishment OF
Unt.d largest OF belle,
be great We bells
Old bells exchange for
Levels, compasses, hc constantly on hand address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
May 2i-lydkcp West Troy, N. Y.
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Y VENrUCKY MI LTTAnY INSTITUTE, directed by
June l5-3tawim Fresident Of the Board

nH. EDWARD VI. CAHuICHhEL, fron Virgtuis
offers his professional citizens OF Wasinrtor
Hs residence and odcs I2 street, adjoining l irwin
Heel. Ap G-ad
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Law schooi or CuInberland Univeysity, Lebanon.
.E4. Tenncssee. t..l- t.@#E
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caruthers late Of the circuit
judges OF Tennessee. 6s ti 'A2tb iJ 08GsH}
Hon Nathan Geen Of the judges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon Bronded L. Ridley of the
Judges Cautss Green dsy their whols time exclusively
10 the school.
Plan Of inrufionl. Daily examinations
books No regular OF
daily lessons IN the progress vi tile examinations
2. Weekly u-
deas ruiis of
and through all the proces,es
practice The framed rcqu,rs them
Deeds Wills records all OF
dence IN the trials some OF the taken by appeal 70
which held monthly
pnbe the cod o session The students clerks
jurors, circuit Judges and chanceors Official
pacties connected with their suits a Ae#' 4e5 M#
essioRsThe third Monday
ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February
Thursday IN July.
Epsnsss per seasionTu,ion fee advance
boarding $50 Students books,
which had In the Lebanon bookstores.
required the course,
dents advanced class No previous study required ad
There four regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year. le Lt
There legislature connected with the school,
Number of students The last collegiate eighiyrK
ROBERT L.. CARUTHERs.
Z Feb li-eoly islaa pr President Board of Trustees.
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t,WO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOX RENT.-Two new, eiybly
situated modernsyr marble mantels,
&c, containing eleven each
gsntrci family, viii be rented upon favorable
panctual tenant, on spplcntiout 10 t-.Lsa -. g
~ L. N. sTRATTON, "
Is s5 -. Ascnoneer Commission Merchant,
9outh side avenue, 9th
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MARBLE MANTELs--sissbi~W Work..-Tba subscriber
vi beg icave inform hrs friends and the public that he has
Of marble sienna, bsock
a Spanh, Eg aud black marble chty
plain, ~ hest qnsl and uperior hnsh,
crohs and bead slsb marble for window 's
c and platforms sassbse ui, snd table
sospsons, czcincd plaster, 50 80 barrel.
Also hand Conreceur New York
fsg suitable building lie
Of builders srd his ard
WIN. RUrHEnFORD,
July 22--3aw6m On street, between I2th and l1ib
LoH RENrTbs large brick house containing bss~
aud Mas-achusxts
and 9th sdIoang SroupJ-s
coatAns ei-iern OF fruit &C. Reot 32a
For furihsf particulars irquirs OF Hon. A. Kendall villa
suckney room No. ia fowss building, corner Of aud
Seventh
5-TrkS0
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EANM sale an Aiexandria csunty, virsinia, with
k miles aqueiuct. aud four from the rcsidesls
cell
om, lsrsof scated within half mile Of
Das Roads hundred
thirty ibered land
the rcsidss cleared Much larger VI this
nelnAae thirty might
made meadow Persons who b. disposed
refasred John Ball. Ninth fennsyvaDs
avssus, q Horauo Bah, on sdjscent farm.
May tI--ead1 H1aaa4sU n. sNga5 WM. BALL.
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SANDS AND cuMMIkGs's BRICK MAcHiNE.-,PATENT
Rights for raMiehs.l Nourse Co Of this city, have been
appointed the exclusive the United states for tho sale Of
machine Ii has thoroughly and
nouncsd by practical bekaaksrs Throughout the country he the
for that produced IL
ce.su WORKED by the appeaon q any motive powe steam
light
the snas time H bricks moulded n five seconds the very be-,
thus c1ceins In ph of other mschns
sor that purpose known.
The ssue OF The American cy delayed un the
chine Le protected abroad Meanwhu., NJ Co
pared the ,ne and
god title 20 the ~ 81
(po pad Office, Of sth
streets, the Post Office Department.
June ly-eedn
EENrUCkY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by q
eoa'd o vse' appointed BY the sa. i- under The .upern
tendence Of Colonel r. r. r. Alien, distinguished graduate of
Yves. Po,nt and practical engineer aided by an able faculty The
o udy thai usually thr best colleges with
addition extended OF natural cisnce
th~orrtic and practical engineering =
The buildings the Institute will he entirely rehted and
made heating with before opening OF the
M which Will render Institute eny an.qaaed
health convenience and ageabene Of residence
already torcuxbnes
The will Monday
charge slc0 session,
geou's fee ~ ertrs,1 payable In advance.
Addrsr. hisy Franklin
", Kentuehy," ~ the undersigned.
II ea#'ge p. DUDLEY
June l5-3awi rresden Board.
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AEw DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.-Th- sus,crber.
opened and well selected stock OF domestic dry
goods. Tnryc follows
so ps.e.s IA linen shce'inEs, very cheap
do cotton do
~ do 10 pillow case linens
6ns blsachcd and brown linen table Ssmssk., all
widths, qualities and prices
Scotch Russia hack abaek tsweingS
suo -dtop and damask table napkins
Aud doyIi-s and crash
Iismilson,s ard brown Canton asnneis
rounds best Irish be-ns all pure linen
sc~ses best shiruuS cotons, at low prices
opieces New YORK mills improved
- DO fine brown .hirtibsr snd shee,nU
rs DO hRe Manchester rinfbsms ##..N1 1e
IS do styles faii caicces
o white canbrics, f,m ~ 10 o5
do jaconets do DO
do 6ne striped an p,sin muslns, i9 TO a. cents
70 IA hns ~iie and red nann~s
Bed ticking. striped and plaid ccttons =
40 hne and embroidered shawis, which viii be
soId bargains
+ wsntie-, NJ half price.
vtoct Of k and all other h'nds Of sum
viii be below their original cost We ear
all persons wisF purchase,
determined 10 sell prices, and no hupbug
Fs.I BAGRUDRR n CALVERT.
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-P. w BROWNING, merchsn
IN tailor, asdsr Uosd ststes Hotel call
tbs of and
well sstected French cIos
determined
fullest popain pdncs Of and
punctna will whoi. clothes
Su SO, the
lie
~ qualify With many friends
onua ne.7 Mur3i-Nawn
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAlLkOAD.
HE3sAs4 G84 CHANGE OF HOURS.
&N %ll

I'M and wednesday, 1852 daily Sunday exi
ceplct) this road, agreeaby the following
arrangement: 49,. " 10 49,. ~. F..... $3.50.
rr intermediate points will leave the
lbuke and Henry streets, ut O'Clock,
Kcsuntne win leave Waenton past O'Clock,
.vsxaHg AlexAhdyia quarter before O'clock,
from Cupcper to Ale exanda and intermediate points viii
cupspes O'clock arriving In AlexAndria ut lO
O'Clock, q. ..f. IL -..!.a. sg rNa+. as...M
ReiUninx win leave Alexandria o'clock, m, arriving in
CuIpnper a quarter after O'Clock LI tF#ts.y
daily stAgs running between Gordonvie and Cupeper, in
this and the NsniA central Ioads
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.ee Bsarding and Day school for Young Ladies.

TvE academic year school, opposite Judcay Square,
kwm~rly DR. Cushman's, viii
nbsf 2o, Toe the whole
lhosoush education, and all
he, apparatus
deesuarnt BY Msdemoseis noin
hcheii.
addressing the subscriber until
tenIsef lot, and amer thai AT Washington.
Avg ts--eU1tso STEPHEN n. MRICK.
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New Books.

Att g. Lauoue's, Lafayette street..
MrLrs TeeuEvHEee, or the Love Test,
hy Annette Maria MaiIlard.
MARX IiuRDLtsroN or the Two Broth
ers, by Mrs. Mxdie.
Lectures OF Father Gavazzi in New York.
JACK CADs. or the Bondman's Struggle ;
tale Of Feudal Oppression.
THE RoBBER's WIRE, a Domestic Ro-
nance by the author of Rose SommcrvIlle'
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AV Is.

r A suivante est les specifications pour les
IL depenses de la Parcisse, adoptee
par lie Juri de Police d Est Baton Rouge,
tAodt 8, 1881 Eft pour etre publiee PEN
dant trente jour auparavant d'stre fxee.
Montant dams rincorpore de vingt mile
ciuq cent piastres pour la role de take pour
rannee 1853.
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To Planters and others.

T WOULD beg leave 70 cal! your atten-
j. ton now, and at the opening of the
coming season to my large and exceedingly
chean stock of Domestic Dry Goods which
Notwithstanding the heavy advance Of Dem
estes, and every class Of negro wear, am
enabled to sell at low prices; am now re-
ceiving and will continue to receive week
ly through the season fresh supplies of No.
Goods Of this class, all ask is call
mar 29-y w u Phillips.
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W. d. PHILLIPS.
Cs1Y EMPORIUM OF
FANCY g. sfAPLE DRY GOODS.
HAVING just relurned from New York
Ii and Philadelphia; viii open in few
days. very large end varied assortment OF
Fancy Dry Goods Of the latest and most
fashionable patterns. The ladies will be
notified in due time, when the Goods are
in store and ready 70, customers sep. 2 "
Just Received per Steamer Lexington.
40 Barrels Mess Pork;
el2 Casks Ribed SHES;
\ 6 do shouiders;
10 Casks sugar cured canvass Hams;
s Barrels pure leaf lard;
SO Kegs !" ="
100 Reams wrapping paper
For sale wholesale and retail by
aug gay. THOS. PRENnERGAST.
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N OtiCe.

Notice.
TINE power Of Attorney executed by me
tcJoHs A. DoUeHERry and JAMES
A. HcMArros. on the 10th day of Decem-
Der last, A. D., 1882 in the city Of Baton
Rouge, is this day revoked and annulled.
They are from this date no LONGER my
agents and attorneys. LOUISA J. NOLAN
Baton Rouge. La. August II 1883.
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At RETATL.-Families in want
IA of a very pure and beautiful article
of LARD On. cannot do better than send 10
store of JOSHUA REAL.
ITO barrels Just received aug, y.
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DOCK KEEPfNG-3 doz May
Il hew's Practicable system of Book
Keeping by single or Double entry. Also
blank account books which nave been pre-
pared expressly to accompany these vol
umes. For sale at publishers prices By
june 24ly j. G. LANOUE,
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Pour Grand ct Petit lure, $4,000 90
Juge de Paix ct Constables, 1000 90
I" Inliyents 1000 90
I" '' de la Corporation, 900 90
{" Coroner. 800 90
Juri de Police. 400 90
L'Auditem de Paroisse, 100 90
L'imprimeur de = lao 90
q Grefier de 100 90
Depenses casuelle. 2O0O 90
Elections. 800 90
Assessor de Paroisse, 100 90
g Frais DIES poursuits crminelle, 1000 90
q Placement terme iixe ct In
terets la Banque de TEtat
de la Louisiana, ,133 90
" Pour la Commissions sur Ia
collection de Sl2,9i0, a S -.
pr. cent, So27 90
Faisant lie montant total de s20,5O0 90
THUS DEVALL, Pres't.
VIM. HrBss. Grsffier. 'N
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.EUsf Received.
New Cheese.
Superior Teas.

A FINE assortment of Green and Black
"A Teas, in quarter, halves and pound
packages, Just received direct from New
York. Prices from 50 cents to $50 per
pound. Iapril 2o.l JOSHUA BEAL.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.-7 barrels
l. of lard; 40 kegs of prime lard i; DO
boxes of star Candles; 8 barrels No. 8
Mackerel: barrels crushed and pulverised
Sugar; 10 casks of choice old Cogniac
Brandy just received and for sale by
august 5th S. r. BLANCHARD.
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
FIELDING NUSSELMAN
wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds
or CONFECTI0NARlES.


Conner Of Third and LaurelsSts., NEARLY
opposite the Bsnkl Baton Rouge
HAVING this day REDUCED his prices,
Ii he is prepared to furnish all kind OF
c A N D Y at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
more favorable terms than car, be had in n
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
his candy will always be PURE and FEEsa,
care being taken that no "deletsrious ingre-
dent Is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses.
He trusts that the trade of this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their or
ders to fiji. which he is prepared to do to
any amount. having made arrangements for
the best quality of sugar in market. and be-
ing in correspondence with one of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
September 7,-y. a*
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NOTICE.

THE followins are The specifications for
l. the expenses of the Parish, adopted
by the Police Jury If the Parish of East
Baton Rouge. adopted August 8, 1853, and
to be published thirty days previous to
their being fixed Amounting in the ag-
gregate to twenty Thousand and five hun
dred dollars, for the tax roll for the year 3d.
For Grand and Petit Jurors 8 1000 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19
~ The concluding portion Of an article in s.turd.y


Enquirer on Mr.. Dix and the French Mission, says
aside from the personal fitness Of the man, No can
plead nothing in apology for the appointment But our
enemies find in his past history much to dscredt him in
the oft South. His completely with Van Buren,
Ia ls4s- his zealous cooperation with Charles Francis
Adams and Seth NJ. Gates in the Buffalo movement-hs
furious abolition speeches in the Senate OF the United
States prior 10 that pcriod-his famous flourish about
Gordon OF Free States surrounding the South and com
peng slavery like scorpion encreled by hire, TO sting
itself TO death"-wi all be revived, with every crcum
of rhetorical eNsggeraton to impair the strength
Of the Administration in the South. In vain would We
plead like the Charleston Mercury that the treachery %
lSis but ndiscretion into which the controlling
influence OF generated chief" impelled him. We
should be and confounded with the triumphant reply
that the episode OF piece with his political life
and thai he again yield the mscheyous influence
OF "venerated chief" and fall once more from his
high estate.
Considerations affecting not only the Administration
but the strength OF the Democratic party ia the South
impe admonish the President that the appointment
Of Mr. Dix would be deplorable blunder We speak
under obligation OF imperative duty TO our party and
from for the success OF the Admins
traton We utter what kRoE to be the uresistioy
preponderant sentiment OF the Southern Democracy-wc
protest against which will iRCrtdbIy strike
blow at the ascsndapcy Of pary-when We deprecate
the appointment OF Mr.. Dix TO tie French Mission.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

SUpnES DEATH-suPPosED suIcIDE-A young gentleman
named John w. Woodson Of this city, found dead in
the bedroom OF his brothern.aw, Mr. Peter w. Ralston
Clay Street Chapel, yesterday morning lie went
up stairs dress aud having delayed unrcasonably long
member Of the iamiy-his sister, understand -
went the bedroom ascertain the Of Ills delay
when she found him corpse Reports having found cir.
culaon that he committed suicide by hanging himself
with a handkerchief the Coroner instituted inquiries into
the matter but inquest held, there il yet
satisfactory solution Of the mystery An particulars will
be- brought to light to-day
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Total
SIonI SIS

PAINFUL ACCInEST.-We understand that benjamin. II
BoSseau, highly respectable citizen OF Dinwdie resi-
ding about % miles distant fon this city, lost an arm on
To, sday last. He engaged in thrashng wheat
and "a he was about TO place the last sea in the thrash
ing machine his sleeve became eutanglcd and his arm
wS drA"E into the machine, and entirely of about
midway between the elbow aud wrist.
DIR Spencer OF this city, Immediately sent for
but Ill not reach Mr. B. residence until Wednesday,
Upon examination amputatun deemed necessary
aud the limb was taken of the shoulder DIR Spen.
assisted ia the surgical opcI by Drs Crowcr
aud Ford OF Dinwidde. We pleased hear that Mr.
Bosseau at last accounts doing Petersburg
Erpres'.
NOKTH WESTERN VIRGINIA AssOCIATInS-The North
Western Virginia Association composed Of Julson broad
Rum mon AMI Parkershurg Associations bold its third
annual meeiingat Morganown, Taylor county commence
Ing Saturday the Ith instant IL Is Missionary body
having Tor it, object the advancement OF Baptist Home
Missions in this section Of the State large number OF
Ministers ani Brethren will be in attendance including
Drs Howell and Jctcr Of Richmond who rank among th,
st dvlnes in the country. The Bapbt+ Church in this
place, besides paying about hundred dollars for
Pastors support Foreign Missions, Church expenses &C.
has this wear contributed hundred dollars to this
body.-Parker'J"g Neo'
in garden in Portsmouth, measuring thirteen feet length
Who will produce similar one p Portsmouth Globe
IL the Editor would pay this section Of the Old Domn.
ion visit lac could plenty of stalks similar To
the hoastei Of We shown one the other DAY
grown in lot Of Mr.. j. Sexton of this place which meas
ured FOURTEEN feet hro inches IN length aud bore large
and we'll filled Of corn We furthermore inform
the Editor Of the GoJs that this stalk is not the only one
in the lot from which IL taken that beat" his
There several other stalks in the same lot that will
measure from - to IL feet and but few that will measure
less than from ten to twelve WytherHe TcgTdph
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SoUTH American EXPLORING EAPEBTrIoS- limited
States surveying steamer WRsr Hiich Lieutenant Page
commanding vas expected 10 arrive MOnteyieo about
te 2ih Of july where she would take on board four hun.
d'ed tons coal and some pieces Of artillery by
The Ho'e7nment as present To President Lopez. She
"oud then proceed direct Paraguay and on arriving
at Ascension Lieutenant Page would decide on the plan
Of bis scientific exploration OF the ryers-yaf Int
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NAvAL.-Tbe L. 5. frigate Savannah, Com'dr Mercer
bearing the broad penuaut Of Commodore Ster saile
from Hampton Roads Wednesday for the Coast of Bra
al. The ) has been detained H. the Roads for some time
Norfolk beacon !SsBt L.