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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-10

~ TO BUILDERS AND 0THERS--The I'D
gned will furnish Builders and Others LII 81
Der and TIMBER, OF every description. OF the
best quality, for Building and other purposes al
tbs most reasonable prices 10 be delivered az Rich
rnond on the shorteet notice.
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO, Esq, at his ofice
upderthe Metropolitan Hall, Franklin street VIII
be duly attended TO.
ocB-dSm SAMUEL 70. BISSELL-
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, STRAIN

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, STRAIN
IN GERS AND OTHERS visiting Ricbrsaad this
Season.The subscriber would most respectfully csn
the attention of ell in want of BOOTS, SHOES.
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, vALISES, SC, to his
assortment of the above he pledges himself sen
low any house in this section Of country, either
Wholesale retail.
A word to those wishing to purchase BOOTS AID
SHOES expressly for their own he viii take
this method of stating that his sto2k will b. foond If
not SUPERIOR certainly not Inferior any in tbs Sou
country, comprising both of bis own Manufacture
and oftbe Beet New York, Philsaelphia, and Eastern
work. Als0. ell kinds OF La6ies, Gentleuens Misses
AID Boys Boots ard Shoes made 70 order 10 the bess
aud most fashionatls manner. By
ALEXANDER HfLL,
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TX EkSElS, SLEEPS GREY, &c.-We
4 n have a good supply of Berseys, Cassiuetts
eheeps Grey, Blankets, Linseye and other Goods fol-
servants winter clothing
noio C. HARTWELL& co.
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GTEEL FIRE SETS-Of fine polished
~ and common steel
Steel Pokers Bronze and Brass An5irona
Tenders, OF Bronzed Japanned Iron sud Bress
Coal 6cnttles, of Copper and Iron
Fire Carriers aud Foot Warmers
Together with many other articles for winter com
fort. For sale st the House Furnishing Store Of
no9 BULKLEY CO, 1877 Main e.
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DEE JAAESTOWM-W have in store
Blankets snd other gooas ada pied for servsnts wiz
ter wear to which invite tho attention of par
caasers. HART j. MOSES,
noio Is Ma e.
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AL pe,sons having claims against ras will nr.sant
them, and those indebted viii come torn ard and
make settlement.
No N-S.s GEO 4 fyTrNDIpv
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nECORATED CHINA YASEs.--A
~ variety Of handsome shapes: Cat and Gilt De-
usatere; Spoon 0asusrs Bsque Figures aud Numerous
art,cies os Partisan Ware, with other Fancy Chins
at BULkLEY & CO.'S,
polo l57 Main street
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lust RECEIVED and for sale
~ II bbls. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
20 packages No. BUTTER.
nsT-9t. h Il. TYLER, Basin bank.
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r...-.s..-.a .ave her farewell Con-

AADhWB S0n 80 .s..- =. /. ~.
Oert last night. at Metropolitan Tat. 20 vac ni ~
fssf ye have ever seen ssssi led IN the eity. The
rir.s sslested for The nrcasien wers jnst such se
me Ara the ri cnest ard continued applause ths
Snliowed every song ehe runs and every piece
~ Julien the meet conclusive violence az
who he ard them were delighted The Msdare sSe
her suite hare crest favor with eur ciiscns oa
Arg their shert aaiaarn and now that they Sc
srsaalrous es;re n all when " ear that they havs
fheir he.. wishes for their rrofessoaaS ala
,narnonsifv.
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M HIrE, Red and Yellow FLANNELS,
w just received at very low prices also Seauti-
.ifai assortment of French FlAupe!e ali ooloTs fo-
Ctildfen's SaeAa st so cents per yard.
no10 HART MOSES. 6S Main q.
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING
~ AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Broad street nearly opposite the City Hail.
MRS. PELLET hss vacancies for a lew more board
ing pupils ocSf-Iw
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EILT SOUP TUkEENs, FRUIT bAe-
" KETS. BUTTER COOLERS, Comic end Oval
Pitchers Sugar Bowls Cream Juga Cake Plates, COT
fee and Tea Cups and Saucers. &c. at
BULKLEY & CO.'S,
NO 10 1877 Main sreat.
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lust RECEIVED.-ln store, q large
~ and splendid collection of Ladies' Cabinets. Mar
BILE Top Wristbands; Mahogany and Cnefry Ward.
sauy Extensive and Leaf Dining Tables; Hair-cloth
Spring Seat Sofas; Tete-arTe:es Lounges, Mahogany
Spring PaTlor Chairs Maple, Cane Seat, Rocking
Nurse Chairs; Secrr taTies, Writing Desks, CURED
Hair and ShuSk Msttresses-with every article In the
Furnishing Line. Strangers and eitizeOs would do
we'll in examining our Stock before purchasing e!s
where. ALEX. MOTT & CO.
no 2--l0t Opposite City Hotel
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QUILTED SkIRTS-Just received ano-
ther lot Quilted Skirts; also plaid raw Silks and
plaid Delaines at HART & MOSES,
noIO 6S Main street
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DETER FARLEY AGAlN.--PETEt

kBEIEk FARLEY AUAIN.--PETFh
4 PARLEy'5 PRESENT FOR ALL SEASONS,
By s. o. Goodrich, author OF Peter Parleys Tales,
b. antifnl Volume bound In Illuminated style,
and embelshed by eeies OF original engrsvinss,
executed Ia Paris. Price 81.
LEILA IN ENGLAND, continuation of Leila on
the leland, BY Ann Frayser Tyler. Prize 75c.
LILA AT HOME-A continuation Of i,e.ia In
MR.. RUTHERFORDiS CHILDREN. by the az
thor Of the Wide, Wide World Price 75c-
For sale by .
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NOTICE-The advertiser, young man
In with email family. long resident Of this city,
and possessing extensive acquaintance, wishes 10
connect himself in mercantile mechanical
business either in January or Spring and ect as eth
er salesman book-keeper, being competent for
either-and putt il cash capital TO join Unexcep
tonabls references given and required. Address
"MERCHANT,'' Box 45l, P. o., confdsnaally.
no 6--Stt
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TOR NEW ORLEANS. The A ship
u GIVEN, Capt Given, now at Port WalhaTl, VIII
sa In few days for the above port. For freight of
no SIS. BEy. CLoPToN.
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u z c X >, LEkthE-o--The public are
hereby informed that | have just received by the
steamer Jamestown, lot OF superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon tbe most reasonable terms The subscriber
be found all hours of the day tho hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel lleh street. and al
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
SO IL R. G. HO8SON.
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TLOAkSf CLOAkS! BARGAIN 8!
~ BARGAINSi-A splendid assortment newest
style iades CLOAKS, comprising great variety of
all kinds The ladies will please CALL they viii be
sold cheap
Aso, Pointed yeiyets, ScolIoped yelvess, Gallons
completes assortraent, and Cioths to match
Aiso, real Vienna Long Shawl, at $500.
G. a. Gp'ArKlN,
no 0-St No. i67 main st.
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NOLTAlRE'S WORKS-A choice old
French edition. belonging to gentleman about
leaving for Europe, In 10 vols Svo, calf Price SIS.
For gale BY JAMES WOODHOUSE,
nol0 Eagle Square.
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GUANO.-l0 tons Peruvian GUANO re-
~ ceived on consignment, and for GALE by
no SAMUEL AYRFS
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DINE APPLE cIiEEsE.-25 boxes re
no4 - wiLLlAMsA BROTHER.
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.Mrr,r,rwrYRY..

FALL AND NANirsK FASHIONS
H. Mrs. N. A. LYONS. Breed street one door
,bove 7th Will, On THURSDAY. the 18th of Octsber,
sr~p her assortment Of Vail and Winter MfLLiNE'
ny 10 which abe invites the sacntion Of bar cus<o
.nrfs aud the pubic.
Aiss, Hair frsnts, BrAiie and CuFls.
auantefs visiting the city, osfnekfiy requested
10 call and examine kar stock belize making thsh
z.e~hss-. 90 ai--fGt
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nj OIIGE.-SIKAYE Ok 81 ol,-N-
IN FROM The Subscriber at tho AsrssasI s Ga,s
GREY MARE. She VISA seen co,nieg, ,vsnss'
day the Cd nssNnt reason able reward wa 90 pala
Coz her delivery 10 rae nj Manchester. lat Tho county
Of Chesterfield ,,.e,v
no kICdAhb bbStSkh.
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OFFERS .CHERRY RIPE CHEWING
DIoBACCo--Th splendid Tobacco, which car.
ried OH the prize a. Bsitimora, ID for eNe By BEN
NETT BEERS, Draggists Lovers Of the weed
viii try this premium article. nos
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gIsO TIE LADIES-PROF. MILLAR
II presents his compliments 10 the Ledies Of
Richmond, and politely informs them that be viii
receive calls from ladies between the hours Of ii a.
u. and r. NJ daily.
Ladies can learn to write beautful flowing hand
10 short time
Terms for the course, SIX dollars. Success gusran
eeed.
Ladies can receive instruction at their reaidences,
HTequired.
Hours 70 suit the pupils
Academy in Pratfs Picture Gallery. Eagle squar.,
Main street. no o--dtf
SOMETHING RlCH.-The finest OiS-
~ TIERS received In Richmond this year. from
sHorn Harbour viii be offered 10 onr customers To-
day, Price three cents each.
Apply for every thing extra to est cr drink, ~
no iG-3t ALIENS Arbour.
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.--I4ost, a
y few days ago. a large pocket PORT hi0NNAIF,
containing few valuable papers, ofno value 90 spy
ore except myself aud Toler Cook. The above
reward viii be paid for the delivery Of i @
Eoyi0--2 GEO w, TOLER4
EOR SALE have for sale. Negro
- Man, to remain In tho city or ifs vicinity. Apply
70 Ed, ID. EAGHO,
noW Gen'l Agent end Collector.
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DANK STOck.-I am authorized 70
ID cell 81 shares of Bank OF Virginia. and % stares
OF Rarmers Bank Stock. Apply %
- GEO y. FISHER,
A. ofiee Of Crenshsu q Fisher. on the Nerth
M Q-ts R.de of the Rassn
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NJ ATCHES.--50 groce in wooden anu
uk papof hoxsa Of the taoss approved kiaas le~
's nos saa - - i. BopEKER. ie stAla 4.
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JOSEPH J. COOkn o. CO., No. 1S, Greenwich
street., New York.
Agents for the purchase and shipment of MER-
CHANDISE for the California and Oregon Markets.
JOSEPH J. COOKE John q. VII LlAMs-
GEO LEWIS COOKE. lS-Sn /
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rHEWING and SMOKING T0bACCOs,
- II nahhurn And other fayarite braHGs ief sac
nv AniE GRAY, nguSs.sks
sant IN AfAu stsesf.
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ECONOMY rs ITSELF A GREAT ~

HORSE POWER FOR SALE---In.
III II tending to nss steam, will dispose of my
HORSE POWER, at o reduced pfios, ii applied to
Immediately. Ii be nt work at my Shop du.
ring the present week. WIN. r. SIMS.
Turner'S in Wood, 81 ain street, between s.h snd 9th
WAETED-Two BOYS to learn the Turning Blu.
siness- Boys from the country preferred
no a--4tt
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Gy- COOKE BROTHERS, Il CO, GENERAL
GALVESTON MERCHANTS, San francisco.
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VEAST POWDERS.--20 dozen Preston
j MersilQs YEAST fowaers with faa direesaeHA
jast xeceiyed ana Tor ssle by
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Pbsthon, work BY Kingsley. author Of Alton Locke.
10 announced.
Ga the a5th Of May solar halo. OF the variou, col
ors OF the rainbow Was seen At Hampstead Heath.
The authorizes OF the novel OF Cyrlla" is daughter
OF the famous Lord Erskine
The receptions OF the Duchess Siosra, sister of Der
ryer and That OF the former Countess Guicciol now
DaIchioness DE Boissy, have lately been very brilliant
Lady laTiune." the play by Madame Grardin,
has had a most successful three months run.
The Princess Charlotte OF Belgium is TO be Empress of
Austria.
The skin OF the black fox is now the Tares and dear
est fur single one in Russia is often sold for 600 10
1000 roubles.
Black veise ritsnos sre now braided with the hair
and brads composed enliey of broad velvet bands are
now passed around the head.
curious breed of spiders inhabs he Palace OF Hamp-
ton court They are called " Cardinals" probably in
honor OF Cardinal Wolsey They are On inch ia length,
and as thick as mans finger In running the
pets IN The evening" they have sometimes been mistake
for nice. These curious spiders peculiar TO Hampton
court
The quantity OF tea which duty has been paid in the
FIVE principal ports of Great Britain, up TO the 18th inst
shows The large falling off OF 6S3 967 pounds as COM
pared with the last year
The members OF the Cologne Choral Union are 10 give
series OF concerts in London This society is one OF
The most eesbraied OF the great German musical soce-
Never has there been a more exciting Derby day than
be one just passed in England. The winning horse
West Australian is said TO be most rema kable animal
The horse Tttngbounc was second IN the race. West
Australia is owned by Mr. Bowers who has several times
before been victor at the Derby.
Rgoletto," the opera, said to be much weak
than " ETnani" or q Nabuco"
Spanish pictures are in the most neglected condition
even those by the first old masters genuine and well
preserved Mutllo is raIer even than black swan is
supposed 10 be.
The remedy OF punctuation sometimes resoIted to
in dangerous cases OF dropsy. Professor LaDgenbeck
serlini while operating in this manner to The life oil
patient, lady OF high rank, received few drops Of
the discharged fluid his hand, and was in few hours
recovering.
Cape de Monte China is the rarest description 10
be had it wasJnade at Naples years ago, but
Nothing at all approaching 1t in beauty and material il
nufactured in Europe.
A square Of finely perforated znc placed instead Of
glass in OF The panes OF window. is cheap and
excellent mode Of venlaiing a room.
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sale To-Day.
ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

COTTAGE AND EXTENSIVE GROUNDS ON THE HEIGHTS
for saleOn Thursday, the 10Th O'Clock,
the
ridge known Kennedy cottage GARDEN
comprising lots j. T. 5, q, A, A. "a,
No. 5l3, between Fourth and
FInh
The property enclosed by excellent fence partly
all In excellent and planted
On lot cottage about -
hest materials, bdck brick
BEEN within the thoroughly painted and
and out In the yard well Of and excellent The
cottage IL under $500
grounds be
mardng the Potomac down Mount Vernon and
hills around In direction The
adapted villa
limits, will
should purchasers desire for that Kind Of Improvements
6 and A will VITA the
: United md Il An
abstract Of the uue and plat Of properly
Terms oneourth cash balance equal ls
"a n terms
complied with within 1--WE days. the
at the risk and expense Of the first purchaser.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctioncer.
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Quick PAnAeE--The steamship John l.. Stephens,
having left San Francisco the evening OF May 10TH
on her first trip down, reached Panama on the night Of
May 3oh Der running time being but twelve days and
fifteen hours The OF the passage was occupied BY
necessary soppages The passage OF the Illinois re.
ported at seven and half days from Aspinwall The
running time through from San Francisco 10 New York,
by sea- has thus been made in twenty days and three
hours, via Panama.
The John l.. Stephens brough, $50 bags OF mail mat
ter and but for the miscarriage Of few OF the bags
the .tbmus which detained the Illinois nearly two days
al Aspinws the trip through would be OF the quick
est record.
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THE cRops-The accounts IRON Michigan concur IN
stating that the whea, crop OF that State was more
uxuriant than this ne and that il will be the largest
which the Michigan farmers have ever sent to market
The weather has not however, been 50 favorable for
the spring crops
The reports from the PennsJ lyania wheat crop are
unfsvorable.
The crops in New Hampshire and Vermont give sbun.
dan promise OF large harvest OF hay, potatoes,
and winter grain The winter whea, some farms
Lebanon, N. H., has been headed out than week
pastures forwards the prospects Of those engaged 10
wool end stock growing, and the dairy business, was
never more natterng .-Boson Courier.
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The New Hampshire Democracy and the AID
ministratiOn.

The letter Of our Concord correspondent, explanatory
OF the proceedings Of The late New Hampshire democratic
State convention and which publish TO day.
mend 10 the attentive perusa OF democratic poliii-
clans, and especially the hard shells 1t appears that
Mr.. Burke not elected president of the convection
alter having introduced his resolution virtually censurng
the administration in regard TO the distribution of the
spols but that he introduced The resolution after his
election 10 the chair This makes very material differ
from the represented in Our leading Article
OF Saturday last, The Mistake, however, is chargeabe
10 Our Geographic report, upon the assumed correctness
Of which based our observations. But, although his
election TO the chair failed TO iranauze Mr. Burke.
think that bis resolution in the long run, will do
no harm.-Nsp York Herald
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III TREATMENT IMMIGRANT rAssErcr" Ill
grand jury OF the United States courts at Baltimore
investigating complaint that the passenger" on oosrd
.ho which arrived there from Liverpool, lew weeks
since. were kept ten days during the voyage without
drop Of water or particle Of cooked food With the exeep-
ton Of few crackers.
The Baltimore Sun says that Chief Justice Taaey and
Mr. Addison district attorney. contemplate having in
erview with President Pierce for the purpose OF request
ing him 10 REFUGE every application for the remission o.
6pes and ensldes imposed ny The United States court or
the district of Maryland for violations OF the national
emigration Isws sHisF at1 7FsBHrs faF es#f.1
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AN EXTRAORDINARY woRg.-Tbe act authorizing the
execution OF Submarine telegraph between France and
Algeria has passed the corps isgiatf and will il is sad.
be Immediately commented The electric current will
take the following route Commenting al Lyons il will
pass overland norihward, through Chambey 10 Turin
Gems. and Spezza, in the duchy Of Sardinia whence
submarine line viii be carried 10 the island OF Corsica
smother from Corsica to the island of Sardinia, third
IRON Sardinia 10 Bona, the OF Africa whence j,
will pass along the coast through the city OF AlgieIs
erminating at the seaport Of Oran. The length OF
submarine wire will be $50 Kilometres. or nearly 600
yards, divided into three PORTIONS the longest Of which
that which will connec, The island OF Sardinia with the
African coast, will be 200 kometresin length. I.l @
II English project, and is certainly great inter
national enterprise. throwing altogether into shade
tn. boasied telegraph consscdng France and Eng
land by an electric chain. t1#h t1stH #k1
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Dublin paper chronicles the departure OF emigrans
under the head of 1.-The Exodus" and says "he process
of 'depopulaon proceeds at steady pace. brig
sailed from the port OF Belfast for Quebec recently with
IT'S passengers, most of whom have relatives the
other side of the Atlantic, and had received
10 enable them fly The mother country Vast crowds
of emgrans. chiefly from the west daily pouring into
Dublin en- ,oute 10 America. fair proportion Of these
might be regarded belonging to the better class OF far
mes bat the majority composed of laborers, many Of
them presenting mos, wreched and famished appear.
ance."
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From ALsASY.-THE CAsALs.-The Joint committee
OF conference The plan for enlargement OF the canals
having agreed upon arepott, would, il believed, pre-.
sent IL 10 the legislature this morning It's essential fea.
tufes L. The canals shall be finished by borrowing
$4,000 900, rou tar, but on The strength Of The
@ 81 100000 shall be borrowed pay the canal Ieve-
nue. certificates, making in all Si0 SOC, 900 3. The
mails shall be completed in four years T. 1t shall be
made imperative The legislature TO provide the
5. The contracts OF 1851 TO be repudiaed 0. The
work is 10 be lei out 10 The loves, bidder
There is little doubt that bill with these provis-
lone, substantially those OF MIR Vanderbilt, will pass the
legislature almost unanimously. The opponents OF the
enlargement have yielded rather than 90 before the peo-
pie on that question al the next election. They have
showed their prudence.
The amended charter has passed, and is now q law.
All IFS restrictive provisions will be applied 10 The presen,
common council.-N. Y. Commercial Advertiser l3h
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fRE AT FAyErrrvILLx. IN. C)--On Friday night =
,ue occurred at Fayetteville, IN G y which consumed
iout houses. owned by the Hon. j. c. Dobbn Secretary
q ne Navy, the warehouse of Beverly Rose the hotel
q Mrs Brown, two houses owned by p Montague. one
y Montague, and one by John d. Starr J&R
pueaiist, ID. J. MeRae, VIM. Campbell, and Henry
yuns merchants, lost portion OF their goods, and Mrs
Tam, who kept bakery, and Mrs. Bevel, who kept a
clearinghouse, suffered osa Of furniture, he Several
warehouses; in the OF the buildings mentioned wer,
s'o consumed. Total loss fifteen OF twenty thousand
uOuars-partially insured
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SEA BATHING.

uYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT, (vA)s-Tbs large
III establishment Is for the reception
yisiters.
The aubiy climate, Of Old
Union the subject
considerable
Of efficient
cow patrons.
Norfolk, Richmond, Petebss Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia, and New york land daily
JOS. r. REYNOLDS co. !.
June S-eod8i Propietors.
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Hon. GEo w. JoSrs-We learn from the Winchester
Independent that this gentleman addressed his coDstu
ens OF franklin county, at Winchester, the goth ulL
He advocated Johnson's homestead BILL and economy In
the public expenditures He said further that he knew
President Fierce; that he believed him capable OF dis
charging with honor the duties which he Ellis; tina, he
believes him TO be honest and patriotic and will carry
out in good faith the principles avowed in his inaugural
address, 10 which Mr. j. fully subscribed and said re-
elected TO Congress that he would render them his cordial
support -.NasipiRe linton
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CONVENTION OF NEWSPAPER PUBLIsHERs.-A conven-
lion OF the newspaper publishers OF Connecticut has re
Gently been held 10 tha, State, at which The following
among other re solutions, adopted
R,soutd Gas the Of this ineetTy) That publishers
OK newspapers in this State II themselves charge
iof obituary notices, utons We exceeding live
ia length whether In prose verse, less their
regular advertising rates.
ReniJed q. the OF this eong) That iner
dent Tor publishers OF ncwspH 10 ths State sesct
Of the various Newspaper advertising sgences their
elusive agents
Re,efssa That whenever an advertiser fail, to fpl6 bis
contract II shai be tho duty OF the publisher editor
imposed give mmod isie such failure 10
each editor publisher in the State 10 such manner
he may deem proper
Rnived Gas tie Of this oonveniionJ Tia, editorial
10 promote private Interests resolutions OF socioe,
Ne, should Invariably be paid Tor.