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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

ing in her Kindness calling to her aid tho
carry out her wonderful workssuch has been truly thu
in the produce ion Of LIS Hair Dy
Tor beautiful brown black Applied sold at As
sau street, corner Of Liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

sunburn freckss tan pimples &c. try JoNEsS Italian
Price reduced to sh'lugs. II makes the
skin Sne white and clear For the teeth try Lafonts
root II makes the most yellow dark snowy white
and the foulest breath and IT'S truly tsautu
Depot removed to g. (mne the right number 6 Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

r oST-ON FRIDAY, JUNE Il, 1883 AT FIVE O'CLOCK
IL in the afternoon small boy, between eight and nine
years age, named MORRIS MI LLER BARKER, dressed
with linen sack purple cashmere pants and black belt and
light cashmere and had cast in his Any nfor-
nation will be thankfully received by his at No 100
South Sixth street Williamsburg 176 Mott
Cortlands Tyre Foundry, 20 Spruce street. New York
T osT OR STOLEN, IN GOING FROM WEST HOBO.
IL ken to Hoboken ferry small wallet containing the
following notesOne note, dated January n 1888 A. eight
months @ payable to the order Of Usdel Person
Co.. and by them endorsed note at eight months from
April for SO 400 payable to the order of Ubsd Pieron
Lake and SO endorsed note payable to the order Of A.
Mcmahon by him endorsed, Que September H. for $l0g
Also the following to order nnendorscd:
1853 note mt twelve months from February 49, for 81 800
note Mt four months for S5Ol So from March
note Mt FIVE tbs, dated March 7, for 1910 The
Of the above having been stopped all
forbid negotiating the Tho finder retain money
by returning the notes and receipts TO address No All
Broadway. GEORGE G.. LAKE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOUR NOTES
IN drawn by j. L. Priest and endorsed by him. dated
ton May 1853 and ais. endorsed by j. a. Dodd have
been lost stolen and all cautioned against
receiving negotiating the they belong TO the ad
vertters The following statement shows the amount of
notes, resi- ectively =
w. =. Ne. 1,l52. .............$GI 23)
w y - NO. loOi rs .;x mon.hs
W. l. 81 No. Ll55. .......,, 1907 2i TIA "S"'
W. j." >, NO. LOO. ...,.,..t.,..... lbOl 4J
WIN. LoBXCH sCHEPELER, 20 Beaver street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

C10 REWARD.--LOsT, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
tD1U while going to and returning from Ilohoken and
1wentyxth, Thirty fourth streets and Eighth avenue,
pocketbook containing $40 The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving at James MGovcrn
Thirty third street and Seventh avenue
E'OUND-ON THURSDAY MORNING, MONEY, IN A
II Broadway stage. Prove property, pay charges and
apply to EDWARD HARDY, 555 Houston street, corner
of Crosby.
HARNESS, &C, SOLOMON THE EVENING OF
tie 18th instant from the barn of the subscriber
Bergen Hill N double set of light harness. of Gbson's
make sleigh robes and horse blankets The name Of
the subscriber, initials, j. H.. the robes
blankets Twenty dollars will he pafor the recovery
of the above, and no questions asked
JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr., Northern Hotel, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Sewing Machines, for Sewing Leather,
cleth AMI all fabrics without using shuttle but
and stitch made with thread from two spoos
Prices from $50 SEQ Letters patent date February H.
1851 June 1872 and February % 1853 Descriptive
pblets mailed upon request.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

No Customer OF Green, No. Aston House,
Ever his the first shirts
received by genten an IL standing advertisement for
Of the excellent system of at that
establishment Msfs impossible style unim able
punctuality infaible.
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seption reservation tho best invented Bewar
81 pufed dyes Equally celebrated is Gourauds Medoste
Soap tor curing pmplcs freckcs sao chaps
&c Poudre Subtitle uproots hair any th
body Liquid Rouge. Lily White and Hair Gloss at No
walker street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

EeWIHE MuChIhcs,-We edthcStIy sOiIcIt Ctf-
tain of the shoe Of Massachusetts, who
in their business sewing machines which operate with two
Leedlss and make raSeng with braided cord
side to Of them have that such
work Is done by Singers Sewing Machines The
make and sell oduce stitch both sides do
tho work perfectly Call lad examine the machines and
their work, at our Office No. 1923 Broadway.
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you've get beardNow ongrent will force the be
or hair strong and in six weeks from first
application and will not stain inure the skin declare
this to be fact ST. bottle to part of the
country X. G. GRAHAM 3S Ann street. and all druggists.
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The Only Objection Urged Against HAIR

dye is that the decep ion tint
being natural Try xcesior Dye but frat let
him sh its effect upon The living hbres from
head See its merits tested sold and applied pri
vate, at CRISTAD0RO'S No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

able one is LAFoNTs SOLUBLE je price only Is It dyc
ght dark brown and deep Jet black Docs not rub
wesr off u sotens and improves he hairolualy fol
making the hair grow dark stopping 1t falling on curling
dressing the hair &c Price only Is. Depot removed
to I'll, mind Gl, Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

THTUUUNE SENGWTUR preeI5crt.
VIM WUrrTrN, Vice President Treasurer ana
L. G. STUART. Assistant Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

No. 49 Broadway just received splendid assortment of
new and beautiful patterns Of tortoise shell combs which
will be sold cheap Also other variety of combs
and toilet articles Travelling bags baskets recues
&C., at RI GEKS, 449 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Worlds Fair and Crystal PalAsc Depot, 421
S:osdw. fog the sale Of boots shoes and CATERS com
below the retail price. Please call and examine
yourselves. At JONESS, 42l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

DIamOhu Kings, CrOsses, Fins, stud, &c,
cluster circlet half hoop solitaire rings and ch
cluster pins gents diamord studs and large stock Of rich
gold jewelry for sale at the factory of the subscriber
the lowest market prices, No I Broadway, Of
W hte street. second floor. DAVID RAFT.
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Mourning Goods-Cisizcns ana Strangers

respectfully invited to examine extensive and
splendid of mourning goods which offer
ing Mt very low prices BARTHOLOMEW REEDS, new
mourning store b5l Broadway between St. Nicholas and
Metropolitan Hotels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

BOOts, SHOES, LadIeS' ana ChiIdfcns Galtcrs-
large and elegant ment always hand of the best
and most fashionable quality. LADIES' and gentlemen who
wish to have their boots made to ORDER rely
rior workmanship and The best materials
JOHN BURRELL, ll9 Hudson street.
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Splendid Carpetlnes for Spring Sales, 1885,
SMITH LOUN SHERRY, AS Pearl street. are receiv
Ing in store late arrivals large stock Of velvet tapes
elegant designs which, having been previous to
the recent in prices they enabled to oder at
great inducements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


rnHACCTi,a ...ark2t on Friday very active, aud
npnrfal Iccs fully hgn il not sade higher than
rhcy were Tie dita % last report Sdil"ay there
yva~ aiinr ran, which We hope tai one The
market Monday showed n. of IL prices and We
Thought spirited the close Of the past week
TIE .mpr"s>a ia gaining decided strength that the inspec
lion. i- year viii hc hut ltie larger If large. they
were last year and the hhds very generally lighter
hi. than they ost year, the crop In weight likely
10 BE- considerably less than lie ias added this the gen.
receipts loose lave been very sidcra bic
less this Than lhey last fine yellow
HID full weight sold to-day $50 md another Of The
sane crop at 81 3 y. Nj. MARTIN c co.
Sales If Tobacco a. Il ii. NJ sRT!s & Co. HID " B
Purscl az SO 30: Ms !. Archer Al 10 * and il %;
Ms lilntins At g L . Lpscornb IL II White
ell y 30; 1t 10 ?5 10 !5 Estate Wright At 10 and
10 - Sins a, 9 = AMI II 81; Mrs S Wcs At 80
- - an't II 5V E.oir At ~ ii Saer"hte n 9;
III ci,eII IL e y onhie - and il: !; Gam
&C! II 10 =; y Chapman at 80; " Srwm1n nj II
i 20 Ma u I; lGas at Is. 8; s 10 ). and
L. - " ns al 10 80 10 e. IL Is n"d IL 80; Jno Bal
iur. / Al IL ani al 10 25 VI NJ Snted II an
-; Jas bullock Ii 25 T. r Wiinn-om ~ .; Ats
Hook al 10 %; 5 u Wight s. , q W Cunningham
:. and y; Geo Blsarrvl' al ~ 80 l! III - ani
II -; y EcdUe. 10 L. and y il" Gel = tiarnli.
% and 10 %; y kearny al II capt v Hunt aV
l. irIsii u 6hs.enbGt! al ~; T. larry al
* and o JnG T. Davis II /! Is and Ii Jas S.6mper
II .n. 49, Morgan Il, /; oralahici. Al Is 4a NJ
Daniel al l2 L r Pasc!iail II: Dr. flum'aef al L.
!. y Watkins a, ll:2 Il Boyd al Is = the last Il hhds
10 y Ii oGrr.cn-. ~ !!ummer at Is 50 aud q thus.
dali. 4, Il y ,aC Workman i j. S0!5m-n :: y &c;
" Eiap H. rho- + Green AT y 3; Coz G r. fiaml.
IN, ~ Il o. r q PasriaiI II the last la A Thomas
& Snn--l ] Morgan; f. " Watkins = Al Is and at
y II an! ;; Norwood a, II Is the ast htLs l., T 4.
) Is Iiigru-..
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CELEBRATION AT HANOVER ACADEMY.

CELEBRATION AT HANOVER ACADEMY.
Gentlemen Last Nontay was Tie 1Ith Anniversary of
our Naliuuo rslence and reSmn united Throughout the
land in hon.,lY that day dear 10 The hearts Of all Ane
tican citizens.
In our cities aud towns IL ~is 10 DOUBT, observed with
appropriate and SNOWY military displays ou no where am
sure wus more real pleasure enjoyed than ny those who
participated in s celebration oil the Fourth by The Concord
Literary Society.
Al about II O'clock, the Society togeirr with hume
company Of invited guests assembled IN It's Hall Ar
ter the call o: The roll the Secretary Mr. 1. Z Goodrich
Of sburg the President, MT. Waller L. Rudsn OF
Caroline in few trat but eloquent remarks, explained the
object Of The meeting Mr.. II. ?. Cochran OF ChatlHes
vile then presented tie Society Ar Waiter WIEN Of
Isle OF Wight who read the Declarations OF Independence in
spirited and hands some The crutor c tie day,
Mr. Lawrence Maryo OF Fredericksburg, was next intro
duccd He interested his audience for Than an hour
in an address marked by great oeauty Of composition and
which was dsiyerei in graceful and eHeciivs manner
Mr. Mare is yoppg man: but he has already gained
hiph place in lhe esirlach Of HIS fellow citizens. i, The
conclusion of The address, De 4h2e company sal down
very handsome dinner After tho renops OF the cloth,
shnr, bu, brilliant speeches made by Aesss Lewis ii.
Coleman Of Hanover c. Pelis of Louisa s. Schoole Of
Caroline, and many Others, whose names could give you,
bu that have already occupied much space your col
umns Yours truly, = SPECTATOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12

TEA AT hOMt.-ii viii surprise MANY 10 Eno" ina
VIC cd longer rely CHA tx eu drink our home
grown English and &C independent OF the lorc.2ae-
such independence Is worth caring for DIR aie|andc! or.
sy III las addressed communication 10 the HORTICULTURAL
Society," in "hich he says ha having considered tha nc
tea Of Paraguay is species 81 holj IL TIED "0' common
holly ,ni hjs lie tea, WHEN wishri t4nni u '!'haFy
Eve stating Til" ru..irs an m.'rtan purpose
for tt keep the leaves yaate hu.' the iutsing md
thrs serve the purpose Of .l'q.ent turning HE ,6 "
given oil is at us! -ne2aHr BIZ il disapEebS entY u
Inc ra grs cool. What G, lin eis lon!rI:ca up
Ming tea onkrrs Say lhsl" ubseig Yes NJ. tdrsyti
1.-THE very tse! becomes theaP 81 last sa eennotn'
growing in the garden hedge Ures Of tea trees IN
full Leaf door Such harvest has never before besn
seen S,ce:e mol The holly any upon whip haEics;
peel J FOR Giro ,a formerly; squanter !! not even At
Chris but reap H. roast T. again az ai!h Tor ~" store
will annually renewed ana !:G ihic "ilaEr VA ,GrSh
finer lea !han these Iusi gathered What an osPor
unity !.ee !cr adulteratofs lry will doubtless lake
care ina; Tie pu;c !!nk holly whether or 10 .
LELcnhhrs. Llr.rnlL
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correspondence OF the ). 'o". Eridnw I'M, GIL

csl'''"ici'e % " " .suISGTuS Friday, July 9Th.
,,,or,cy General 1f the United States mas
'c":h % 80, appeal To The United States supreme
u. -, Tn,n In. decision Of The boaa u Cu'lot n -
>, SINNERS in the cases oil Coi' ie""" " S'uA
81 - Nr Rtddins. These three ore the most prom
Van'e M I IRE therefore selected Tor revision should
mem ,,r.ri II The Supreme Court should reverse all
- A Lens for the that inc Couf mas neIcloioie
seJ in REGARD 10 all land claims, upon tns most flSu
onn.ruclinu Of The titles SET up against tne ohea SUITES,
nnr treaties with foreign governments mere was 'al
w., uissn,,i ouisiana and Florida cases were, for the
most part rejected The United STATES WI" therefore, 'ey
probably obtain ultimate possession OF me territory IN us
pu,c which, upon oHr lretcncc VI u'io'"'' ~" o 'N
by Individual srcculatnrs. 49, a. 11,;,,a Ga. =,
Bur i, will make little difference 10 the ohi'ea oate5 vi
- ndvii claimants which way the decision vi" 60: of
,ha hoc rounv Of California is claimed ny Inc squaets
Exev foo, NJ land is subject 10 the claims o s9uatfs Up
80 ~, E,ononIs estate there only eight thousand
squa,ers' claims Upon all the Ies'i ee a a NAM
more The Cafornans generally VINO con'e mere are ~
The opinion that their people WIN '''''" ~
right .,,;, ,eono s,oc;.IIy
n ,hnv arc oIowed to make their own law They have
po local law that svnrs the squattes ana mat Inc ID"
which they will abide by, and probably enforce.
The soyeregns are not without means ~ m e', nv WI,
of their laws They elect Their own 'uox ,r nhey w.,
never elect one who will oppose their Interests ihef e
hi is,a,m,s md Governor and will not The squatte
rIrct their own friends? In fine, II 10 my pee ha Tue Pr
ya. mononos,s of tia California land cial"h's ~i uc
tween the United States one slde ana Tue e4uaets vi "
other fall 10 the ground , ;, rho o;,, u, i
Mr. Buchanan has not yes Fe'ui'teu -. -. ST.,
, ~ WheniIand chewing the cud OF sweet and bitter tun
' :, i; ,.l known that the government determined no
- .,mmi, m Mr. Buchanan the adjustment OF NE Flshe,
ouesliun Gov Marcy would have ressneu MS ohre SUN
pr than assent 10 this-or he has every taCiy 1au o "
prosucct for adjusting il himself, and very SOUL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12
.rCIIIvEcTuRAI. GEOLOGY


,;rauitr limestone llunrbIp,J and SANDSTONE ere the
crias .: H.. national public buildings in Washington They
are also the principal building materials in all countries and
all ages h= woj being Tie great geological formations
OF yur g!uus
Gncss o the thrc ne.anofs tho srani.a family OF
rocks is the a Sclcnt ierii al all tl public b@i'.ngs Ia
Npskn1iun T. is uhtanr.t banks The Potomac
ro' eight miles above ne city. II saty granite
anil readily fit into nases OF arr cn'rIrnt SIC ard
hicS,es. H." iunI.ttDna .. br!ihgs. ooiwahS En
other purpose. which il IL applied! Though the
obtained l.nm The eposis the potomac h;chiy in
"rsirrsed sra crystal ." fcn ry!l''s 'eStnnr Or The
su!pu;rt iron, snowug h. rslrr"ns from tic
pccks, with the hrlaaSJ oi gold 10 Tie p4-Hrrs
tie Wake.
Tra ury l,ut'iny nj Patent Office, Of gray sand
lonr also from lc banks OF the Potomac, fifty miles
below Washington !hc Smithsonian Is vi red sandstone
twenty =. r;ts mp thu Potomac, The pillars in the Rep
csrni.ivaa Chandler i've ;ap"i arr % cncar"Oua pud
ding ,tunr consisting ri r"tIcd bi'"" yafyna nf Iii"
zr pes that vi goose egg OF larger, sixty miles up
the Potomac
The nc. CAPITOL cn rgcmentl he POST Office the Wash.
ngDn sioau:nenr and he wings "t the Patent Office, now
in pf.srcse ap II riu!:n !in,ca zone The fret is
lin. aims. ,Iin,i.ay wni;c having much appear
ana loaf sugar closely rcE:lhii4 The Italian sia.uarf
.na,sc !, from Berkshire comn'y, Ma-1arhusrttt
The Post !ice white marble, al larger, Halter GRAZING
than the Capitol and brought rom Westminster c"nn
w. Kew E"s. The Military ASYLUM il of tine Mite
rial Tile Washington Monument and wings Of the Faten,
Office mAILls Of spalfy texture consIs'ing Of Hal
cry stals nearly the size Of haldme ani very white from
Baltimore county Maryland Portions Of several OF The
pulic buildings are oil beautiful granite from the james
river Virginia.
The Bunker Hill Monument pubic and
private buildings in several al the Atantc cities, are 81
Quincy granite; strictly speaking si.h~, one ma
ral is nc. II hnrnbIenJ evin" II frmer, tougher
ute than lie granes. Containing nGt ~ one "t ihr'i
thru dents rSGeel Hgly fragile IN It's texture.
Ti-!ers Of Washington careful TO get specimens %
The several ate:ias c0mpogng our national public build
ings which, wt neatly GIaTgsI. 'Ii? SintuI IN par
ro lesson ul instruction IL combines geology, hrcni,rc
,urr tory civilization and the fine arts and than
all perhaps dgricuturas the elements Of these various
rock arc OF SOILS ard considerable cXtcn.
OF fertilizers
6=Ir AM the entire OI obtaining H. are ia strong
concentrations. Numerous strangers In Washington beth
annsicana cad nti"Bcrs have procured these specimens,
n ING ;l III 81! countries aud all
ne ornaments nantr pieces aud 2cnTrc tables lady
IN Washing remarked ada? nr "n since Win" arranging
and ah.i,ng asGcui "irch!ecIrui Crstnets'' for
friends country III know noi what they will hPae
clt, more highly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12

The receipts for customs ut the port OF Nc" 'o'"
az ,m,Ihs of 1853 and above 'hose lo'
,b, co,t.spu,,ins months OF TIC proceeding year. "'''
* 3s OIL u The exress al all ports loo Tue "hoe !e
., b. very .nsidrrnbIy those OF The preceding
The writer regards the progress Of The rebellion IN o
,mneos. Importance the United States, aud declares
If ,tnt country should be thrown open 10 orr coh'
m, effect upon commercial prosperity would oe S'
,I;an that whlch produced by the discovery u .
ii California Instead of paying for our ihPo''' >,
Celestial Empire by purchases Of exchange >" .hnuld
be- repaid 10 opium sent thence to inc o"''c' :, ,,,,s
o.n d,r.. ,.as ,,,up,up 10 many millions OF dollars
r., 81, h.ween our exports and imports 10
-, fo ,.nn, mo following tabular statement :" them Is
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THE AMERICAN UNION.

l6UT. Virginia i..rst settled by The English.
1911 New iurh !rst ocIl!t by the Dutch.
1879 Massachusetts settled by tho ynrllans.
1923 Kew Hampshire sited by Inc tufl!tns.
1924. New Jersey settled W the Dutch.
1927. Delaware settled b, the S@,d cS and i''us
1866. MaryIan settled b. the Irish Ca'honcs
1925. Connecticut settled by the Purilnns.
1886. Rhode Island b. Roger Wi!iiama.
1850. North Carolina settled By The English.
1865. p.nrsyIvanI, settled by WIN Penn
1888 GeG.gi. settled cy Cen. OIie,t0rpe.
1901. Vermont gdni.tc3 ,ato tlc : MON,
1872. Kentucky admitted into The Jnicr.
1896. Tcnnrssee admitted inta the Union.
1902 Ohio admitted into the Union.
1911. Louisiana admitted into the Union
l6lo iGaana admitted INTO the Union.
1917. Mississippi adrllt!-. into thu Union.
1918 Illinois admitted into ihe Inion
1919. Alabama admitted Ihln thu Union.
lSZu. Maine admitted into tie Union.
1871 Mis- sour admitted into the Union
1895 Michigan admitted into lie Union
1880. Arkansas admitted into the Union.
le!5. Florida admitted inin the Union.
lSls. Tc.us adnlllca INTO The Union.
1876 Iowa admitted into the onion.
Js43 Wisconsin admitted into The Union
1850 California admitted into the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12

AMERICAN &l!ES.-Wr have noticed in he Ooric hsil
OF the State House, Tor sew days past table on which
displayed variety of silk fabrics scch as vest patterns
ncckerches ladies' dresses &C. Of tasty Egure end excel
lent qualify On inquiry hnd that The person who has
charge OF these sooTs Quaker gentleman o the name of
Jones Friend Jones he 10 .amar!y called he in
member OF The firm Of Wilton s Jones. which company
have established silk manuaclory al Eewoorl in Ken
lucky, opposite Cincinnati This establishment contains
about five looms and h.nded and ity spindI-s and
thus furnishes the culture OF silk in Thai
region The mulberry be raised in any auSnli,y In
Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee and the silk is pro
by good judges equal produced 10 countries
bordering cp the Iediterranean.-(B .ston Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12

VIRGINIA MILITARY lNSI!IDTE.-ihe commence
n, m the virginia Military Institute look place al Lex
inqton on the 4;h Juy in the Presbyterjan Church.
For day u. preceding, visitors from ahc1ns sec
INNS of the Slate had been coming 10 our usually quiet VII
age and the morning Of the f'h crowds OF etsns 'fo
III. md me ,,,uinp counties came pouring iatu until
hr Hotels and streets literally packed wan HE Vin
mass r.utr 10 ace and hear what was going on
Ahon II clock the Corps of Cadets entered The thnrc
which was densey crowded BY anxious spectators OF every
auc sex and CONDITION in life. a.
'rhe National Grafton was delivered ny cadet J. "
q ,n" ~. - Washington subject "Pary Srhit"
s:alutnrory ufnllSn. by " Williams OF H"Iolk C''S
"Dls,iny 81 France" by !" J. Lee OF Alexandria
y,l,,i,lory By 4. G.. Smith al f.ortolk Cug.
1fr certificate OF Graduaii"n was conferred upon ea'n
member ii the cia=s twenty ss in number we rtttsshu
- H. S'.'.ti..
The exercises were closed by address 10 the graduates
from James Barbour Esq member Of the B"at oil plsi'
tors from; culpePer.
a fine Bund 81 Mupc in attendance cnivenins the
xrrl.rs with It's excellent and acceptable performance
The Festivities of the 9Th wtre concluded W mhgnli
cent ,lis,iy OF works night and the customary Mill
tury Ball. Gd=.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12
rrRRlRLE s1oRM ANn Loss oF LIEE.

Nzy EoRX July lU.-A tremendous hurricane, aCc0mpa.
MED by thunder ginning and Vi rain assed
this CITY and vicinity YESTERDAY evening building Tar,
ryown, occupied b. several families and coneining fifty
persons blown down. and only sI Of the inmates
have escaped Seven dead bodies had been taken
on !,st .Yening.
large brcs store and dwelling house in OF cree.
ton at Brooklyn, on lne corner .! Hcks and MONTAGUE
Streets entirely demolished aud line passers ~ buried 10
the ruins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12

HIGH PRICES FOR HALIFAX TOBACCO.
Sales cl Three htls tobacco for Mr. H. 5 hiia OF Hall
fn1 COUNTY, By Rirssdalr j. Read:
No weighing so nett! Mr. las. Thomas. al s55 Is
per lGG.
NO weighing |. sou belt, 10 do s2I 20 per ioU
No 5, weighing 9l0 neIt 10 Capt a. Smith, I'll sl5
30 per 100
RIcHaoSD, July ii. IL