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Er9al Notices.


In Probste--sir-. Olive Fh.bis'. Estate.
= 49, $500 :, ..' :
he fnbsts tour Vt Tho ssid bisinetnf Rutland held
A. kniiahd % snd isf .aid Disde. ii.s iAh asJ u
March, lest
,r,..ssi ll.s,. lisqe, Potion iaar.
hhsfsas, crffain iustriDisni 10 Nh ~ dafet The
&'ih day Of Jis 4 o. 1850, g4rfiing o. he ths i4st
vii snd iesiamcHf ~ Mr. olive Fnsbs lsie II MID
dlennn la said Disuigi de- ssasa tas ifen tbs day
presented a. The said Probate Tonu b. iaieus Cops
land II -ai4 hifi sins the EafSuti tiiofrin nanird
10 order h'i said Instrument msy be dug pfutsd asa
siips cd BY aaid tnn said last vii and irrisiarat
fhefsfrs Il .. aidefcd by said Probate fnun uist
the fnbais and hiioD ~ said INSTRUMENT O.. ssia
lat vii and irstanshi be- ard the hffetg
feiefffd e. r@iTd ssssipn a sad 'auft a. b. hrid
~ tht uihdH % The ksFsief ~ said Fuau Rutland
90 ssid bisst nu Tho lst AnHday, h'ins The 81 dsy
u Apfl, 4 u ifai, and that notice thtfsUi he gwen
~ fibiishinr fsfihHd rupi - tht frtifd - NE
DE- ihfee Tssks safresiitsi pfst.us fbsfsf in tis
h4taad tsubu hsfaid, nssspgpsf pfints1 - said
hnnsne, and cireusnHg 10 tte nsfhh'iiioa II tiass
a. crested n Hfdsf thaf 90 psfs1ns tfir isa fffrin
being fifitg dfiy hatIfsf fhsfasf uHy and fisf.
spaai bsin ssid casn. ind eoais'i said ffhsis md
slsaalsf Hthsy sss tauss, ~
soti"s 80 ns"bsn Cooley crsaitor.
iI ,,i.,, ~ y s vLaaoNf RI ,s'.'ae,sa ,
s..-i,s = ~ Pn.ssts csan afihs I'D Dl-tisi -
Raasaa, he'd u Ratiaal Ia sod ~ ssid iis,nrf 90
% - 1ss1ll, esiss hs ia'h ds} II Mart, A. q.
i-ls
rfsaes,, Hoo. nAHyEY BUTTON. lodge
on ne sp.as sfs.a Il Henri i.suifap Il Fi,rffg,
b. esd H4usft i.alfi jan q nraissh f.sslfj q
ras4ga. pfta'a - aaia fauf.fd
ifls aflsft4 b. ssid fft.sais tivr that 81 o. Ffff
~ sail Nas sen tssifI - cad ifsf 80 ~ fff
fe1rifrd Hfss~hi fAsF fl4las sssluff ssid hsuirn
g. ile $50 Hrufy o. ifihfs f4aafItsh stHfssstai
stfis rs flsadis lfafa Ilis ifh asl a Maffh. n
issi anl nat Hocs tlsfof b. sysa - pH siist'tg
esHfhsd cfl - fif mod ~ i.if efrf uifas efsts
saasessiFsf g.lidaF nsfFtl ls fns heilsff ftHiHtF
Heftif r7isf-f ffitfef sf ssis ElfIanf aAs a.
i-ssHe ~ 49, tsgf ltls D. irr4 ia ass4 fiita
tfa-aaU vifhin sIgff ~ 90 fttsa aatr.
true CO "a frraias HAAaf Haul
~ hssisiff
CONFERENCE.-The NOTICE.
u H.. ths hab-SstssTss bfIng agspsts o.
w b. naa tHa- ff.atatf fsun - pa tsetfai -
Nafiaal l.i.tisa a. tass4fs. tGsalaa 80 30
So 30 faifas anl araissf ~ aii ifais EsIaff 90
ssfsts afEA ~ - fDI lfhe lstr ~ Eafaad - ~
ls-ff4ff affsssed. itasssslstst is-fifrlt she "a
a.eaass ffa. a. ~ ca a hsffh. lft 49, siir -
~ said Gear - tEsf saslsss aflsfsilfs tsfs5
pc asfcs ms ~iii sfiff a. ga ssiasss a aif
so tgaHflisr a a. isff ~.Nff 4ss = cad g.
sssssl ne issi Naaasys n Alfi al Aafssi afff
iIsa s'e.eek ., y, ss1i e'eiaas, , ~ "a 49,
tsgs
wlLi1Aa nAsNEq, &c.,. .,.,.,.
4. LAIEaDt = hHN'
nsisr. sstsse. asssh {. 4 b. is.f n
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NOTICE

\ hrfrtg rftn 81 81 shan H fuaF ruurafn, fttf
l o. trffhy EiFs o. uig fhzfita - Isft'sn DO
Nnrf g. sHa dufilf H. rtaiAHIrf paff ~ be- 1ainuf
lif sha tust siisN lsf fshff q lls faufsriii.f
naf fisiaa 80 81 be- safainfs sffff fhis fHis.
LoGEAZn IAHuItt-
Ms.art Tsbaf 20 "a i.st ies -
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PINE BOARDS
uagI A. Al
FOR SALE.

4 Farm situated in Tbmuuth, VI, Windsor
y County, known as the CLARK Fam, aud now
owned and occupied by Caleb Weaver. said Farm
situated the Meeting Hruso IN the south pan NJ
the Tusn aud about ia mites from the Railroad con
tains abt two hundred aud tity acres 81 good land,
well disiioj into Moving, Tiliage and Pasture, and
about .iafy acres 81 good wood and iumbcr The
building, CONSIST Of one Dwelling House, two good
Rams and other out buildings, well adapted for wool
growing ur dairy purposes.
Do Terms reasonable aud payments made easy,
AM further PARTICULAR relating 10 the property may
be obtained of Maj. Hyde, Prociorsv,le, Dr. Jonss,
Ludlow, 81 On tie premises.
WEAVER & BROTHER.
Ptym1utb Feb. u. "a lOwG
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LIBERATION.

fI'ui- b o. refte thai Lsrs fha csy F.rta mg
/ 80, 1usrfh IS fisiff be- time aufir tht ~
niHirasfi 81 tis ulluafrif afa shall fnf nfs 81 De
dehis Dc risim ans 1T be safss sfisf me dale
DANIEL q. ff-tilA.
Eouaaa. Tsl 81. f5fL ie-s'
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1851


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sN'f NNHa fAfa
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tie stsiIfas u o. lkssts FsesrftIH W. asae
~ 49, rfist Ntssnaass a hAtAtti rilN.
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I'ruE ri-ss - h.s rrs-ss. fh-eifsi -
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tnuaaa. VI
NEW FIRM.
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rattt. nthtr Mote tHsthiuf ffsfhi tassfiatflas.
Neaf.af-, fafs.at.if : sss A.. a., ~taaia sst a.
trrn flt-a.is aaa vs. l'ahis rstefsH, ,ssi a.,
tes.iaafit asri o. iah sss,ftsaH No sh'ts
t.sais esd "a t.asi a sas ifsusin reese. ana srl
NJ iif its.rsf tsiies 90 ysst ttaf i0tta b.
"atuN sAt.f~. ~aNt.I rubtItS,
ANp nv ADN rhN."
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SAMUEL G sftNnNs,
Eatsna, gan -, ls.a 81
On los ea~4 E'assa sag,, w. 1ps p.lsf,
~ httss rfEtKNF'
noCGr D., rta's ssswls.-, isis, >. ruiert.
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DAiLs AND BROOMs, By the i1. ~ Manu-
i tacturers prees at Hldsr a SIEAhNS',
Janusu -, lh5t
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V,tIE GREAT STANDARD
nTAEbN ~ III PtiBu
N,sRJ DISE-f>ES.--E Extensively
iced, Ts ted aud Approved "
Ncw England, canada and the
nutish rfuVincrs DUNG q peuud
nl T,soty-ssvsn Nears. by
tmtasat I4psiriiEs, C'srgFmsa
Prafsse,s sf Caiisrss, Theological
ssmiaasirs Aefahfs ard UsiiH.
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FB5sasd Pablo Mfa,and IN iact by all ce-se. IN the
community. Among othors IL l. recommended by
Rev. Dr. LrNAs HfrcHIr, tate President ~ The Lane
Theological seminary, Iiucinngu, ohwi Rev. In.
LroN,Hu Woou,, Abbott rrf ~ 1hcniorf IN Ando
yer Theological seminary. Mass. Hon. D.siri. =.
TnlNrsoN Secretary ~ state ~ Netmuni, author 4
"Gtcon Mountain boy ." "lnrk Amsden,h &c,
Montpelier, VI \. 2. NULisN., isqt formerly cot
hector 81 tho Port 81 Baltimore, Nd. Rev, 10,rrH
Lircu. Philadelphia, Pa. g. G. FfHsALn Portland,
Me, aud many uthefs.
Ia connection with our old iilty cent article, We
pat ~ 81 size ~ large sgHqrf ho''ss VITA rift
saams'af has urHppsgs gb dir6ctsnRs, md fac sinIf
II ia. Jaa'a CATER, containing nearly oEr TINES the
quantity Of The smaller sizc.
DJ- BeNlrc u fnHHfoff.h and usfH'ieHsfl
Enquire fpI tho aftifie ~ 81 wHotr saNr,
"NEGETANLE FiLMpN ARN HAIsAN."
Prepared osiT by REED, CUTLER go. Drug
gats - india -, Boston. Mass, aud sold by APih
ecancs and C,unty Merchants Ronorally. rnco
large size, u small size, ~ cents.
For sale 10 Rutland by BARRETT son.
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Paper Hangings.

If you want To get Pure Uasdaisrafsd Medicines at
j low prices, call at the Drug store OF FOND a
MOksE. Main and Ma.hinltln nifoeI.. 81
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LiBORERS WANTED!

WANTED IIMEDiATELS by the sub
w Scuhef 10 ~ IL first bosi young men from the
are uf p 10 30 years, IT, work at farming, and
old turnpike fuad, LAYING wall ard az different kinds
81 work, VA Middiebnfgh, Schnhanc CO. y. Y, -
miles from Albany on the Plank Road, IN most beau
tiiul and healthy country. dnpd wages will be given
a. stfung robust men, no willing ahead and
b. useful 10 their employer Those leaving Albany
at 4. NJ by STAGE, will he there at2P NJ. The fare
he - cents, there opposition stages. Come and
So, THOs. 7. DANFOBTH liwJ'
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DISSOLUTION,

TUE firm Of LANDON & GRAVES Is this day
] Dissolved By mutual consent All demands due
the late hfm can be settled with JOHN LANDON II
done within ~ days. JOHN IANDON,
Feh. L. Is5I EDMUND 4. GRAVES.
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I AuCiilNG Rubber nabic. nj
IL POND a MORSE, Druggists.

4 LARGE quantity NJ sheet Music, Instructions
~ Books Tor Piano, Violin, Mondion, Ar, 6u sale
by POND y MORSE Druggist
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


COLUMBIAN HOTEL-SS Goode, r Mark. w
s Che thaIn, Hancock. D Hancock Chester
field; Gammet, Hampton; Moore, D r;
] N Couch Pr Edward; ] Hampton, Palmyra; G
Mosby, Powhatan; J crogwell. Goochland; Jos 81
Talley, Mise DR. L M Blanton. w Blanton Jas M
Armistesd, Blantop, Cumberland; Thos SIMS,
Timbucto Steptoe, Richmond. Il ~
AMERICAN HOTEL-Geo Kidd. Petersburg;
Gait Fiuvanna; Miller Michaux, Powhatap; Thos r
Dew Va; Mrs Taylor and daughter, M w Cotrall,
Gooch and; Marks Weller. Aberdeen A r Spindle.
VS.; M Harrison, do; Spindle do; DR. A Hopkins,
J Sect: do; WIN Ware, G; J CLARK, Halifax;
John dobson. Powhatap; Z T Gatewood, Henrico;
Jas Gait, Richmond q Maynard, Baltimore; Lu.
cius C. VIM, Richmond; Upton Guyinn, Raleigh;
VIM West Key West; w TUMBLE, Harrison
burg; Jos M Heed. Norfolk; M Treveiau, G,och-
Griswold. Bait; Reynolds and lady, St. Louis; NJ
Stevenson, Miss Andrews, Miss Conway, Phila-
dslphia
UNITED STATES HOTEL. JE Ewing, Balt.
more; J Curtis, Pstersbs; A M Goodrat, Amherst;
J DID, Petersburg; E Thompson, D Andrews
L Wares, James City; r r Meredith, ] Lacy.
L A Sluter, New Kent; Bard, Orange; J Saman.
Auguste.
/ EXCHANGE HOTEL-T Hsmblin, Nashville;
Richard BAYLOR, Robt Baylor, Essex; L Ball, Wash
ington; Or Humphreys Md; J w MsrshalL, w
Marshall L Spencer, Charlotte; d Meridith,
Buckingham; q Miller: Bait; Tho Marks Dunn,
Wood. Bait; J w Finks, Va; w Fl Payntarr, N Y;
w Harrison, Apelie; DR. VIM A Sslden, Charles
City; w Whiting Norfolk; w d Wilson, Peters
burg; C Mason, New Kent; z 81 Wilcox, Charles
a Thornton. r Topp md lady, 2 Topp, Memphis.
Gilmore N C; Miss Brown. Nashville; w Hal.
lett, Lynchburs; r H Clarke, Weldon; VIM E Clop-
ton, New Kent; L johnson, Louisa.
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DIED.

On Tuesday afternoon. after protractsd illness.
which she bore with Christian fortitude, hO9INl
s. ROSS, youngest daughter of the late David r.
Ross.
Her friends and acquaintsrces. and those OF her
brother W. B. Ross are requested to attend her fn-
neral from her brothers. residence, on Church Hill,
this afternoon. at O'Clock, without farther notee,
e. Philadelphia papers please copy.
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PAhrnrper Enoorlsa.-If the fsrmerl

PAkrHrpeE EnoofIse.-H the farmers
and spoftsmen IT Virginia hsye any desire 20 pre-.
vent The comSsets Destruction Of every spscies Of
game and particularly that Of the Partridge they
must take immediate steps 70 ensure the pas1eEs Of
! game law ct tbs next session Of the Lesislsfure.
70 their shsms be II sail the5e number OF men
In the neighborhood Of this city and throughout the
State, who have already omnepced their deprede-
stiona upon the young usfedgsd birds, and II their
seasons to extsrmfnste the Whole race. In many Of
the States of the Union stringent laws have been
passed to cheek pot-house huatsrs In their anxiety
TO slaughter whole coveys of partridees - soon -
they have lost the shells from their heads, and the
consequences 10 that in districts where these birds
were seldom fcuad few years ago, they now be-
coming plenty: and when the proper season arrives
for taking the field, the true sportsman vii have
pie opportunity for Amusement with gun snd bags.
Atleast two weeks ago we heard agenfleman bragg
ging party Of friends that he had bsgsed the Day
two thirds of the coveys he saw were sufficiently
large to shoot We not prepared to say that the
declaration ives untrne wo did not see the birds;
but our experience teashes NJ that late the
18th Of October, before which time dog and gun
should never be taken into the field large proper
ton Of the birds foundare entirely too small to be
killed. ~
If persons who take pleasure in field sports would
make effort to preserves the game in the EsstsYn
part OF this Stats in less tim i've years there would
be an abundsnce OF partrdges to be found In every
wheat field bat unIe steps are taken to do So
the time will soon come when Virginia sportsmen
will have opportunity OF i4dulging in that agreea
BILE excite ment produced by the sudden rise and
"whir" of the well arown partridge, a. It dashes
from its cover at lightning speed and IL brought down
at the crack Of the good fowlios piece.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
At RAnDoLPH's BOOKSTORE, l2l Main st. yesterda J
o,sl0'f' IL O'clock &c o' s1
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. 20.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr Eliza Jane, Blakermsn, New York, mdse, d.
Currie.
Schr Barnegat, Fitchett, Chickahominy, wheat.
Schr Julia Ermina Curtis Chickahomny, wheat.
Schr PASSENGER, Rawley. Turkey Island wheat.
schr M Freeman, Rowley, New York, salt,
Rawlings Miller
Schr Martin Pike, Morlis. Boston, ice, Griffin l.
Taylor.
Schr Ben vandiver. Jones, New York. plaster.
Schr Cheric, Ike, Kirkmeyer, Pamunkey River,
wheat, Taliaferro Bro.
SAILED. =
Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mdse
and passengers. a-rl.-a
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdse,
Ludlam & Watson.
Schr MISSIONER, Gray, Boston, mdse, D. Currie.
schr Eugenia, Mason, Norfolk, mdse.
New YORK, Aug. 26.-Cleared, schrs Jerolemon,
Line, and Henrico, Scranton, Richmond. Aug. o.
Cleared schr Lydia Ann, Voorhees,, Richmond.
BosToN, Aug 26-Cleared, schr George, Ward,
Fredericksburg.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 27.-Arrived, schr Phebe 8.
Williams. Kirkham, Petersburg. s44s
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Pnrsr GENITAL RELAxATIoN.-The President Of
the limited states the Hon Jefferson Davis, Secre-
tary Of WaF; Sidney Webster. Esq- Private Secrs-
trict j d Hoover, ESQ., left the city yesterday af.
ternoon 10 the 5o'cIock train for Baltimore. from
which city they will take passage in steamer for
Old Point Comfort, where they expect to enjoy the
delightful eea breezes for few days-Unfon, Tues
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AN ATTRACTIVE ExcuRsrcN.-On s

An ATTRACTIVE ExcURsIcN.-On Sun
day next those of our citizens who may desire TO
take pleasant ride in the country, will have an
opportunity OF doing 30 at very small cost There
10 to be protracted meeting in Powhatan county
&c miles from Richmond, which many in this vicin
ity are DESTROYS Of attending, not only to listen to
good preaching, but to witness the gathering to-
matrons, the young men and maid ens-who inhabil
the pleasant neighborhood of Liberty Church. II
viii be an occasion of much interest," for the reaeona
above named; and it might perhaps be proper io
quote some brief remarks of Captain Sims relative
to the glowing beauty of the ladies' who will grace
the meeting by their presence but we forbear-
The mere mention of such attraction will create
anxiety beneath tho waistcoats OF our city gentle
men to be present, and If they co. and listen as they
ought to the preached word, much good may come
out of it. Let all who would spend quiet Sab
bath In the country, place themselves under thu
he will put them through according to the bro
gramme set forth Ia another column.
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The UNION GuARp-a new and popula,

The UNION GUARD new and popular
military company, propose making their first ex.
cursion to Slash Cottage on Tuesday next when
they hope to be attended by all who feel any inter
est in their success, or have any desire to enjoy
pleasant ride and lively evening In innocent So
ciai amusements This company intend making
such arrangements as will ensure good order and
the comfort of their visitors, and as they have late
ly organised, they hope to receive warm support
from that public for whose protection they are
banded together. The target shooting" for a
handsome silver cup, will lake place shortly after
the arrival of the first train of cars; after which,
Smiths admirable Band will furnish music for the
ball. All who can spare the time, should be with
the "Unon Guard" on this occasion.
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CHEArNG.-A case of cheating" while
playing ''buf" will probably be brought before the
Mayor this morning, az stranger to us called upon
His Honor, yesterday, and alleged that he had
been enticed into game, by three other men,
against his consent and had lost his watch and six
dollars and quarter in cash, before he got out Of
their clutches. He had been on Church Hin to
see the elephants" but his return came In con
tact with much more formidable creatures
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BAD BEHAVIOR Childres. an

BAD BEHAVIOR james Childress and
Elizabeth Near, denizens OF 18th street, near the
new vegetable market, were arraigned before the
Mayor, yesterday, on warrant-the first charged
with uaing threatening and abusive language TO
Ann Walker, a next door neishbor, and the last
charged with whipping Mrs. Walkers child After
the complainant and two or three other Witnesses
had testified Mrs Childress was called and stated
that she knew very little of the difficulty between
the parties but that her husband the prisoner had
Miss Near living in tho house over her, and that
they were on terms of the greatest intimacy. This
charge being sustained by other witnesses the pri-
required to give bail for their good be.
havior failing to do which, they were taken to the
city jail and their locked up tor safe keeping.
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BARNuM,S SHOW.

Barnum's great show attracted great
crowd The fact that Il had been prnnounc
ell great humbug, only seemed % increase
the public interest The world undoubtedly
wants to be humbueged, and Barnam under
stands the wants Of the world. We do not
undertake to pronounce his memagerie .
humbng, for, except distant view Of the tip
end Of an elephants trunk, as the procession
passed through the streets, we saw nothing Of
It. hut it drew an immense asseublage, and
produced sensation on Church Hill which
has not been equalled since the day when Pa
trick Henry electrifedth that neighborhood and
ell the rest Of mankind with the thrilling cry,
"Giye me Liberty, or give me death 1t
was worth double the price of the show 10
havelthe monotony of summer life broken
up BY the excitement and commofion winch
Barnum's show produced on Church Hill
For ourselves, we feel at least ten years
Younger. from the general animation, froilc
and hustle aroused by that grand event. we
consider ourselves as having gone to the
Springs, and that, at no greater expense than
| looking out Of a window, and beholdiBg the
general joviality We feel under personal
obligations to the very gentlemanly lions, the
amiable tigers, the courteous bears, the affec-
| tionate hyenas, and the accomplished mon
keys of Barnum's travelling troupe of four
| legged artists. The man without arms is also
entitled to a share of our gratitude, and Ge-
neral Tom Thumb is a public benefactor.-
The question of humbug we are not disposed
to consider There can certainly be no hum
bug in those ladies and gentlemen from the
forests and deserts, who are the principal
performers in Barnum's theatre. Among the
other infirmities of their nature, lions, tigers,
&C., have not acquired the human habit OF
humbugging. Amy one who is sceptical on
that point, can easily satisfy himself by walk
ing into the apartments of one Of these gen.
try and exchanging salutations
But humbug or not, Barnum affords every
individual, when his menagerie appears, at
least fifty cents worth of new life and ANNA
ton. If they can't get their moneys worth
in anything to admire, they can take it out in
things to laugh at; for which refreshing exer-
else the wax works afford a wide and attrac-
tive field. Humbugging is sometimes an
agreeable operation all round, and if Bar
| nom's menagerie as a humbug, it is one of
| that class, in which
1.-THE pleasure is as great
In being cheatsd az to cheat"
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gs,pGrsa rHR Ono Efforts are being made 10
stcure the construction Of bridge ovsr the Ohio
river. TO connect Cincinnati and Covineton An
eicint Beard of Directors has been appointed, the
right OF way granted, and the requisite amount OF
stock taken.
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uOcAL MArrHlgA

p.u.oAp Acc1DEHr.-Whcn the Cen
S, 80 vere near South Anna Bridge, yesesrdsy
ssernoor. the baggage car and the 6rss w1esls 9
q sra.sererr car we're accidentally thrown from
~, the track By the sills the road parting Ine
mail was put on the engine and 6ross1. z e un
m. y eighf o'clock Mr. Phillips, the mail asenss
-. i, rown entirely out of the cars down 2 rnal
emb kment, but fortunately received no injury
awe some slight bruises.
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MARRIED,

In this civ on Tuesday 18th inst by the Rev. Mr..
Row,ns MI CORNELIUS X CHAPLIN, of this
city. to MISS VIRGINIA E. EVANS, of Savannah,
: IS
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1NTEMPERANcE seems to be on the in
crease among the lower classes of our citizens.-
a great portion OF the time of the whole city DO
lice is spent In arresting drunken men and women
and the Mayor has but little leisure to attend to
any other business. Until the city has : wori
housein which to con6ne and employ such crea
lures, where they may be taught lessons of sobrie
brought about. 1865
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VnGrNrA APPofNrMEsrs M THE PosTMAsTER
O. sTaM.-Stephen Morgan, postmaster. Nor
sanS Ridge, Marion county, vice John May re
sen, ID o. G. Lowe, postmaster, Cacapon depot,
More an county, vice Thomas c. Mekiniy, re.
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RICHMOND. Aug. 26th, 1884.
At meeting of Washinston Camp, Nc. 1, J. g. OF
A. of Va the following ofisers were elected p r.
&. N. Crawford; p, Jno.J Falion; v. r, Wm g.
Allen; N. Of r. and c., Geo. n. Fitzwson c.. Alfred
Collier; r. g.. j. W. Thomss. Jr.; A. r. s.. WIN. g.
Taylor; F. 8, Edward NJ. Alfriend; r., T. w. Pairo;
/. @, 9. Beasiey The election of O4G. was laid
over until next meeting. isff5s 100
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PuNAw.v-Two horses AFT

RuNAwAY.-TwO horses attached to a
furniture wagon, ran off down Broad street yester-
day morning and came very nigh crippling an old
negro woman, at the corner of Tenth street. For
tunately they were arrested in their flight before
1oing any o'5er damage tnan breaking wheel ,
drivers who thus neglect their teams subject them
selves to nunshuent
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Fiasos--Jsss r. Hmbbard ~ fined a
sud costs - ne Msyos fot pernIseisr ~ srs.r =,
= driven faster thsn walk, - The stress. .
Saturday lass. 80 - =
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In FoR THE SEAsoE.-Edward Dewes wa,
arrested and Gagged last Monday nisht for beins
drunk and disordeily in the street Yesterdav
morning, when brought before the Mayor, he wal
unable 70 give bail Tor his good behavior. and con
sequently was sent TO prison - :.
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: EAIRYiKLp JOCxEY CLUB.--An import
ant meeting Of this "Cubp vim be held q ne Anne.
rican Hotel Tomorrow night 81 Q 0'cioe.. - ase
requested TO say that no member should be absent
ON the occasion. 8