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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-03
THE DELEGATION TO THE WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

A correspondent of the Penny Post, of Sat
urday, calls attention to the fact that three
gentlemen from this office have been appo;nt.
ed among the delegates to the White SULPHUR
Springs Convention. and charges the Mavor,
who as chairman of the meeting of citizens
was authorized to make the appointments.
with favoritism.
In making the appointments of delegates,
as we are informed, it was considered proper
that the members of the Legislature, from this
city, should be included Under this rule
two of the gentlemen connected with the
Dispatch were appointed The honor. sueh
rs it is, is therefore neither an editorial com.
pliment nor compliment to the Disnateb
The third gentleman, who was seeretary of,be
meeting of citizens, was appointed simply in
accordance with the general usage of adding
chairmen and secretaries to delegations. So
there is no ground for the imputations upon
the Mayor. 1t is. indeed, little remark able
that two gentlemen belonging to one estab.
ishment lit was not the case when they were
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

FACILITIES OF TRAyEL-ADyAFcE -
coAL FREreHrs-The Southwark Railroad Hs -
put into yesterday ss INK conn1S.nsa -
3slamorc and the Camden and Amboy haaiL a Il.
The rnails passengers snd freight, destined foi M
south and West. over the Baltimore and Ohio HALL
Dad are now landed 1T Washington street whalI
and from thence hsstened on their route by
i've. The delsy of conveying passengers IN QUIZ.
,asses from the Walnut street Depot to Broad and
Prime streets il now avoided.
The Reading RsiIfosd Company gives notice tnsI
On and after the 81 proxo, and until further notlce
The freight and tolls coal viii be advanced ~ Per
cent. per ton TO sl points.
The above uoice of valuable auxiiiary TO the
convenience If the travelling community 10 reshy
refreshing. To rs. who have at midnight been eom
psisd to endure the extortions of hsckmen ana poI
sezs cur way through Phiadelphia, 1t ID an nnai-
loyed pleasure TO contemplate the change wnieh mas
been perfected by which the traveller Gan PISS
through Philadelphia, the entire distance petW9Sn
he Schuyikill ana Delaware rivers In comiorLaoies
railroad The same ngement mas pee Piace
in operation in Baltimore thus enabling the uasef
TO pass from the depot CT the Washington ION
pany to that of the Philadelphia Company, ana the
authorities of the road at Washington we discover
IRE endeav oring to accomplish connection OF hho
character through the streets of that city with tne
southern lines of travel We commend these tacts
90 city fathers and particularly to the people OF
Richmond We must keep up with the age, or tne
age will go around as, and leave high and dry IKE
of those cities recently discovered in South Anne
rca the existence of which has been forgotten until
recently. 1t is too late, repeat to war on the io
connective. la the language of the day, Jet nef
rip" jys-lt
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. JoHr McGnAru
merchant Of scottsvilie, died very suddenlv in
this city on Saturday last. He arrived here on
Friday, apparently In perfect health SATURDAY.
morning after breakfast he walked up to the basin
to see the master of boat lying there on business,
ana complaining OF feeling unwell and having vio-
lent pains in his legs went into the vessel and Ia
DOWN Continuing to grow worse, physician was
at once sent for, and two others were afterwards
called In. but all their skill failed to relieve him.
He suffered great pain until about IL o'clock that
day when he expired. His body was put on board
the packet boat that afternoon and sent to SCOTS
Vile TO his family and friends for intermeut. Mr..
McGrath was gentleman OF high standing in the
community in which he lived and his sudden death
viii be deeply deplored by all who knew MIN.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTEL
SATURDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-P Danes, Powhatan;
RW Boisseau, Amelia; VIM Bsgne!l, Norfolk; A
DE- william
DR. Hobson, Powhatan; Thos Hsskns, Prince
Edward; Watson, Boston; R Hill, New Kent; M
Lynchburg VIM Eanes Powhatan; r T Tuye
j, Richmond J g Hughes, Caution, Fluvanna;
w Watkins, Thos E Sims, Petersburg.
Routt. NJ M Smith; Orange; C Mortimer. Charles.
Mrs Hillman, DR. Richie, Lower Brandon; David
surry Dr. Morris, GoochIand; Mr. and Mrs JIG Harrison
do; David Flournoy, Philadel phia; Scott, do;
Sims, Ky; HWFoster; L Ands rson, Wsshin gton;
Taylor, Ashland; Woodford, Buckingham: T %
Haskins, Prince Edward
UNITED STATES HOTEL Turner and {
Bird. WGshinston; E Mouson Richmond; MIR and
Mrs Pierce, Phila; M Watson, Petersburg; b Brufe
Wisconsin,; Cox. Northumberland ii Wilcox
Chss City; l. A Slater, r. f Waddel, Psi C Ebert, =
WPerre, Y;F Pendleton, Va c R r. sraldn
Portsmouth; NJ Levy. N Y; J NJ Muggah. La; W
kkason Petersburg; "A Pollock sSDttsvile;
Alabama; Miss E Converse Phila; Pettway
steensviile; H Bohanan, J Wilson, Essex.
EXCHANGE HOTEL w P Jones' w Gala
sons, Val M White and Blades. Charlotte; M
Ashlin, Fiuvanna; Gen Rust, Leesburg; Miss Vim
Dish, Campbslf; A Griffin, Milton; Twichell;
Miss M T Terrell, Col E-win. lady aud svt do; Thos
Kenner lady, 8 children and 2 vts, w Denton and
lady, w Smith, N Orleans; Rev T 8 Smith, s chill.
dren and svt Savannsh Miss Smith Ala; g Hetch.
am, Raleigh; Thos Branch and son. Petersburg; C r
Fontan, Buckingham J Oliver. Ala G " Richard.
sou. Hanover; Burruss, King William; H John
son, York; 6 Shepard, Fla Hartman, Albemare;
K Smith, Richmond; r Taliaferro, Gloucester:
E Rufin, Hanover; John Motley Queen; Gre
CORY, B Douglass, King William A Flagg 8 C:
Parker, Tappahsnnock; g w Erwin, Ala; w I
p wilkins, La; 6 Messinhim, Essex; r j Echols,
Mrs Allison and svts, w Morgan, Morgan DR.
Il g Latham and lady, G Fl Latham, Mise Turner,
Miss Ovens w H Janney, Z f Otey, Lynchburg; A
Deariug. Campbell; @ Carroll, Isle of Wight: J t
Brown. w Brown, Petersburg; Harrison, Rich
mond w Nelson, Mrs Nelson and SIT, Mr. Stroman,
c. Miss Bib. Charlottesville; " w Hammett
Appomattox; w w Taliaferro New Kent
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LOCOMOTIVES IN THE CIrY.-While por-

LOCOMOTIVES IN THE CITY-While a por-
lion of the good people of this city moving hea-
and earth to prohibit the use of locomotives on
BROAD street, the stupid citizens of Phade pha ana
Baltimore tamely submitting to their restoration
the crowded and comparatively narrow streets OF
hose cities! Having elsewhere alluded to the fact
that passen gers now carried through the CITY OF
Philadelphia, drawn by locomotives, we invite atten-
ton to the following paragraph, which we find In
the focal" column of the Baltimore Sun:
Locomotives in the City-An ordinance is now be :
fore the City Council providing for the gu alton OF
the speed Of locomotives through the city, and to
prevent the use of cteam whistles within the city
limits the ringing Of bells being substituted therefor
Ii has been amended, however, so far as regards
the whistng. that it shall only apply to the Phila
delphia and Wilmington Railroad The restriction
will not apply If is intended, TO any of the lines
on the Baltimore and Ohio or Susquehanna Railroads
1t yet remains to be acted OF"
What now becomes of the argument, so confident
ly relied upon heretofore, by the opponents of the
of locomotives in Broad street that the cities of
Philadelphia and Baltimore had drirea the locomo-
tive from the streets! Are they prepared still to
urge il!
We have understood that the removal of the de-
pot of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
from raft street, caused serious depreciation in
the valne of real estate that street. VIII the edi
OF the Sun favor with statement of the re-
suits which followed such removal?
iy Sit
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MADAME MsszLENYL-The death of this LADY,
the sister OF Louis kossuth in n York, last Thurs
day, has been already announced. She died in the
Bath year OF age, fully reeonciled to death. She
leaves two daughters to the care of Madam Ru,,ksi
who is living in New York Ii is related bv her
friends that upon the evening of the arrest Of the
female members of kossuih,s family during The
Hungarian revolution of 1851, by Anstrians, Mad
Meszenyi was one of the party, and with the 9th.
were sown the seeds Of the disease which has ear.
ried her to the grave.
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yune says a:

The UNITED STATES GRAND JURY-The IT, s
Grand Jury, who have been, it is said, for a week
or mere past engaged in investigating certain occur
rences In relation the late fugitive slave riot re-
turned into Court this morning with several bills of
Indictment. Some have it that these bills are against
certain speakers at Faneuil Hall. Others on the
contrary, positive that the Grand Jury was
about equally divided GU the subject, and that not
an Indictment against speaker in Faneuil Hall on
me night OF the Both has been found Time will
oeveiop the truth OF the matter.-Boston Trareller
The Transcript says nine bills of Indictment were
presented, when the jury were discharged from
further service
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Anniversary CELEBRATIoN.-Tha Sab.

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-The Sab
bath School connected with the Methodist Episco-
pal Church in Manchester intend celebrating the
approaching 4th of July in becoming manner
The ceremonies will commence at the Church at
, o'clock, p. NJ where several addresses will be
delivered. In the afternoon and during the evening
the ladies connected with the Sunday School will
hold Fair and give supper, at the store recently
fitted up on Main street, near the Church the pro-
ceeds from which are to be appropriated to the pur
chase of library for the use of the school Those
of our readers who have never attended Fair in
Manchester should not fail TO do so on this occasion
as the ladies intend trying their skill in getting up
the one now about to come off The object for
which they aboring is of vital interest-the
education OF the youth of their town-and the PEG.
pie at large in Richmond, as well as Chesterfield,
should give them helping hand.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.-We have
received the programme of the Sycamore SUNDAY
School Anniversary and Pic Mic Dinner for the 4th
OF July The scholars and teachers will assemble
at the schoolroom precisely at o'clock, A. NJ and
form in procession under the direction of the Off
GERS, when the line will march TO the Central Rail-
road Depot. The cars will take the party to Dr.
i.umpkin's farm, where, under the shade OF beau
tiiul grove the day will be spent in singing praying
recitations, speaking balloon ascensions dialogues
eating and drinking, etc. The company will re-
turn at hafpast O'Clock in the afternoon and we
have nc doubt that the day will be most agreeably
spent by all who accompany the Sunday School,
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Mr.. MrrcHrL,s ADDRESS AT THE U,

Mr. MIrcHEL's ADDRESS AT THE UNgvER-
sIrY.--On the outside Of this mornings TAs-
patch, will be found the address Of JOHN
mitchell, the Irish patriot, before the Socie-
ties Of the University. 1t was ordered to be
published in the Enquirer, and the editors OF
that paper very kindly favored us with a
proof copy. from which we are enabled 10
publish it this morning
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MISSIONARY ArrorsrmEurs.-we Law be,

MISSIONARY ArPorsTMEHTs.-We lay be.
fore our readers this morning, list OF "Miasiona
~ Appointments made by the Board Of the Ge
neral Association of the Baptist Church, since the
1st of June. Il is as follows:
VIM. A. Tyree, Halifax c. II.
d. w Scott pittsylvania county.
& H. Rogers, Columbia Association.
r. E. Booker, Appomattox Association.
]. B.. Hardwick, Campbell county.
VIM. M Baldwin, Scott county
James q. Council. Norfolk county.
Daniel G. Taylor. Patrick county.
VIM Rodgers, Roanoke Association.
Reuben Ford Church Hill, ciy of Richmond.
J. E. Montague, Fork, Halifax co.
John Hopkins, Nelson and adjacent counties.
VIM HUFF, Russell and Tszewell counties.
John B. Lee, Giles and Pulaski counties.
Martin Bib, Jr.. Fayette and Nicholas counties.
T. w. Greer. Loudoun county.
A B. Smith, Goochland and Henrico counties.
John Winter. city of Wheeling.
NJ Ellison Raleigh and Mercer counties
Gilbert Mason, Lexington.
A. F. Davidson, Mecklenburg county
J. II. WombwelI, Norfolk and Princess Anne
counties.
R. Overbey, African and Sd Colored churches,
Petersburg
Thomas w. Roberts. Rockingham and Augusta
counties.
w. S. Briggs, Henrico, Hanover and King VIII
liam counties.
Alexander Eubank, John r. Gwaltney, and J. w.
McCown to spend the months of July, August and
September, in fields to be designated by the Board.
II. w Watkins Oregon Hill, Richmond.
James Woods, Richie and Doddridge counties:
Cieon Reyes, Clarksburg, Harrison co.
w. G. Barrett, Pieasants and Wood counties.
G. F. c. Conn, Monongalia co.
A. Hanes Marhall and Wetzel counties.
A. Barnett, Lewis and Harrison counties.
John Woofter Gilmer and Braxton counties.
"A. Wright, Jackson county.
John Bennett, kanawhe county.
Samuel Smith, Fairmont, Marion, co.
J. DeGarmo, Monongalia county.
C. Fl. Parker. Elizabethtown, Marshall CO.
]. M. Purinton, Preston, Barbour and Randolph
counties.
D. B. Purinton. Preston co.
John Robertson, Henry co.
C. Bailey, Brunswick CO.
NJ. T. Bibb, Monroe and Greenbrier counties.
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RAILROAD Academia lad name not given, at.
tending school at Mamaroneck, near Stamford
Conn was killed by a railway train on the 2sth
uit lie was trying to see how near the engine he
could cross whilst the train was in motion, when
he was struck by it, thrown distance of several
rods, and instantly killed. The engineer had no
time to stop the engine. The lads parents reside
in New York
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EDWARD MCCARTHY, sec.y.
THE Two New BUlLp1Nc CoMpANIEs.-

The Two New BUILDING COMPANIES
The first gular meetings of the Marshall and Henry
Companies will be held at the room over the store OF
VIM. A. Buffers, I57 Main street, Wednesday
evening, July 18th, at O'Clock, when subscribers
will be required to pay in their first instalment of 81
per share.
few shares in each company remaining untaken,
eIsons wishing to subscribe for the can do
upon application to VIM. P. Munford VIM. A. Pratt,
or the Treasurer, VIM. A. jenkins, at the Exchange
Bank JAS. *. LEE,
jy3 Secretary of the NJ. and III. Companies.
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CHARGES WIrHDRAwN.-The charges against M
Cohen, the Mobile merchant (who was arrested ON
requisition from the Governor of louisiana If
obtaining goods from a number of New Orleans
merchants under false pretences, have all been
Withdrawn, the parties being sat isfied that thew
were made in error and all the claims against him
having been liquidated before his departure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-03

FIRE In THE CoUNTY.-About half past
10 O'Clock on Friday night last the ice house of
Mrs Mildred w. Hutcheson, ia Henfco county
about four miles from the city, on the plank road
was set on fire and destroyed. Mrs Fl g loss by
the contasraon will not fan short of $780, as she
has lost large quantity of ice, besides the house
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A CARD.

GOLD PENS RE-PolNTED BY LIGHTNING.
RAYMOND & ALLEN, 144I2 soutb
~ Second street. philadelphia will rs.point Gold
Pens, and warrant them TO write as well a ever for
50 ctg each. ~
Pens may be enclosed BY letter, with the price "a,
Tepaintine. and they will be forwarded 81 return
mail TO the owners. reoiated BY gAfaiag. aad car
raated % please. -. - .'s'-' 4''
.. RAYMOND,
ALBERT ALLEN,
vs-St Formerly of Richmond. Va
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MAN DRcwsEp.-On SATURDAY. az,

MAN DRcwNED.-On Saturday evening
last man named THOMAS SHINE, was drowned la
James river, while bathing near Treuts old bridge
His body was recovered in short time after, and
every effort made 10 resuscitate him. but without
avail. Coroner Wicker, assisted by Constable Lee
ween, held an inquest over the body, and the Jury
returned q verdict in accordance with the above
facts
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DIED.

of his age.
On Sunday, July 3D. MARTHA LAVINIA, child of
Thomas and Mary E. Hicks aged years and IL
months and days. The friends and acquaintance of
the family requested to attend the funeral this
morning at 10 O'Clock, from the residence of her ia
Their, the Plank road, without farther invitations
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July l
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Sarah Parker, Rogers New York, hay. M.
Downey. '' "
schr. VIM. Coiquitt, Kerwan, Baltimore. ndse..
VIM. d. COlquitt Co. '''
Schr. Richmond, Harris New York, mdse.. d. Cur.
RE. - ~"
Schr. Almira T.. Candy, At.akapas, sugar and mo.
asses, Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.
Schr. Jane Ross Elsey, Albany lumber
Schr. Ella, Swasey, Boston, ice Griffin Tavlor
schr Elicit, Buckaioe, Boston, railroad iron. Va
Central Railroad. -"
Schr. Lightfoot Bucklin, Rockland, lime, to c. w
Snow. "
JULY 2Np.
ESchr. Aida, Delaney, New York, gusno, s. McGru-
der's 81
sehr; Sarah Ann, Simmons, Philadelphia, iron, Jos.
z. Anderson. w.
sehr. J. A Bayard, Lawrence, New York. cuano
8. McGruders Sons eN1A''
schr. Mary Laughton, Halifax, N. s., fish, Levi,
Webb u Son. - -
Schr Niger, Mecioud. 81. Johns, N r.. FISH.
Schr. }. Achorn, Merrill, Rockland, lime l.. Libbv
Schr. Random, Leonard Rockporr ice, to Ward
well Badger.
SAILED,
Schr. John Forcyth, Appley ard, to load down the
river for New York.
New YORK, Jane 20.-Arrived schr New York
Adkins. from Richmond Cleaed, ship New Fms,
land, Piotteau, for City Point
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PEsTMENcE BREEDER We invite tn,

PEsTILENCE BREEDER We invite the
immediate attention of the city authorities to the
pond Broad street. Goth street. at the fort of
the elevation on which the Infirmary is situated
1t is mantled with about as deep a green, at this
time, as we care to look upon in standing water
One tea spoonful of it, would give man cholera,
asphyoxia, black-vomt, and typhoid fever in "a
hours, and if the exhalatons of it do not produce
the same effect, we are vastly mistaken. 1t ought
to be drained off thoroughly and at once or if not,
it must inevitably produce great amount of sick
ness on Church HILL
We would also suggest to those concerned, the
prropriety of thorough cleansing and fumigation
of cellars, especially the cellars Of groceries, The
odors from some of them, if not enough to breed
cholera. are enough to knock the passers by down
and stun them at least
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TYPOGRAPHICAL SocIETY.-At meeting
oil the typographical Society held on Saturda1
evening last, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the present term "A. NJ BAILEY. Presi.
dent; E. c. CRUMP, Vice President M. b Con.
WIN. Corresponding Secretary JNo. NJ. Fn.sers
co, Recording Secretary, and X. d. GRAsrLASp
Treasurer
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u IN Scrofulous Affections Mereurial Diseases
Kings Evil, and in fact all diseases arising frcm
injudicious use of Mercury, CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURE has won for itself enviable reputation--s
reputation based on its own intrinsic merits BY re
moving the cause of disease, it effects a rapid apo
permanent cure, hundreds of our feliow-citizeul
have cause to know. Try it before it is too late.
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The ensuing anniversary of American in

The ensuing anniversary of American in
dependence will be celebrated by the Sabbath School
connected with the M L Church in Manchester, on
Tuesday at O'clock at which time several addresses
will be delivered, at the church. In the afternoon
and evening the ladies connected with the Sabbath
School will hold Fair at the recently fitted up
on Main ST., the Church, the proceeds of which
to be used in the purchase of library for the
of the school, iy 3-2t
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GRAIN MEAsURER's REPORT FROM JANUA
RY lat, 1854, to June 50th. 1854, say G months.
Corn.-lS 8l4 bushels.
Wheat-Sn ,64l bushels.
Oats.-25 357 bushels.
Potato es.-2,1 10 bushels.
Peas-958 bushels.
L. II. LUCK,
Grain Messurer for the Port of Richmond
iy3-lJ*
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NUIsANcE-H. G.. Cabell was summoned
before the Mayor last Saturday to show cause why
he should not be fined for failing to have barrier
erected ON the sidewalk of 9TH street to prevent
persons from failing into foundation pit. Mr.. C,
had purchased the property but short time since,
and on promising to have the matter promptly at
tended to- the summons was dismissed.
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FUNERAL SERvIcEs-The funeral of the
Church on Saturday afternoon. The corpse was
attended to the Shockoe Hill burying ground by a
large number of firemen in uniform the President
and Treasurer of the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg Railroad Company and many relatives and
friends, where it was inferred.
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.-The following is the
report of the charity hospital New Orleans, for the
week ending June "a admissions, 1872; discharges
l62; deaths, %; number remaining, Ala. The Plea,
yune says:
We hear ofno cases of the less usual forms of
disease. nor of any particular disease, D prevailing
beyond the average, and still less of the fatality at
tending any disease being greater than usual The
rate of mortality in our city, we believe, would be
found as low, at the present time, in any city OF
the Union, and certainly lower than in some of
them
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BUILDING COMAANIEs.-We invite atten-
to the call of the first regular meeting OF Marshall
and Henry Companies, to be found in another
column The societies start under favorable au.
spices, and will no doubt succeed.
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nouncement of the Kansas and Nebraska apnoin,.
meais, confirmed by the Senate, a. before an.
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NreHr BIoou,Nc Crrrrs AZ

NIGHT BLoOMING CEREus. At a late
nour last Friday night, we received from Mr.. Nor.
ton, OF Anernafhy's Garden, gorgeous specimen
OF the Night Blooming Cereus This rare and
beautiful Tower can be at Alternatives Garden
to night. On looki- at them the beholder viii ex
Solomon, In all his glory, was not arrayed