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ICoMAu NtCA11D.

If it be the desire Of the people 10 avoid the
necessity of another deuge Of "Shin Plnsfers'
(which Kind Providence in tender mercy fnrbd)
they ought mutually TO aid rs much a- possible in
the circulation of specie; but if there is dispo-
siiion in the towns and country TO hoard II, be
yond the actual uses of making chnng"-not all
the metals Of the various minis, backed by the
mines Of Peru aud Mexico, can supply the de-
mand. It's a self evident proposition that the
more specie there is in circulation the better for
all interests.
\ special act Of Congress authorizing an alloy
of the new silver COIN, recently put IN circulation
makes it, intrinsic value considerably less
and when we take into consideration the progros-
siye and tickle spirit Of legislation, it would seem
that the dictates of common prudence and self
interest would suggest free circulation Of the
silver coin especially. 81 speak Us 10 wise men"
CINIS
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BARNnAM q CEMETERY. Publishers.

How RUSSIAN "LossEs" ARB FIGURED Up
The London Correspondent of the Commercial
Advertiser writes:
An employee in the Ministry Of War tells me
that il is calculated in the burcaux, from good
sources, that the loss of the Russians, since the
commencement Of hostilities. has been, by dis
ease. by desertion. and in battle, fully 100 men
day The Turks who have not suffered al
all from sickness are not supposed TO have lost
in actual fighting over 80 men II day
The Philadelphia Ledger appositrly observes
The Russians hive been carrying on ho-illi-
ties since the beginning Of November, or ahout
2Io days which would max the losses, AT the
above computation, already reuch the enormous
amount of96,0O0 men A statement eXtraya-
CANT affords some rule by which We can estimate
the actual .oss Of the Russians given IN the
English papers IN every encounter with the
Turks"
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At an adjourned meeting of the City Council
of Lynchburg, held al their Chamber, on Friday
evening 9Th of July, 1854
Present-John NJ. Otey, President; r. d. ,Jen-
niGgs, VIM. p. Taliaferro JAS. NJ. Langhornc,
VIM 5. Morris, John Oyler. Chas. w. Chris
tan. T. O. AGREE, VIM. Crua pton, Henry
Davis, George &. Curle and Jesse Hare, mem
hers.
On motto, the Council proceeded to the ap-
pointment of n Collector of the Revenue of this
city, for the present year, when William f. lIol-
ly was declared to be duly appointed, and the
board adjourned. d. ROBES, CPk.
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Tho walter Divorce rlial IN rev Yoll..


Ex-senator Evans, of Maine has been hauled
over the Goals, in the Walker divorce cuse, pref
" severely The honorable gentleman tesiiiics
yehemcntly To his own innocence, and says he
never was with Mrs Walker in the State roem
an Eastern steamer, as charged by Walker
,reoyrr, he has no recollection OF having any
improper intercourse with the lady whatsoever
never stayed with her at any house. and has no
recollection of riding ont alone with her in car
riage. rs is alleged In short, the EX senator
makes a Glenn breast of the whole concern:
Something ola scene took place between the
opposing counsel Oh Friday. Counsel for Walk
or asked Mr.. Evans II me had ever visited certain
houses with Mrs. Walker. Mr. Jordan, on the
part of Mrs. W, obieetcdto this, and pronounced
it "blackguard." Mr. Busteed, Walkers eoun-
sci, begged the gentlemen to keep his temper ~
''he would need it all before the case was dsl oscd
OF"
ON being asked if he was ever in house Of
bad repute, Mr.. Evans replied; II was never in
n house of i'll lame in w shugton never IN any
that supposed 10 he of that character. | shnll
answer no more such impcrtnrnt questions"
Notwithstanding this declaration, the counsel
persisted IN pressing the point, asking next,
''were you evrI ina bad house of character in
Boston = To which the IL Senator replied: 81
will answer ths--neyer!H
The court room coutinree dcnecly crowded,
aud such i the anxiety To- sre-aud hear thni many
of the auditory viii not leave their scats, even
when the court takes II recess for an hour or SO
in the afternoon. These arc for the most part,
the very sort Of persons thai would 90 to sleep ia
church. PhHadtiphid Ledger.
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ro-zsssI THE UNDERSIGNED will in fntur.

pzp@5ss THE UNDERSIGNED will in future.
t1lA7zzs4zskr@ Coneh tri-weekly be wcen Floyd
Co Ito. Hud Christiansbure
Leave Floyd Co. Iio at IN, arrive ht Christian
burg nj II IN same day. Leave Ghri.tsnsburg at II
on uesduy, and arrive Floyd Co Ho. at 6 p m.
Leave Floyd Co. HI am ednesday and arrive
at Chri.iiaushmg Mt II m day Lrave Christians.
burg AT - NJ Thursday. and arrive at Floyd o. Ho.
m same 'ay. Leave Floyd Co. Ho Il m on Fri
day. and arrive Chistiansburg II m. .qme day.
Leave Chrlstiansburg At II m Saturday, and rive
Ployd Go. Ha p n, same day.
The Coach will connect regularly three times a w.ek
with the cars the Va. X Tenn Railroad. Skilml
drivers will be procured " will leave no effort up
spared 10 give satisfaction to travellers.
July II w4w JAS GARDNER
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NOTICE.

rENllE subscrii,r aSsociuted witt ! i'm Il, h..
l. the Isl day ufJuly 1871 MI. Jno. W w, '
/ . business ofth Lew Concern vi - IA, eeieI
der The sly IL amt firm of GE RGE NJ RUsEfse
co. In making this chdnse IN bnsue>, TAX. .,i-'
to rttnrn thinks To my friends and the til. f .a'
very liberal patronage kindly bestowed N. ~
whe alone and oaw beg, in behalf of the new, -,
the f,atr, mage Hhicl. il viii he their highest aim,
serve.
All persons having claims agaiu.i ne wilIrlas...
mt them immediate, FOR settlement, a1a Iho.e :.
ed will ubliee me very much by coming forward s.#
ting their earlie.t possible convenience.
GEORGE NJ RTaEp,
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w Washington College.

AT the late annual commencement of Washington
College the degree of l.. L. ID. was conferred on
Judge VIM. Leigh of this district, Judge Lucas
i. Thompson of Stanton, and Judge Arthur f.
Hopkins of Alabama. The honor was worthily
bestowed in each case. The following young
gentlemen graduated each with the degree Of
Bachelor of Arts.
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| / rom INC .hihA'ile lia.) NH.H'W+
W ARLINGTON. SATURDAY. ,lmr Il. L.

WAsnNGroN, Saturday, juno Il, I551.
Jas HoWe, Esq, Lafayette, Ind
SIR Your letter has Just been received, inform
ing me that Mr.. llett. in public speccl in your
town, stated hat | WIS the first man To break the
Missouri tompromise-that had u law passed
by Congress. anueXing TO the State IA lnrge terri
tory, &c. Sir, your senator is great liar and
dirty dog, iaI~itYmg public history for eriui.
nal purpose. The Missouri Compromise line was
not violated IN HnneMng the Platte country
Both parties 10 the Compromise agreed To il, the
free States being unanimous There wa not
even yeas and nays upon it. The General Assem-
bly, of Missouri requested il. We applied To the
members personally and individually for their
consent. which they gave; and without their con
Sent 10 movement was made or would have been
made. The journals prove this Thercis n fall
account of ii in my Thirty Years Wow in the
chapter headad"ENtcnsiou OF the Missouri Baun-
dary'-sso in my late Nebraska speech it is
briefly alluded to,and that is probably all that the
dirty dog knew about il. and which he falsifcd
to answer his criminal purposes. | send You
some of my Nebraska speeches, and | hope you
will find the cbapterin the Thirty Years" and
see that ths change in the line was asked us a
boon from the Northern States. and by them
granted in Il spirit of kndness aud in a way 70
prove that they would not suffer anti. slavery
feelings to prevent them from doing an act OF
great favor to the State of Missouri and for which
all Missouri was thankful at the time, and | am
still. Mr. Petit must feel that his eHuse is vii
famous when lac eau thus stand up h.for, his con
sttuents to talSity public history and to justify
his own violation of the Missouri COMPROMISE, hv
telling lie upon me- Respectfully,
THos. IL. BENTON.
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wouldheg leave ra the attention OF the public t
letter written by distinguished phs sican WHO is him
sell most skiltnl payer, and has welded his cue l.
many "nds, IN the banks Of the Seine well in tn
neiehborEood a. the Hudson.
billiards | consider of the most u,eiu as il /,
the moi fascinating OF all guraes. Food eve II steah
hand, dsement and practice are the requirements for
excellence Mt nncr Graceful and amusing it ha. it, al.
fractions for all classes of suceiv 70 the mechanic
Is usetu for II serves relaxation from his daily
bodily tod; to the merchant and the professional
whose business is necessarily or less scdentary
especially recommends il self firstly, rs "A relaxation.
Secondly In the exercise which accompanies it, To the
Invalid int hyprc l"uriac is beneficial: as it sero,
as ahStthetlon from needless if injurious train,
OF thought, and The invalid the cxcr Use is Of gen
lie ch racter If not INDUCED FIR too erent .n-t
OF ilHe hat IT cannot be otherwise than useful. have
irq ertly rerom ended Billiards to individuals who
SOUGHT tor something which would ut once comiuc
pleasure With benefit ard have invariably found il to
give satisacou.'
In c" rlnSion. Talbot would say to the public, whom
IL receives pay for game of b il an IS be- doe, fuf
hiu h-'or yon may rest assured that tho player has ai
ms m hcys worthuud am not receiving more han ny
llwlul ducs. (uly l.f.)
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Jun 29-2w
NOTICE. The LLIARDsALo5X q.loI7i.5n-

~ Office. The BILLIARD SALOON estabshmen
y lately carried ON this ci by Talbot 4 Potter
tai, day dissolved by mutun consent. We return on
thanks to our ircnds an the public general for tn
liberal patronage. All pereons indebted to the conre
will ca on Talbot an tile th.ir little memorandum,
Talbot will settle all the debts OF The establishment
TALBOT n POTTER
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The spirit of curiosity has been considerably
excited by the publication in our advertising col
umns of the cabalistic words '.Sow-A-pAYs.'
We were as much in the dark as others. as TO
their meaning. and found ourselves no little re
leved by meeting with the following advertise
ment. which We presume explains the mystery :;
puF FAST ASLEEP. OR. NOWADAYS.
I-Will be shortly published, under the abnye
title. remarkably stupid paper. 1t viii be the
ann OF the proprietors and editors 10 make SAID
paper as dull and dismal a. possible. Several oi
the most prominent literary ackasses IN editorial
harness have been engaged to add dullnesz 10 its
columns, and no nun who has short ears will be
allowed TO enter the office. Full particulars
spon
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DEALING ABsUEpIrIES UNDER LOUIS Nv
One afternoon as NJ de Saint Folk was seated
at his usual table, an officer of the Kings body
guard entered, sat DOWN aud ordered "a cup of
coffee, with milk, and roll" adding, ..t will
serfem Tor dinner - At this, Saint Folk re.
marked that "a cup of coffee, with milk and a
roll, was eontoundedlv poor dinner" The of
tcer remonstratpd Saint Fox reiterated lis re-
mark,and again n again declared that nothing the
gallant officer could say to the contrary would
Convince him that u cup of coffee. with milk, and
roll was not a confoundedly poor dinner-
Ihercupon challenge was given aud accented,
ana the hole ot the persons present adjourned
as spectators of fight which ended by Saint
Folk receiving wound in the arm. This is all
very WE'LL said the wounded combatant; "but
call upon you TO witness, gentlemen.that am still
profoundly convinced that a cup of coffee. with
milk, and roll, is a eonfoundedly poor dinner,r
At this moment the principals were arrested and
carried before the Duke de Noailles in whose
presence Saint FoiN, without waiting to be oues.
toned said: ''Monsegneur.l had no. the slirht.
est intention of offending the gallant officer, who
| 3uht not, j. an honorable man; but vour ex-
cellency can never prevent my asserting that a
cup of coffee, with milk and a roll is a e0nfaaud
edly poor dinner "Why. 20 il Is" said the
Duke ''Ihcn am mo- in the wrong" ra-nprkrd
odoi Folk -auo eap#s .tse'- ag 49,.
words, magistrates, deu4aents, and auditory
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At Campbell Courthouse, on Thursday eve
ming, the 9Th inst, by Rev. Alexr Doniphan,
Mr.. JOHN w. ANDERSON. of Lynchburg, 10 Miss
VIRGINIA b. PEARMAN, of tine former place.
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BtsHoP MEADE.--The Southern Churchma1 saws
in consequence of i'll heal.h, Bishop Meade has
yielded to the urgency of his friends and the ne
cessities of the case, in his own Judgment, in re-
linquishing his plans for further Episcopal duty
during the summon.
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The Billiard Snoor will be continued /, TalbotAt il
present Locality, on Ia convenient place in til
city, where shall be pleased n wait on all those wh
may think proper to give their custom.
Jun 26-iit MELVILLE TALBOT
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Give them a Trial.-M. i'tnsft "r-"as '"'e IA 50
many instances ~ ,ed IN pi-fne upon the c"nfnn-
ii waftle-s eafainss. ribm.ne for them "a rat md
cal yft4e. tint "a rira tnny ND yiuais rei,t t. ak
A., thing ro sanrtlor hy physician. 1h- satcflen
La bon b~.fawrj upon STAbLktS ANuD1 III
cuEItf,y ! PECTuRANT anil DIARRHEA Goa
DIAL in more dian ayt hundred in-nur.f- Indeed
many medical men who know 'heiryfiur- eaan'5 pre-
scribe The Expeefnrrt nea-e- OF coughs Colds, and
ii the fe-p.rIif9 nrgnas ~ihrh ea=-" IN 81
their rare. AnI ~ H5 Il s,'r-es Of 'He bpRcIs. o.
such a. Dmrrhn.a lie. Daftua Cordial i prescribed
l.y them with the uln confidence IN IT, benehcial ct
fects Tive these ,.xcent medicines 1al. See al.
,ertisenant in another column aud descriptive panph
lets. be had gratis IF The agehts.-Prre tor eth
80 cents, or six bottles for g so. Jun l5-lm)
A Glass of Soda Water, ceo ie favored
..llh Hi PIN. 1Lp utAu Lnhu L " LiaAt. Is YalN
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Sin ulaI Circumstance-Th Dead come to
Life

Sin ulaI Circumstanoe-Th Dead come to
Life
One of the most singular events, says the
Baltimore drguS, ever heard of in our city trans
prcd during the latter section of tie past week
IN the vicinity of the Centre Market. SO far as we
could learn, il appeared that on Friday last, an
aged Hebrew woman, the mother OF Mr., 5. kann,
after somewhat proTacted illness, died to all
appearance at the residence of her son in Harri-
son street. Amid the mournful, sorrowing, tears
aud sighs of afflicted relatives, the body was laid
upon the cooling board and otherwise prepared
for the last I'd services of the grave. A watch
was kept during the night, accordng to- usual GUS
tom, around the cold breathless, remnant of NOR
taty, and the grave being prepared and the cof-
tin procured, friends and relatives the next day
assembled to perform the last sad ohsequies of
the dead. With all due solemnity she was pro-
nonnc,d dead by the attending physician, the
body placed in the coffin, and preparations
were made to screw down the lid, when one of
the members of the family with fearful eyes, whilst
bending over the hiecss form, exclaimed in II
shrek, that the dead had come to life!
All present Immediately rushed around the
coffin, and in moment after the cnshroudcd
corpse-like form, arose from her narrow resting
she'll and embraced her children and relatives
with al! the fervor of removed life and Affection
10 all appearances she became conyalescent to
the great Joy of all present, and subsequently as
we are informed. partook OF food with an health
full zest and appetite. She remained in this con
dltton until the approach Of night, when she tot
tered to the bed and in a few moments breathrd
her last. In hope that the last indication of
death was like the former only a spell, or trance
strong efforts were made Tor ,r restoration. bat
all IN vain, and every one was mpclleds at last to
sorrowtul conclusion that the grim monster had
claimed her for his own beyond the power of
earthly restoration.
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burst into a roar Of laughter, and the antagonists
became fricnds.-T'abie Trnits nth so"fthiag
on them.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
Desirable Ea.nily Residence -

a. Suanlay At ffea.,n. tta stl. Aasa.f ~ sai
~ Without reserve. o.s ifaEilr Brirk ~. - s..
an crc Of ground atpchtd si,usIe.! in ,... ~
baad al Nj. d. J.. Ree>e', TEr hatl.ei...
bull. with ali the mo Icru inrrcv n.eH,.
excellent stu, a. tepu'r. Tn etuur.l +. @ -
TED. with sffiHg II saai VAT II ar #b4 t, II
be1ng re "eisf"' "i - ewrcrtefem :.
,,l Il. % ,l he 9,"d at gent lrssia. at pm
.oidaf pubic au. wihut tr.erve. a., ~.
Ne - y 10 .... I. RICHARD PaGIIs
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We are requested to state that the Foundry
Machine Works aud Farm in Rockbridge coun.
ty advertised 70 be sold at Public Auction on the
10Th inst, by Messrs Wn C. Il E. j. Leyburn
have been disposed of privately. No sale will
consequently take place
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The me iI,a lrfl #.Nn siali"> IL j." = a"
4 i'm E,,.,.7 ,af riean IL + Res'.,fzt VT. .
~ ,,.,,t Inc. but il Ill tnsitI,el sDr- Battr.s as
ibo-o .u.l, can rrose by obtaining +" bottle.
d Il LYMAN. fh,e 81 in large Bottles
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NOTICE. Tn under ighed will continue the ma,
l bic business, heretofore on hi, own account.
B. GADDESS
lUIy lO.i6t Adjoining PoStDIHc,
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The weather in n. Orleans on the Goth is said
to have been the hottest ever known there; the
Thermometer 1'ng '1V z < Il tt a1e -
Eight cases OF sun-stroKe occurred.
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Keep C00l!


VI Z hes way to keep cool Ii, hot wraIlc j, 'o
GET s3ppy "fthese inen Shirts anu Du@crs OF
Davies and Jone.' make. Also, IN hand, Co'oa blt|
wth Loirn bo>o'ns, Jean- Ora err. rnl,e Uu!er,.p,
,,N'on and other Cnnrs. Linen. 81 k, lnd Cotton, aa'
Mefno aud Cotton Hall Hose Thin Cr.vats Loa1on at
Chihese Tics, &c, &c CT tls, Cassimere, aut Nr,i,
lnss and goods for wrar 81 the m,hesard
most fashionable 81 AIDES alwa,s on land. winch will be
mnie mp To order by Ambrose Page
My small expenses will ena lie M 10 sell al the g.
'oVe as 80" u. Goods That aie Goods he '1IsN
any where. Thyme WI l. IAGE.
Jun % dlmif
HANk LESLIE'S GAZErTE OF rari, london ari
IL New YorR Fashions Tor july;
Magazine Of Art,
Putnam Mag
knekerbockor
Bachwood's Mag. June
Mat +. " ards Tial
ALSO Bcnlot', 80 years in the U. S Senntc'
Received ut MORSE'S Comm House.
iuy
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From Birmingham and Sheffield.
For SDOrfss,ten

A CASE Of y,r, G,c Double. Barre GUNS, worth
"a from $40 To Sl20 ench, of our o.n imporation
llst received direct from manufacturer aud for sale
by GREGORY g. ROYALL
iuly II
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DIED

In This city. Sunday morning the 9th INST.
NHTV, iufn son Of janics aui Martha e
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Dissolution Of CO-partnership.

fENlIE Cop III ership h retpfpre esi,ng between
Il Jno. B. Gaddess & Bro. has been this day dis.
solved in consequence of I. Gadcess intention oil
removing from the cty. Jno b. Gaddcss will settle The
cuisines at the late iltm
Lynch. urg, July lsi, 1854.
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The Gold Medals were then awarded as fol
lows:
First to VIM. II. Price: Second to Thomas L.
Preston: Third to Joseph McCung.
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MASONIC HALL.
GRE AT ATTis ACTION.
Grand Exhibition of Fancy and Philosophical
Glass Working. Spinning and Blowing.

Glass Working, Spinning and Blowing,
By tie Wooer Hes, WHO IN Ne the PLEASURE to an
nounce hat thev will give series Of ther n>ruf
and inusing exhibition Of the above aitc nrmenr ~
Monday evening july l0th AMI continuing three day
D4ting each exhibition, high pressure steam engine
rnadc entirely g., vii be kept in constant operu
ton, al hin oil nncy and philosophical gluss work
manufactured in the pleserce Of the aud ente.
Beautiful s. esmens ri the work will be presented to
III. IA tiencr Mt eech - hibitIou.
I-g Admission, rs cents. al
Doors open at74 exliIion commences At 8 O'Clock
" f,r purt.cuIars, SEE small bills.
iy S-ilw
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Richmond Wing please copy,
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A Glass of Soda Water, Is coo NJ re favored
with htat Piae OPP SyrHP, at John r. Wight, Is veiy
n .ca.,nf iii. hot weather
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Summer Wall Hours.

summer Wall Hours.
tn'nrH, all mails leaving this office, (cxcet t"'
Richmond and Nnrrhern) will be regularly closed al
precisely llarter utter6 O'Clock. P. The Rithmd"
ana North'rn mails nr4cing all Letters and paPet'
III nm nd and the Northern and SouLern States, WI
nc closed precisely ny o'cloes. Alter theSe hour
nothing will, gosiigefy be mailed. except il oteN
irene and UNREASONABLE Necessity
may 1Sts RO II GLASS, L. NJ.
u Pep. cnnN
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list strike Allison, which the latter took adyan-