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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

ACLwnIns-An Old and valuable -,berlber has
ed for TIE s@,,, o. 81: neighe9Ts and he community large
by Ayers cherry Pecorai an article we
have already taken occasion notice and which
from ami Cough BY over o4ero
to h n a, he last R.snnE S prsma ms s gsasn
aSy s s e Oh .s; Hsy Td % .l y y
the Cherry PICTORIAL which cured him ThecoEded state
ther part Of our paper.-CAristidH CAroncl.
Disasters wEsTFRs wlrzrs-The ST. Luis Republican
has Nth gsa. son f made out t Of e.mo; a.
any period sngth history o. navigation
on me water. Of The Vest The number Of acedn,' caused By
o. Of a t rIs r. i nd TRs%1s In
addition 20 the number Of steamboats, lost ADD injured
during VIZ pas, m ' v os i, to" ~, 70 iog coal
between Ptug end Louisville. OF tho Of coal
aceoun the Ohio river p,pe, a, The me q
10 tie Of speech recently made At Ptub1rg by Mr
impon he 'ci ne aEeuura re.qnrees o. ne country a,
tiOCO0 Invested in Agricultural Implements and $1,000
6oof ma. ago1n wsi nye,ts IN Ptnnyynn, We have ,r
i.ndin Pennsylvania worth f4oT, s16Je9.
AgSovtm nlSsoE BrcspTE-In Ensani recently singular
10 tho rsmony her father When the
tears In her eyes that that could not be he already married
a H d S @ or Via lime S
1 g ssy s Sys sSn %hou making any more .SEe.
WHgIr TRipE CoYxgscEDwe learn that Miers have
NE BAH T. %oSa ., W. ms i S5R q .SfI. on Of s
Gle Nils at 90 bushee How that the trade has com
We request the farmers 70 In and see what
have SAYING about the fredericksburg Wheat Mar
Open contracts have also been made for
crops; b, accommodated 10 they E,
remember that early tho FrsrtsJHrg Hsies
Thar MFv JidHtSSo-on Sunday the "a Inst, DR.
Hitch, wm wilson and Isaac Chhitan yr were lnanilJ
Killed y lightning the residence Of In NeWtot
enny "a The Augusta GaO tina
Electricity FIRST struck sna shade tree that stood near h'
uhershey were sitting and then passed under chs houi
and through noor shyering II IN slight and
then ceng, aud isy the chimney was lightly injured
AsGyERp We visited wedne,day evening" viii
thunder gh high wind, which pros
this townbsw dosn the engine hous
the station fed othe cas- OF the track aud pros
tated all the wheat IN the hls In this vicinity TIT
Whence ~ the did far dirseonBW o.
| (NjD Uen. SN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

MopSF SEEsos.-The ladies OF Richmond and Mar.
favorable 10 the enterprise recently loot
for the purchase OF Mount Vernon by Subscription viii
hold meeting in the basement Of the metropolitan
Hail. this evening" for the purpose Of promoting this grand
scheme.
The ladies' the prime movers in this matter. E,.
allied and noble as generally the enterprises origna-
ted under their auspices. there is more worthy of
them than that which arises the conservation of ths
halowed spot to the genius OF freedom Of which il NAV In
truth be said to form faithful aegory We have every
hope OF the success OF this the ladies
il in hand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

TO Mt Hdiloft ~ Ne Wig
DEAR SiEs Permit me TO call public attention through
your valuable paper TO the effort making
by Miss NJ A. Allen and her pupils by OF Fair
in the Lecture Room OF ST. James Church. for the pur-
pose OF adding their contributions to the fund for e.b-
fishing that which Richmond most requires viz: House
Of Refugee with much pleasure visited them,
their beautiful assortment OF varieties aud the winning
faces Of tho pretty children engaged In this lsudable oh
ject and found With many others the latter irresistible
the former and trust all who feel any interest In the
city welfare will do the same.
Yours IMPROVEMENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12
EDlrORs WHO, Gentiemen,-

EDITORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A writer In the Fredericksburg News SAYS
the Joint Worm has left the Wheat and attacked the
Corn, &c. Now, f he will find Que Of the so called
worms, place him between his fore finger and thumb
give gentle squeeze, and rub, hold him then his
nose f tale DO told about which there can be no
mistake give Il up Chincb bug doing more mischief
hereabouts than ever before.
Mr. Jefferson says in his notes Virginia. that f ever
a famine occur here Chipch bug will cause it.
July 10, 1884 FARMER
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EFFECT OF PEACH TREE LEAyEs.-The Tappahannock
virginia., states that gentleman that place Informs
the editor Of strange circumstance which took place at
his Louise few days since. Having TO trim some
peach Trees he leii the branches lying in the yard
number OF young ducks patook OF the leaves which caus
ed instant DEATH The leaves and kernels peaches
tain prnssic acid in sufficient quantity endsnger lie
of persona O. auinalj partakiTg of them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

fRE'EScE oT MlSD "A gentleman toaVeiling in rail
road car lost his hat, when, without moments hesa.
ton, he pitched his batboT, which his namc and
address, after IT, wisely judging that the latter would lead
70 The return Of the ioEmer--and it did.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

~ AogysJp rE THE Albany Atlas states
that the Quarterly Rsveg, q catholic
Nort) adhesion eosentrc philosopher -
the neg political Sect the KnoE Nothnk He supulsie for one
retcion need Abae OF It's host
oofsgnes II viii is prescription Of native born Oath
os lie reminds them that the nays bern Catholics are - hos
tile 70 fre Others that the hrd American sheet pub
iShed 10 the country started Catholic Wrter
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The CAMEL Is CoMISG.-The Legislature of Connect.
cut has passed law oroiddug the passage of wild beasts
through the State at any time except in the night MI!
then man must go in ADVANCE warning the peop OF
their Danger The Hartford Tunes the people thit
they may hear in tue deep quiet in the night below
No. beware We sleepers; get o the way-thc tail grH
Is vi tIe IOid IbluG live mics blckln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

CoMPARATivE AREAs-Illaois would make 40 such
States As Rhode leland and MnnesOta co. Missouri lar.
ger than all New England. Ohio exceeds either ireland
Scotland or Portugal and equals Scotland Belgium aud
Switzerland together Missouri is than halfas large
Italy, aud irger than Denmark Holland Belgium and
Swiizc,hnd Missouri aud Illinois larger than Eng-
land Scotland Ireland aud Wales
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a IiGnT SUrPER.-D octor"Did your master eat any
supper lat night pegious TO going to bed ?"
old Servant-"No, nothing to speak a beef steak
and onions, clam pic cold chicken some lobster
salad. nhd cOwcumber or two. dats ALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

Know NorHlSG PROsREcTs.-The New York Herald of
Sunday morning last contains long article this sub
ject, from which VIC copy the following:
Ii would not be easy to find parallel in past hsto-
ry to the sudden rise aud progress of the party which is
now troubling political calculations controlling elections
aud revolutonzipg large section of the country under
the name of the Know Noihngs Day day the tele,
graph and the mails bring fresh OF Know
Nothing victories In the Eastern States they seem to
rule paramount In New York, they are a formidable
body. Philadelphia is completely under their CONTROL
They have penetrated the South and WELD considerable
influence in Virgaa Even California contains a respeci-
able battalion Of followers Of the new standard Unlike
their pro otpe the native Americans, their sway is not
confined to the seaboard Far inland in quiet little
towns where Germans and Irish few and far between
Know NOthiugism has planted its roots firmly and is
quite the order Of the day. On every side in short the
contagion has spread, and large fraction Of the public
have fallen victims to its influence. 1t is hardly possible
10 estimate the number OF which the party controls
at the present moment; but deny that il is
quite sufficient to disturb all electoral calculations and
work most important change in the aspect Of our do
mcstic Doltcs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

MAroR's CouRr.-Therc was not case of any charac.
ter before this Court on yesterday.
QuALlTEEp.-ar Reuben 4. SEAL late member of the
night Watch qualified before the Mayor on Yesterday
day Police oih;er in room of Ar Irving resigned His
appointment was made by the council at their lee, rem
lar meeting, Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

RANGE Of THE rIIERuOMErER
AtHORRLs' Bootstors VI Main street, Ja'v II.
'''iIs s's' "sss''''''' ''ij'''' tu'.
ARAHDoLPRs BoOtstor,. 1871 1afn STREET, July II.
'9iiI::'t' i'0s''''' ''''Ssii'' cn''
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BURiAL.-Tho State Guard, Capt. Dlnmock, attended
yesterday, the iuncrdl ceremony of deceased men,
Der OF that corps ramed Cauhed who died tho previous
night after short liners. lis disease was generally set
down as eholera, Of q very malignant type.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12
LYNCHBURG MARKET Ju,v a

the week. $50 HID,
ing las. year Market price:
oser, ensss for good hne Kinds
tub made By John D. Alexander eq pas, wee, ~ =, M
pound, purchased b. d. otey nro. 's per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12
RlcHNoNn MARRsr fr,.,l

Iicoo fhss %, rather better fseilnf In hs m.,l. la
DAY. though cannot repSf mueh N any adyanss
S SsSIs% i Ss' ~ % an good N .k
and hns shppins 81 ION aud sosa
orally w to sshi very superior ish 70 sisH "a'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

DEGREE OF d. Dive pleased TO learn tlat the
Georgetown College its last Commemorative conferred
the honorary degree of DID, upon the Rev. John feeling
OI this civ
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NOW READYi

LOUISVILLE MARKET July O.
&ho eo, g. o 70, and % CO. " and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

brief telegraphc despatch day or two sircc made
cursory mention of the facts fully set forth be-
low -
From the Manchester (N. H. Mirror, 9TH
Disyrdcetm Agair-B ItNs Jet,reea tie Imericnns
and tie HiSh-IJaericdnS Knocked doon in the public
stTeet-Attdcl upon tie Lrid-7neir detsqt-T Tie
Roman Cnthotic Chwreh SMASHED dc, &c,
zone of the isgracel things that ever happened
in this city, occurred the night previous to the Ih-
Some Irish lads kinded bonfire the lower end OF
Elm street where of the Irish reside, The fire was
put 0uttWice by the city authoriie Before midnight
ersl Americans had occasion pass in the neghblr
hood and grossly usultcd aud assaulted with brick
bats aud missiles, some getting bad The crowd Of
Irish there about 100 OF them the very refuse
of the Irish popuation-the mass being at home not
thinking Of any disturbance. About midnight brick
bat-nen broke in the Windows OF Marshall & Cheney.
ling. About O'clock, without the least provoc ,tion
they knocked DOM Charles Lee with some missile which
hit him the eye, Aad wounded him badly that
report that he killed and also that another
man had been killed Tae cry OF vengeance was raised
aud about daybresk ufuriaed mob OF about Amer
iciis fushe! Tor Irish settlements and made an it,
discriminate assault. upon their houses aud cOnien'-
breaking in the shadows and doors Of IL houses Ths
then started for Lhe Catholic church. which il ass4
with aud clubs aud brok. in all of ire Windows.
which very rich aud beautiful, OF stained glass aud
$50 -
Two days subsequently, to the above We received 81
t"egri despatch from portion Nv Eng
lrnd--rom Bah, He.-dsScribing the tearing down Of
Roman Catholic church ~ cIaperatel moo. A cor
respondent Of the Portsmouth Transcript furnishes the
following supplementary particulars:
ketcth Hiot at -DcavnciaL,oH II tie CaLloli.s
by u Street Prearbsr- MHrr5rca,c-4,,act uUya
tie Catholic lhvreh--DyOr. IiA IFiniytf yio-s
U-Iho EI.fcC gissn 10 the FiID,es- Great III
e!teneaL
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sH The Ladies' Of Richmond Manchester are particularly
requeed TO meet at the Metropolitan Hal tomorrow edne.
day. adP NJ to resolve for cooperating
Ladies Of Mobile. Carolina and other Southern their II
Ts purchase Mount Vernon The meeting will poiponed
should the weather he stormy, until evening Ad
dresses from the Governor aud other gentlemen expected
~ The "MOTIiERs' BREAsr CLOTHS" considering
the limited used TO bring them Into public notoy have
met with unparalleled In the history remedies
Introduction Of them public attention. has Developed
fact truly gaSingthe fact that they destined 10
supply remedy which will relieve suffering intense ago
mixing than any single remedy among
suffering which they prevent and which they
class condition. Its sway wide globe and
peculiar suffering incident GITERED BnsGs1
is knoun and autsted.
These cloths attained celebrity throughout vrgnls
Of the Southern States and whilst hg
Testimonials TO their value have yet hea Of their
failure 10 single instance 70 give entire satisfaction.
pose stamps prompt By mali q
pair o. these Cloth, % any psr,of the United States
GDiE q GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
S ~da :. r ss G S:. - ass .:
Cloths, would make known the sims'c They place
BALLOON ASCENSION
ron THE FIRST TIVE VA y,G aSARrEa or CENTURY
n.s. 6@1 s S2.Gp o 4" S %.s1 ~
SiSS isn on 5ay G the slash COTTAGE
10 splendid hand MUSK viii be prOvi,d and sccOmmOda
Provision will also be made 10 feed them bouneouy a, city
Tickets for the round trip.
MN .amon 5fS ss s s.sss.oa rsaad.
ps'ons coming By private eonyssSnee will be charged cents
T..n, VII leave Rl'h@ond 10 q and o,sSSt a,
ws.,on, %. Ticket Agent or Dispatch once '' "
asy ss.T @ srTvsi q. last train o% ReSassd .SSa.
der q the evening '"' "''' ''"' Wii
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suit styled Dckn-On auu utuefs W. the sfsrn
Of Kana"hi, has been urged with great ability -4ys tie
Republican, before Judge Summers. II will decide this
constitutional question whether the Legislature can sub.
nit law 70 any portion Of the people, ~ in the ease of
the district school system aud make is operation con-
ungout upon the veto OF mlj1rity.
An article, said TO cmansted from a Physician, haa
been published IN the papers stating that the uso Of rain
preventive Of cholera THE statistics Of the state of
Indiana, furnished by the Marshas TO the Census
Bureau in 1850, exhibit interesting cts confirms.
tory Of this opinion, and II Is suggested that the pubca
tOh OF those facts would Afford valuable aid 10 those
who are investigating the any endeayorng TO dis
cover cure or preventive Of tts dreadful scoufee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

JuLLiESs STARR iS THE woRLD.-Iu London Julien was
never recognized either as conductor composer artist
The only position he held that Of leader OF coiou
band which furnished dancing music for balls and private
parties at so much night His first pecunary success
arose from his wife, who made aud sold very eAas e
bouquets in It'll, by street in Lpndon where they lived
These bouquets soon became the rage and the narrow
street was daily aosed up by the carriages of the ars
tosacy who could no; think of going opera or sciree
without ore oil Mldsme Juii.a's guinea boGeueis
In few years, NJ. aud Madame Iilicn had smassed a
handsome of money, aud then tho husband opened
saloon for giving shilling concerts which pokis quad
rifles aud values were played TO audiences unable APP.
preciaie music Il 4 higher order.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

Cool sPor.-The Troy Wing, Of Wednesday, says.
ION Monday last snow lay on the Green Mountains east
OF Burlington The peaks Of the mountains we're white
for mles.
PURE MIX IN PARs.--A most rigid surveillance IL
kept up ~ Paris, and in all parts Of tho county from
whence the capital Is supplied the milk which IL
forwarded for the consumption Of it, inhabitants Thir-
teen farmers have just been condemned fines Of one
hundred francs and under aud eighty days impison.
ment, Tor sending milk mixed with water
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

RsaARsABLE ieAT.-Some time since the point of the
lighting rod on the seepe of the First congregational
Church IN Ne" London, got unscrewed, and fell the
ground IL was such dangerous piece OF work TO re-
place IT, that the committee unwilling 10 employ any
TO perform the task. Mr.. De WOLF however vol.
uneered TO make the attempt which the committee per
mittel after some hesitation, having promised him
handsome sum il he succeeded. lie did succeed accom-
pshng the task without any apparent consciousness Of
having done anything extraordinary. The New London
Chronicle says the point which he assembled is very
rear Two hundred feet and for the last fifty feet he he'd 10
climb up stone surface, with nothing to hold on to but
small iron rod and when he reached the bail he was
still some dozen feet from the end Of his journey This
distance he had to shin single rod labor which he
found 90 htgung that he became exhausted and was
Obliged aud himself the ball and
breath. This he did, aud fearlessy resumed his
travels towards the clouds, where he accomplished his
object, and came down as we have already stated.
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BARN, July 7, 1854

Nessrs Editors Cur city witnessed a scene La: uight
whica every good citizen must dtprecste aud which He
trust nay never be repeated.
There ni- been preacher here f,r the last two
nights LOidug lJrfh 10 front Of the Uniyersat church
luI advocated tic repeal Of natutalil Uu awH &C.
DC While be addressing the crowd aud Just pre-
yol5 to the close carriage containing three petsou
passed through which was quietly submitted TO- bI
when they got through and made the attempt the second
time l. seemed To stir up every passion Of their nature
They turned the hOrses heads drove tbom off, and then
started for the Old South Church, where the Cafho
lies held their meetings. They stove 10 window and
DOOR, aud the building fire in twenty dfferen.
place.. ~ les thau hour tue whole fabric Waa one
Of ruins. They theu started for the sigadahock
House The Mayor showed himself and requested them
to 90 quietly To their homes They from there 10
the residence Of Of the leading Catholics here gfo,n.
ed and bissed after which three fred On one
Of he wharves Alter this, matters passed on pgisty-
v. y. ErDrsU, lOh iud
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The Senate C,mmittee on Foreign Affairs is reported
be equally divided the subject Of the Canadian Re
eiproeity Treaty. Gen. Cass Nc. Fish aud Judge Doug
lac, are in favor Of prompt and favorable action on the
treaty. Mr. Mason, Mr. Clayton, and Mr. Weller are on
posed to its continuation without amendment striking
out the privilege granted to British subjects Of fishing on
coasts down the Seth parallel Mr. Mason aud Mr.
Weler arc said 10 be opposed to its confirmation in sny
shape. The Committee will probably report 1, during tho
last week OF the session, either with recommendation
that be not confirmed or without expressing any opin
ion upon IL. g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

The Washington correspondent Of the New York her.
dh gives the Virgins delegation some hard rui,s p the
paragraph W. quote below
will he noticed in the proceedings tia, the Virgin
IA members voted uniformly against the custom houses
GIL the amendment up ior custom house Al Rich,
MONO "hei losing sight Of their boosted principles ,hey
beautiful delegation OF absractonists to Congress. fo
vote in nothing unless it rs contained 10 the rcsoons
OF 49, or is intended solely Tor the heneG, Of
rms demagoguisn wiprooably be resented after sbilo
aud Virgins will discover the necessity Of her being re-
presented by men Of common sense
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-12

HUsTSGs CoURr.-This court met in the State Court
House, on yesterday aud by rule Of the justices IL is
ordered that thoy shall continue meet their until the
repairs now in progress in the city Hall shall have been
completed.
Alexander Shannon, indicted for obtaining goods uu-
der false preence from Messs Greter Brent on the 9Th
OF May last sent for trial the next term of the
superior Court.
He was admitted to bail in the sum Of 4 200 for his
appearance at that term
Thomas II. Keeling, against whom, two charges are
now pending for several terms Of having received from
slave, named Charles quantity of stolen tobacco and
iron-thc former the property of Siml Myers Esq., the
latter OF Joseph r. Anderson Esq again up on yes,
terdny The principal witness, Mr. t. II. Archer being
absent, the case continued till next term.
The accused was admitted ball. in tho sum OF $8oO.
for his appearance at the term.
John Beasey convicted OF assocating with negroes
at the house OF Clinton James, and sentenced TO six
months imprisonment and fined $50.
motion for arrest OF judgment was made, but the
Court refused TO entertain il.
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SSASE SroRr.-Towards evening, week or two ago.
gentleman residing in the North Western part of this
county observing snakes emerging from under his house
proceeded to dispatch them summary manner Over
sixty came out before nigh all of winch he killed but
from the traces discovered in ihc orning was evden,
That an additional number came out during tho night
lacy were OF the species known the suake-
treisriekSb"rg Herald, JRyl TO-
tbs Know NornINGs SrARrEp.-A society OF this order
said TO have been established in Fredericksburg one
night last week piece of blue pasebolrd Gu. in the
shape OF cross waiered up the Post Office having
on 1t ~ VIM" GA Friday, piece of white paper in
Lhs shape OF a s,ar, decorated The same nlaee.-B
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REsURRECrIoE-We learn that a lady In Windsor died
yesterday morning. coffin and shroud were procured
aud tho body was prepared for ntermonL The arrange
ments for The funeral we're completed and the under.
iaker placing the body 10 the conn last evening
she revived aud this morning shows evident symptoms
conyalescence. - Detroit TIT. of FIidaU
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The EAGLE lSFANrRY.-This spirited corps made a
pleasant excursion down the river Monday night on board
the Curtis Peek.
about TO leave deferred several from going, who would
have otherwise gladly avacd themselves OF The oppo,u
nifty OF engaging in such amusement. The night howey-
err turned very favorable aud tho proved far
agreeable than could have been anticipated from the
frat ind Cations
The Company, their return, passed this office abou,
" or o'clock at night with the Armory band their
head playing Of their lively airs. Such scene IL.
the bright moonlight peculiarly interesting. IL wa
upon which could look with pleasure for hours
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SS%tNNy,a-t a MA, y .. -
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SWSss @ 'ESSs.4s:
VE ,I
IHR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1884.
To coRRsPoNDESTs.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Letter, on bssinsH must be ssdre"edto the Editors o.
"a Whf0."
rs rue l,ng standing, ought 10 be known all, and will
no ease obtuary notices eight
lines charged for as adrertisement'.
~ oomnuneations be charged the advertise
ments.