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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. )"

E'!IS beautiful burial place of the dead having
{ just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
ior the purpose is open for The reception Of the
remains of deceased persons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for . hundred
bodies, in which such friends 81 the dead IS may
apply place the departed until they select sites
tor the graves. s.--.. .-...-
The plan of the incorporstors is of equality in
regard to the lots, which viii not DC put up publicly
Tor sale, (aithough they usually bring PREMIUM y
making the early selection Of lots tAe most desir
able.
Until Al office is established in the city OF Wash
ington, applications viii be punctually att, nded
to at she present ocs in the east wing OF the build
ing on entering the Cemetery.
.. -ca 80 WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS
N.B-Glenwood is situated short distance due
north of the Capitol. aug l1-.r
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- UNDERTAKES.

-
WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
& citizens Of Washington and its vicinity for their
past patronage, and say that owing to the frequent
;aii5 in lhs' Undertaking branch Of MY business,
ha+s been induced to disconsinus tas manufacture
II Furniture, and turn my attention fully to the
JNOERTAEIEG. have spared Go pains to haze
very thing that Is requisite to Iny bupinsss .:.a
an therefore faiy prepared to meet any order sfsz
tsw niomeGts notice, and l assure these who NAY
give nus cal that will spare no pains to carry ont
sher orders to their entire satisfaction.
.' .-i JAMES e. HARVEY,
s,Er6 No. 410, 7th st, batween G ani y.
n. B.-Csl]s attended to 1T all aoura Of the Iighl
Daf 2-1Y.
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CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN.
fNaE undersigned would respectfully inforui his
Il frioDds, sceasiatarcss, and tie public generally
that he still cont;2pFe 70 execute a orders in he
egt notice
ksGFRENIM nsetly and promptly executed
GO FUNERALS sttsnded to at
+azssca&aA1S the shortest notico, snd Ia the best
manner HrsscipJeserved in the nasrt p.:Jec: nsa.s
FER, ercss in TIC sermcH heather.
Nnickfll for past fsvors, be would respectfully
solicit, aad viii endea Tor to merit ccotirl,ares O.
tie sans. ANTHONY DUClLY,
Ps. ave, 9. std., between 9th ard 10th ets
aea.dcnes: hr. Martins, No. 395, d street, ird
house sast Of I ~ strsst. r..-r mar lily
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CAUTION.

SAT Il the undersigned, fotilers, have jeintly r'-
Wv saivei that it We detect any psrS or persons
hereafter in buying. seiiug filing, er ooliec.n;
bottles with the fol!osing names on, viz; MascSsS
Amy, ARM a shinp, McKecn 4 Hciraun, John
McKeou, unless authorized by us 60 to DO VIII be
prosecuted 10 the utmost extent 0f law .--' -''
JcHG MsKEoN.i So. -
Army & SIIINN, Gstrse town.
Woshipofop. Eect 26x1QSS,
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UNDERTAKING & CABINET MAKING.
V\IA advertiser returns sincere tAsnks to his
Il fr'euds and the public in x..,ss.s..s-saz.>
g, general 9' IT + r thar p.s' Patronage, sssP
creased facilities. he is prepared ~tb -
tn att:nd to all orders in his line of business with
promptness and dispatch. He gives bis personal at
il ntion to Undertaking, and those rca uirius his
,ervcss T. i'll always end him careful ard obl.ging,
Calls attended to az ali hours, day and night
In tho cabinet making liue he trus te he able TO
give saiisfsc scton heretofore. His establishment
is on Pa avenue, Nos. 1855 aud 1855, between l7th
and 18th sts First Ward, Washington.
s1 .-- JOSEPH GAWLER,
oct 5-1m Cabinet Maker aud Undertaker
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SUDDEN DEATH SUCCEEDING TBS ENrRAc.,
TioN OF TooTH.-We mentioned few weeks
ago, in commenting upon the statemerit Of X
Cincinnati paper respecting the awful effects
which the editor had Said wera tbe, results os
putting dossll OF lint, wet with chlorotoru,
llt"s tooth, that sudden deaf b occurred sons.
times from the drawing of a tooth. without
the use of -eheroform One of the most re-
sie;table mt iicai p-aeiioneTs of Jefferson
county details. in letter TO us. a caU-e in
point: "A young lady of Oldham county in
ordinary health, perfectly we'll, the efiAd v
Say,l rode two miles to physician sud bad
tooth extracted. Almost Immediately paraIyss
OF one side of the body occurred. ifen stnror.
acd death followed IN a few hours If She
hai smelt at bottle of chlorofoI m those ,fis-
aste's would have been laid to its ch .rge. by
those who avs think that what are coiuci-
denees are cause and effec But this youns
lady did not use chl0roform, nor anvtEing ef
The kind, and her case shows the folly OF .,s.
crlblng sudden dea'h takes place sometimes
when teeth are extracted & chIoroform il it
were used. Il shows that sudden deaths happe,t
tiem other causes than, ebIorofor IA. O nd is is
possible ina; the cause of death which aetei
IN this lady case may sometimes he in opera
hon, where chloroform happens TO be given.
LDUlSv.Ue COstrtfr .s->-s..., I:
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S25 REWARD.

WE will give The abqyr resarl to as,y person
w who will give Us such information as viii
lesd to the des cton and conviction of any person
CT persons who buy, sell, fl collect our bottles
without being authorized by Us so to do.
ARNY,& SHIEN, ."
sep 2T-eo1mh JOHN McKEON ss8e
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

TINHE subscribers would respectfully inform their
i numerous friends and the public generally that
in addition to our Wood aud Coal u ard near tho
Phoenix planning Mill, Georgetown, we have, for the
better accommodation Of that portion of cur Gus
toners who reside in Washington, opened yard at
the corner OF Twenty first and streets.
At either of the above places those in want of fuel
will at all times find good supply Of all kinds Of
WOOD and CUAL, ut the lowest market prices.
All orders left at either OF the above places will
be attended to with pronptness and dispatch:
sep 27-d1m = ThAVERS i STOVER !
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
Id z - p - 5I a,
"A u n . & &,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
DISEASES 0F. THE KIDNEYS. AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM

ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
4 DISORDEEEO LIVER -
OR STOMAUH.
eusn IS Constipation, nv,rd fies, suilu-sa Of ecol
20 tbs Hsai, Aciiity OF tbe storo ach, Nau.,a
Hasrs51rn, o;4sIss Co- FoV;s F,,nsas ar Weight in
the StorssTl sTZ- Trn satIons, apE;og or Fl.fa-.
Ing =: The Pr Of TIE Stomach, Ssiru;ns ~ III.
Hsds ciet.r7-D!tscrlt orcstftpg, Fiutterinr
st the H,.-t. Choking os SriI3cntinS Sensations
u1eeto i7in postirs, Dinrsss of Vision, Dots
o. Webs b-tors tbs sight, Fs7s: spi DEi, Rsin il,
rs hssd, bsa:eaoy ST HsrspiEstion, Yeiloxnsse ct
f1e SSil and Eyes, Psia il tbs Side, Back, Chest
Ltnse9, T., S11den Fiu3hes o. Esst, rEuxnsns .n
the sissh, Constant IsssiaIass Of eVil, and Gre.s
hc2-,5sion Of Spirits,
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POSTAGE STAMPS. An old lady in Paris. a
few weeks ago, made something Of row III die
post Office, because a leiter for which she AZ
legged she had paid, was delivered at its desti-
nation postage unpaid The case went into
Court, the woman, persisting in her statement,
the Fost office clerk rs pertinaciously denying
1T, until at last the plaintiff, from a large
packet book, hauled out her recent, a post-
oge stamp The Court was convuIsed, and
the old lady fined for the disturbance The
case, all but the trial, is not without its coun.
tcTpart in some sections of this country For
instance, the Fayetteville IN c. Observer
mentions the receipt, on Monday, of bust.
ncss letter from some part of South Carolina.
FOR which the editor had 10 pay FIVE cents o.
coming if, however he found the postage
s,anp enclosed. We have read of like cases
in other quarters . 'a-,..--L- } p u, : ~
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.

L IHANOS i OIt S-1HI dAVD TtEIVT
New and second-h hand PIANOS Of
TT Simy own and several other factories,
are always TO lie had 1T my Piano wsreroom, on
JItn street, between Pennsylvania avenue and b
street ss- Old Planes taken in exchange. o.
Tuning also atleI.ei "a. ID. ID n.
+ G. REICuEABACH.
S--Akw very ios pi lee, secuud nsuI pianos
+, ,r, 4 2k fnr eals -F rl'4 s-s so AnSrrs
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this high minded STRIPPING, moved by an in
suncuve impulse Of affection, sprang from hi.
horse TO embrace the body, and to protect r.
Tom Insult One OF the enemy, believed to,
be the same that sho. Captain Falls, asrapecS
with view to plunder the corpse; the son,
suddenly snssching the sword of the deceased
plunged 1t into the bosom of the marauder.
and thus at once punished audaeity, and NO.
bly, avenged his fathers death
So deadly was the aim of the tory rinemeh,
at the commencement of the action before the
smoke of their own fire had obstructed their
view, that many of them placed their balls in
me lower end OF the strips Of paper which the
wings wore over the crowns of their hats
Every shot of this description, passing through
the brain, was instantly fatal o. 81
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PoTAroEs. The New London Chronicle
s"ys: We are Informed by an intelligent and
reliable man, who has just retured from an
extensive tour through Northern and Western
Massachusetts,, that potatoes in that region
are not only plentiful and of excellent quality.
cheap; that be has not heard a word said of
rot nor any oiher disease since he has beer
gone, and that they can be purchased at ffty
cents bushsl, and he i: of opinion that good
potatoes can be delivered here at the latter
price. Apples of the first quality are sid at
Barre, and the adjoining towns, at one dollar
a barrel. barrel and at
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UNDERTAKE ERS, &c.
COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

1E7 J. WILLIAM PLANT& CO., UY-
SaeE1azzs.zs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4lS Sev
enth street, between g and H streets. Inerments
procured IN any ground or cemeter-. Collins, Capa
shreuds, Carriages, Iearre, and every article foT
inferments of the besC quality furnished at short
nosiee, on the most r-atonabIe tsrms, and at all
hours OF the night Having the exclusive right of
trump 8 Patent Corpse Preserver, We gueranTee to
keep The dead for any length of tine. lift
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OEaLsCHLAGER Err 4 BRO,
ENGINEER & ORNAMENTAL DRAUGHTS.

CNU1NECn q OIENdWEN I1fI OIEh Cu1I1O'
MEN AND ENGRAVERS,
DENNSYLVANIA avenue, between l2.h and
i 18th streets, north side, v sss Jewery
Store ME- SIS. 7. II. b G. A. Oehlscblager would
respectfully announce to their friends and the
p,,blic that they have opened an office ut the
above place, where sll orders In the various
branches of Drawing and Engraving will be prompt
ly and carefully sItende1to We particularly cab
the attention of persens twishipg Designing cf
Engra ing on Wood, ass this ia tho only tf1ice st
present Ia Washington where such work can be ex
ecuted. IL o. lad 800 's'ijs -@-'' sep 2t-1m* |
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That the lands Withdrawn IN thr districts Of Ian 4
subject to sale at Monroe and Satcbitochss, Loui
sisna by notice No 495, December II, 1853, for the
railroad from shrsvesport to Vicksburg in the psid
Ststn, ami of which the tcn extended by
notice No. 5l6. VIII be subject to entry eg-in the
7th Of December, 1854 the time hxed in said notice,
a that the respective registers and receivers of the
several land o:tces above named will carry this no
tice ints effect 0ittoaa awaiting further instruets
from this office.
Given under my hand, st the General Land OF
fee, at the city Of Washington, this 5th day 0.
September, Ammo Domini 1854.
By order of the President: "
tjq 7aJoHN WILSON,
sep 7-2aw6w / ~ - " Commissioner.
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TIE MILLERIrEs.-Discrepa of an ex-
eecdingly unpleasant nature exist among the
Aillerites. Some of the Second Adventists
at Worcester, Mass, have positively decided
tlat the final co7summation of all earthly
things will transpire on the 18th of this month;
while others were equally sure that it was to
occur on Tuesday of last week-a mistake not
less certain Ia the former case. than the last
~ Syracuse, however, it has been decided
that ii cannot take place until the 18th OF
May, 1855. while in our own city it is set
down as certain to occur before the termina-
ton OF the present year. In this multiplicity
Of opinions inquirers after the truth viii ind
it very difficult we imagine, to arrive thereat.
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TAKE NOTICE. t1-> o. .
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIYED.
III w. BRO w MI y al Merch,pt Te;loc' Do


D. w. BROWNS 81 Merchant Tailor. Pa
i avenue, eader the United States Ho- a.
tel would respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that he has just re- "
celyed new Fall and Winter goeds in grt atl1W
variety, such Cloths, Cassimeres and vestines O,
the latest importation, and is prepared to have them
made up at the shortest notice, in the most fashion
able manner and at low rates of prices.
Having made arrangement to GO into the Ready
nede Clothing business extensively this season, he
eeis confden mt that he offer tn those wbhine to
purchase q stock of Clothing, not inferior to any in
this city, aud not made up at the North, is usu
| ally the case with work sold here but cut in bis
own establishment, and msde by our own needy cit
IN this dull season at low rates of prices he is
enabled therefor to compete Eith northern work in
point Of prices and as TO quality and STYLE be will
leave for those who favor him with call to Judge
He can sell whole suits, Coat Pants, aud Vest, a
the following low rates:
Good suit for business purposes out Of cloth or cas-
sinere lor the smail sum SIS
Dress and frock Goa S, frou.... 41O to SIC
Oyercoats Of Different sty tyles.......... II to %
Black and fancy Psntaloops ...........s3 so to 10
SIX ana ssiVet vests: 2 SO to 10
This stock of Clothing is of a superior quality
and has bsen made up since he received the fsl and
winter fashiOns. ... ...--
He keeps constantly on hand a large assortment
Of fancy articles-such as Gloves, Crsvats Collars
Sole Agent for the sale of scott's Report of Fash
IONS IN cnls CITY. ''' a't''~> sep 1b-tf
E s,ss HEAD QUARTERS, -. a.
Co',er Of Thirteenth and streets s.car tie Theatre
~ n The proprietor of this
IN l.0lpublc house, Mr.. Wijiism
~Ng2 Greason, has rsf1tted, rem KEY
ovatsd, and prepared his .iAln1
establishment for the accommodation of vi Tiers in
such m amer tn 1t be trusts will give full satisfc
ton to all who extent to him their patronage He
ma made arrangements to hsve the very best of
OYSTERS, &C., for the whole season, without regard
foexpense: Families ard Parties promptly supplied.
His Bar and Lardar is at all times ST, ke with The
best In the line Making his acknowlt dgments tor
past encouragement, he respectfully invites a con
tinu.ncs Of the same, with every intention and ox.
srt'on to please.
e1- few Boarders can be comforts BILE accomn1o-
dated. sep q 6m
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To the Editors of the Ehig
The following article, which appeared in your pa
per of the 10th inst, expresses doubt the
redemption of small notes after the LIST of June
We desire, far the notes of the Southern Manu-.
facturers Bank concerned, to answer the ques-
ton you propound and thereby relieve you, and such
others like YOU entertain the idea that these
will not be redeemed, or that the holders of them,
or after the LIST of June, will have to lose the
amount held by them. We cannot think you desire
subject the innocent parties in the country who
hold them, to loss. Your article is well calculated,
however, TO have the effect by inducing them lin the
eventthey cannot find it convenient to send them in
at the time mentioned,) to sell them at less than
their full value. So far regards ourselves, are
now withdrawing the notes of the Southern Manu-
acturers Bank fast they presented, and de.
sire that the public shall their discretion in
presenting them for payment-it is matter of but
little Importance to us when or how. We ready
to pay them whenever however presented, either
now, the lst of June, after that time We are re
sponsbe for this ISSUE and you may assured that
time shall be bar to the holders, to receive their
full value whenever presented for payment at our
counter.
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FIREs.-About l o'clock on SATURDAY
morning last, the stable of VIM c. Allen, on Franz.
lin street. between 9th and 7th was set on fire and
partially burned The promptness and efficiency
of the firemen, however, extingushed the flames
before any serious damage was done This is the
fourth or fifth attempt to burn this stable
No2.-At noon, on Saturday. Mr. Richard P. Nun.
din, machnst at the theatre, entering that build.
ing, discossfed quantity of smoke, and soon
found that it proceeded from small room used by
the Ravel troupe for preparing their chemicals in
for stage use. Mr.. NJ. at once forced the door, and
finding the room filled with smoke, rushed in at
the hazard OF his life, made his way to the window
forced it open, and then kicked the cups containing
the burning chemicals into the street, thereby sa.
wing the theatre from destruction. Whether the
fire originated by accidentor design it is impossible
to say. Had Mr.. Mundin reached the scene ten
minutes later, there is very little doubt that the
building would have been consumed
No. 3:-Yesterday morning at very early hour,
small frame tenement the east line OF 9th street.
between Grace and Broad, was discovered to be in
flames The alarm was instantly given, and the
fire soon extnguished, but not until the building
was seriously injured. Loss $500.
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FIELD MARSHAL GREELEY.

The South has passed through many perils,
but the most trying one is that which is fore
Swallowed by the N. Y. Tribune. The puts
SAINT editor of that pugnacious sheet, hath
waxed so wroth at the prospect oft the passage
Of the Nebraska bill, that he is endeavoring
to stir up mob to overawe Congress and
bring about civil war. This danger is one
which the South might possibly bring herself
to contemplate with composure, and to meet
with iron nerves, but from the prospect that
Greeley himself may take command in per.
son of the revolutionary army OF course
so great philanthropist would not expose
the lives of others to a peril which he would
not share! He would not excite an abolition
mob to have their Threats cut at the Capitol,
like so many noisy swine, whilst he remained
safely ensconced in his editorial sauctum in
New York! The white hat of Greedy would
fame in the front of the battle, and like the
white plume of Harry of Navarro, shew the
exact spot Of danger and of glory. The per-
sonsl prowess of Greeley is so well known
that ageneral shudderruns through the South,
atthe bareidea ofhis marching upon Washing.
ing. Won't he listen to terms of capitulation
and permit the Southern garrison to move
out with the honors of war? We appeal to
his humanity, and simply for the purpose OF
saving bloodshed.
Some men are born with an excess of bra.
very, and others with an excess of timidity,
but the formeris not virtue, nor the latter q
crime, save when it affects to be that which II
is not, and urges others to danger which if
is afraid to share. Of course, the heroic Tr;.
bune does not belong to that inferior class of
animals which aspire to figure in the lions
SKIM nevertheless, out reconsideration for his
personal safety, we suggest that in the adj.
vance Of the revolutionary army upon the
capital an old order of Napoleon be adopted
Asses and Savans to the centre"
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@WoRKs OF ART, AT PUBLIC SALE,-On
"WEDNESDAY morning next, E. HALE will sell at his
Sales Room, No. LOG Main street, one of the finest
and most extensive collection of European Oil Paint
ings we have seen in this city, being all works
of great merit and celebrated artists. They are now
open and may be viewed, with catalogues any time
previous day of sae and ell invited to call and
examine them, as they will richly repay the visit.
my 15-1t
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Very respectfully, yours,
C. w. PURCELL L co.

ave do not see the least diminution in the quanti-
ty of shinpasters in circulation is there any
liability that there will be any less quantity of them
on the first of June than present. Who is to lose
theml Thousands upon thousands of dollars of this
currency will be in the hands of the people the
the sake of carrying out statute of so iAustyious
body as the late Legislature of Virginia, the people
of the State to deprive themselves of any small
currency at all, and very obedenty throw away eve
ry dollar in small notes that they have ON hand
Wonderful magnanimity-and most responsible re
quest for their rulers TO make of themt Who be
lisves they will do any such thingr-Whig Of Ioth.
my l5--1t
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We see by . para

MILITARY vrsrrons see by 9 para
srsph in Northern exchange, that The tssdns Rife
Srrrs T.snt ArcoNr who are to visit Washinston-
S mkr. Vsrrnon and Baltimore, this week, were to
esvs home today. and WILL 1t h said visit this city,
York. Lancaster Harrisburg and Philadelphia 6 er
men and are TO be accompanied by an excellent band
NJ music. II the Reading Rifles should conclude
to extend their visit far South % Richmond. we
feel warranted in saying that they will meet with
warm and cordial reception from our city volunteers
who always give q soldiers welcome to their breth'
rem In arms They are to be at MOUNT vernon To-
morrow, and may possibly attempt to ssteal march
upon US. So look out for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-15

BREAKING A LAMP.-James HOrner was
fined the amount of damages, for permitting his
team to come in contact with city lamp post, at the
corner Of 4th and Marshall streets, by which the
lamp was broken William, Mr. HIS driver had
left mis- in the street to go into the depot for
load, and while there the horses started off and
caused the accident
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A CERTIFICATE FROM ONE OF OUR WI

New YORK, August so, 1852.
Hope every one, whether adult or child, who may
have to believe they troubled with worms
will take DR. MLANEs CELEBRATED VERmIFUGE.
/ firmly believe it is of the greatest worm de-
stroyes of the age-csrainly the most extraordinary
| know Of
child of mine, about FIVE years old, has been trou,
bted with worms about six months back; we could
get nothing to relieve it until came across DIR.
M'Lane's Vermifuge, of which we gave but a small
quantity. The result, however, was extraordinary.
The child passed over three hundred worms.
Mr.. LENT, Williamsburgh, Long Island
P. s. The above valuable remedy, also DIR. M
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, can now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores in this city
r. Purchasers will be careful TO ask for and
take but DR.. mLANE'S VERMIFUGE.-
All others in comparison worthless.
PURCELL LADD & CO., Druggists,
my 15-d&clw Richmond, Va.
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POPULAR RrsHrs.-If the birth of twins

can make one father judge, should not a similar
event ensure Place to an ofice-holder long as he
10 competent to fill the object We understand that
the popular Sheriff of Henrico has been presented
by his amable lady with two lovely daughters both
of whom are rapidly growing into wornanhood, and
without mishap will be upon the carpet in fifteen
sixteen wears Church Hill is famous for children,
and the neighborhood in which our friend the She.
riff, lives notorious for twins But short time since
Franklin street merchant with similar good for
tune; but to prevent accidents of that character in
future, has recently changed his place of abode