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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-10

BENNETT d BEERS, Wholesale Drug
~ gists No, f25 Main street, Richmond, Va, call
the especial attention OF Country Merchants and the
trade TO their unusually heavy stock OF Drugs, Medi'
cines Paints, Oils Dyes Window Glass, Celors VAR
nshes Brushes: with extended assortment OF rich
Fancy Goods, Port onaies, Perfumes Soaps, Violin
Strings, Percussion Gaps, &C. especially adapted to
the trade of Virginia and North Csrolins.
They are sole proprietors of CARTER's SPANISH
MIXTURE, the great remedy 70. the blood; Extract
of Jsmsics Ginger Concentrated Lemon Syrup, D.
arrhoa Killer, Lustral Hair Tonic 3c
They agents for the sale of Morse's Cordisl,
Hollands Bitters, Mustang Liniment, Brsndreth's
Pills, Vermfuge, Li.te's White OIL and all the
popular medicines of the day, at propretors lowest
prices.
Always on hard large stock of the finest Chew
ING Tobacco and Cigars, of the 'mcst celebrated
brands.
We offer great inducements to CASH and really
PROMPT buy ers and respectfully request call from
ali such as we are determined sell them at very
low rate BENNETT L. BEERS,
mol No. 125 Main and No. 5 Pearl SITS.
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NHE DAILY DISPATCH
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served 60 subscriber.
tsTx AND A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEk, payable
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year
in advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every Fri.
DAY and mailed to subscribers 81 81 per annunn.
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DR. d. h. WEXFORD, proposes to prac-
tiee the several branches of MEDICINE in the city
of Richmond.
Applications left at the Exchange Hotel or at his
&C 23-lmx
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WATCHES. &c.

e WATCHES AND CLOCKS
"A WIN. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch ard
u Ir Clock Maker, Jeweller, &c, returns HE
ssD thanks 20 the public in general, for their IL
bsral patronage since his commencement bdsiness;
srd ne will assure them that pains will be spared
10 please them, "a regards workmanship or pnces,
having devoted his time to the above branches in
London and America-20 years. trial is ail ask at
WM. j. BARTHOLOmEW'S,
Governor Street,
ss23 Near the Disp.:ch
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au 2l-ts

LARUs q SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to a sales of Real
and Personal Estate stock sales of Dry Goods, Gro
Ceries. Boots and Shoes House Furniture. &c. &c.
ocl lS-ts JAMES ". SHINE, p. c. LARUs
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BOOTH, UPHOLSTER

WILLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTER
w Err AND fAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informs the public that bis spring assortment OF
Goods in hisline 10 compfete, consisting of gilt,
velvet. satin and eommsn PAPERS; BORDERS,
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN fAfEHs aiso,
cLOTHS. Window SHADES. CoRNiCEs, Curtain
BANDS. Gc. all of which he will sell at the Lowest
prices, at his Furnishing Wsre.hooms, No iie NAH
street. corner of 18th. hplo-s
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+ AL l. d r 7 GOODS.
CHEAP EnD rASrI

THE subscriber has now in store his fall
Il stock, comprising every description of GOODS
usually kept in dry goods house
He invites the attentiou of the Ladies to hand.
some OF rich PLAID Goods, ofthe most fash
ionable styles, well as large stock of Fall ard
Winter PRINTS.
Always In store full supply of DOMESTIC
GuoDS' with full assortment of Negro Clothing.
his Fall stock consists Of fresh GOODS, recently
purchased IN the Northern Cities by himself at the
late reduction
The most liberal advantages offered to CASH Gus
tumers WIN. B0OTWRIGHT,
oc Rim 225 Broad at rnrner of LAT st
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EKESH BUTPER.--l4 firkins Fresh
no CRENSHAN l. co.
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Samuel Kinks, mayor elecs of the city of Bal
more, was sworn into office on Tuesday. He Will
enter upon the discharge of his duties on Monday
next.
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CHOLERA RI

JAMES E HEATH & RICHARD NJ
CARY, Commissioners IN Chancery.-Office in VIII
Building, fronting on Franklin st oc9
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SPECTACLES Adjusted

TO DEFECTIVE SIGHT
VPON UNERRlNG SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
BY f II MARkENS OrT!CIAE,
sSi MAIN ST. RICHMOND.
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The DAILY DISPATCH

Advertisements published until forbid, will bs
charged 30 cents per square Of ten lines for the first
Insertion. and z5ceuts for zach continuance
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THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-capital $500 0C0
office on l4th street, next to the Post Office This
Company fasures against loss damage by fire in the
city or country, Real and Personal Property in clu.
ding vessels and goes in port or on voyage
au 25-Sm o. r. RRESEE Actrsrr
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mp OIL-Winter strained Lamp Oil
~ Just received and for sale by
Es5 A. BoDEKER, No. 10 Main st
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o. ii. CHALKLEY, GeneralAGent ard Col
ector, 18th street. between Main and Cary over the
store OF g. r. Peake. Refers to Messrs. C. r. V5or-
than L Co, Williams L Brother. Butler / Iinsley,
y; H. Claiborne, O. r. Peake, J. B. SClster and Uf
w. A. Paterson. se I3--5,I
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CHARLES r. HARKEYS-

HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNANENrAI. PAINTER
10th st, between Main and Cary.
~ All work entrusted to his care will be faith.
fully and promptly executed. Sc 2O-Sm
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CUPER PHOSPHATE LIME DE
~ Burg's celebrated Super Phosphate Lines
ost superior feTtilz ar which has been fairly tested
srd produced the 81 satisfactory results. For the
merits of this article fer to Mr Richard Samp
son, Goechiaud county; Maj. Jesse Snead, Richmond
city; Mr.. Jos. Fuqua, Bucknghsm county; Mr. Jesse
L.. msuTy. Albemarle county, and others who have
used it. For sale by
s. Mc'fRUDER'S SONS, Agents.
NOS Richmond Va
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The LATE FAm-The account, given of m ,s,s

The LATE FAIR The accounts given of th late
Fair By the Richmond Press are ful'y sustained by
the press OF other places Thelsst Alexapdria Sen
tinei in an account Of The exhibition, says:
1--WE would Seinark of the Fair generally. that "a
an interesting and creditabe exhibition it was emf
nantly successful A few weeks ago we attended fhe
air at Baltimore; and in considering ths
mo ID connection, as we are about TO do It is NOT for
the purpose OF boastng, but IL able by theco-
psrison 10 give better idea Of the Virginia exh;bi
ton. we would say, then. that Ia the arrangement
aoo neatness OF the grounds in the articles exhibit
m ano 10 .ne number of visitors present the Fair nj
hlcnmond was rery far an advance of tha. nj Balti.
more. The of this Is matter ahout which or;r
IONS may differ. Maryland has generally been con.
ceded 10 De ahead OF Virginia in Agricultural deve.
opment and progress. Whether The superiority of
our exhibition is to be considered as d;sproyi,g
this admission, or whether il Is 10 he sscr;Sa6
to the Rocety Of such displays in our State we will
not say. Certain 1t is, however that il .ffnrds
such evidence OF the spirit OF Improvement abroad
N our midst and OF the mighty strides already ia
ken. as fully tojustify the cheering hope that yir
GINA VIII soon stand in the very front rank OF States
IN regard 10 material comfort and thrift
1HE PHILADELPHIA lSFANTIcrpE.-The Phila.
delphia Ledger, of Wednesday, says.
The published account OF the murder of Eve chill
dren oy their mother, a young female, named Pst.
melia Myers, alias SNYDER, residing near Nicetown
In the Twenty-secono Ward, created much excite.
ment yesterday. During the morning aud alter
neon, macy persoRs visited tks Aaynrss efiea out
OF curiosity TO see the inhuman wretch and listen
to the horrible details clicked at The investigation
The hearing did not take place for the reason before
assigned-the defendant too i'll to be brought from
prison. IS yet none ofthe bodies have been re-
covered notwithstanding the unfortunate aud
cruel woman made a statement of their dspositIoD
after numbering them The first child she alleged
was born 10 the entry of her uncle, Thos Suyder's
house while she had the small poX, and that Il
died from the disease soon after It's BIRTH and was
buried in the churchy ard The second and fourth
she choked to death, and threw thern In the cess.
pool from which they were taken by her uncle aud
buried Ia yard near the house The third child
was born in an open field, and the sixth born few
days ago. were still born She gave no account of
the whereabouts of the fifth
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CARRIER d Co.'s AMERIoAN HOTEL.
Staunton, Va w. T. CAREER ]. L. BREckEEklpCE
L. STEvEEsoH. Proprietors.
Travellers will lind This establishnent a firGt
class house, and the fropreto5s always willing to
promote the comfort OF their guests.
The American" is situated imIne distely at the
terminus of the Central Railroad iy x2-3m
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SA BARRELS No. | APPLES.
SO 30 keg. prime Goshen Butter
10 barrels Assorted Pickles;
) barrels No / Salmon;
10 half barrels No / Mackerel;
tierce. bagged Hams;
Lsndiug and for sale az No. 2l9 Main street.
no7 ID. BAKER, JR.
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E,RENCH AND SCOTCH NEEDLE
Il WORK.-We have on hand a large assortment
of NeeClle-work consisting of Collars, Sleeves, In
side Capes &c =, 10 which particularly invite the
attention of the Ladies. HART MOSES,
nos IS Main st.
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+. NJ. RoBERTsoN, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office Rich
mond, Va. Sc 9-j5u,
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IMPORTANT TO oSToCK GRowERs.-In
looking through the exhibition of stock on the Fair
Grounds to-day, was particularly interested ia ex-
aHlinng the splendid mues and fine L-eeding n ares
as well as some beautiful bloodea horses. They will
compare favoTabiy with the recent exhibitions at
New Haven Conn, or BrattleborO, Vt
One thing, however, noticed, which should be at
tended to by stock raisers. II they would have their
animals perfect and smooth in their limbs MANY Of
the horses, and mules too have indications of 50 lint
wlndsalls SPAWN and sweeny their liuabs These
defects are easily remeded and removed if taken in
time; aud nothing has proved 90 successful az
the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEHT.
Its also certain remedy for a6de harnes CALLS
sprsns bruises scratches, and viii remove film
from the eyes, after the sight is entirely OBJ
5cured.
1t is equally efcacious for any complaint of human
beings requiring external application such a..
sores, burns bruises chopped hands feet sore or
caEed breasts, sore nipples, piles and "a niallibie
remedy for rheumatism. TRY II.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD& CO.
corner Main and 18th streets, and by all dealers in
medicines. no4-lm1y3t
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~ TAKE PARTICULAR Notice or TINS NO. &
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urd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30
ron TuE VIVA
ALUM SPRINGS. June es

RocEBRiDoE ALUM SFRISos. June %.
trip to this place, from Richmond, will alone repay
the visitor. At hafpast G. rhocp, rhoop sounds the
whistle, the engine pufs off the train. In a fe
short hours you among the hills that as you pro
gress, increase In grandeur. The eye is regtled with
ever-varying scenery. The track winds among Hill and
dale, presenting uudulatipg Of the grand and
beautiful Ear eye reach except where bounded
by distant b'ue hills.
The spprosch o, the Blue Ridge is the fues, sight OF
ALL Beneath you lie deep vacs dappled with forest and
hel, and oIned with mansions, modest some
.nagnihcent-his cultivated from base to top-here aud
there bold cottage perched upon the brow-and aar
long lines OF scooped blue hills Of every altitude one
oehIud the other complete the picture. Now you begin
the track give token OF their burden. By o'clock T.
NJ after pleasant ride Of lao miles, you in S.aun-
ton.
A4 o'clock the stage coach is ready you and takes
you 10 miles Buffalo Gap Some prefer route hy
way OF Lexington, though farther. Buffio Gap opens
into most romantic glen. After breakfast
its u beauty presents itself when, with 80 miles OF good
mountain road before you borne amid charming
scenery. This portion of the trip is a oug valley. Ii
might be termed feather bed rdle IL well lined with
anti dy'peptic dOwuthe iu ben, fit of which il had
the ride in the COACH There is drt wback here The
coach stops withn miles of the Springs, tor dinner
halt past II ocock-an hour and half il consumed
much time lon which the Springs could reached
just in time for dlaner aud that at seasonable hour
At half past o'clock you reach these celebrated
Springs, which have been often and well described vet
OF many II your readers may, in day two, devote
an hour TO this SUI sct. JusI nov, would say, is
Chanting place. its waters miraculous the table luxurious
company pleasant aud mine host gentleman. A.
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RANGE oF THE rmERMOMETER
~ HORRIS' Bootstorr, 81 Aqia artci. June 20.
'''SS" "SsS'''''s' 'o 90 tctns
MHdHDOLPHS Bootstore. 12I Hdfn Sre,t, June 20.
'0flS's' 10 's.Glo'H 'o'''ssss clslr

meeting OF the Of Court aud Of the
U9Hsnover, Colonel William T. White called 10 the Chair,
and william Wnuon the CLERK Of tn. Court, appointed Sec
rear On the m3ton u W. ehardson the following
pre- nbe And resout'ng untnimouiIy adopted.
s meeting having head Of resign on ~ Colonel Chas
God the late President of the County Court Of Hanover
FIRST That 10 the resignation Of Colonel Goodan the County
Oor o Hanover has able, faithful and Impartial
ps,dsnt and that the be Of the bar regret h withdraw
Al m the Presidency OF this Court ~ Judicial oeer whose
prompnes and efficiency busines, alike agreeable
hsm, ard eondu I've u the best Interests ofhe clients
seeond That tender Colonel Gooda best wishes for
his health, hsPpineSs and prosperity,
ana thereupon, motion II further
tted Tnat ~ these resolutions be presented 10 the
county Ouu ofHanOyer the that b.
ed on u records, and this ALEC,
Forward aeopY 10 the Rehmrnd papers request
I'd, VIM T. wHITF Ohairmrn
WN o. wp,ToS s,ereuy N">
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Death of Iosenh Il IrYinr.

It's With feelings Of the proioundest sorrow that We
ed upon the death Of Joseph X Irving.
lie died. yesterday, ct the Irvias House, in the city
New York where he has been confined by illness ever
since his return from Corns-some three four weeks
ago. We have no heart nov to dwell upon this affecting
eSsnt-none to contemplate the poignant aud overwhem.
Ing grief which so sad will carry the
b,som' of m,ny devoted relatives and personal
friends Nay He who tempsreth the wind to the shoru
lamb administer ISOLATION in this their hour Of deep
distress. We can but mourn the loss of bright and
noble spirit passed away to return not again
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BALTIMORE MARKET lime


30 The "MOiIiEits' BREAST CLOTHS Considering
he limited means used to bring them public noorey have
met with unparalleled In the history rsmedits
The introduction OF them public attention. developed
raet which is truly grayngthe fact that
supply remedy when will relieve SUFFERING intense ago
mixing suffering than single remedy among
suffering which they prevent and which they
class condition Its sway wide the globe and
wherever the mother OF children is found, truly
ing and peculiar suffering incident Rrs Barlsr
il known aad attested.
These cloths have attained vide celebrity
and Of the Southern States ADD whilst many high
Testimonials to their vaue yet he, Of their
allure in single instance TO give entire satisfaction.
ss remittance Of $780, panied by l2
postage stamps will secure the prompt transmission
pair Of these Cloths any part the United States
They are TO- sale exclusively by
ADIE e GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Jel liI Main street. Richmond Virginia.
~ Pail directions for applying these Cloths, will accompany
them IL would be esteemed favor
Cloths would make known the estimate they place them
NorCE-The Masonic Fraternity of Virginia respect
ly requested to ntiened AZ Louisa Court House.
sih Of ny TO assist the NJ wor Grand Master dedcang
Masonic Hall. Ivy order Of
JH2D-stasld y. p HUNTER, O. Master
TT The Ladies Of Cumberland ~orhippng Centre
propose having Dinner and sale Fancy purpose
Of completing the said Church, the Ih Monday July
Cumberland Courthouse, An Grafton also he expected
OCCASION.
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Sales OF Tobacco, made BY Booker L Watkins, Coamis
siam Ne fhanf

5Sss: aa r Fiao iH hsnl S Sss
iOSiT lS ysnSiIs Ma s a. toiH
bav f fnas5S @,iaiGSs siH sia
T T chs;lh,%, Laa:hburs, hid lug..sI4
DIR u cfaTly, Lan .nuars, thi, 50 and 900.
nf9s;' iaa;aSa fs hhd IT, s iSs' lis rs
O WI a. yG # Seps ~ II @h1
Ro6e.tL Lax Halifax hhis, to,, 30, go. 500.
ON Miet Halifax 6hhds, 49, soo 800, oS 1900 aad
Allen daihrey, H,lhr hhd. 49, 5a,. $50, S7O 900, 60
Capt SsR, bets I,aI thGl. assOo.
f%p Sf tSSi: asa'. III S - s1
}aisswa L.;sG, m,lIsI, hhi, Gas sai7i.J.
9,P, gh'a'' w''E,n' Halifax, hhd s'S, 49, $40 ssX.
josiah D,bb., Hsuf,I, hhd. CTS and 800.
i,m;, W.T., csret,: hSl; w. '' and '
"a sSi;
Rev. W Scott, Charlotte, HID Tugs $50.
hF TF"s:ft S Ss.il1i'; h SSf' e.
"f i1s 40 q az e
i sq ss.i Ge Ssc;. aH sSd 81 g. '"d
iHJstos,,, oh.rio.'e. { I'D -: Sst4OSlX, o75
JsWsts RS cSariotts hid al, 1879
II; ,"y;S SIsT I.,i, J. GhS
WsJw,.E,a' Ca.iiol'e, Ssd,,, 10, / o,aIS,is.
o.pi Hiram ISvtn,, 6ha, 900.
pgioa G sse Charlotte Sst hhd a. To- and o
IN nutehsr,on, Charlotte, HID. 6in and oq6
4 q Jear,s' c1aroi,s, hnd'. 7y6lX ssix
@ s"as.'.ib Ss:,; s's "a lG
so, sgiH $50, 900, S5S " 49,
G,P j.sot. aoS,os, cSsiios. SSG: So sSsSIo
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License TO SILL LiqUoR A petition signed by a
large number of citizens OF Rockingham county was pre-
ent'd to their last county Court asking that no license
TO retail intoxicating drinks might be granted. The cour
almost unanimously decided that they bound
applications and TO decide upon each case About tn,
usual number OF licenses were granted
The last county court Of Roanoke, by tie vote refused
to grant any license for the purpose-Saunto Speeia.
tor, June rs.
The WHEAT CRoP.-The farmers OF this county have
commenced cutting their early wheat In the upper
OF the county, near the Rockbridge line the crop VT
understand, Is unusually line, but in the greater
portion of the county it will be much below the aver
age The quality of the grain, however ia said to b
good.-U.
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eH The cholera has broken out in Independence, Mis-
s1uH. letter dated the 2Oh, to the st. Louis Intel-
gcneer states that the deaths in three days at ndepen.
deDee reached u.s. aud several fatal cases had occurred a,
Weston and ST. Joscph-alIo or on the steamers Clara
aud San Gloon
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- tsas 4 bssstihsii; sal,se sti,ury as,ss 0,
Madame aoatss 10 ,sa nsw te,s Mirror, We ssuss, The
io'lcalug passssesi
1.-The history OF Henrietta Sontsg Is eupobllrg to no.
manhood As daughter, wife, mother. tao breath Of
repto.eh suiee not page OF her lie. Asan artste-s
soul Of gena expanded BY exquisite culture and sndowe
with rare setting OF personal charms she sho vss bu,
now not has, perhaps compeer Her triumphs or,
written In the heart OF the OH World and New and
when the generation shall have passed upon who,e ear
fell the sweetness Of her voice. tradition u preserve
precious record and history embam her achievements
anong the nooest that havo crowned the dvinest OF
arts
Millions win be saddened by this blow from memorable
death The ioss s personal to all who joy In tho beau
ni a Who have homage tor genius. grace and Virtue
But little space rgone, aud she among US rivallins
the sky lark In the glad soaring of her song Health and
beauty bioomed upon her check and the love lights Of
lie shone radianty before her. And hhcr she vas com
ipg to delight US agan-but she never will for
grim spectre has stayed her. with FROM the
Spns Land aud she is gone the dark valley to
sing with the angels and make resonant With meo
The House OF G1d, made with hands, eternal in the
Heavens For ourselves aud not Tor her. may weep.
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PREMIUM TonAcco SAtEs.-The ST. Louis Intsligoucer
ofthe 23l says that the annual sal, of premium Tobacco
came oil yos;crdly morning a, the State Warehouse in
the presence Of large number Of Dealers
and several planters The break forty four gseAd,
which thrty.four sold, iollows
at s21,75; at $40 95 at sl6lO; at sIe;l
1870; at 1850; at 1920; at IL. 80; atI2,Sy;
at 1918; at 1910; at 1885; / at 1918; at
1928; at 99oi at 9, 50; 2atg; lat so; at g..
%; Also; mS,35 at s,25; ats; la; no
al 7,l6 at 6O5; aud at $40.
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" The wlncbester vltrirl,n s,,,

Harvest Is about commencing in tue Valley with what
despite the tales VI tue by aud JJlut worm, must III
nue. pfOrpect- as well as gctLer from our eK-
cnahge the loss Is cn1y couhued 10 Fauquier aud the
oher counties around the head waters tue Rappha
mock. Shenandoah, Psge, Rockingham aud Hardy also
suIef 70 less extent Elsewhere the complaints
aud lar between"
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Tux AtLE0HASY CELERRATIOAs All the world and
the rest OF mankind" going to the celebrations ~
Christians us aud Ncwoern the 4th and 9Th proximo
Among the distinguished gentlemen hear OF us Eke
to be- present are Senator Jones o. Tennessee Hon. VIM
O. Ryes and Gov. johnson OF this Safe Full delegation.
are expected from Il edmond and Petersburg. Lynch
burg will send the largest sort OF crowd which will be
swollen by accessions all along the line Christansburr
expected to do great things, but Newburn has her
dsnder up aud intends do greater. Let all who &C To
the former place remember that the performance IL not
half over with the eud of that days proceedings New
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20 Elections are to be held within twenty five Of the
States githin period OF about three mouths IN ,riiy
OF the members of the next House Of Representatives
u be chosen, aud in Massachusetts, Vermont New York
Pennsylyani, North Caona, FiOrdi Louisiana Atkan-
sa', lndana, Illinois, Missouri, Gjwa aud California Lee
gsatures are to be 'ected which will choose one Sna
tor each, eKceP. that Of North Carolina. which will elect
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S 7. VI.

Las, year during the long spell Of hot weather which
rendered the summer remarkable, the moeter in III.
same position half degree higher. This however
after several days Of continued heat and not as
the case yesterday following season of compararv.
Goodness So sudden accession Of heat of cour-,
severely felt and should induce caution upon the par
OF ALL aud esperiay Of those who directly exposed to
the sun.-BnLi. LnItr. .Luue
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The Oldest married 10 Massachusetts, the past year.
76 years old Two brides were SO each The young
gill who bluhsd and said yes the question whether
not she would love, honor aud obey her husband
Is From this IL would appear that the gentle begin
earlier and leave off later committing matrmouy, than the
lords of creation"