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HOW LIFE.LIKE, BEAUTIFUL
u III AND CHEAP I-2uch In aluaosf fhs s.,isza..,s

Ia AND CHEAP !-Such is almost the universal
cry of those who have visited our Gallery and OBJ
tsned for themselves beautiful fesh.tint Daguer-
reotype. taken only BY POWERS q DUKE, $50
Main st. We particularly invite our friends, both
city and country to give call a. We are prepared
to give all in want beautiful fesh.tint Dssuseo.
type for only so CENTS.
Come friends and the public, one and sll-
III picture you wish which 10 nice
Over Woodhouse's store just give ne call; s}
You cannot object to the price
POWERS 4 DUKE,
js19 Sign Of the Rad Flss.
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
IL BRASS FOUNDER, hsYtng opened Foundry
on 10th street, between MAIN nd Cary streets, z
prepared to execute orders for ell kinds OF ana
Ornamental Brass and Competition CA6TIN0bsin
vorkmanlike manner.
AZ he Il to east every day, psrsons want;
Ing work done can bc accommodated ina fewaosn
xiisindaof ship. House and Chsssh BELL snads
to order. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4 Il B.-Hishsss cash priss paid sosold nstals.
NV 2S-9m
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE

(GARANTIZADOs DE SUPERIOR cAIIDAp,
just received by CHARLES RICHARDSON. -
Importer OF Havana and Principe Cissrs
- No. 4. Under Exchange Hotel.
Will receive per Roanoke, Monday nexf. furthar
supply of Real Meerschaum Pipes. Call ana exsfn-
ina them. s8 - il Go
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!
And By Drusgists and Merchants generally through.
OFT Virginia. ia 22-dks12t
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EOR STORAGE-D. B. BRIDGFORD
Il CO.'S Warehouses; Corner Goth and Dock -.
Storage for Cotton. Coffee Flour Whsss, euea.. Mo-
lasses Oils. Metals Hay, Lime and every dsseEivs2n
sure lowest rates Vessels Of the largest sss
can discharge in front Of the Store CITY Wsighez
and Measurer constantly In attsndspcs
isiS rr b. 3. BRID0FORD CO.
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BOARDING.

Bv3iAKDiNG.-Familie. 3isn.. y +: Or Single Cen
pleasant rooms. unturnished at Mn. NsNIHAR 40
on NAN, between I'd and Sd streets Dsv Ro.,d.,,.
slso tsken on reasonable terms. jaH-Ims
ROARDING.-A gentleman and his wife
- with four or 1--WE sentlemen a. Day Bosrder,'
cea - ne accommopated IN private family in one Of
Gentlemen wishing lodging rooms without bcafd.
can pc BE- accommodated. Enquire ct this ofics
ROARDING.-The subscriber can acco.
- modate few snsls gentlemen With eood
Day BoarderS taken on reasonable terms.
10. FR. SCHEFFER,
de . North corner Of Broad and 81 sts.
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p d q y 30 Z
TIE BROKEN DREAM.

TIE BROKEN DREAM.
fan attempt 70 interpret Mr.. Mitchell meaning
nolit-ly dedicated to The ubl, defender ot "A H.I1'
Love" the distinguished author Of tho "i'"a'
Path."l
.lt is not 60 much a broken heart you nave '"'N'N
a broken dream."--IlX MARvRL.
Crnr over crag, up the steep hill OF fame'
Full MANY a man has toiled tor a name'
And when he has climbed to a pieasnS n.'s"'
Some powerful form, with res's'Iess m'Sn''
1I,s naSs,d mn the steep asccn; WIN 4 o""n"'
AMI bnrIcl him. stunned. IL The ilt,icss stou"u'
Saw. WINS it the arm of Providence!
u, lived. in the spring time, a maiden ia!r'
With 1.-the Saxon form aid paie SNA'" """'
And many an evening sat at her iee''
While their spirits were in communion sweet
And rcnius hcamed from her clear blue eye
Brightly as Ienus-8 smile OF the SKY.
If love misled. has he no detencci
Their days were bright days, rs tho dream rolled on
And he was quite happy Whale bliss secihed "oh'
He fancied a home :ull Of light and l"v,.
Where labor ana love should be life = alloy.
Then the cloud without silver lining caine-
The storm at length burst, and It's lambent flame
Licked up, and dried up, llte's freshest stream.
lie raved, and then prayed, us that calm palo bro"
Said that all hope was departed now:
"A wall, high as Heaven, should stand I" sever
Their mutual loves, from each other forever.
lie raved, then prayed, that it might be ii's"m
To bid The crushed heart forever be sui
No heart was brokcn-twas only
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MY OWN SWEET MAY.

Thu new.mown grass was sweet,
With the breath of early summer,
Aud the wind among the leaves
PLAYED with soft, delicious murniur,
While my own sweet May and
fingered in the fields together,
Drinking beauty from the sky
In the pleasant sum CT weather.
She had come with artless grace,
Noissless to the shady nook,
Bearing in an earthcn pitcher,
Water from the bubbling brook
For my own sweet May and
Were each of low degree
l q farmers boy and ragged,
A serving maiden she.
On her half averted face
Modest bushes came and went;
But her lips unspoken language
Told q tale of sweet content;
For my little May aud J..
In sunny summer weather,
Ofour own hearts love wero shy,
Sitting in the field together.
So the happy hour o fnoon
Sped with noiseless wing away,
Aud | could not keep her longer
She must leave me-darling May
For her little bands must work,
All the summer sunny day,
And | must toll again
In the clover-scented hay.
l watch her girlish form
Glide away with careless grace,
Taking oil the sunshine ruth her,
From our humble trysting place;
and l wished the time away,
Till the harvesting wore come,
When my own sweet May would be
The angel of my honei
Now I look for her i'll vain,
She who always came before,
Aud the sobbinS brcezes whisper
Nevermore-a h, nevermore!
For when crimson Autumn came,
Firing up the forest leaves,
TIE Angeio of The Harrest
Bound my blossom III has sheacrs!
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SENATOR DIXON, OF KENTUCKY.

Senator Dixon, of Kentucky, the successor OF Hen
nv Clay in the United States Senate, has Joined the
Democracy. Reud his lottor, dated Henderson, KY,
Sept. ga
GENTLEMEN: ! MA in tho receipt nj Your favor
of the 18th iust., requesting Inc to be present and al.
dress a mass meeting Of the Democracy, Ia be held in
Paducnh on tbs 27th inst. Your are right in suppo.
sing that j: is my intention TO cooperate i'll future
with the Democratic Party. The Wing party, Will,
which | hav. so long acted, las II" political existence,
| have no party now but my country. Il" this | shall
not cease to be faithful. The American Party, divided
ns il is into two great sectional parties, The me North
ern aud the other Southern, can only inlurc where il
would serve the country; for instead Of strengthening
the national men Of al parties, it can only divide
them in all the elections, when unl"n and concert
of action are necessary 10 the very salvnti"n ut iir
country. As lar III | can Judge, the Democratic par
", although weakened in the free States, l. still ma.
tiuual, ind Still ro.opcrates with the Southern Dem
ocracy, in opposition Ia the Ab"litrIIlsts and Frccsnil-
ers of the North, who, to destroy The institution of sla-
very, would rend the Union asuIdcr, md bury be-
Meath the ruins Of the Constitution the liberties ut the
country.
regret, gentlemen, that circumstances ovcrwhich
| have no control will prevent my being with You OH
tn occasion alluded 10.
am, very truly, your cb't scry't.
ARCH. DISON
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am, very truly, your ob't scrv't.
ARCH. DIXON.

MR.. MASON; TIE AMERICAN MINISTER
IN PARIS.-On reference to lie Monitcur, tho "tl.
cinl organ nf the French Ciovcrnlnrnt, we find cri-
dence that the Paris correspondent Of tho CONNER
cial Advertiser, in his letter, gave undue Significance
tn Mr.. Muson's attendance nj the celebration vi the
Te Deum nj Noirc Dame, on occasion OF the Miles
victory mt Sebastopul. lie Monitcur says:-'A very
great number oiiurcign ministers were present nj No
ire Dame. We there observed their cXcrllcucies The
Papal Nuncin, the Ambassador of tirent Britain, and
the Ambassador of the Sublime PORE the ministers
Of .Auslrin, Pruasin, Sardinia, Spnin, Portugal, the
Two Sicilics, the United States, Baden, and the Me-
therlauds; The Charges d'Ailarcs Of Tuscany, Swift
zerland and Greece; representatives of the United
States Of America, and the secretaries of the Saxon
and lInnuvorinn legations" Now, -onic OF these f'r'
eigm ministers represent governments which ARE hot
only ~unc"mmitrcd To the allies but are reported T."
sylnpathiLe with Russia, and it is obvious that their
attendance implied nothing more than ordinary civil
ty.-IPhFa iugu.rcr.
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THE WHEELER SLAVE CASE.

PHILADELPHIA Uct, S.-ApplIcation was made in
the United States District Court TO day, on the part
Jane johnson, Il former slave Of Colonel Wheeler, OF
North Carolina, asking that the writ Of hnbcns cor
pus issued 10 Passmore Williamson 10 bring herself
and children into court may be quashcd. John NJ.
Reed, FOR the petitioner, asked that the petition
be filed, contcnding TINT n writ of hnbcas corpus
must always be issued by or on behalf Of the party
whose liberty is restrained, and not for n party wish
ing to restrain another. Before the argument was
completed, the court adjourned.
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SERIOES RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

BosToy, Oct. S.-The passenger train on the Bos-
ton and Maine rail road was thrown from the track
this morning by running over Il cow. The engine
fell down the clnbankment, and Z. Abbott vf Ando-
yer, Charles Richardson OF lIaverhill, express mes.
sengers, were killed instantly. X. Glcuson was bad
ly injured, and George Richardson, fireman, was so
brakcsmeu ench lost a leg. Mono of the passengers
were injured.
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TIE RESULT IN GEORGIA.

We re-publlslI our tables, shown. the result Of tho
elections in the State, with such additions and correc-
tious TX latest returns have cncbled us to make
Juhnsom's gross lnnjorIties add up 1886; Andrews
5,a37. Johnsun's nett majnritIes S,Gly, which will BIZ
increased TO 5000 certainly by counties yet to be
heard from. Overby's vote viii probably amount to
5,OuO. Crawford's election secures six of the eight
congressman.
&c are Democratic; % only Know No;hing.-lAugus-
Ia COEsffUfioaaKSi.
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DISTRESSING SHIPwRRcK.-Wc regret to have to
record a most distressing case of shipwreck and lo,-
ut life. The fine ship William Penn, Of New Bedford,
Capt. Coils, from tho Chiucla Islands, bound to this
port, was lost on Sunday, the 3Eh ult, of Cape
~llatteras, and all on board with the exception Of one
man. n seaman by the uaIne o. Francis Dixon, were
drowned. We learn from Mr.. DIXON, who reached
this city this morning, that the ship struck about 9
o'clock in The morning, the weather being very fine
and clear, aud the wind from the southwark and east
ward. Our informant states that, about three hours
after she struck, this inaInmast went close 10 the deck,
and snon after the ship went to pieces, mud all Oh
board, including the captuin's wife and r passenger,
were drowned. The long boat, our informant thinks,
must have gone over with the mnsi, and this may nc
count for tho sud loss of life, there being but two
small boats aboard, and on the bnttom of ono II these
he found himself some time after the ship struck. and
on which ho was thrown on the beach ncnr Cape
~llattcras. lie states there were % persons ON bourd
besides himself.
We were particular in showing Mr.. Dixon the nc
count of the wreck seen by the schr. Ccrru Gordo,
of Hatteras, on the 10Th of September, but he snys
it could not have been the VIM. Penn, rs he is posi-.
tive that the Inter did not strike until the next day,
and he further says the description given does not
correspond with tho VIM. Penn. Ho snys soon nftcr
She struck 3 schooner passed within hailing distance.
and on being hailed by Capt. Cole passed Oh without
rendering any assistance.
The William Penn was a fine ship Of 700 tons, was
formerly a Philadelphia and Liverpool packet, and
at the time of her wreck was owned in New Bedford.
She Ind on board a cargo of guaiIo, consigned To
Me-srs. A. Barreda & Bro, Of this city. Capt. Cole,
our informant BAYS, WIS about ~ years of Hge, and
bis wife only about 2~S.-lBahimore Patriot.
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and leaving the stage al Marston's willie my poor
comrades begged hard for shelter nnd food, | threaded
my way through the familiar grounds, aud, after a lit
lie delay, was uslered by u spirit OF darkness into
Pms"to'y' | was right glad to get there. But de-
fer an account of my sensations to another number.
RAMBLER.
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FOREIGNERS AND CATHOLICS AT THE SOUTH
The following statistics, complied from the census re-
turns Of lSjn, possess much interest in other re-
speots. They show thu proportion Of foreign
ers aud Catholics TO the total population Of the four
teen southern States. Compared with tho native
population the number Of Foreigners Is but two Ia
ilIirry-nirc, and the number Of Catholics not quite
mn. IN ilirI ". hvn
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FROM TRCSILLD,

B0sToN, Oct. S.-Advires received here from
Truxillo report business dull on account Of the rrvO-
luton. Gen. Alvarez with $40 troops was marching
against tho place. A party of government troops
whilst accommodating outside the walls un the Sd ut.
were captured by II band of robbers, disurIned and
driven back. Their report caused MI intense excite
mcnt in Truxillo, aud all tho citizens sought shelter
ON board tho vessels in the harbor wlpre they re-
manned thren days. On the 18th the government
troops and the robbers fought a battle in which the
latter were defeated with considerable loss. and their
leader captured and belIcadcd. Many families had
fled from tho city tnking their property with them
At tho last accounts quiet hni been partially restored.
Ii was reported that the revolutionary leader Ind
beun killed in battle.
a meeting Of American residents had passed Il rnso-
luton soliciting the presence OF n United States Gov
ernmemt vessel TO protect American interests.
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Sr. LOUIS, October Sth.-The returns of the Kan.
sas election for Congressional delegate, come TO hsrt
slowly. Atchisnn county and Le~svenworth cry
have voted for Whitfield, the pro-slavcry candidate
Partial returns from Douiphun county all go ht
Whitfield.
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GEOkGIA IEEISI ,,r,-n,.

Macon, Ga, Oct. S.--lho returns Of Tho .,oc,;o,
so far officially received, show &c Americans for ,hr
majority III the House GU joint ballot is e,,imnt.d y,
81, by tue Democrats.
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rtIr 49, .r ruE ,,Itr,n Dr>ry

We are happy &" b. hb': I" stntc that the infOrma
ton We gave ycs,crday concerning tbs loss OF thi
ilr only survivor, WAS inaccurate 81 far ~ regard.
The loss of litr. \ dispatch from Charleston, date!
yesterday, informs us TINT Capt. Cole was saved by
the schooner &. &. S'raitrn, and has arrived there
The Captains wife, Doctor G.. L. Brwcinr, of virr.
nin, n passenger, and seven scamcn, were picked up
by the brig Minis, aud taken Ia Savannah by the
steamer Knoxville, on Saturday; the first officer,
Win. Wood, III Nantucket, the second officer, Hal,
of Massachusetts, and seven seainen. took I" q RAT
and have not been heard of. There were from ~ 10
~ persons IN board, of whom :wo were drowned On
the Both. Our informant, Mr.. Dixon, no doubt wa,
under the impression that the -tatemsnt he made va:
literally true. rs, in the excitement consequent on b,
own escape, his ideas may have become sonewhG
ODscured.- BahtmOrc Pdiri0t.
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LATER EpnM NnDrf,Ir

NoRt"Lk. Monday n"on.-1hr fever confines p
abaic; but lew new cases have made their nnn.,r
nnr", and nm occasional death. There hav, h.",
nh"it sixteen deaths during the past three days. mas,
"f them being those Of returned refugees TL.s
were fnar deaths on Sunday, and none today. '
la Portsmouth there have been four deaths sr;
eleven new ca-cs III the hist thrce days.
Rev. Mr.. Dcvlin, Catholic priest, is very i'll.
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FROM MEXICO.

A correspondent nj the New York Herald, urito,
from Mexico, gives the following picture Of anair. IN
that country:
This broad Republic is again in its normal comb.
ton, which ia IA state at revolution. The rrca, hal.
quin Of the age, 1.-THE Grand Master Of The ps,iorsI
and distinguished Order OF guadalupe. y havin. bill.
ed, the admirers nj his fantastic trucks rrInair ,.r
rlcteIy habbcsa-ted; and like 80 many a.-es .ua.,.
worm. 10 initiate the trick of the monkey, are rrn.
wing themselves To bc Il most ucoinpreh.n.ibl ,rrk
Of ninnirs. Carrrra who is but Il SORT nt LailiH 10 tho
great bandit h@S cav"l IN. He couldn't stand The
outward pressure. The result il, the entire country.
"rcj"Ra, Clcadles..l without even the shadow OF lie
form "ta general government. La VEGA ren7ip. rs
Military Governor N the district uf Mexico, auI con.
trolls the few troops got together there, in the Aopr uf
preserving order; but there is nG ministry, lo rvve.
nue., II" authority, and, IN fact, nothing that constitute:
Il government.
Meanwhile, Their, are nov three distinct parties re-
va.;u. the country. and scckin. Ia dcvour each other.
The pur"a, ar r.gulHr unmifigatcd Simon Pure Plan
of Alvarez platform red republicans. Next.
the n"drraG"s, or 2oOd-iair-t 10 niIIiing Liberals"
rs they style Themselves, who want 4 pateruai gov
rrnmrnt. without Il Congress, but who know about
as much ri Il republican form at government MS tho
snw that l,ters every month knows cf the CESSATION
nt an elephant. Thirdly, the high intalliblc Church
and STATE conscrvadores, who 20 with il, neck or 10.
thing, upon Il central de.poii.m, aud are opposed 10
al liberty Of conscience, OF the press, or even OF
speech. The last Is nothing more nor less than Il r..
| dictionary movement in favor III the return OF the nd.
sc"n!ed dictator. Tn: oirer parties are in favor oi
h.,nsclves-cvcry man tor himself, and the dew!
take the himITo,t To the above may DO added tho
independent movement Of Nidnurri, in the Northern
provinces. IL" l. Il pnr", but rs he is goiu2 II alone,
and determined 10 set up for himself, is Quilted to
special noticr.
Niiaurri has with him y large force of irontirr inen,
or border ruiian,, as Father Greeley would say,
several e:-"!!iccrS al the United States army, aud,
altogether, the most formidable force under arms IL
ia. republican In" republic that was. Ike is nos
marching upon San LUIS poI">i, and already W. hyr
rumor- al ii.Atim. between his forces gHi ihus. "t
iIarnv Taa!ariH, the leader III the con-crvad"rcs.-
\itnurris ohlcc; appears To- be the .cta. extinction Oi
the central power IA the Northern States. aud the ~.
rnhlisLrueut ~ thu i"u- linked oi Sierra Madrr repub
lie. H- plan !. An extremely liberal one. Let hin
- ahead. Who caa see tis way through tic cloud.
I'm; lower upon our noGsc-;te halls If MOn:cAuma ,
VIA; i - oueu.as q: the national existence How
long CAV The -!.trsc:-! c"uairy stand tns state OF At.
lair NEsi ought me United S'aie. 60 he doing IN
,a,s c"7ss: &c. a. Thee are questions which !
Y~-o?orBc very frankly. bu, winch ] shall not a,,cmp
- aa:urT.
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ARREST or a NEGRO SrEALER.-We learn from
the Lynchburg Republican that II letter has been re-.
William Rout"n, formerly OF Buckingham county, in
this STATE, but now living in Missouri, was arrested
there n few days since for selling three nrSrncs thar
he had carried of with him. Que of the negroes be-
lnng"rl t" Thomas Gray, one belonged Ia Eliza Rou-
ton and one to Wm. ID. Jones, all OF Bucklngham
county.
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FROST AT TIE SOUTH.
CHARLEsToS, 5. C., Dor. S.-Thers was q heavy
frost here last night.
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MEDICAL CuLLrGY.-Profcssor Scots in;roducto-
~ lecture Monday night was li>trncdt 10 with much i'll
irrrst by II numerous and Intelligent, audience. The
quite large nd will be considerably increased. The
rnilcrc, we are happy to say, re.opcus under iavors-
bic auspices.
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= rhDlif,sLF CRor.-Mr. Sidney II. OMAN.
VINO purchased Sla acres otIanl, known a: Wincbo",on,
ls, n Hnont half Il mile above Frederich. bmps. =,
;o"", IL" months ago, has realized hail that sum
rom lIH Crnp NJ broom corn his srnann
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ATTEMPT TO RELEASE A Prisoner From ,1NI.-
The Petersburg lntrllI.cnc-r learns TINT AZ stiemp;
WIS made lust week IL break info the ini =: Chester
field Court H"us. for The purpose NJ releasing iH-
negro Joe, who il under sentence -! death. Some
persons residing nj the hotel heard Tx aN!>G &: he ia.
and went on. Ia see what was the ta.st. uts-p re Gur.
slar fled. a strict watch will be AeYi %:,Ia ~, pr
-nurr hereafter.
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EIcHMoy CoLLHGE.-Up to Saturday last, 100
students had mn:ricuatcd, and this number il is sup.
posed will be considerably increased. The lodging
rooms, or dormitories, recently added to the ediiicr,
are all occupied.
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VIRGINS, Posr-OrrIcx Arr.Ins.-Tbs Doc
ter General Inns issued the following orders: '''
Samuel o.. Smith, postmaster. Barry, R.,.,
nenburg county, vice Robert w. Lsud r%se' L.
Samuel Glover, postmaster, Clover Hni .,'rSnei.-
county, vice +. b. Laud, Resigned. Sam,s nppnHs'oI
ley, pos,master,.B Broad Run Station. Far6pn;n l. BE-
George b. Cochran. resigned. William Hi To-" % county,
Ter. '"e Henry Ty.
The post-ollice at Moranton, Marion ,
continued. 'oua'y. Is dis.
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ASk1GuLrrRaL FAIRs.-Thc Preparations. mali.
ther'. sn nr'F IN retcr,hurS this month will, the pspsr,
among the four or five new buildings eysc, %Tation'
uc'ason Hall. The railroads in the Stat b a"o ! IN
nns ,grnteel thing" and the next Un;on , ., G2Ee
E r. rhlf Is expected TO be a complete ,rin,5nb tU' !.
r rtvoL.cAsnIrE; water has been introduced into IN ~
s'""ma", ana the erection of buildings is alres ,ss
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RICHMOND FEMALE ISsrirrTE.--The second scs-
sion Of this institution has commenced under the
most encouraging circumstances. The number "f
voun. indies in Attendance on Monday WAS IL, AMI
there are constant acccssiOns, go that We may safely
OH 2UO for the session.
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CITY AND STATE W.

iNkCArrLE-Th most superior 10, =
we nave seen Tins fall isays the Hardy WSG'attlo that
Ell through our streets on "Wednesday In" ,a "gsl pass
.n;d ,o o marxo.1 ico Some half dozen of ti "HEd, the
s"'u l . hVGraer IhoO, ana ono POO pound. ,%e.s
Of Augusta. "'' "Iend!-