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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

ANoTHER MILL BURNT The Providence Jourpa'
say lhae dispatch was received there y.st-Td.v
t4iins that the frat class mill owned bv The
1snai company, at Springfield, was burnt NJ nc Az
noInibg There was Insurance in Proyideur. on 80.
70 the amount Of 4f7 500. ''''oAoe 'hiees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
A YOUNG HERn.-pnter MORGAN, san of

a 1NUNG hEHU.-l ttcf u1V' Eu", p' II Of
John W. Morgan, residence l4th street, 10 the name
of the lad who saved the life OF younger brother,
on Sunday afternoon last after be had fallen into
the dock About tour months since, young Morgan.
who is an admirable swimmer, saw apother boy
In the river 10 the act of drowning, and without
taking time TO weigh the consequences of his act,
Jumped into the water and succeeded In saving the
f. of his playmate, when all who s-w the deed felt
az u ed that both parties wouli drown. Although
not mure than ten years of age, he is both cool and
resolute 10 time of DANGER and says he believes be
O Ipld rescue a man from drowning, II not 8 4usht
mold Of and thereby prevented the use OF his limbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

Run AGRoUND-The schooner "Cham-
nion," loaded with lumber from Port Deposit, fol
,liaferro's Mill. run on bar short distance east
the entrance to the ship canal. and s now lying
high and dry, awaiting the troubling of the waters
to float her off.
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From the Richmond Dispatch

From the Richmond Dispatch
This ne and brilliant production of the author
OF the VI gina Comediaus has been published and
may BIS had of Mr., Morris ADD other Bookseller
The work will be read with warm admiration and
oensht oy all who can appreciate splendid geaiu,
and elevated manly, moral tone.
Though dealing with humber personsges and
less exciting scenes and events than the Virgins
bier materials and exhibits the same remarkable ORA
matte power which so pre-erninentIy characterize
that stirring story"
From the Richmond Ex.minerI
among the most pleasant and clever books of tn q
month, mr.Jno. Eaten Cookies move Ellie or T. q
Human Comedy deservedly occupies the vsry front
NIX. The reputation and Honorable distipc,io a
In the field of Fiction has been us source of pc.
euiar pea'ure as his writings exhibit stiona.
bic evidence Of genius and OF sulsr purity of
timent and refinement"
From the Norfolk Argus
"'Eliie' vii add to the enviable reputation vbiob
its author John Esten Cooke. has airsa6y won. The
leading characters in the book are the youns Ella
Wide-Awake and Lucia mere children-but liz !
Neil and Katy, they are heroes"
From the Waterman aud Obssrverl
There Is mol hing la the work to offend the m OFT
Dc icat' sanTbiitv while it incuicstes many les.
In strict accordance with the princip es of II
nla,e.ana 10 s"cn way with such tenderness and
preston en- the mind OF ths resdern
From the Richmond Enquirer
TINS last production of Mr. Coose's pen diffsr
materially from any Of the books which preceded it
there 10 the same keen appreciation of char
acter, the same boldneas add vigor of delineatiop
the sams warm sympathy for all that IL lovely and
pure and OF good report. the same GENIAL GOOD hu
NOR and the like traces Of exalted ne
Mus Ellie 10 glorious creation fit to walk hard
Ia hand with Paul and Nell, through English ltsrs
ture to the end of time
From the Petersburg Express
Ellie 10 full of bsauties Ii abounds Ia passage
OF the tenderest pathos and Ii Is entitled 90 n.
praise OF csu'iag ali who 1t to see aud love viz
tue and religion for their own saks,-bisbsr ain,
certainly no writer could set before him
jy 20-2t A. MORRIS pnh,.h.
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STEALING SHOEs.-Malachi, slave, was
found guilty. of stealing pair of gatars from Ihos
Rupert, aud ord ared 10 be soundly fogged for bis
light fingered propensities.
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Nor CLEANED The cutters on Oath
street. between Main and snklin, nre vet 6lled
with dirt and grsss portion of the pavement havins
ton. rr "s'On
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PITTsBuRG LIrIONIsTs MAKING Fools OF
THEM 'ELvEs.-A ridiculous excite nent occurred
at Pus6urg on Sunday and Monday, the result of
VIII ch must have made the participants feel fool
ish. Mr.. H.. B. Nor'hup. OF Sandy Hu New
York sriiv in that city on Sunday, and visited
thu Clerk of the Uuited States District Court on
9 me private business. immediately rumor 90,
a1oat that he WAS slave catcher, taking meas
ures for the capture of fugitive; and at, er ad
retired to bed, on Sunday night, committee walt.
ed him to ascertain the truth of the report. 10
order, probably, to Illustrate his supposed Intent
He ssSu5. d them that he was the same person who
reiets ed from slavery the kidnapped coored free
mao. Solomon Northup, and therefore, so far from
being siave catcher, was opposed TO the insti
luton. Ore might suppose thal after such an ex-
panation all further trouble would have ceased /;
but bis story was received with a doubt thar be
was the msn that he alleged, one fellow cryins
out that "he might have stolen the livery of ssin,
TO serve the devil H." Next morning two more
commit ees waited on him with rouifies, and
mehow The furious abolionism Of the mob was Al
last sppeased.
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DEATH FROM WHIsKEY Two little soma of Mr.
Cox, 10 eatherer hear Hsrrods5urg Ky, topn
oottie OF whisksy alter the ceeDr alton OF the
state OF stupefac'ion, aud one died the next dsy.
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VIRGINIA DISTRIBUTION ENTER
PRISE $40 900 REAL ESTATE-SlO 900 IN

STOCK, &c, TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG
THE PEOPLE-The undersigned. having deter
mined TO move to the Wes takes this method ca the
% ct expsdi inus, to dispose of his VALUABLE Es-
TATE, in and around the town Of Liberty. The
property possesses superior advantages being situated
immediately on the Virginia and Tennes.ee Ra,iroad
aud in the most healthy and fertile portion of Vir-
ginia.
Its value and ADVANTAGES are known to all who have
travelled the Road, and to the public generally
The Distribution will be made under the 30 perrin.
tendenee of responsible Com mssieuers, as soon az
all. ~
Tue Real Estate consists of that we'll known T.y
ern stand, TIE HOPKINS HOUSE. and four other
Houses and Lots in the town of Liberty, FOUn
fakMS containing one hundred acres each adjon-
Rsilroad ~ ~
number of FINE HORSES. CATTLE, FURNI.
IukE, &c, &c Those wishing to purchase shares
In this enterprise can address, VIM. II. Mo.by Mai
VIM w Lettwch Lynchburgi Lawyer Page Camp
bsil e. h; G. B. Luck, Richmond; or
JESSE 7. HOPKINS
Liberty, Tirainia.
ui- of Ptopsrty. iyl9-d6rcIt,
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LUCKY DJsoovERY.-A gentleman paid q
bill In a store OF Snockoe Hill day two ago and
left two 500 notes the Ter, folded up
wise. The proprietor shortly after took up the roll
and was about to ignite it to light cigar, when he
discovered what 1t WINS. He then went in pursuit of
tn gentleman to whom the belon sed, found
him and restored it Lucky for the thoughtless
that his money fell in honest hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

TELEGRAPH PosTs AS no use is to be
made OF the teis or Pr posts extend n. down Broad
''on Sh to 18th streets, aud along 18th to Main It
would De good p' LEY IN the Counc TO order them
70 BE- taken down. Such poles even when ussfnJ
are 1nsightiy and the public street. should therefore
6s obstructed with - few possible of them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

BAIL STORM IN VERMONT There was a ..x.,.
nan sorm Ia the Northern part OF Vermont on r. !
asy isst. Houses were str uck By Lightning in an.
instoo, Wioooski Falls aud other places and Ia. -
hs,tones ieii In some parts of Essex and Westforo.
breaking windows and destroying crops
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WHEAT FOR EURoPE.-The Chattanooga (Ga
Advertiser says: We learn that on Thursday sew.
rnty car loads OF wheat, or q 900 bushels arrived
from Middle Tennessee, 90 route 10 LIVERPOOL
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THK PEEITEKTAkY Posp and the fat
above II are said 10 be In bad condition, and mad
dIs'oins Our ..city fstherS' know the i'm portsncs
OF keeping this fsvsr hot-hoass In good order.
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DAmAGEp.-The Superintendent n,

DAmAGED.-Ihe Superintendent of the
Richmond aud Dsnville Railroad, has been closely
Engaged for several days and nights past in rspsn
the road which wss badly washed Ia several pl.cs,
by the late heavy rains. 10 two Tires INSTANCES
cuiverts we're torn iato pieces by the ood and IN.
emoantments swept of for a distance of tbirtv or
orsy feet wherever thesB breaches have oecpr2sS
large TRUCKS have bsen put down and h,ayy II mbey.
introduced. 90 as to strengthen aud port the "a
repars along the whole line will ba completed ia
short time. "
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s minssIosARiEs.ship Brutus Captain Mesoon
n,s cleared q Boston on Tuesdy for Calcutta
Brovoin. 'ne .oiiowlns missionaries: Miss Mary l.
hefen, Rev. VIM Csldsr~ ood and wife. D"''o
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AccrpENT.-BeDj. CLARK youth of Frsderlct..
ouss. was run over and badly hurt by a fr.i.b,
Irs'a, On the Richmond and Frederick sburs Ran.
road, Tuesday. "sh'
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Mrs,c FOR THE MILLION Armo,

Band expect to commence their Summer enter
taiuments on the Capitol Square, mex, Monday,
and W III there continue them curing warm weather
Who will open subscription lists, end head them to
assist In partially remunera.iDg these excellent
musicians for their labor to please the public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

RIes PEAcHEs-and some of them very
nne-were 1g IN the first market Yesterday morn.
ing, at twen y-6ve c.nts . II DOZEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

Tnr MroHAsIo Guam, Capt Lipscom.iD,
...d.d Yesterday afternoon TO accompspy 70 ne
prsvs The remains Of Sergeant WI q. 1870 g
- = J. = cir members. The company mustered q
w. o.rsr. and were attended nv The Armory Band.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

Fun -AHEAD.-Lee Mallory, Agent of
Kemhle's Troupe. takes 9 benefit at METROPOLITAN
Hall tonight and in order to induce the public to
attend has gotten up rich bill for the occasion.
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v.se.sr-Jim Earle, a drunken, dirty

VAGRANT.-Jim Earle, drunken, dirty
warrant. was arrested on Cary street near goth.
last Wednesday afternoon, while amusing himself
BY throwing stones at children. Yesterday morn
ing the foul cresture appeared before the Mayor,
and being unable to give bail for his future gooa
behavior. was sent to prisou to be taken care OF
by Tailor and constable S,arke Nothing less than
chain gang. and extra supply OF hickory OIL,
we'll admioistered, would be sufficient punishmhns
for this miserable carricature OF humanity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
PLEASANT PARrY.-On last Wedn. sdsv

PLEASANT PARTY.-On last Wedns sdav
morning about one dozen of our ctiz Ems who vs,.
worn ont with the incesssnt fatisuss OF oitv M.
procured the eommodious omnibus "ReIiapce. d
drawn by six fine horses and started for a conn.,
iaunt, but had only gone about FIVE mes wbsn III.
brought up at the farm Of Mr. James NJ Tayior ~
the river road. where the remainder OF the dsv
spent Ia the most agreeable and delightful mann.r
such excursions ars really pleasant and va sdv;,s
our citizsns to secure the "Reiianea,n and maj
them whenever an opportunity 10 offered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

THE HUsTINGs Court will close it's
quarterly term to morrow afternoon A vast
amount of civil as we'll as criminal business has
been acted upon since the second Monday In the
month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

U. 8. SNAG BOATS SoLD-Messrs Ends A Nal.
son. OF St Louis, have purc6a--d five snss bosts
from the U. S.government for $27, 900, which cor,
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THROWING SroNrs-Peter Mccoy about

MUDDY WATER.-The river continues as
yellow mild and Cider with but little hopes Of i'm
proyement
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LARGE BEET.-We received yesterday
rom Mrs L BINFoRp, of Hanover, Beet
raised Ia her garden which measures II inches 10
circumference 1t 10 of the best blood known to
the family of Beets.
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LocAL MATTERS.
n,.r.ru,re DrArH Some few Do

D,.~.rm,Ne DEATH Some lev Gays
49,. - noticed the sudden disaPpesrance o.
Me- Saunders and then exprf sseo ING 80 .nas
shs = "a destroyed hersef On inesosy escn'ns
10, sf,er long and painful search oel oooy 80
ssr,d IN : saud.bsnk ut Warwtck, wnere nso
I'm thrown on shore by the tide, ana tne GENIE
80 -ho discovered II, soon informed nei nusoaoo
arn. .hareabouts and aided In towing " up me
v,vsr :. far AZ Msyos creek where nnding ina, IL
v.s decomposng rspidly and would pear bringing
- fnrther. an Inquest vas held over II.
M. saunders rad once before attempted suicide
h, ,hr owing herself In the river, but was discov.
e1sd and rescued. From that time until fhe day OF
her death. her husband Mr.. John Saunders an
amnlovae of Stearns & Brummei always teared
10 leave her alone believing her to be monomo.
MAC on the subject OF religion. 90 the morning
thai abe lett home she Stripped her youngest child,
an infant of eight months placed 1t In the cradle.
then kissed it and babe il good bye remarkinR that
they would never meet on earth again. The lady
who was 10 the house with her, and heard these
remarks, imm ediately started TO inform Mr. Saun-
ders of what had passed, but when they returned.
she had f.d, and was never again seen by either oil
them, until lying on the sand beach, Mrs Saun
ders leaves three children to mourn her ioss, one
of them being eleven years old, the other i've, and
the third sight months. When rational, she was
an sffsc,ionate wife and mother, and kind neiph.
Dor: but The disease from which she suffered tor
MANY months before her death, rendered her unfit
to discharge those duties devoiving on one In her
position.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-A meet;n. "
10 the Masonic Hall, Manchester on WI b
ing, goth inst, at qusr,sr.pass g 81 siDlg
consideration the propristy Of b T'Y: = b u.
.,s .sa. s9wp All person.
Manchester, July 10 1855 ''sha.
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C,y,L Do oKEr.-The duties of the

N " =
Mavor should be divided 80 rs to place the civil
docket In the hands OF the Recorder or some other
usticp and 10 order effect this, the preaent saa'
~ should be divided and added TO. 80 - TO give
the Msyor more time 70 attend to police matters,
and the enforcement of the city ordinances Iftne
duties that devolve the head of the police are
properly performed, the incumbent OF that ounce
will have no time to spare 10 disposing OF civil
suits for small amounts of money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

FROM THE EsqUiRER.-"Ws ~
N r. Simous for beautiful And ,;,V !halt !
portrait Of the Rev T v Moor. ~. ~ lie =.
tor Of the LIST Presby' erian Chures s,'c.. ,
engraved BY A. 8. Walter, Of Pbiss.si.es !,
fine Dsguerreotyps by Mr.. Simon, = sisais :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

The national GUARD are to nave q
Grand parade and ,arket practice on the 25'h inst,
when they VIII partaks Of . complimentary dinner
furnished By two Of the honorary members. This
company bas overcome oil Obstacles ana 0avipg
attained permanent footing bids fair to attain
a prominent position 10 the front rank OF the regl-
men, Their success Ii the result OF energy on the
mari o the officers and men aud IL richly deserved.
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ALLIED LOSS IN THE LATE ASSAULT

1t appears that the allied loss in the late
assault upon the Malakoff and the Redan,
was much greater than was at first reported.
Instead of five thousand men in all, it sp-
pears by the Arago's accounts, which we
published yesterday, that the French alone
had upwards of five thousand men put hors de
combat. A considerable number of men was
also lost on the fleets, which, it now appears,
took part in the general assault. The intel
ligent Paris correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Ledger, expresses the opinion that the
allies must have lost in the assault, over
twelve thousand men.
According to the Canada's still later ad
vices, no new movements are taking place
in the Crimea. The Crimea correspondent
of the London Times states that Gen Jones'
the chief British engineer, expects nothing
to be done for many weeks to come In the
meantime the allies must suffer greatly from
the summer climate, and opportunity will be
given for fresh reinforcements of men and
materials to reach the besieged
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DEMOVAL! REMOVAL! !-Jh' y.
IA scribsr respectfully informs ms lfl'v,''e,
public thet he has removed his saop 70 .-r,s
nearly opp, site the Banks sue two aoo,' L,,4
new Cq.tom- House. Thsnkf,d for ." ,,,,si
w,uld inform the public that he 10 neE ~ ~ rs
execute sill orders 10 his line st the s1o..s
and OF very rsasons5Ie terms A csll !. ,,,ss'
solicited. JOHN - oV s,ss
IL 20-St Neariv opaque -
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Run OvER-A negro boy employed in
one of the Factories near 25h and Main street,
while at play yesterday afternoon, carslessy run
against a mule cart and was knocked dowp one OF
the wheel. passing over his legs aud bruising him
badly. The cartman was not al all TO bisme as his
mule was walking along slowly at the time.
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DIED,

On yestsrday. 18th inst CoRDELIA. eonsort o.
cbs,les p Rsdy and daughter ofNE. J. burnen,
ased 10 years months and IL dsys
The friends and acqusintapces are rsspectinuy re-
ouested to attend the funeral ct Trinity Church. TINS
afternoon at O'Clock.
About o'clock P. M, Tbursssy, the 18Th Instant,
July. 1855 Mr.. JOHN MOORE, In the SSsh year
Of his age.
His funeral will take rlses at the Second Baptist
Church, this (Fridsy) goth ms ant at 10 ocioes
bro.hsrs James and Richard Moore. are invited to
attend without further notice
On Mondsy, the 9th of JUL, 1855, WILLIAM
H. infant 900 of VIM. J. and Elizabeth Cs,lett, OF
King William county, Vs., AGED 10 months
ssotfer little children to come unto me ana forbid
them not, for of such 10 the kinsdom OF II saven"
On rbursday morning, the 18Th inst., THOMAS
RIJTH second son Of Nathan and Maria Csrpen-
ter aged 7 wears months and DAYS
The friends of the family respectfully REQUEST
ed TO attend his fame al from tn. residence of his
father on Mashal street, this (Fridsy) afternoon,
the goth inst at O'Clock.
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MARHIHu.

On "wednesday evening LAT. the 18th Instant BY
Rev j B. Jsfsr Mr SIMON DkInAkD to Miss
May ANN BU RGEes :, ell o. this city.
ev- Norfolk papers rissse copy.
0..h. fs,h inst At Osk Grow, by the Rev. Rich.
ARD ADAMS. Mr. MARTIN sweeney. Of Rich
mond Va TO Miss MARTHA d. WILLIS, OF Ame-
u Lynshburs papers please copy
n, IN. 17th in t.. bv Rev Mr. Woodbridge, JNO.
n GAssAWAY to Mis- MARIA L. PREVAIL, Oh
Of this city.
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twelve years of age, received severe cut over the
left eye, yesterday afternoon, while engaged in a
rock hattie with lumber of other boys at the cor
ner of 18th and Fianslin stre cts
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CONCERT OF PRAyEK.-The monthly CO.

cert of prayer for Sabbath schools, was held Ii
the lecture of the Grace Street Baptist Chu rct
O. Monday evening. The average atrenda ce Al
the schools for the month of June was reported al
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CECOND EDITION AT PRESS OF
~ THE GREAT RICHMOND NOVEL
ELLIE, OR THE HUMAN COMEDY; a Story
OF Richmond in 1852 By John Esten Cooke. One
vol, I2mo., illustrated, 81 IS.
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NoTloE.-A meeting Of the S,o.,, %
Of the Tuckabos and Jane, Riv., osocsaia
ny will b. held at the Office of D, n1aI1,t g,
Co on MONDAY, the zd instant ~ sa,:s
M. q. w We.
jy7-eodtd "oIsfu
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DnpATcH r-s rHE SPRINGS. Persons
-o,og TO the Sprinss can have the Dispatch
amt 70 them for any length Of time they
s.~v desire.
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come dovui Yes. h viii; bat not ne sasosrc
of some former yssrs. 10 fscf, the gsy y. 80
| forever when the farmers N CenIfn s..s., II
wheat Tor store pay 81 81 1-a cents oasns.. IL
| tbis civ particularly we cannot expsca se'y
/ ice for d az while war exsts among iour " -
/ natione Of Europe ~ithdrawing macy .noussu
from tllsge and furnishing nou.ns ~ eaun.
i Ia b. A led from this or some ersn eso"'"k So
| ~ o,he s m AT sroudd the Black Sea
| srne hsrvest Ia England 10 reported vsry psen
vard and th n ID always sgaiost grss' 49,, ~
It tue heads are well flied, because Inn s,r csrrv.
September Is usualy very uniavorso's. ~. - n
/ ,ne m, crou safely to the barn or STOCK ys'o
s.nans nroys bad tbis fall, 1t will have me enees
| To Ia crease the price Of wheatfn the Ooo. 80
since this must be their grsnsry Ior u xrtn
| Under the circumstances IL 10 psrt'cuy 'I 80
nate foy farmers generally hst they VIII MOI nnse
| N force .sIes but csn hold their crop spo aM
coming evest Agricultural msy rene ,,S 81 -.
for several weeks there has peen uh, Ill
among the -four dealers to keep up p. nd
thew can work off the old stock without loss, anu
thai a. soon az the new grain begins 10 cou'o io
ward freely there will be an equa,,y St1ous 80
biued .fflrt TO put prices down. we nopr Ia L,,f
re- that farmers will not be guiied iaso 'ne -.
,ba, becsuse there 10 a very large yieid OF whea'
Ia the country II must necessarily DC feouo 80
very low rate Ia TACT no man can iorm ~ ~
r. CT opinion Of what the price Will De, uuth a,'ei
the hsryes. In Eoeland il secured, and the numper
of bushels accurately sscertsined which they are
able 20 do there with degree OF certainly not al
ali apr oachable In this country.
After remarking that the crop of corn VIII
in a great measure regulate the price OF
wheat, the journal from which we have
quoted says that, although there are more
acres planted than ever were planted before
in this country, yet the spring was cold, and
the growth up to the 1st July unusually
small, so that the ripening may be very late,
and possibly overtaken with frost and mate
rally injured. or in all the Northern States
entirely cut Off 1t comedies however that,
| at present, corn is growing as well as could
BIZ desired. Whatever may be the prospect
of the Northern corn crop, that of the crop
in the great corn growing regions of the
country, according to our information. was
| never more promising.
1t is believed that the crop of potatoes, If
rot does not interfere, will be the largest pro-
duced for many years; that the crops of
oats, Gin Virginia the oat crop of this year
will be one of the finest ever KNOWN barley,
buck wheat, and other grains and vegetables,
will be excellent. SO that there is good rea
son to expect a reduction in the price of
-four, and at all events, the land is saved
from the peril of famine, result which
should fill every heart with profound graft
tude.
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