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AUCTION SALES ApvERrIsEp M rHE WHO.


Jly iThe Union Hotel appurtenanees In Chris.
tAnsburg. Montgomery county by decree Of Court.
Riehmond-to he sold the O. H. door, at IL o'clock NJ
18th Tract OF about OO called deep Cumber
land county, ~ miles from
l9-Perrnptory sale Of 1899 OF land AbemAre
i6b%val9abIr farm Ln.n e. I. Wy hosrs
" -Soo, 90 .sIs'Isso1. ;s,y miles from Richmond
known Belmon," the canal
h-NaluAble 4Fn, "awbed" In Orange county containing
saus dayanotbe valuable county be-
tween 500 and 300 Also house Ia village
Also tract Of 100 lover part Of Charles City
Court - ~ ''' - '"' " IL u"'' . ue0'se OIL
s2dAHaion in GoOeand county, containing Jes acres Of
which 2I5 are heavily timbered. Terms very liberal.
f6h-Beauthl residence and valuable farm called Linden
containing S4SH acres situated In Orange county
same days acres u5o Of which /. meadow
l-ndg situated IA Foyd eoaniy about miles from
99tA farm Of 22O Rookbdsc county contiguous to
& river and canal also tract BY containing coo
Aug -A raot Of az acres lying the PluvAnna
dAyA 4Sg acres In AbemAre county bordering
on ms esn.L with comfortable dseling, ste.
eh-Four tracts Of fertile land, Abemae county Of
I83 with mAnsion acrss With
Ing barn etc. Of 50 Mountain Tract" con.
0A the Court House lexington franchise Of the juno.
lion VALLEY Turnpike company ETC.
river With all regulate buildings thereon. Advd by
i4h-Ihs e'ss. IN Lancaster county, knovn a, Indian
ts 1e,e' chiefly lov grounds also, loo valuable ETC.
9shA o. G2J acres, Abrmare county ~ miles from
Cohham Drpot alo, tract of $50 acres woods The
St i Sale Of ~ 80 Including esrpenier black
smiths, A. ) q warnin''eL, NshOn co.
oct 9hParm In New Kent county containing acres 20 be
sold At the O. ~ At auction unless previously disposed private
Dec 9ThA plantation containing 1870 re, in North Ala.
hama.
MscuIsEEoUs.
JniV 2dCarRo sale Of Muscoyado Molasses by O.
Wrrtltam a Co commencing at 10 o'clock
Venpor, Allen 1 Co, commencing at O'Clock
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Rec, St5 ,W I'LL FEnALE sEmINARY.

MISS MARIA l. EASTMAN, Principal
Media teen miles hon Phiisdel2 BY Rsioss n W. sss 81
on WEDNESDAY, September IOth 1886. -
SrS Improvement. Vii be nnEsS sy s ssso9 nth al ss
@ san s so eo;s In PSn, o. taste and
enjoying The benefits OF mEi culture they eoufor,s
The institution TO Afford to young sd,e,
the mos, perfect continuation Of the
Gs spared TO reader tin reality what Profs'es
school New England previous esdence In PennsyT.ps
and for The last SIX has been the
says:
Miss NJ L. Eastman proposes to open Young Ladies' Semi
nary In Media, Delaware Co.. september NEXT has been
ion Of hsr capacity efficiency She
ia; had large and ,aeess,u experience The building Which
@ aud surrounding country are distinguished Tor beahpes'
.nr1si their daughters Miss reason re
Mas be aided by an eeisn, corn. Of Teacher,
The French Language will be tAu, aud spoken by Partisan
.rhs As German. spanish Italian Language, will receive
The Department will he under the charge Of lad, emf
On ne Piano OF 70 Singing can have the benefit Of Visiting
Drawing and Painting viii he under the direction Of Lady &C
The humber Of Papn. !. limited to forty.
The TERMs FOR BOARD AND TUITION In all the Branches
Mss Eastman has y sr 10 nSs %oH,
Re- Revsd A. Potter ID. ~ aud the Episcopal clergy
Non 2 Pierce. P,s.dsa, q the Us.
Hon. y, D. BaEsr. TX Gov. Of New Hampshire
Hon w TAppan, NJ. O., from New YORK.
Rev. a. MeI % D. S c% "a "a
Pierce Butler ESQ, Of Philadelphia
: ", oisft, Esq, DO.
Geo. Wharton. ESQ, do.
Christopher Loser, Pot,,vnle, Pa.
Geu. wymAn, 81 Louis, Mo
,.aN..a~ MIS- a%Hs i3 Y E. sI!siss''
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CONGRESS-Fnip,y.

In the Senate some debate upon a resolution Of
Tered by Mr. Weller granting TO the State of California
eight thousand stand of in addition the quota To
which she is entitled under the annual distribution OF
arms to the States by the Federal Government Mr. Crit
enden proposed any allowance that State beyond her
proportion II the to be placed in the hands
its militia. Messrs. Weller Cass Toucy and Jones Of
Tennessee spoke in favor Of the measure basing their
concurrence mainly upon the pona geographical DO
sition OF California The debate inter- upted by n
message from the House Of Representatives announcing
the death OF one OF its members, the Hon. Thomas
Bayly, Of Virginia; whereupon Mr. Mason submitted the
usual resolutions of respect and sympathy preacng them
by biographical sketch OF his life the public stations
he had occupied the Federal service and that OF his
State. In his remarks Mr. Mason alluded in afectionae
and admrng language to the public and private virtues
Of Mr. Bayy and deplored the loss the country has sus
tanned in his absence from the national councils since the
seeds OF fatal disease had unexpectedly terminated in
his system and carried him to another land in hopeless
search Tor restoration to health from which he returned
hut to die. Mr. Cas1spoke in high terms Of the ability
and putty Of character OF the Departed and
ded him as example 10 his country. Mr.. Seward said
ne would only for delay the heafse of his friend
as he might call Dr. Bayy, passed before them while
in memory OF an intimate and valued intercourse he laid
an humble wild flower among the wreaths deposited in to-
ken OF mourning and respect The resolutions Of condo
lenee were adopted and the Senate adjourned Monday
In the House OF Representatives the death OF the Hon
Thomas Henry Bayly, late Representative from Virgin
IA, was announced in Impressive and truly eloquent terms
by Mr. hlson, who offered the customary resolutions of
coincidence and respect lie was followed by Mr. Goode
his colleague, in feeling tribute the character and
memory OF the deceased, and by Mr. Cobb OF Georgia
and Mr. Campbell. of Ohio, who zach bore testi-
mony TO the craftsmanship and high mental and moral
qualities OF their late associate These addresses com.
manded the most respectful attention of the House and
an immediate adjournment followed
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am certified By Dr. Boyd IL matter Of record. md
which admin In " is forcesithout stopping Inquire
the .sr.oos ssss.e., slsn iSs Sosss : ss
But take notice sha, the Assembly after standing ior
are dos uo seem 1n 70 2, ,ss -SsS' 1H
1880 hnd 'hem-dong what YAprosressing in an anti
slavery direction No Sir No sri but actually -ec,ins
holding Southern man.
Say what you will may about the agitation Of the
subject Of slavery In QUO General Assemblies s appeal
TO the Records Tor ndubtabe proof that our position
not Proyrssrs In anti slavery direction but on the
contrary, and clearly. have receded and have to-day
CLEANER and better and ess equvoca Record than your
own.
It believe, a settled principle that 'subaequen,
laws tpassed by any Legislature corporaou do not
operate repeal OF former haze by containing different
provisions 70 produce that effect the provisions the
two laws must be Incompatible and the former Law /.
only implicitly repealed by the subsequent Law SO far as
the provisions OF the latter Inconsistent with the pro-
visions OF the former, that they stand to-
gether" .-0T--T
Now, doar air. il had been the natural e, etoi your
action OF lsfo 10 repeal what Is the ac
ton OF 1918, there stands that "sakiag ie resofio
passed in the "dffcrnoor, which makes the action of
ISIS paramount and binding in each every patc uar
the subsequent action Of si5 might be found to
be inconsistent with IT, :
Now, neither before after dian,r do We snd such
clause ON our Detroit Record All in the previous
of assembly whchis inconsistent with that OF $50 aud
1886 implicitly repealed, and hence, say again. pre-
fer our platform TO yours.
You make it necessary for me- by your repetition Of
other point To refer briefly to It, Ia article Of the
l+th, quoting from the Rochester Evangelist you make
your types say-"The Southern churches IN 81
are diminishing, and will in time fall or They
are stigmahzed at home belonging abo-
ton Assembly, &c, &c This idea Of
in numbers, which the Rochester Editor has furnished
seems pretty little harp to you and find IL touched
dclcately TO words OF your owns folows-"a- the
Southern portion Of their church is growing bednfnHv
less and less year &C. &c In your letter OF Oh.
24th you see 6 to repeat this idea of our i,ai,io,
aa Rhu,-h in h. S1a,tk 4
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lFoR THE WHIa
WINGS OF VIRGINIA.


The Democratic party have recently been using every
exeron to secure your support and cooperation h,
approaching Presidential election. YOU who for
years been the only representatives, of conservatism
in America now asked to sustain party who have
never administered the Offices of The nation for four
secutive year, without involving in the widest
tonal les or foreign party which have
never devised tho frE to arrest the fearful
consequences which their folly and radcasm have
brought upon u.s. but which have looked the Wing
party that peace they had destroyed and which
they again destroy, soon as it is restored party
which found the country under the administration Of Nil
lard Fillmore and hsppy, aud which under their ad-
nnistration, has been involved in er edT, violent
ionai anmosi'ies and well nigh foreign party
which could find 10 opprobrous epithet apply just
year ago the American party than that it THE
DOWN, CORRUPT ABOLITION, FEDERAL WHID
PARTY DISGUISE party, which has created all the
strength and influence OF Black Repubcansm in this
Try by inducing fanatics the North to believe that such
men Clay Taylor Summers, Fournoy and their support
the South Aboitienist party which has
admitted the responsibility and influence OF Northern Abo
iouiss by making certain compromises" with them SC
the support OF such Benton, Trumbul
Hae an Barren and their hegemen they did in their
late National Convention party, which has denoun
ced you, spit upon YOU, kicked abused and deframed
concealed you Federalists, MonArchiss Traitors aud
all manner OF evil names. With such party you
asked to unite in order put down Black Republican
ism, but the American party which embraces in its organ
izaton the old leading spirits and champions o
your party. With party whose leading men" have
declared ''they would vote for Vim. II. Seward
than Willard Fimorr," you required to affiliate
With all these denunciaons and all this abuse still fresh
in your meuloes, and CALLING your spirits, you
CURED cap the climax Of serriity and diSlOnOr b.
/ licking the hand that s1nites yot,
Wings OF Virginia, you prepared for such sham,
s.1 degradation Are you prepared throy yoGrsel7e
grasp within its Shiny fud- to crush YOU forever Ar
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RICHMOND w HIG.
TO CORREsPoNDENrx
For interesting news, telegraphic, &c. sec outside.
NOTICE.

Tho public hereby informed that is sutho
r.ed to sell copies Of the Wing at the railroad dePos no
tel or any where else and make this
to protect subscribers against the unPrnePled boys
and negroes Who believe. have been stealing their pa
Pers and offering them for sale ANY gentleman and friend
who may witness violation Of this rule Of the Office, will
render and the public service by making Il known
TO ms, and reward OF S will be paid to person who
uay convict OF selling the Wing after this date.
Citizens who wish TO subscribe TO the Wing, have
it lett for them regularly by calling the Office and lea-
wing their Persons desiring single copies
likewise obtain them at the Office.
June 2lst 1856.
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Increase 2.2ii hhds probable
has been oGttei falling speetion
points In this State The inspections here Nay
bids. Increase last month 1io hhds
The total value of the exports Of cotton tobacco rice
and naval article, Of year ending 80
1885, amounted to tlo6soo'. Al the present
they about ttsoO7. giving
Of tss oooo The New YORK Herald
section OF In North,
10 believed participate to the full cent
amount Of t2 sdoo which, esq.,
ssceA Tito the tltsoo'' slave products
Of brcadsi us timber. part Of the
Union and add the tsieoooo
Und States With tie large Of region
which In 1850 amounted grand
Of slave products Tor single Of probably
the Southern States ss cotton plantations esi
5i i5so tobacco estates s1 hemp
Of land cotton
The Knoxville Register that very important de-
made the other his Honor, Judge Alexander
regard the upon
known "ktlnE bills Of exchange" The Register
In the the a shields. and
others Jaruasn and Hail for
defendants judy
IN he @ n a s ON s'r va. :A ns ss from ss
Bill OF Exchange intended by the parties
to paid state form Of B Of ssesanss ss
s TO- oDS for the P sT, adm our s.Sry laws. TIA,
lied 70 the three damages allowed
they might Of EIehsns- had
written upon it ACE acceptance uav to ascertain the n,rn
they might take Into confederation the that a.
habit loanIng money upon sSchanse
dscountng Jury case only .I per
ieesos will Interfere materially With
banking, which, understand, prevail with
As there were three in the subjoined table
Published yesterday reinert to-day appear
ed originally . present record:
EXPORTS IRON RICHMOND TO FOREIGN PORTS
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AN OLD WING.
To the Editors OF the Win

Being natsS Of our goodly city, and feeling deep
interest in its commercial prosperity, it is with pleasure
that notice the services rendered your otherwise val
uabe sheet by the faithful supervision of your commercial
Intelligence upon which the prosperity of the city
much depends and particularly upon aud proper
price current of market the Of which has been
much felt he brings TO bear his gst energy, and
commercial tact which he has gained by mercantile train
ing. making strictly reliable, and by his close obseiva
uonand general interest in mercantile affairs render
your paper particularly attractive to the commercial
munity
The general interest expressed above, and justice
your efforts, and who has been born aud raised
our midst has caused this lrespass upon your columns
PEARL STREET.
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$50 Prizes, amounting to-. s9cs cca
The 1900 prizes OF 81 which
draws the $4,000 prize n that numb,r
then odd number ticket thr
number then number be entitled 10
$50 In addition TO other prize whieh may D. drawn.
Purchasers In buying equal nsub
ekr VIII he certain Of drawing nearly half
ssm-. With chances OF obtaining oth-r prizes
~ Rrmeniber that pE- PAYABLE full
~ithout deduction. " ~
''.ving prizes at The usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
viii be rwarded Ia purchasers
Whole Tickets $40 Halves -. Quarters o. 80.
PriG- tickets cAshi renewed Ia
~ osdsrs for tickets b- addressed either 10
js2s + SWAN Mco,,n mnsn.A, AZ. ia "r
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do not oftcn gracefully surrender power, the exer-
else Of which they have usurped and II the Vigilance
Committee continue to hold the rsins Of authority
after the demands ofjustice have been fully satisfied
in the matter of the recent murders we do not -,
how civil war is to be averted in California, Let ms
hope that the next steamer may bring W. news tina,
the COMMITTEES has voluntarily withd. avn from the
control Of the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-02

HLouScEs.-founces all the rage this season among
the gentle You hardly be able distinguish the
ea6onpoia Of one Of your lady friends from the meagre-
OF the other The wilderness OF dounccs that covers
both ~rcover all physical dieranccs Blows OF silk seem
to roll up from the feet towards the head threatening to
enguf the delicate We see in tho streets since
hoops still the fashion, nothing but h,ge OF dry
goods in locomoton from the circumference OF which
bottom peep tiny gater boots and the apex
OF which at the top is suspended bouquet in small
lace basket chened bonnet the interval being crowd
cd with striped aounccs like the huge convusons Of
ans
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.. LEwls Maasn.tt. seeret.rr.

IHr GOLDEN HAEygsT o. AUsrEALiA.--The adviccs by
"a sre truly startling The estimate for the yesr 1856
SlOOVO0OO0' or 1000 O00 stering-woud appear fab
n,os we're u rot 10 the fact that in Eve weeks from The
sO,n o. February 70 the 2sth o March nearly nine and
psI millions VI re slipped from Melbourne 10 Englsnd
'.s oe q" "e'se closely approaching Tea millions
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We copy the anncxed paragraph from the Ssioua
tnseaixcsc<r, 81 Ell
sss.aalsy n. s.ss. q ~ ~ - s.,.sl. 2
The SENATE srpay as tbs subject Of Evss
aid 10 the planters o. NE uad etss NJ .s.sd met
ANAL Importance 10 The eeaay IL t.Es Ne aid hat ~
"a. crop osana Cor svsr. has sn "a fe toar
hundred and twenty thousand
planter 81 LouisSna suppcsed ~
o Sod but must be rvprodae IRON the
u
do % conveniently vssseis dsety
where be planted 10 avoid ~quent handin
which Of the The senate IN vev Of this
readily Mr. s motion. joint
authorize without unloading hsu
Mr.. zsk< insalry which granted that the
expiency mailing
specific appropriation for the importation Of .ee Tor
ErAfuous dsbusiou 10 the planters Of he uniisd Ssase
The following is comparative statement OF the receipts
durax June lH and the same month Canal
n IL h.
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Francisco correspondent
the New YORK Herald gives the following of
Published In the California papers .n
This O'Clock three hundred
square placed
down Central
following while
quiet looking Of gentlemen walked smother direction
and placed their prisoners board Of clipper which fast
tripping anchor for Turin part which clipper having had
this ne cracking breeze perhaps about hundred miles from
distinguished
vessel Charley Dazne billy Mulssn wooy Kearney
Of lesser ten spare
and must refer you to the papers for general details
PS-Ex-Covernor Rgler notice By
mall to this country.
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WIG NETTING.

The "old Line whgs" OF Richmond requested to
meet Goddins Hall on Wednesday evening at O'Clock,
To make arrangements for the Convention be held
the lSth inst
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rtNf OIL hlcNsoEp, Aprn lea. inS.
barins s~lEh past M 10
rss and ,fn place than my hsnd scrs
ruesinr Of his applied fsrf
dag he ven Aeeshss nas .hlsA
nail about nehs. long ~ 10 hshssd
nehboss SAID he voad b rood Tor nothing dvv
plees Of lint and Turf o.
Al from ~
IL Io horse badly saAsE ths
Of h h In vo ae~ about tve inches dep and esr ss
which SIN day Your fsrf on
piled brought them entirely sound truly d.
remedies Tor have tnewn and have lived
for several Use this thah proper
vey truly. J. H. wnsiasR
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HossintK AocpsSr.--A correspondent, 81 the Balti.
moro Sun writes fo'o-s from Havre de GRACE. under
Date a June 80: \ ~ -, ~ - -,
"Adrsadfal md f.tai accident occared On the Pha.
delphA Wilmington add Baltinorc Railroad ths incoming
sPpesrs that a.t evening Gerans il The enploy
OF q. Egeeton, Esqs hanct John Hsssr and
went 10 neghbong STORE and with other things bought
whisky. Ii Is supposed they have become intoxica
ted. and either laid down fell the track and
sleep This mornings train, which passes here about
O'clock, p..sed over both. killing them instantly.
Tux ISuspAroS IN FRAsck-Among the mos, deStruc-
tive results Of the late foundations Ia France the food
ing VI the great quarres of Anger The Journal de Maine
Ct Loire gives the following details
The Porce (thesc the names Of the Quarries)
first hed then the Kmtagc and then the cached
the mounds which surround the Grand Coreaux There
la prcscnce Of the obstacles accumulated by ence and
devotedues they seemed readable la rage and
with prodgious apity Very shortly alter the crowds
collected at the mouths Of the immense openings
struck with horrible admiration the sight of this furious
torrent which, surrounding the last Of tho barriers
into abyss with louder than the oudcst thunder
dashed aside like the Immense Of rock which
stood Ia It's passage. lev iustants suced 20 an 10 the
edge this gulf Of two hundred feet in Depth vide
the Champ dc Mari, (sono hundred English acres
and to annhilze this wonderful work. the result Of
much labor and anxiety. To the noise Of the Gall Of
rushing cataract added the Loud whistng from the
galleries, the opening OF which hurst through
ment The ground around trcmblcd In earthquake
when the torrent rushed into the galleries. and the spec
tators in alarm hastily retired considering that 10 would
be ashness brave these commissions nature Thou
sands Of industrious workmen thus thrown OF
ploy.
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We comparative statement VI the inspections
Of this the ending With soh ult and the
preceding ending so June Il vii Be observed that for
ths months there has been large Interior
0o,, hr,ux a..
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ALABAMA LOTTERY.
lirrnosrrKD ALABlxll

TO he drawn In the City Of Montgomery on rHuRs
DAY, July 10, 1856, the HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL. SWAN co. Managers.
Prizes amounting
100000 DOL l. AIRS
w be distributed sehr,
$1,000 NuMBERs-l5,6,o PRIZES
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,ooper'sHaval History

U0OpFT'HNaVal Hst0Ty.
History Of the Navy Of Americas abridged In
one volume from the Octave edition. By fenmore Cooper
tinued 1886.
Western Africa Its History, Condition, and Prospects. by Rev
Clara Slave Life Europe. preface by Sir Archibald
Aisan
Walkers Expedition Nicaragua History Of the Central A.r
War and the sonora Kinney Expeditions Map Of Central
Americas and Portrait Of General walker
The Asscie Sam Slick England, Author the "Od
judge" Ac. 80
John IIaraI. Genuernan. by the Author of"Oirer &c