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FRIDAY, May l6, 1886.
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a resolution was adopted directing experiments to
he tried at the United States mint with view Of de-
tecng and preventing the unlawful deterioration OF
| coins.
The Senate concurrcd in the following substitute Of
the House for the bill of the former: :" to provide for
ut leas two election precincts in each ward in the city
| OF Washington and for other purpnses."
BE II enacted, &c, That il shall be the duty of the
city corporation to provide at enst election pre-
clncs IN each ward to appoint commissioners TO SUI
perlntcnd elections in the same and To adopt such
other regulations RS may be necessary to give full
| force and effect to this section.
Sec ,. And whereas native born citizens, residents
ct the city ct Washington who arrive ut the age III
twcntyOne years between the .1;h ui December next
preceding the election and the day of election not
allowed TO vote at such election. BE il further On
acted, That no person. naturallZej between snd day
OF December and the day oi the succeeding election,
shall be entitled TO vote at such next succeeding cleo
| ton.
Sec. g. And be il further enacted. That at all cleo
tons L, be held in the city of Washington for mani-
nicpal orcr.. the polls shall b. opened at o'clock,
A. NJ, anI closed at !, T. NJ; an! that oil acts and
parts Of acts Inconsistent with this NJ: are hereby
pealed
Mr. Mallory resumed and concluded his remarks in
defence of the naval board.
Mr. Crittrndcn replied contenda. that the board
had exceeded the power conferred upon them and
that they Ind no power to inquire into the moral
character Of the officers
MIR benjamin offended the board
Mr. T"onbs discussed the question of the power of
the President to appoint and remove the nava! Off
GERS. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
discussion took place regarding what disposition
shall be made OF several private bills heretofore trans
United from the Court of Claims. The debate involved
the powers of that tribunal.
The House adopted rule that all bills and reports
from the Court OF Claims shall be referred TO the conf
mite OF claims: aud every Friday, Immediately after
the readng of the Journal it shall be in order for that
committee to report with re!erhnce 10 the business
from the Court of Claims.
The House then considered various private bills,
and passed one Of them; and then adjourned until
Monday.
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which resulted in the death of the latter 10y pisi"l
in the hands Of the former That Dir. l!erDer', ON
writ u h1bcaS corpus, wis iakel before uaSe N'""
ford anl hy him held o bail III Sl0OJ0 To answer me
Charge of Inallslaurltrr. Aud that tie constitution
gives either House the power to punish It's incmntrS
for dsorderiy behavior, ana win concurrence W
two thirds eypel anemuer -roncuiinS with aresolu'
finn that the judiciary committee take the matter INTO
confederation, with power 10 send for persons aid
n,n,rs and report to the House, at ts earliest conVe-
rciruce what action this body should take Ill The
premises. ..,,;, y,
tba resolutions, saying that no question at privilege
was involved, us claimed by the gentleman present
ins it.
The Speaker, in reply to several questions, snd
that the question must Dc submitted 10 inc liouse "he
ther the resolution involves question OF privilege
MIR Stephens moved to lay the Question of the re-
solution rs question of privilege on the table.
MIR. Washburn, of Mime, inquired, if the House
should do 80, whether it would carry the resolution
with III
The Speaker replied afirEatively.
Mr.. Washburn.-Ihcn Il vote to lay it OH the table
will be equivalent to vote to suppress invcstiga'
ton.
Mr.. Stephens motion was then agreed to--yens ~
nays 10.
The House proceeded to the consideration of the
bill from the Senate To define the duties of commits
sioners Of elections in the city of Washington, and
for other purposes.
A long debate ensued, involving the principles o:
party. Finally, Mr. Campbell OF Ohio, offered sub.
stituc providing that il should be the duty of the city
authorities to provide two election precincts for each
ward, aud the polls shall be opened ut o'clock, a.
NJ and be closed II: O'Clock, =. NJ. No person
nuurazed after the ilst OF December shall be emil
tied to vote at the Presidential election.
After some debate the bill was passed-yeas -
nays "a.
The Presidents message on Central America waS
received and read. Adjourned.
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DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK

rrr.iGcEt.-J. j. Sn!s.IE5
Ii,. Pr.Siisg'S.--FIr,t Wari-I,.org- Blow, j.,
jobs Il. Whitehead. Second Wmai-Wi'I,am Den.
by S.. VIM. w. Lamb Third Wari-Wm. 5. Nal
,"ry. Wilson Caps. Fourth Wa:'!-CAar:s Sharp,
O. W. Edwards.
Stcrcnr~s.-Wm. Lamb, Baker p. Lee, VIM. &.
Dunbar.
Corresp2n,liug !Secycfary.-A. +. Leonard.
CynmRlcr on Fnance.-R, II. Stevens, p. II.
Wh:teiurst, W. II. Hack, james l.. Barry, john II
Sale.
OFFICERS. --Wm Whitehead, Jos Il Spraey, ST.
mon Stone, Jno James, William Phillips. George
Blow. WIN ID seymour. Thomas kcvill, William VI
Pnut,ll. T. Pendetou, WIN 4 Graves. Iu. III john
Simmons. Jacob Um-tdlder, AIezanier DAVIS. Tlio>
+ SAFE WIN DENLY, 'Jr., Gror5. Bramblc. Francs
Unirriil!. Il Is Iunstail, l. X johnson. William II
Smith, Thus Flney, William Moore. George Wild
gen, K |! Rddlek, WIN Mallory Spsng'er'
ii Whehur.t. Jno \ We>kmaller, jos Brg!f, James
T. Barry, J \ Kirkpatrick, Jmo S:nvo. w Edwards,
joel White \ VI Cunningham, w Webb. ! j Bal
lock, WIN Spanglrr, .Jno lIipkins, WIN II Parker
.Jmo Rogers, A NJ S;mcoe, Wa CHurcl, Jno II Sale
.Iuo Mars Charles Sharp, 5 secretary.
VlGILAHcL CoMMIrTEEs
First Iy1rd. -;i.u~gc w Seed, Simon stone,
Thomas Xviii, w II G Hall, Waiter Doyle, WIN
Snyder. y HOWARD + Johnson, VIM & Wni'chcaI,
John LeFpn, John Murray, En Prst, E!wa:d
Dadd, G." Stavro, dos Ennttrii".
S.coai IPnd.-Thomts I Kemp, james T. Barry.
yir,in!u, ID uby. Wn Svamk, john Mars, Thomas
o Inuns, j l. Wright. WA Ward. ST. Sun! Il Try:
ln;. Jam 5 land, WIN Clin.. Wm w Lamb, } NJ
Buskey Il Sykes, E,lw IN Lig!:iUot.
y%Tf I,iId-W d SEYMOUR, : underhil', Geo
WrI-an. John Gibbs. Morris Hess. II Nrws"m +
Suau,sI,r WIN ) Mu!iory .inI My, Waite" /! DAVIS.
VI Br.mnr, " IL Buck, II b R-ardon, } & Smith, V
Eridrmrn.
Ouinn, p IL Whitelurst, T. e Thomas, WIN Phillips.
iohu rrlrs Ticmas LEGy, II Ghi-c!en, G Shyier,
\ VI Cunningham, a ) L1sicr, d Wise, j |! Lang
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SCHOOLS AND COELEGEs

-TS,yEIsSIT,,, ~: T,,I,,,--|>.."-<~~~~~~~
ri1A Io!HTMEET OF STATE STrDrETs
< NE Faculty .. "a" University OF Virginia viii I,,..
cr om3ne LEI o: J"y next, 20 make appo:rt 'D't"d
dcs,hc amended 0: the la-t Lryi,la.grc az"
ii for State Students III the to!0"ag 9.s,rf ~ '"iHn'
l. Cry of Norfolk.
II Isle Of Wight Nanscmoni ind Sn,-
III. City OF Petersburg and Prince Ca
Y. Mecslcnburg AMI Charlotte ''u''y'
VI. Halifax.
VII Bedford.
VIII City Of Williamsburg James Cry CL,
-. City, New kem; Elizabeth City ana Wsrvi"s'
IN. City OF Richmond "'"
Y. Lancaster Northumberland Ricb,,,,, ,
We-tmorcland. '"u
MI Fairfax and Aryandlin
MY Albcmarr
Nv. Buck!nghum Amherst and Nelson
NJ. Hardy Hampshire and Morgan
AEli. PH-c and ShcuandoahI
XVIII Augusta.
HlN. Allegheny. Bo,ctour- Roanoke and Cr,g
nm. Russell, scott ual Lee.
mil Gre"mbrier, Faye'r", Nicholas, Raleigh, Brax.
ton aud POcehUr,as
NAiii Harrison, Ri'shie, Dodirlsr, Peasants and
ANiE. Barbour, Uv-hur Lewis. Gilner and Ran
d0'ph
ky. Ohio Gr5ok" sud Hancock.
NNVi. Accomuc and Northampton
&A|!l. Norfolk coUn'y and Princess Anne
HAIill. southampton, Sussex and Greenc-ylle
NXNI Pin. ylval;n.
NNSIil CrIp5.ll and hppomhtiox.
XNAiV. Hanover and Iirn leo.
A%Xv Gloucester Matthews and Mia sscx
XXNVl!l i.OGdOuH.
XNXlN. l.cUi-n. iinoc!iani and F!uyaunuT
N! Jefferson and Berkeley.
NL!V. KOclbrid.c. Bath HEi Highland
XLyIiI. Wc'zeI, Mars'aiL Marion aud Tyler.
L. Smgt4 Wy;hn and Washington.
Applications, accompanied Dy proper testimonial. "A.
dressed to The CHnrH3n of the Faculty souli reach The
University by the 2 oi June Should ,hcrc be ~ .ui,
aDr applicant from District. the vacancy will be r!
r state barge. 4 circular cont'niu: .ucr u.o,
NATION will be- cent 10 any one applying for II.
.,,, -, rbo;r,,o,, -. .Ir''''
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THE SPEAKING DEAD.

By HENRY W. LoSGFELL"w.
When the hours OF day are numbered,
And the voices of The night
Wake the better SOU! that s!umbercd,
To q holy, calm delight
Ere the evening lamps are lighted,
And, like phanfnms grim AMI tall
Shadows from the ti:ful fire llGht
Dance upon the rarlor.waIli
Then the forms of the departed
Euter at the open door;
The beloved. Tie true-hearied'
Gone to visit HE once more:
He, the Young aad strong, who cherished
Noble longing. Tor the strife,
Bv N. roadside Tell and persisted,
Weary with the march OF life!
They. the holy ones and weakly,
Who the cross ufsutfrrlng bore,
Folded their pale hands so urekly,
Spake with us on earth no more.
And with them the being beauteous,
Who unto my youth WIS given,
More than all things else to love me,
Aud is now saint in heaven.
With slow and noiseiess footstep,
Comes ina: messenger divine,
Takes the vacan, chair beside me.
Lays her gentle hand in mine.
And che sits and gnzes at me,
With those deep and tender eyes,
Like the stars so st,ll and saint-like,
Looking downward from the skies.
Uttered not, ye. comprehended,
IL The spirits vucelesS PRAYER
Soft rabukcs, in blessings ended.
Breathing from her lips OF air.
=. though oft depressed and lonely,
All M fears are laid aside,
ha: remember Only,
Such Us these have lived and died
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az CiIASCERT.-SrATEO Of VIRGINIA, TO WIT
b 4; Rulcs held for the Circuit Court OF POwlaan Coun
IS the Clerks O;cc Of the rald Circuit Court from lii"
tl to The ;h day Of APRIL inclusive in TIE year irj
Della GooGe, ii.,
Against
r. f. Graves, administrator with the viii annoyed o
Thomas GoGdr DECD "nd administrator % judith Goot",
deed and rs late committee OF thr said judith GUolc
decd Sar!ucl tx and Mary his vic, John I. Davis aud
Ezuh"th c. his wife, VIM Lewis u.i Agnes, hi wife,
James H. Lindsey Aaron Lindsey, VIM d. Sirttnn in
is own right and administrator Of Arthur LpscUmb,
deed Iohn Murphy nnl Ann his wife, WIN. Sale. John
snIic Derby B Forliuc-, William Forines George l..
Foriuc Martina Pierce Jeffrey H. Davis aud Betsy his
wife, Win P Pierce aid Mary Susan is wife Tariio" T..
smith and (nbrica T. hi. wife, ID. 4. Brown aEd Nar:H.
r., al. wife, Mary Jane FO!!!mcs, Jesse J. Robertson and
Mary his wife, VIM Lip,comb, John iicnr! !lp-conb.
Mary LpsconJ. Elizabeth lp-conh Arthur Lipsc"nlb
Ncr.; lindsey Granville Lindsey, - iDJHrr aud Re-
iacca HE viii, Vim W,rc "nd inn his wife. VIM. For
iEcs Robert Fo-!in2-, Good" io:!.nat i!"inn For
lire Ma.; Eorl.ncs, James fc:!ncs. and E!'y t0rines
r : Cut.rll, and George W. Saclns-, sheriff OF the
county OF Chesterfield and II. such uiln=ftor oi the
e. tate OF Robert J Forlne4, deed. Dcits.
The object O, this suit is 20 Ger tc property which
was held 5y Judith GJode. during her HE. Gra"r tho will
o. TEomns Il ofc, dGcd' ana t!c if"t''" "''n ptSES
thereof the plaintiff claiming .c sc'nr ~ the only child
and Il, i. a, law OF thr said judith GnnHr decd
and III! a:it hiring brca made and NED IN tc cause,
TIA, the d.:eu !au'f Wan evils aud agnes hi- ". "a
'mIeI ii;y and Mrry biz vito, CRAWL /" L.ai-ry, -
II okrr and Rcbccca his wife, In Davis md Eliza
c,h G. nis w:;r and George l. FGrlincs, nhnbi
,anr. -, this state tho motion Of :nc .a!. II Is
r.I hr ,Er srii YIN egs aud S".nuc! Xix md
vile Ja:n Z: Darts and vile, ard Geor.e |! fO-ncs. do
appear her. wi:hn nth a!ter d:H pu5irnCH OF
;- order apd do what mas b. necessary 10 project their
interests in st and that copy ut this order bc pub
l-h.i week for tour c.-, in the Rch
runI Enquirer newsl soer published in the city Rich
OnG and that another copy be pccd NJ the front doc!
OF the Iour House OF this cn"ny on the first day OF the
Mag 6-cwIw wM : DANCE G.
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Law SC!iOGI. OW'TIIE UNIVERSITY UF
TI1;r T0Ck FEMALE SEMINARY.

-
sYOK the year !s:j6 the .rst session of this Institution
vii! co,rcnss On the l5;h OF January and co's on
the l0th oI June The sceeni srosoh "i' co"'"ce the
ay:. Jnly and close the iJ:b December.
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION:
Tu:fion il. the English Departments, including
French spanish aud Italian each cx,su.......... 20
Music, ezra ~ W
Latin hnd G.c,E Class. i. b! irD Organ IT,. - ~
~ il! OF p:ora.:ed sickness DEDUCTION win b
made.
Ia ordinary Female Schools Of the coglry. where o@a
tcacac! 10 employed il j. impossible, or 9" tine, tor
the tce1r Ia d:"i ct!nt constant pcT5oma rcaoniat
is needed For instance the ;r pupil in music
sarly sent 10 the piano practice her m!c phoGt as
s:~,rnce hDEli terc be only ten rcohrs AMI n hour
only devoted bY Gnc TO music til; teacher being pescnI
i've hours ui hr tine Vii! c Consumed ana LGi ;ic N
fer Instruction in other taica 10 ,ns may be traced
much Of tie complaints OF female schools
H." grta; uJcc, o M school 10 secure the uni'1ded
personal attention OF the teachers 10 every Department.
For ; purpose Two trchcrs employed on" 20 attend
TO the O:i:ary English Branches including Mathematics
and the Sciences and the other 10 Muec French ltaGa
Spanish anu Ornamental Branches Miss F. I SCor! vii!
again hnyc c"rg" Of til" first department, By her fiay
and nnia!I.y oi character shc Eaa secured the love u
all her pupils and from my examination know ihs
os" Ghnf her Instruction have progressed with exrEso
binary ITp.y Hnd proficiency tlat it is quite
for them si t".F prcn'- t" sny that progress
been made IN one ihHn in any two years before
In .ic oh"r department. embracing Music French A.!
Ornamental grnache Miss MAEl ANS NrvISs 10 cp.,sel
alry o grca, general Intelligence and long rxper,,Gce
in teaching Having taught IN this Seminary Tor hrh Of
lst session. her superior qualifications AMI industry
that never wcn'cs huv" ensured the rapid improve
"i the yGUm. ladies in her department In Musc.
the ladies ;nkc c;r lessons invariably in the presence Of
the teacher: mad th"n r".fc 10 another puno practice
frequently examine the young rdics, especially o.
such branches ~ rrr generally male s:GOls, .ry Ill.
i-firc:iy ,ra.ncd tra liGse "a take place not
general? nhp"n ~ t!c The consequence is that they
IRE HlHay- prepared.
In cos:ms, Tee! II dG" To the Young Ladies VIII" have
attended ia school! I" express my graceful appreciation Of
t"r uniform kindness to each other and 10 every mem
Der OF my anAy. Their extraordinary dccorum ih'if
d.cni application 10 their durirs aud their proficiency
merit mere than ordinary praise.
y Every article -! cloIh!ng should be marked
#'My address ia Macar!nnd's, Luncnburg, Va
Dec IL--cIi IAIIN nI1. III
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yIK;:iNIA MILITARY iN>TiII-I,

ygSuE iionri Vi,;oIs will the .;fh Jun. IN
make appointments Of Cadets IN IN. NirgiL.s Min.
nry Institute. Applications should be- addressed 10 the
Undersigned before the Board Vacancies tor ,,x
Cadet, vii! exist from r following Senatorial Distrc,s
undrr he old CCaEiitai!Gg;
III! Caroline, EssrX and Spotsyl yauia
y Halifax ant McckicmbIr.
III Rurkir.i!an, Campbell and Cumberland
Nil. CuIpepcr, O:ans", Rappnhanrock. &c
Xvl Grcrlbrcr, Monroe, Montgomery, &c.
XVII Charlotte, LuucnhUrg, Holloway, sc.
XvlII Patrick Henry GuI Pir.sylyaia.
XXI. Roc .im.ham and Pcndl-to,.
NNVI Brunswick DnwdGiG aid GFc-ne-vils.
NNVlII IinGover FluvnnG". 'io0cGi,nd and Louisa.
XXX Al!e.hnay H-.i.. .!Otctour and Poc6hontas.
X%X! oro Tyler. Marshall and Brooke.
NXTlI krGhwi!n, MnSoH, FHy"t'a &C.
Ill information will be supplied pay ms well as Sue
apms hg ;!c Superintendent, on application by letter
Otherwise.
Person. o. School. i".rn. teachers from the cra;ua
ting rl,, 1r Supplied by application TO the SupelE
rcaLrnt.
The RrDp:c Sf;s AZ UHShpV:1" presented by the State
TO tho ln.,!.ar. viii erected tlr 3d JAY wAcG
ceremony the Governor vii! be present
Tie graduation exercise. take place the 18th July
4 GENERAL meeting u: the Alumni l. called the 81 Of
July.
The usual display o: fireworks the night the 9Th
oiJCy. tkAA'lS II. SMITH.
Mu.ch 3l-eowtlst &wt2i;nJ" supt.
F;-War
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NOTICE.,
NDTIIf.
TO ALL CREDITORS OF ISAAC u WATKINS

TO ALL CREDITORS OF Isaac r. WATKINS, ESQ
ISAAC L. WATKINS. Esq, having conveyed to the
undersigned large amount Of valuable property
secure h:s h., confidential dcJs and surcrir Hd then
~ lis creditors ;atG%by ,-hJ sha before he Th OF
Ntrch i-:1, prcsca an! establish their cs- ugainst
him Now notice Is hereby given 10 all crcdifors Of the
said Isaac K Watkins 10 prescn; their cuirs the
| dcrsi med wil.:ut delay
icHslll be ut the Arlington House Richmond for
raj Grys, wGr. hc vii! he glad receive The ciims
CREDITORS Communications may be ado ei to me un
jer;in:i Providence ?. o. Inifax county Va or to
his counsel, Woo: E1glr. Esc rr,cnft p u Charlotte
| county va. THOMAS BaTklaS, Trustee
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.SI1SCELL.kS ESaI.

TRAYsrLaHrISG EvEEGRSESs.-A correspondent
.: the Boston Transcript speaks Of the very 'creen
neopie who seen =: THE season lrGusplanng ever
gra"rs. aud volunteers the ,o!Iowin. information
Strange IA il may seem 10 most people. about The
!;h a. Jlv is the proper time 20 transplant ever
,rsen%. but it cen be done aGy tiGle IN Jrnc or JEy
hav. transp"E,ed hundreds late AS the mrs; OF
August with perit,c; caSs. Il any other season
u the year i; is very diicr TO make them live, and
!: counted for b. the iar, that tie sap does not
:l> r, the same tune &c gduOus trara. Most peo.
IL. Imagine they require great deal of water, and
I:.cn kill them by hydropathy. The roots OF the ev
rr-eu in its natural state sheltered from the rain
ana sun BY their foliage, which makes al umbrella
,v.. them, and they will flourish, We all know. on
r,cks whse no o;hcr tree will i've The earth should
have good soaking at the time of transpanting. but
DO not water the again uness the weather should
~ very 40. and dry, tor ten or twelve days then
good ,irenchins is all that they require"
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DISMISSAL OF MR.. CHAMPIONSHIPS Union
of Ih,:.-!ay has M editorial which indicates tn.
early dismissal "a iue British minister. IL says hat,
considering tie pccuiar,t.s III he position of Mr.
Champion N the present tune, Ne cmnuHf bit Think
that hi, continued residence here the minister III
Great Britain, in view ut what he has done aud Inar
de- III that capacity, has quite rs much tendency 10
disturb The peaceful realuiis OF the two countries
have tie necessary point. Of ditc:.ssou regarding
either the eiilIstu.r business or Central America.
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i tOIF-- 'rf1 . =,
rwIp Nh q WINSTON. &. ID
COliWT$.ICNER'~ OFFICE,

r.
fHNO THE CREDITORS or JEFFERSON Mi'C" ..
Il You are n"r"by nJ,.hcI that | ha"e nS"i u'n" is
lSth day OF June u:xi il fair II not III ncE' "'
thereafter. fSug.Y c:Cepta y u maze ips con lie
and satr Ia. rcr"ng- ..y uAc". -"G.IIci ~ % 80!
ere. al the Circui. Couyt of ESQ., '"''ny, - 100 ts
uR H.. Goth day OF April, Ign II s-i' ~
y.n,iu. IN ,ali Coutl hstw.ru Nathaniel b. l
sole acting trustee ur.cr deed oi trust fkeCuc md
frr-on Minor and Virginia +. Minor, MS wi'e OF.
JEFFERSON Miner Virginia +. Minor anu o'nes ,sci
ants &c VII: to examine whether r bn! mare ice
IN the report sgiI iruste" ,li'u u! -hu the .-J
Ilth ApIl ls:6S was or n" the properly I'll 49,
Minor r., tt l.t OF TIE isc6 d ifuit % f@a y p :U.
to wit: OF tee alst APf 30 ana " a., pO"t
perry OF said Minor whose properly she vas
and s,at. ~, ,coIrr If the .b,s due by a' s ,ssy
Minor aud secored by :e :"ii deed, so , "a
d do" r , .: the s!l eton NTo 1. pGr.ou
year l5 aud VIM sqe' may . s @ eo.sy,t b. y u!
ssi deed rss;'s to % NJ 20 s 70
!eir sale ST which rnr AID pace .n,be me 10 con-
tend with the necessary eT"e"'"''
ply with SAID decree. Iona, Of the said I'i
Given under M hand a. CotniA iit ;ioniL
Cult Court the day and year fret seTpSiISGERFIELD
May l3-ciw d. W.
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see IN SURGICAL OrEHATIONS.-The Cri.
"a Herald Gays that DR.. Wu!co, Of that city, acting
aiaer the suggestion of Frenc Journal has resort.
ad - ice as means Of destroying pnin in surgical
operations. A few Weeks sine. IL reiRD"ed Il very
la:-e iunor FROM lau's leg. He took prcparati"
n! snow und common table salt and applied IL 10 the
diseased pa' which Was almost Immediately reduced
90 insensibic state. Toe removal of the tumoi
accomplished by very little loss of blood and
i!t;:e or no pain The doctors fingers we're however
slightly frozen in the operation DR.. W. thinks fha
tins method OF producing insensibilI:y 10 pain is pre-
frraoIe 10 that OF ch!orotnrm, inasmuch it il
dangerous aud does Hot niure the blood.
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| ENGLAND'S REFUSAL TO DISMISS CRAMP
~

WAsHISGroS, May H.-I."rd Clarendon's des
patel! in reply 10 Secretary VI rcys letter asking for
the recall of Mr. Champion, in the steamship
Asia, aud was received at the State Department this
morning. |, is quite voluniunuS, AMI j, j. under
stnod declines in plain terms to accndr 10 Mr.. Mur-
cy's request. II is believed that the President will
now dismiss Mr.. Canpton, whose conduct Gen. Cass
viii comment upon in the Senate Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-20

TOBACCO IN THE WEST.-One hundred and
lightweight hngsheads of tobacco were sold at the
auction warehouses in Louisville, n.y. on Monday,
at s for the lowest grade of Tugs to Sl3 for choice
leaf Tobacco, the Courier says, s arriving in that
city in large Quantities
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-20

The GROWING WHEAT CRoP.-We have adrices
fTcm all parts Of the Western States, including Ken
lucky. Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
Michigan Iowa and Wisconsin,, from which we Learn,
t;.a with the exception of Tennessee where il has
been frozen out the growing wheat looks exceedingly
promising and healthy The breadth Of land sown
with wheat last fall greatly increased over for
,aer years; and the indication, are that should
hu present month prove favorable til. wheat crop vi
lSj5 will be The largest By twenty-five per cent ever
gathered IN the Union. The fate Of the wheat crop
osuuo De decided upon with any certainty until after
che middle OF June Cmc'naati Prices CRrrsnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-20
NAVAL, AFFAIRS


WAsHISGToS, May l6.-Ihe u. s. Ericate noto
lnac and the SIuop Of War Saratoga, were at ST
Barts May Sd, ana were 10 sail for St. Thomas mex,
day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-20
LNTEi. IRON KANSAS

ST. Louis, May I7.-Dsspnchcs from Eane. saw
that Gov. Shannon had sent an express To Lexington
Missouri with the necessary papers for the ares. Of
Gov. RGb;ason.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-20
a2EItTYIAN GIlNO Ar LOWEST CAsI


COLUMBIAN GUANO, containing large proportions Of
nir"i rHH3F:rE os LIs:E md tree PI!OSF ri. A. D.
n bH.s at 100 To-. Cgyii
SUPER PHDSPH'iE c.. LINE IA .aas OF Low l1s
Zach, or in barrels preferred.
Aliens celebrated REAPiNG and MOVING Ma
CHIMES that cannot clog.
l:"cry description Of FLOWS and AGRICULTURAL
ana HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
tE!l assortment Of the choicest Fl ED and GARDEN
sEEES' Il. l.. ALLEN,
. I13 and l9I, Water Street, New York.