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EIHGrEES HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIx.-The wear 1855 il
the latter part OF the sOth and the beginning of the
year OF the Independence of the United States it the
6569h of the Julien PERIOD IL the latter pant OF
the 66ldth aud the beginning OF the 56l7th since the Gre
ation according TO the Jews it is the 26O9h faccore
TO 'arro) since the founding Of Rome; the 26Usd
since era OF Nabonnsser which has been assigned TO We'd
nesda the goth OF February OF the 3967h year the
Julien perod which corresponds according TO Chronicle
gss 10 the 74Th, and according to the Astronomers to
the 646th before Christi is the 5632d year Of the
oympads IL Is the latter OF the l272d and the beginning
1.-THE l273d year o twelve unaions) since the Hega
or flight OF Mahomet, which, is generally supposed,
took place on the 10th Of July in the year 622, OF
the Christian Era.
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CUHiOrs LEGAL DEcisioS-There hiss lately occurred
IN Germany, before Rhonish court trial in which the
Judgment finally delivered appeal would seem TO con
ic literally not essentially, with the Old common law
maxim that andhOdcr owns from the soil upwards even
70 heaven. The and proceeding thus reported
man possessed some nut tees, OF which the branches
hung over Che ground Of ncghbOr who picked up the
ripe nuts that c from the tree and aso broke some bran
ches fOr this Che latter prosecuted for theft ADD tres
pass but acquitted on the ground that he entitled TO
pfoht by fruit growing his property. Appeal
vas made from ihs decision and the judgment reversed
by the superior tribunals. becanse the principles Of civil
law ordan that all fruit and branches belong 10 the stem
and the -iom 10 him upon whose ground IL planted and
that the right 81 property Of the latter does cease
with the extension over neighbour ground matter how
for this extension The accused consequently con.
dcmucd on both counts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

FROM CHISA-The China Mail Of April 10 and Over.
land Friend OF China Of April Is tell US nothing more of
the civil war IN that Empire The lately published
at Hong Kong shows that the population has increased
from 2ySYS IN lS4s, 20 726O7 in 1885, the greatest in.
crease having been chiefly during the last two years. in
1888 the population was 39,0l7 OF the inhabitants there
are no less than 7066l Chinese. The Calcutta English
man
Letters from Shanghai at the leaving Of the steamer
aude TO the successes OF the rebels Marking over the
lmperalists, with of the rebels moving agans,
Soochow, the mart Of the district Of which Shanghai the
shipping port, and some tears entertained lest this
should cause interruption 10 the usual course Of trade
IL may be this ruor which has caused the fall 10 opium
with u during the last day two"
statement published by the asgnees of the insovent
estate OF hesss Nye Brothers Co show that the affair.
OF thn hn are IN condition than generally
supposed The liabilities declared to he about a. 500
OOO and the assets are computed at 5O1OOO. No es-
than sl1nOO IL owing 10 Chinese and IL appears no
improbable that, when the affairs finally wound I'd
tbs result may be than shove stated Lond1r
Paper
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IIox EowARD EvERErr.--We regret u arm that the
health Of W.. Everett has from Cause become sed
aud patriotic with which hs is honorsbly
aud intimately associated. He has therefore requested
tho citizens Of RoT5ury, Ma--., 70 release him from hs
engagement deliver 10 that place the Pouh Of Juy
next his celebrated GRAFTON toe life aid ehsscter u
Washington.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.


MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
osucs % rns wuie. June n. 1853.
Al the New York Exchange, First Board Yesterday.
$500 Virginia sizes we're sold :. ss.; ESQ ssx ssoos
sss With saysrs option for aen To-day ves, ,od
eays
The auction sales Of real during the pas, week
voaih Indicate rather .fnx In the mari than m.
aey prevailed An oanss found purchasers. and ,hsv.A
The asres.s amoant Of the sales small
sum- encouraging To despite
ar.ueAehs there 10 stu possibility selling
s prices The following lie, Of tales, In Ches-rsd county
b. hsssrs eeaan Appsrsoa s "a On is isss
lot os'osnd hontiar iss and containing 1874 square win
tenement hereon situated Branch sesi On
iIih instant Messrs Lsus ad two lot. No Ara a ,,u
a,ed In the Of FULTON, fao IRON, BIZ no a,.p a. As "a,
per oot-sed; and Lots and e.ns $50 n d~psh 10 A.
for 70 eta-tifo Messrs Taylor cold ON soh IA, m
Jsch son street, ronng r. ana runsipr bach
.snvea'sa depth" for ssk 0, tn. south "a. b.
Messrs q. 4 A,
ss frsa, sy - and isIk fss, dsp. ANAL frss.
10. No . q e, I.a, By lss and ny depth.
10, Nc To- sax tea IRON, y SsI rect deep win
sixteen .ai.ssa, s SsaIas ssa,o fee. and r.n.,s.
iS.l ssi;: jis sa aSss ,,ss,s ''a'
vide ssi,e per loot, - ' ,.,s
The Wilmington n. c. papers Of Tuesday mention IN.
Arrival there Of nine vessels from Hyde county, Ae an loaded With
corn They brought ie OF which va, ola A ar a.
81 cents. cash. and sixty days credit
iy reference advertising columns viii b, ob..rvd ,h.,
ss are no aueion xalss Of real place this v,k
sept tracts Of land In Cumberland county Our hs, Of ,.,
Tor next month embraces several desirable rms iocsrd
some Of the bes, counties prva,. onsrnr, ala.
Include several really nne beyond limits The SAL.
We haae the following notices o recent sales:
iso-rhe sales olsnds BY the nos Central Road eop,pv.
b. month enc ssss n:
Sst son.idsrss,. sss., "" seso .s' Tbs
price q her .ns. sSsssS, n s. Lou. .a The @
% 81 s = ys.s, ago. and among
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23
ne GEmTurICArE OF A
HOT SPRINGS. HATH COUNTY. VA
II ATURES OWN REMEnH nm. C.s..

- M vssrnE place Ia open the rvcsp.
there a. sss. sssns and plunge e@psr.are
these water; are eseea s hing he hun IN
sndoar taiss,u.ns: Pss.. ni.-, vsr. oh
sss. order In s STAT. '. IN q. s saa ss
s no Of in the
pale ..lo. complication pudS .sa s.ee s,ren,,s sS
:su Ss. s above. ,s.
other miners. hss been a.sd In vain ss
sse sad ssr or ,s nsass,
place iss nile ca k ssss Y on n. I.
to ,ne Srssoe'er white Sulphur springs s
Sesr.'sn 70 Meoro amer which only is.s~ nss
.nd sSare from SaiPors w. sSi,so
The Ara night the warm pSs sna n ii.
,.as"9 s ho iosrs si1eS s"s,1s
These spring. valley In an elevated
Srs aiSSaoa am. and SsS and The
IN Attendance sos . and nne band
,b. dres. I 'sr Issr s,o%s,on and viii furnish
sPries' -i,h cases of cure. 4s ''''N'' 81 VIZ
IL rs NEGROES AT PUBLIC AUcTioN-i on.r for a. ND
no and Know. SoD a. indian S on the
9sr,S. fir, containing 1870 chiefly 10.
%; %s are bed. mari and oyster shells they
Indian TSrs nov highly Improved and the rapidly i'm
Of The .rre,, e,; With lsrse portion timber and
TSs s0a ssSs rs1y ss~saoS large portion
Yields also good estates viii
stock them and would ;el privately however, MN ri.
DAY The ih day OF August continuing day to day ulI
should the farm. be sold privately Eroe. &C. to stock
i h leu 70 the highest bidder, commencing above
E; Of every description, on said estates.
sa,s known as coG,,Onan. eons9ns acres Also Would
the surplus slaves Also Of all Kinds farming
THURSDAY the 9Th day Of September next, a,
near warminse Vs. will rent out The Lanevie farm aud With
will sell te stock Of all Kind. personal property
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~ ESofrU srForoH Sir Benamin Brodie me eadnR aveop
IN England, has q fl1oa year never operates on
snyng under 40 ear. OF bhOpssg sDd receives fees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

ISDiANA PEsirESrIARY-We learn that order has been
restored IN this institution. The convcts are thoroughly
subdue, and IL believed there will c no further signs
Of rebellion. Some twenty-five were punished Heaton
tnot Eaon) the ringeadcr Of the mutneers received
sixty live ases the bare back with cowhide uiirty
OF which we're applied before he began beg Tor mercy
-Loniaeihe .Lonr.. IAnrnLrn
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nUnwELL,s aEAPEa.--on h.od one Of purvsIl'.
les kDwiN wORrHAht co,
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EsTABLIsHED IN 1854.

TUE sCBsCEBERs would IKE can particular attention 10
The shove fact In connection With success
o. heif business and this notwithstanding great
shch continually then In vIsu Of above
points great Inducements been In order
hsgq Increased sales The manner w have and Al the
unle receive ne confidence of al parties Interested
DRAP DEIE cOATsA few Of NE above Coats Just
hand, n shch call The attention Of persons desfng
gentce and eoforabshein very sc these Goats make Al
ma8i ITO Main street
= CAsgs STICK IpConTCH, . eholo, .r,Icls JOS,
asso-is - purLoP, nosousr Co
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Nh. FmLNOREs CASDfnirnHE-The n Y Rsp.ssa
says has authority Of letter from the Hon, ullard
Fillmore, received 10y the last steamer from Europe for
ssyiug that under circumstances will he cease TO be
candidate for the Presidency unless the gentlemen who
dominated him shall desire the withdrawal Of his name
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ae any pump Sso 70 H Bssb and
Is nothing about hot and can Se taken
power raise AIn. feet ris pump !. from - %
rises IN :, by hand 100 fssi cheapne-; No.
The handle % the p asS and nm my .ns of pip
% y Ss ".sI n nus The cylinder twice
.y adapted 70 de '.s ri,oad dfioas niaia0 and NAV
guarded against and Practical and .eissn s men
me sen,ae seeing !" operation s. .sSs .s sh
operated economical We rsss Ga' Of order
5 SCENT fire.. ears s =. an e
S h1 pics Ss vii. a r c q SS sp: ssS .ss 3
a@ ar. ssnsS FOR very deep
ale q a. nc .. 70.
Be explicit as to The kind Of pump ..nsdeiep shipping
T:%S ssd
pine Ht e a. We" '! ay 'T sps sSsd have ss
For sale also by ". LrSnsEr Inventor ''"" '"''''
vi NSl.. No, medium M.stsT. I.sev
RLA,ssTIING spowDEH;.,22SSsS 6ss:. e,. quality, for
lt.3 DAVENPORT ALLEN Co
s1ar and o M bivESp SS sf s1 20 re-
IN BnIs. TANNERS or; sr,e.e for Machinery.
js2s Davenport. ALLEN 4 CO.
81 OYEnING,s CRusHED AND POWDER
je35 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co
20 g. ale ssS 3 SnTESrSaF afs CO obi
PACKAGES PRIME yOLEs, for sale by
ls23 No ii Pearl street,
:RO HHDs. WILSON'S s5oT s s for sale by
ls23 No. ii Pearl street.
10 a..sss: F"Es sisSFS i''
wILsON's sURRY COUNTY PURE CIDEH
w NNk6AR direct from the manufacturer. Just received
JeB Corner Pearl and Cary -i'.
RowLAND's Nv FAMILY FLOUH, fresh ground
ol ale By !" $ sEIDsS 1;' MILLER lffsISa an"
VACKsoN,s sUMMEH TALLOw CANDLES.
le29 Corner Pearl and Cary
NJ o. s.ANDTTas s s,s Of son;S=rs. . s;
oa ''D sELpES. MILLER.
je93 Corner Pearl n nd Cary
! 6tHAmPAGSE, sPAHKLING, uOssELLE,
~ oAret add Hook Wines, In store aud for sale by
je9s Corner Pearl and Gary SIS.
EAMILY FLo'E-A few sgI; g. ,sPs.G, t.%Hy Flour
6WEDES IItON, STEEL, AND NAIL RODS
100 Bandlc, norway Nail Rod.
r. ~. SKINNER CO..
SPIcEs.-lS Bags Pepper, 10 do rl%snS, ie5 ale W
les = !" 'N' % ca Cay street s,S:s..
,UNIN PLATE.-iIs Boxes Loaded Hoonns Tin
100 90 s S5'si s,psi e. and S % Tin.
| For sale by ~ A. sKiNKKR a CO.,
| J-& No 30 Cary street,
TRnoOns.-TSdo t. Blooms. for safe By
Jcas No 10 osry sP;e,
GI o.s GoI "a , 81 S
% Sii1'' Blasting SAv SSsSSh ALI ifrS f Co. Tor
c,HowEH BAT8s.--Lsrr.b,s. and Ioct,. p.,en, IN.
- vaed baths Those luxury
Cold Bsih, during e hot months should and pro
baths together With various drsa baths, isI
J,si puLEtEY co.
"ATEH COOLERS, Of va,ou. .iss. 10 Zinc and Wood
superior ar With small piece rendered
jsgi '''' ~ BULKLEY 90
A usTIN's PATENT ICE CREAM PnEEzERs:
- We believe these % be W. best les w u-e requiring but
jssi BULKGEY co, 1877 Main
II jsSi EH sKiSKER a co, Cary st.
fOPPgE sUGAHs.-iOO barrels Coffee Sugars, receiving.
JSqi an rKIsKERa On, No 70 carya
ftaUsHED, POwDEHED AND GHAsULA-
~ TKD suGARs.
II o. 10 roudsred Sugar
81 DO oranulated DO.
Yor sale ~ Nh SKINNER co, 80 o.rys
A DAnASTINE CANDLEs.-isO Bore, Adsp.puns
j,si ''''' - ' = Il. sKISKER Co, No 80 M.pa
Or go, oy "a g., a :, SA A.. cofFEO Po't'
Je6o Ir SKINNER co. Ne. 70 aaIn
a GRIcULTtuAILImE,o n . superior quai,y in spy
''s oh az Is; iooass I Co. .ss i
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L,agEnryiLLE, n. J., June ia man named Martin
Fen8cn vas instantly killed yesterday by lightning in
shed where he had taken shelter. The lightning struck
the she'd tearing on the roof and ran down post against
which the deceased was leaning.
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o. Dn.-That John Van Buren,, u about 10 marry q
young lady recently returned from Europethe only child
Of wealthy Scuaor Of South Carolina lately decea scd.
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MoSTIR.-On Wednesday the 10th inst, Messrs
Patterson, Guy Co., Ocean View, on the Chesa.
Peake caught monster Of saW6sh in their sene some
thirty eet long II has been skinned aud sent 70 the nu-
scum a. Cumberland, Md.-NorfoT Arqu
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YELLOW FEVER on BRirsH SrEANrR-It has already
been mentioned that the yellow fever prevailed board
the Maacca, at Port Royal Jamaica IL appears tina; a
ter some thirty officers had died. the disease sud
denly ahaed and the steamer the 9Th inst arrived
bermuda. The Gazette, of the latter place, says
Soon alter she left Jamaica the disease
eppeard and on her arrival here she had Ss cases and
had buried persons during the voyage. 1t was nten
ded that the Maacca should proceed TO the North
ward but she was IN want OF fuel and her crew was SO re-.
duced by sickness aud death render her quite nade
quae TO the operation OF scaling and it would not be
sale to send men on board OF her from the other ships
eang e0n,agon she was immediately sent to quarantine
at Ports Island That island now been placed in rigid
quarantine.
We are told that for days prior TO the ARR of the
nAacca Al these Islands, there had been
fever, and that there has not been one since Four
have occurred since her arrival and there are two or three
doubtful still remaining The MAacca has lost eiph
ofheers-one Lieutenant, the Master, Asst, Paymaster
three engineers &c.
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e. AMERICAN DISTRICT CoN

k- AMERICAN DISTINCT CONVENTION
20 AT fARMVIlLf-The members of he Am p,rv
"a ~ Lynehoarg ecorai District requested gates
rom their respective counties District be
Rarmve Prince Edward county THURSDAY a.t OF Juy
Tor The purpose 81 selecting Hector for the District place
Mr. Meredith who declines full delegation the eoup,e
In he Is sired
AMERICANS OF PRINCE EDWARD
The Lynburg Virginian, National any Other pa
n.5--.-s,tS, r.
~ Papers which Published original ca win pleas.
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SHoorfNG 90 THE MoRuox LEADEE-James stranp
the Mormon leader shot NJ Beaver Island the 9Th
by two OF bis iomcr followers. lie received three ball.
in the body, aud blow from pistol on the head
Strang vas alive mp 10 18th, but In very crt
Gel condition. The assassins had been arrested.
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DEATH % Carr HAMILTON GARNASY.--we are panied
to learn hon the Savannah Journal d. Georoian that
Captain Hamilton Germany, Of Rnggold while out shoot
ing birds last Saturday with fatal accident through
the accidental discharge OF his gun The contents
ed and abdomen, causing his death on the FOL-
lowing day.
Capt Garmany was born in Newberry District s. c. In
1902 and soon after attaining manhood removed TO Gwn
nett county, in this State where he resided more than
thirty years On the Indians threatening war against the
inhabitants OF thar neighborhood volunteer company
vas formed, OF which Hamilton Garmany was appointed
Captain In 1885 he fought the battle against
the Greeks at Shepherds plantation which lasted three
hours. He had eight men killed and several wounded
while fifty Indians left dead on the field In this
engagement the Captain received severe flesh wound
and in after fights with the Indians he greatly distinguished
himselt-AHgusfd Chronicle
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-FAUaUIEH WHITE sI EI ? srnISGs,

FNNH we'll established be for VISITORS
the frs; Of June under the Joint Of
scrbers, having them for
The improvements tasteful ard extensive and al necesay
nOvaons and additions made render the Hotel
modaiions strictly q the era cass The morning trains
Orange Road, Alerandria, and nom
ne with couforabs
coaehe. o. The Distance NON warrgnton 10
the Springs miles ~ Graded road from baltimore
Washington snd AeSanda arrive Al the sprng ~ n ocIock
w., and from stalnon and Richmond BOARD Tor
months f25 mos fl and months e85 per month month";
go week, t2 day a. Children and half price
THOMAS ~ p. INGRAM,
ma2t-8taW2m AIHyANDPR nAWFp
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LoLs Mosrrs wHirrEp A w0sas-The BaIarat Times o.
MachB D, contains secoun ~ vhprinf ~ lenv snsercd
n t terrible vhippsr, ~ her
sugagei 70 perform The Baiarat Theas ofoy
sc qutrre 9Th him about accounts abused him. and fhen
- an " ~. wife Nc. COSBY broke chip her oppoHeE;
uien cisci Madam har-iis y By imagined
Baiarat s4ys Montesl b. appeal
for long time 90 he stage.
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0Es ALuoyrFThere flying rumort from mexico that Gen.
Alnauie ha been under The charge
erinaaence In regard To the tree million affair.
DEsIH Mas RrssssThe mother Capt Ryndsrs died IN
81 years Of aFs. n. VIA I'D M VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

FIRE AT CiKcINNhT L-A fire which occurred,at
Cincinnati on Saturday night, Consumed the shop
of VIM Stephenson, and the stores Of VIM
Y.upg. saddler;. josiah Raul, lesther dealer LOIS
About the same lime Are occurred ii the cor
aaer Of western Row and George street, destroy-
ing q large block, occupied BY MI Roger boot and
shoe dealer; joseph Ffchner, leather dealer; Nor
ris & Talbot, lock manufacturers, and Forces
hat y =, igss " TINS also es
timated at about S20, 600, mostly insured. !.
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The cnnadas..

49, We quoted lately most amusingly abusive ar
{ lele from . Caaada paper against the people of
dfhe United States The writer says the Ameri
cans have degenerated since the revolution, and
are no longer The heroes Of that great era But
pretty much everything bad he says now of our
i. countrymcn was said then, in almost SO many
words. by the British journals of that period
= 'fhe Canadian new spapefs really the most alb
snrdly ohstreperous little fee fiist ever run out of
la kennel and syelped and howled at a railroad
Y train. .s@sM 10 81 III q -aLs-l O. -. %
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p r. THE Use or BUSINESS SIGNS seems to be get
ting or dato Of late years in large Cities stew.
art the Prince Of dry nerchants in New York.
has not 50 much as sshinge over his door. Half
The wholesale business of that city is carried on in
the 9Th ADD 9Th stories Of where signs would
be completely out of eye shot without the tela
scopes ows then, do merchants in such places make
known their business aud attract custoerslh By
,lerps the CARDS by thossands throughout the city
The DIspkTcHJ oB soERtcE CO n farnish ihem bytens
of thousands in elegant Style at the cheapest rates
and with great rapidly, s,ss9 fs,sl $50 rTdw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

ALARM IN MEXICo "A dispatch from Washing
ton states that intelligence from Mexico indicates
that much alarm is felt by the government re
,speciing the Spanish expedition, and foreshadows
an application for, the protection Oh, the nitea
states Southern members of Congress, il is add.
ed in the dispatch. suggest the granting Of protec
ton on the condition Of cessiep TO us of tho Fe.
huantepec route with the cireumiacent territory
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Padref FfiiE.,

-
The philadelphia Bulletin inform! IFS readers
that Padre yiilpronounced real e""fer short''-is'
not going back II was at one TIME reported that, in
5, consequence of sundry lpinor miseres which even
the triumph of his by American
:" Government could not entirely lasshage, the Pas
DIRE was about to return to his native land. On
one occasion, he was nearly snothercd with gas
having blown out the fame SURPRISING it to be fed
by wick or oil, after, the fashion of Nicaragua
,, Blu. civilization has its pecuhaP perils well
" barSarisn ana not among the least of these is gas
Consequently, the Padre, In short dime afterhe
had blown out his light, on the borders of hav-'
hisownis distinguished The eefenes, hutf6r
she prompt sinterposftion of the servants would
baye hada job in the case of adre Niji st would
!, haye seemed something like retributon and even
poetical Justice if Padrev had persisted by gas
He has been the innocent Instrument of gas being
+, manufactured on aiarger scale thanfwas ever be-,
fore known in tHis country; q The London press
at the last advces, was Illuminated with the most
rgase1us articles the subject of the reception of
Padre Will We trust that when they have done
with the subject they will turn of their lights in
Ira less awkward manner than Walkers ambassa'
'" dor, Or they WIN stfocate both hemispheres.
- we are pleased to learn that Padre WIN win not
SO return at sonce to Nearsgua. 1t seems that not.
m wi,hstandipg his clerical name, he is mere lay:
81 aiaA and Bachelor, and moreover avery hand
~ some fellow The ladies of New York have ao-
soesrdiagy taken him ia hand, .and have rnagne'
ii tizedke susceptible lcgate, that he is unable to
= 1 move The ladies of New York have transixed
the eiicste Veal with their manifold charms and
nj are slowly turning and roasting him before the
fires Of love If Great Britain does not speedily
ErenteF T. protest. i've shall hear ere long of a
~" Central American matrimonial Connection wifi
the Limited Statess which. will still further comp-
y-s cate that Interesting controversy. r" -,Fsk-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

.MeRAIiEY IN THE SANDWICH IssAHDs.-A
member of the Sandwich Islands Legislature, who
was convicted of poly amy, has been unseated on
that account The married ladies of Honolulu
have presented petition praying for the suppress
sion of theatres and excuses, on the ground that
they kept their husbands out all night. - =, -
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DrnD -

&ruesdsy. nth Inst. q - ], II 4. infsst
I7funeraI Will take place 81 bteIoekt lbis -
H 70 which The friends Of ths family are invited 70
attend without farther notice. .---.s4s.--
rs- EuFEskL HqrIcEzT1 lqnssst dso0D HE'LL
SRIGKs Will take bhs4 TIT Metntng - u o'clock,
a the resdence Of HID brother Theodore Frteks %.
yond Bacon Quarter Branch.
- The funeral Of The hate JANIS L. POEM
Dexter, Of Cstifsfnia. s'lsst eon at Mr.. JamtS n.
Poindsxter Of this city, viii taks ppce from the 10
numentsl Church. this Afternoon. q O'Clock.
The friends and ecsIukintancrs III thu family are
ssspedtfniy requested tosttsnds without father i'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18
MARINE NEWS
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scbr. Jno. 81. Williams, Jamr, New York, iron
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Ludlam l. Watson.
: Brig III. Cobb. E. F, Howe, Genoa, tobacco,
! schf::' j. BaspsHord, New York, mdae., -R.- TN,
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