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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-07

Gas SPECIAL NoTfCR.-MRs. G. J. AL.
LEN wishes TO CALI the attention Of the ladies O.
Richmond and the public generally that she has jus
returned from Neg York with the latest st les O
DRESSES and WRAPPINGS. and Is prepared to ex
ecute all work in her line of siness i'm the beet
ner and at the shortest notice. cali respectfully
solicited. Orders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
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uOaSHEAD SUGARS.-aa hhds. band
some Cuba sugar. landing this dav. TOR sale by
Ia 4 RAG,N \ baskerville
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~ $40 REWARD. Kan away from
IA the subscriber, PHILIP taylor. sad Ne
- gro was bought by John Saunders, !ss, of
- Loretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him TO
H., hai,'nd, { ms care; and fuI nised him with a
pass t. and see his wife, and return in one week
from the date tina pass which was dated early in
September last. ris wife was thea living in Ch,s-
t'' field county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro mar cipated by The late Tho u Taylor
] will give the ab0ye reward. If delivered To me IN
r 'chmond, or to John Ssunder-, at Lretto in sssex
county, Va. WM. s PHILLIPS
de SIS
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE C0MPAHY,l
Richmond, November 5, 1851. ]
nkg~a 4 DIVIDEND of three per cent has
been his day d.clsr, b. the directors, payable on
aud after te i5th inst t Office OF the Company.
no 6-Ls J. II. MONTAGUE.
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no Is-law3wfhepdtds

EXCELLENT STORE AND DWELL
81 ING On HULL STREET, MASCHEsTER
FOX SALE AT AUCTION Immediately af er the
foregoing sale of Sessrs Nash pondt xtar e. M rs
VIII be soii the excellent Store aud Dwelling On
Hull street, Manchester recently in the occupancy
OF ar " q Drew, and now occupied by Mr. Lines
como, at an annual rent Of $50 The Lot fronts 3s
feet. runs back IA feet.
TERMS. --onc-f urih cash balance at 4, 3 and 10
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed. .fUDUlN 4 ApPEKS,N
no l3-lawaw then dttis Auctionee,s
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{ HOMMlSSl0NER'S SALE OF yALU-
ARLE REAL ESTATE In MANCHGsTeK
A. AuOiHfN.-in pursuance Of a decree OF the
tfcult Court Of Chesterfield county pr nounc.,, n
me sth Gay Of May 1851, in the cas-, oi w w Da a
EAecutor w Moore aud ais. the undersigned Cnm,
pensioners therein named will offer Tor lie NJ M h
nc auction. upon the premises, on FaiDAY the iItb
dsS q Dec ember, le57, commencing at IL o'clock
81 th.in situated III the town OF Manchester. a, t
lows, viz: W. 'oi
Lot No. 2s3, fronting Is feet on Hull street with
frame buiidina there,,.i. ' ~
lot No. ~. frentlhg 10 feet on Perry street with
frame building thereon. ""
Lot on stewards tenement fronting llt feet ON
Balhbridse street, " til frame build ng thereon
Lot Nc l66, fronting 1872 feet on NcIouuu..r AZ set
Los No. lSI fronting 49, Eet on AciIsnou III Il
L0t No "a, fronting he feet on NcDonough 81
Lot No ltn, fronting l:12 feet on Perry ST.
iot 10. tron'lng ON Railroad 1872 ipet
lot No.'2, hontlng on Decatur street tI2 feet
Lot NO 10, fronting on Railrsad l3z feet
LOT NO 10, optinz on D. cater stI oct I32 feet
Lot 81, trautipg on Decatur street I35 feet
Lot No. ~, fronting an IiaFriron stree, I,5 feet
Alsp ohe acre Of Land aejoining the town Of Man
Chester, beautifully locaTei for building PURPOSES
AsS vacant Lot On Hull street. fronting about 1872
feeet bY calf the depth If the squares adjoining the
property owned by Mrs Childrets.
Also, vacant lot No. l6o, in Manchester 'front.' 70
l65 feet on Blakel, street.
TERMS. I'm e-uui tn cash; balance at 4 4 anil II
months, the purchaser executing his Negotiable
notes. or bonds with soad enIors4r or secrity flr
thc deferred payment, inclndiqg interest fio.u date
7: POISDEXrEk lca,.,..
BENZ. Ii. NASH, (eomrs
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E~ THE UNITED STATES BANK, Wash.
ington, D. C,--I will give Virginia Bank Notes al
par. foc ali oills CT the above bank.
no4-ts Nm. n. TINSLEY.
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hooI SALE- i'll aecv. lance with a
adved OF trust, executed 10 m- rs Trsstpe nv
1ohn Wolfe and Mary Sophia his wife, on the lath
usS OF July, ioo2, shall on MONDAY the I4th tIay
oi this month, tDecenber,) 1857, at 4 o'c!aek n NJ
ssh AZ pubic anetion. on the premises the Lot uf
uIouh thsiein conveyed to me- and situatet ON the
haEiwin streets IN the city Of Richmond fropng on
taiies street 81 fett; and extend.n back between
parallel lines, sly feet.
sale. HIN y EnHS ,.Ts ~ sne
So Trustee
tioneers. - S0-',
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Pursuant
IN toan ordinance passed 18th January. ISIS, will
attend At the Collectors ofca in the City Hall from
rha 18th the 3st of December Inclusive, % cege
the r~msiriB. half of taxes from such persons as
are entitled 10 a deduction Of 10 per cent by hay-
ing prey ouss paid the first hall in June last in
cordnnce with said ordinance.
JULIUS A H0bSoN. C. G. 4.
N. b. II will be fr, m the above that the Col
ltctsr is required TO attend Al the ON - from the
18th 3lst OF the mouth, to receive taxes remain
ing aas from June last Before the January term Of
the Hnstinss Court BE il requiied hS ordinance te
sdverti.e delinquent real estate 70 be sold for non
pa usent of taxes. Pcreons no have not done 80,
vii see tbs necessity Of calling and paying these
taxes as it win be impssbi for the Collector 10
ds'I-im J. A. H.. @. G. h.
CHINA VASES, &c,--French China,
" EtruseaD and bohemian Glass Vases. q beaati-
f raftprn- and to suit all tastes Tefe.a Tete sets
ii Ito GUS aud rAucsrs MusH, cotogncs, Jea ei Cas-
ks,s Card HsCSfHfs. togstjaer with - great variety
Of either fancy articles. suitable for the approaching
holidays. bithLB1 ~,
I'll BASKETS champagne Wine, for
IN sa1sry ~sswM-'E AhhzCEx oAs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ef3~ DHcsAsss, 1887.
Additional Supplies.

TUos n. PRICE a co. getting by the lad
,rn ,taaYnsrs and the exps etAd iay large al.
ALTON, 30 their stock fr the winter trace 30 which
thew in tie special attention
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az NOTiCE.-S25 REWARD.-Left
my house in the county of Meckienburr Va
~ on the 18th instant. negro pan named
- EsAR, of a very black complexion and
30 % or 40 years Of age, with a good set Of tee,h
He IL about 5fe.t or inches high and raj her thick
ly set. will give the above reward of S25 To any
one that VIII deliver him 10 me, or cpnire him. 40
get him again Agents Oh the Railroads are re-
9nested to keepaiook out, as he may try to make
hiss escape by the cars.
AENKT TUCKER, YatesviilA
no eta unenhury .ouptx Va
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Rky~ Lan0E
AMBROTYPES
For ONLY
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
GRE Us,
OPPOSITE THs EXCHANGE BANK
de J. et~ RICHMOND "a

EkB $500 REwaRp.-JEPR ANTI
Dors. aPscIFIc RkskDT for the cure of secret dis
ers without restriction Of diet. drink ok po,ure or
chahse IA application TO business. Repeated .xptr:.
ment and long experience has proved that II will
radically cnre any case which be produced with
out any injurious effect constitutiDnaily or Ioc Ally
Price 81 per bottle Sole Agents for this CITY
FISHER WIN sT0N DIusgists,
oe 5-M No. rs Main at
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By Henry W. ouarles.

Dy henry W. Quaries.
TRUSTEE'S A 4 4, by virtue of
deed of trust. executed t. nie an the nth March,
1856, By Char e. K. Spsghawk and wife shall PRO
e. ed TO SELL ihocoek X, Tues iay the sfh Dessu-
Der, at the Irving House, un Gaserpor street, be-
tween Main and Franklin, all the Honssh.sd snd
Kitchen Furniture, convey ed m ssif deed consisting
Of every article nect ssary for a bsss, drg hsuse.
Terms cash. kn. o. WARD, Tra. tee.
saie conducted by Henry w QUAnILs, Aaet.
An EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
~ NEGRO CLOTHING. always on hand Great
bargains In Blankets at
a-2 tktS's Is Main st
6ll bills. OLD BOURBON WIiISkEY
~ 81 4 d.. OH Rye Whiskvy. vesY supfsiDr
Is " pipes Fiar 81 a.tocnse 3rsnsy
For .ais hE
de- i-m Tllas r. wakTlIAH q o.
IsrnTs,fi wHiSkEy.--- csrhoys prime
- setsh Msssk.., isr r.d D. u IN isss. for sale
Ly Ids t-stJ GiiAs. Z. WohIHA = = " =
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Ey BoARD or TRADE OF RIcHMoNp.-
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. X. 3. BENTLEY, Tress'r
WILLIAM b. IsA4cs, Secretary.
Cofnnsittee II Arbitration.
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. w. GLAzEB2ooK, JAMEs B. DUPUY,
7. W. MCCANCk, L. ID. CRENaHAw.
m II
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A FOR RENT-A Store, on Governor
Il street. between Main and Franklin. Amply to
p. H. TAYLOR
Ce2-tS At his Music Efora
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COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
is good HARD CUKE, which we are delivering Tor
the present at $4.75 per load
oc l9-ts JCO i WERTu AIT
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NEW AUCTION AND
HEKRY t. nIIAnl
BY Larus & bhine.

TRrSTEE SALE or Sic, 900 WORTH
= OF WATCHES, JSwELRY AND yArOY
G'stDs. AT AUCrlON.--.iust rscived Per so6o16
Jamestown, this isrgest and best assorted 49, q
WAIChss. JkWELkH AND FANCY 1904
ever offered q auction IN this city, embracina hnvY
TOLD Insiish Huntsrs. Gold Detschei levers 60
Sae Hunting Silver LEVER also, spisn4Isd - =
Iiated Watches Of all grades, together eth a -
SUI adj. tr ladies and gentlemen; siso, supsu5R
lot OF Mosaic. anieo and 6oldstone Ssts Eas-rina
Fin~er-rings, breasfpns Of all kilds; Ala : insGS
lot Of kngiirh and American Fancy 0o,ds, saiosEjo
t,r the Approaching season. This rtsrk 6slnus -
enseis OF nrsislA.s retail establishment, give -
with GuOD CD IDS.
the above sale will take rlace on TU ESDAY YvD
NlSG, fbe nth inst, commencing ~ o'elgck. -
Will be continued every evening tins week
sale TO take place ut our StoIe, u Main street.
by order Of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by
no Is LARUs A SHINE A~~n
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FEMALE SCHOOL II have employed
\ syoung lady. (Mss JAcxsoS.) y graduate b sAe
Female Department al Hamilton College, New ferk,
to teach my children.
would tak- q few young ladies, and have the0
TAUGHT the various branrhes OF Englssh. Lat3n.
Frsuch, Drawing and Painting, also, Muvic o. he
Piano. at $i20-ten dollars added II music b taugkG
Address w. w. MALLORY
Junction IanoSs ar county Va
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thev in vIte special attention..
A, Pulled Cloths, klegsnt Emhroideria~
Ursvy Twe~dea Sstinetts Velvet AID Cloth CloAks
ker.eys and sheep Gregg Rich Stella shawls
Ir,yhi Plaid Linseys, thenilis Scarfs and do
servants Blankets. both French Monslius
co.ore AMI white, American do laewl
Mons woSlen shirts Velvet Ribbons. al widths
10 shaker do Alexander Kid Gloves
Hosiery every style Linen Tassstta do, &C &c.
Ana upsn THIS MORNING. they throw upon
Their on, aters to he sold dn ring this month &,0tsD
WORTH RtCH bAyRDsRk SlLks AND SILK
RnRES-msny boaght within the iaas lew weeks
TeAa ssis will I've oGrSs ~ many cases. at Tar lvss
ssr he actual cost II importation. All In waat OF
.sit goods are tavited TO ave tAsn an early call
,nao-lm THoS u. PRICE Ou.
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t,sy- WY SUFFER- WITH RggUsATI.

ESy- Why SUFFER WITH RHsUsATIsa,
Neuralgia ed Ache, Ear Tooth Ache. pain
In any part of :hs limbs or body stomach or bowels
when you can be cured INSTANTLY with HARTs-
bURSg's CURs-AI.L' II il fine tonic for wes
stomschs ana bowels. giving them tene and strength
70 digest f d. thus curlng lndies stion and Dyspep
STA Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
LADD ca. or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
lies Is and ~ cents. oc lo-5m
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VAaLsU!,A.B,LE FARM ON THE NEW

sas BRlp: Road. ~ NILES EELtw BIcH.
THEREIN az SALE AT sIlCrloS.-n the r..
quest OF tho owner We VII ssil At pubic aaotioI on
sne premises on THURSDAY. the 10Th u bee nllser.
81 II CLOCK, az fair; If uot the next fair isy !
TIE Farm now in the occupancy Of Mr. 6eorgv hi.
S.aees, Containing about fiu scres Of which about
10 ares are open land. and IA 10 weed and
excellent dwelling and the out hllse. usu j on such
place he neshborhood il gos.d aud the place re-
hsrkaoiy healthy. IT will be divided, If deemed
best at the hour of ssl.
=, aites the sale 81 the land. viii b. sold the persha
rels OF Curu; 3 000 Cabbases an bushsI. Tnrnins .
nne Mule. fine mitch q; lot Of fins Hogs. AMI
all the Farming indictments -
TEEss-Ror the faad one third easb. balance :, ,
ana u months, fer negotiable notes. bearing inter-
est secured BIZ a trust deed For the prr.on,i nro-
pffty ail sums under So, cash; over that smo,.nt
inonths' credit. for approved endorsed Negotiable
paper GpDDIS A,poRSI,N
de2
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5TTTEs- mr.
By Goddin Z Appsrson Auoss s
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

II OE IE
= FUESfTuER IN THn CENTRAL H.yTnL.-
As Trisfse In deej dstrd 3th Arrii lss7 from f,r
Jossph A. Mayo AID others. duly recorded In kicb-
Iaond 4stis Coft. 81 u procsed 10 sil 1t putt
zlsr aay OF Dsesiaiser. 1851. ~ 10 vciek A. ~ all
The Fu. niurs In said Hotel consisting u large sind
well selected ASSORTMENT the nost Of With Is
and Is In good order.
TEExs All sums under IS ,sh; over that ami.
paper d-T ~ a. Inns Trusf,s
p II am aurlosiz. b, the owner Of the central
notef 70 offer the ssme for rent IL the year i3w.-
Ihis hntei u ~ wsli and favor bly, known that .
ninuie description Is deemed upnecs.ssry; sutfi il
70 ~ That u e "a perfect orer aud has 81
y sidnassd at The cornsr OF Trace ssh streets.
iIetiatril Opposite the tMIttot Square TO t~n-
- soii, an arrangement tan be naJe by whlsh be
csh prc2aSe all e Fnrntnfs priss {. Ii ur eit his
sanle along with the Hotel. w. ItjDUIs
del " 100000
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:, JUNCTION, HAnOtef county, Va.
Reference: Rev. Jas. b. Taylor, Richmond.


See Mr.. Gwathmey's card:
II doubt not, from the testimonials have renafVDa
that Mrs Jackson who Is sister-in law to rrsonor
SPEAR OF Madison University, New York. 10 QuAltne1
to teach, and deserving the conhdence Of pureDO
aud guardians. She . member Of the grndu0r
ting class of 1867 in the Femal Department cf
thar Institution. r. GWATHNEY.s
no E-law4t
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a FOR Rem IA very desirable
E:I Lodging Room over our store. Possession given
Immediately, cTEBB Ms Il pULIES
10l Broad st., corner Of Broad and 9Th streets
M
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'THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGT-

4 MA, To TIE StiEkIFP UF HANOVER co.
UREErINa: We command you to summon tns We
tentrsl railroad Company to appear at the Clerh'o
Utie Couhty curt If our said co u the Court
Hdute, on the huies ds, on the FIRST Monday H. J
huary next. u answer thomas o. Anderson end
Mat,lsn Terrell merchants and partnrr trading un
d, r the hrin and style OF Anuerrn Terrell. II .
plea Of respass on the cas'-tiaiLage Ave hundred
dollaTs--nd have III IN there this writ.
WHne ., VIM u. Winston Clerk ,f cur said Court,
theSth day of Cct 1857. IN the sd OF foun-
datlcn WM. D. WINSTON.
ony--Tasfe.
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EW- DR. COOKS, LATE or ST. Louis,
hs.-Odcs and residence Sd street, west side. b
tw-~n Marsh all and Clay stre-fs. - te--SSm
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- hOUsE FOR RENT.-Intending
NJ to change my residence. offer for rant tfis
ionse at present occupied by me, and owned by
Judge Robertson, situated near the corner Of Main
and 2dstreets 1t ID spacious dwelling and entire
~ new. r. MCCARTHY.
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TINTED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
- COMPANY,
40 WALL STREET KEW YORK.
VIII receive applications a. the CompaHy's offica
10 Richmond, opposite the America1 Hotel, whore
docnments. &C may be had gratis Oh the subject o
LIFE INSURANCE.
LOCAL BOARD OF pFczcToRs:
THos: U: DUDLEY. Merchant
G. b, HADLlSTUN,
81 BAYLsY, Attorney.
X. II pjRtiCK EFT, Merchant
WI. IL. LYONS, Attorney.
Apply TO JNO ii sH0uh, Attorney ut Law,
Gen'l Agent tor Van opposite American Hotel.
0rto ST GE0liGs pEACHY. NJ. d.,
no H-t5J Med. al Examiner, Ballard Honse.
NEGRO HIRING the subscriber re
~ turns his thanks to his former friends and i,a-
irons for past ftYors, and takes this method of lbs
forming them ana the public generally that he
,ntends TO continue tho busihe the coming year,
promising 10 Use his best rserlions TO obtain good
homes aud good prices Tor all Negroes entrusted 10
him, aud also TO give them his personal attention IN
case of sick ness. lie has large and con Portable
house for them during the hiring in which they can
stay until hired cut.
lie would advise that Negroes silouId bs sent in as
early AZ practicable after Christmas
refer. b. consent, to the following persons:
s B; = h ! piLr.sAsrs Richmond
Jso L ". O. LArASE. kiog William
pa s : Gs.ris sausrLER0r' King Queen.
Pr. Pss + 7. E E.r; Essex.
y. A ]. CLOpTOy,
Office corner Of Wall and Franklin streets
Opposite Messrs Dickinson, Hill Co.'S
de Pm
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BOARDING. &c,

Two THE MEMBERS OF THE LE0IS-
= LATURE-B0AkUlNG-Tw Gentlemen en- -
accommodated with q Comfortable hoom ~
Board. in private family, in . neighborAood 90
and agreeable. and within frw minutes YAK 9 -
Capitol. Enquire at this effice. Dc 1-es1
RoARDlNG.-Several SSH A b T.
Apply TO Ms. n. O. NOkiOG.
no 2-ims
ROARDING We still have vseAA1
- rooms, and would be pleased 70 sccommnAass
parsons during the Fair land sfter) with BOARD -.
9th streets My6SkS NURRAY
&C PTS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-07-08
Hearty Shake of the Hand.

y young man of our acquaintance,
who recently came to the city, wore his
hair quite long, and a habit of pecIing
through the smoke as he walked, came
Up TO our reporter a few days since and
inquired; Do look very green? Do
l resemble a man right straight from he
country?
Our reporter answered in a somewhat
%depreca,ory tone AMI perhaps suggested
that he had better have his loye-Io5ks
shorn. He asked him, however, why
he made such AN inquiry.
Because" said u friend, ga l was
standing on the steps of the St. Charles
Hotel, day before yesterday, a goodloOk-
ing young gentleman stepped up to me.
asked me cordially after my health and
gave me a most cordial grasp of the
hand. This done lie looked up in my
face aud made a very profound apology
at his having mistaken me for AN ac-
qua;ntance. IreadiIy pardoned him un-
der the circumstances, when he with
drew. A few moments afterwards l
missed from the little finger Of my right
hand a costly seal ring which | guess he
took away when we shook hands. l be.
lieve I'll go and get my hair cut"
We saw our friend the same evening
with his head sLingled and m evident
intention to keep his hands in his pockets.
Pin. Gazette.
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News Of the Keighborhood.

Editors Chronicle The commence
meut exercises of the "Ohio State Law
College," came off on Wednesday, July
lst. The Senior Glass, (ten in number,
after undergoinga six hours examination
by the Faculty and Board of Trustees,
were admitted as Graduates. Hon. Eben
Newton then made q few remarks rela-
tive to the success Of the Institution, and
its advantages to the Student wLo would
have a correct understanding of elemen-
tary law. The evenings exercises con-
sisted of the trial OF a cause in the
Moot Court, after which the degree of
Doctor Of Laws was conferred on the
Hon. Chester Hayden, and the degree OF
Bachelor Of Laws on the entire Senior
Glass.
The exercises during the evening were
interesting. The action was Ii
bel, and the circumstances of the case
presented a fit subject, with which to
upon the passions. Mr. II. L. Bur
nett, counsel for the defense, made a fine
argument. We have no doubt of his fu.
ture success as an advocate. Young men
of his genius and stamina cannot fail to
be successful. AS Mr.. Burnett intends
locating in Warren as a practitioner, this
brief mention of lis talents and accom-
plishments may not be inappropriate.
Yours, Truly,
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The Weather AID the Crops.

The warm sunshine, hat succeeded
the late bountiful rains, has brought Oh
vegetation wonderfully. The Wheat has
all headed cut and will soon be ready
for harvesting. Oats and corn are do
ing well. The prospect never WAS bright
er for a bounliful yield in Seneca coun-
ty.-TiGR Tribune, Sd.
Let ii go up IN the record as part Of the
history of this exrraord nary season. says
the Oswego Times. hat snow icll last
night in sufficient quantity 10 be observed
on the sidewalk by early risers this NOR
ming. This for the 23I day of June is
the Growing act of the 10 g series of
weather atrocities TO which We have
been submitted.
HUYTINGToE COUNTY, IND We have
about 10000 bushels of corn surplus
from last years crop. Very little sur
plus wheat, or any other kind of grain.
Wheat, oats, hay, &c, never looked as
well in the memory Of the coolest inh 3D.
liant" Corn is backward, owing TO
the ccid, we spring, but looks we'll
L'SI Nii"S S4SS PAOAhiSSS AIOSs aDuHU-
ant crop.
PIcKAwAY COUNTY, OnIo.-There is
a large amount of old corn in our country,
some considerable old wheat and oais.
The prospects for corn, wheat, Gals, and
hay in this C unity for the present year
are Gattering. II is thought our new
crops will be abundant. Collections
will be much easier this year than last.
HARDIN Co, OnIo.-There is no sur
plus grain in u county from last years
crop. The wheat crop of the present
year will be more than an average
yield: i, will be very good. We cannot
form on opinion as to our corn crop
Our hay, oats, and potatoe crop will be
very heavy.
CLARK COUNTY, IND.-We have sur
plus wheat in our county from last
years crop The wheat crop Of the
present year Is m 'st abundant. Corn
crop is excellent. Other crops are very
fne.-Cin. Gazene.
The harvesting of wheat has already
commenced in Virginia, and the Yield is
said to be large.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-07-08

The Sceamer Arctic and her Lieutenant.
The Secretary of U. S. Navy. has or
dered the Arctic to the coast of New
foundland, to take ~soundings along the
east of hat island and the edge Of the
Gulf Stream, so as TO furnish more &C.
curate information both to the Atlantic
Sub Marine Telegraph Company and
the Navy Department at Washington.
The Arctic is a perfect aniqae old
fashioned tub shaped little steamer, of
about 200 tons burden; she was built by
the government for a light boat, was
employed in the Arctic Expedition in
the search Of Sir John Franklin made by
DR.. Kane, and has since been employed
in running a line Of soundings across
the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Ire.
land. She ncw lies at the dock in the
Navy Yard at Brooklyn, being prepared
for her trip for souIdings at, and about
Newfoundland. WOrkmen are employ
ed upon her, tearing the iron from her
sides, las she has been sheathcd with
IRON re(tting, repairing her, DC. AS
soon as she is ready, the requisite pro-
visions will be placed on board OF her.
KIRKLAND MYGATT, of Poland, Ohio,
is the First Lieutenant Of the Arctic. 4
part Of the officers are yet to be ordered
to her. Quite a difficulty is experienced
obtaining officers, especially for coast
survey purposes, as they now are nearly
all engaged in service. For this, and
reasons, The Arctic will not be able
to sail for at least a fortnight. Her rig
ging is Of the hermaphrodite order.