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The Moon.

Some Of the Boston papers are discussing the
question whether the moon Is inhabited. The n. Y
Express thinks that this refreshing change from
abolitionism. The transition from the madness Of
abolitionism to the moon Is natural
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Bay Dr. CooSs, LATE or Sr. LOFTS,
M0.-Ofice aud residence ID street, west ssde BE-
| tween Marshall and Clay streets. NH is--t6m
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usA HAVE FOR SALE AT MY STABLE,
ON md between Grace and Broad stEcets. MULE.
yG ~ SSN ws.i-'r0A' anu VI n. C. LIPsCOMB
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STEAMER SIGNALLEI
- FAYFTTE LIGHT ARTILLERY

ST. JOINS y. T., July 22.-The steamer Circas-
sian with dates from Liverpool to the 18th tns is
Sir IaJ
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nG.REMovAL-DR. PEAcHY, re THE
Ballard Horlsa. liz T-imt
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Rap PHOTOGRAPHY

Ea" PHOTOGRAPHY!
PHOTOGRAPHY.
PHOTOGRAPHY!
PHOfOGRAPHYl
powsRs has commenced making Photographs
(pOn paper and the public il respectfully request
to call and examine specimens Per~pns VINO SIT iof
Pictures are not expected to pay for them unless per
fectly satisfactory. ,,,>- arnppr
IL 2l-3t* I'll MAIN SIhHbl.
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Hea, KNOWLES & WALFoRD.-l have re-
turned u my former business connsXion with Mr. b.
W KNOW LES, and will be pleased to st,e my friends
again at Statiouers Hail." No. q Pearl .:
Ne seIl BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
We sell IIERRISG'S PIREPKOOf SAFES.
We sell MARBLElZBD IRON MASTLES.
We ENSURE en- lives Of white persons.
We insure on lives of slaves. to years
t2v T. l.. d. WALF0RD.
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ssa HrBERSrAS Socrsrr.-A meeting

of the Ujberpian Society will be held in the sehoo
Room of odd Fellows Hall, at 5 O'Clock, on FRIDAY
EVENING next, the 9th inst
~ Al P. O. C0GHLAS, Sec'y.
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neau NorIcE.-The Hair Dressing. sh

wing, ShampoOng and Bathing Saloon, (undsr hs
Ballard House. has been handsomely fitted up and
u now open, and invite the citizens and strangers
TO give US call
\. Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can bs had
daily, FROM O'Clock A. NJ to IOP. VI.
Ap 23-d6m HOBSON MORTON
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Bs3y" BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. +. II. BHyrisT. Treas'r.
WILLIAM h. IsAAcs, Secretary.
CoDsBiitteS u ATbutrdtlon.
WILLIAM 3. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. W. GLAZEBROoK. JAAss b. DuPUT,
DAVID CURKE, L. u. CR1SsHAw
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aaE. WHIrE TEErn. PRRrrMEp RnnArn

AND BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoS-Can be acquired by
using the "Bdlm QfG thousand FG0stSrs' n hat lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse u 3 d.-
greeabe breath. when, by using hte BALM OF a
THOUSAND FLOwERS' a. adentrihce would not ouly
render IT sweet, but leave the teeth white alabas-
ter! Many persona DO not know their breath is bad
and the subject is delicate their friends will nsreE
mention it, Beware Of cdunterfaits BE sur- each
bottle ID signed FRTRIp0R Co.
For sale BY all Druggists New York.
BENNETT BEERS & FISHER,
NH ll--eOd6m Agents for Richmond
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DAILY DISPATCH.
Dispatch for the Springs.
Lauia NAnaIeom.
.Y MORNING ...............JULy q.

Persons going TO the Springs, can have the d.
r,rcH sent to them for any length Of time they
1aatrA
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BRRAKIN THE ERIE CANAL.
EIpF IN CT IOUIS

ALBANY, July 21.-There is a bad break in the
Erie Canal about three quarters of mile west Of
Albion.
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40. p. II. AYLErT. AGENCY AT

BAsP. II. AYLErT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held In the city Of Rich
mond and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield. Henrics. Hanover and kax
William counties.
ss-0fce the store Of p. Johnston 4 Brother.
No. lis Main street. IL l-Su
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Y. q. Whitfield, wholesale ard retail dealer In
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber Of gerry deecrfp-
ton Office aud yard Of Cary and 10Th streets
Richmond Va. my I9-l6ms
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SPRINGS.-These celebra.

HEALING SPRINGS.-These celebra-
ted Springs open for the reception of
visitors They situated IN Bath county, "a miles
west of hlboro Depot, of the Virginia Central Rail
road and three miles southwest of the Hot Springs
Immediately upon the Turnpike Road leading frUm
hillboro Depot 10 the White sulphur Springs.
These waters are celebrated for their efficacy in
diseases Of the skin scrotua old ulcers, diseases Of
the kidneys, bladder and urinary organs, nervous
affections, chronic darrhoea, hemOrrhords bronchi-
It's. rheumatism, dyspepsia and diseases Of tho eye
In general. Their properties are gently cathartic
diuretic daphOretic, Alternative and -edatiye nj
especially applicable TO the above Diseases.
The Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoyhnt and
grateful-imparting glow and softne-s 10 the skin
not eXceled by any waters in Western Virginia their
temperature being $50 Fahrenheit.
The buildings and Furniture all new and conn
Portable ami sufficient to accommodate 30 persons.
The proprletors Will spare no pains 70 make their
guests comfortable.
The Stages pass daily East and West, thereby fur
nishng two daily mails.
). 4. PORTER, pronrie,o,.
" Z}--lm j. K. ERWIN. (ItVpIIetots.
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Come TO WoRK.-Niagara is to be soon put in
milling harness. hydraulic cana |, so feet wide
and 10 feet deep, is nearly completed, leading from
point abont half mile above the hotels, across
the elbow which the land makes at the Falls. and
coming out about a mile below, where the Canal
company have tract of 70 acres to be devoted to
the erection of mills &c
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There are 10 visitors at the strbling Springs Va.
VIM Walsh, carpenter, died Of sun stroke at
Troy, n. Y, Monday.
Green corn ID selling at Alexandria, Va, at Is
cents per dozen.
The tirand Encampment of |. O. O. F., will hold
ITS annual session in Hampton, Va, commencing
on Wednesday, the 18th day of August next
The State of New York has paid DR.. Ciouse slOo0.
for recipe to cure hydrophobia
There were l2s deaths in Baltimore last week.
IL Of consumption.
Richard Boylston, one of the oldest newspaper
editors IN New Hampshire, died at his residence in
Amherst, Sunday, aged IS years.
A. McAlister, farmer, was killed nv lieb.,i,g
near Fayetteville, n c., on Monday night last
DIR. Rae, the Arctic traveller and discovarar If
the remains OF the Franklin expedition Ia stonnng
at Cape Cottage, asar Portland
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCTDEST.--Uriah B. sheldon de-
pot master of the dalena and Chicago Railroad
was run over at the depot in Chicago Illinois, last
Monday evening. by train of cars, and so badly
injured that he died In two hours
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LOTTERIES.

CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES. THE
~ MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER DRAWN.
CAPITAL PRIZE s6O.GO!!-rlCkET3 ONLY SO
Owing to the great favor with which our Single UNI
ber lotteries have been received by the public, and
the largo demand for Tickets the Managers, s. SWAN
6Co will have drawing each Saturday throughout
the year 49, RI, :.
The following Scheme will DO drawn in each EITHER
lotteries for August. 1857.
CLASS a.,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Ga in public. Oh
SATURDAY, AUGUST Isl, 1857.
GLASS IS,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Ga In public, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST SrH, 1857.
CLASS ~,
To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta. Ga In public, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1887.
CLASS ~,
TIE be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ga In public on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22p, 1857.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ga, in public, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
33i5 PRIZES!
Nearly Onr Prize TO Ece1'y Nine Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEhEl
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Isl MAIN STREET.
The office of the Lynch.

ay@REMoyAL.-Theo office Of the Lynch
burg and Abingdon Telegraph Line, is removed "a
the corner of Main aud Pearl streets over the jew
elry Store of Myers Jshnke THE office OF the Ghai'
luttesville and Staunton Telegraph Line, VIII be n
the room.
The office lately occupied by the above, over Dove
L Co.'s Drug Store, In for rent Apply on the pre-
mises Jy 2l-A
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HEAVY NERDIcT.-A case decided at the Last term
OF the Court Of Appeals, gave verdict of sl5 oO in
favor of a Mr. Ransom, Of Enira " Y and arainst
an accident by which the paintiff sustained ir,r.
ries The cost of the case to the company will
reach $4,000
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SWISS IN THE UNITED STArEs-There are 10000
SWISS IN this country, most of whom inhabit the
states OF the Northwest In Tennessee there are
in that State. ~ So W.
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CHAPTER OF HoRRoRs-A man named Roller. A
German, strangled his wife at Cincinnati Tuesday
morning. and killed Mr.. Horton, of the firm Of
Horton 4 Macy, then set fire TO the house. and
finished by cutting his own throat Horton had
reprimanded ROLLER for abusing his wife He is
not eXneCted To live.
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334j prizes, amounting to Sgi.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 3; Quarters 81 -.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.

3,34j prizes, amounting TO Sbiu"
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 3; Quarters Sc -.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
Tho Numbers from TO 30,UU, corresponding with
those Numbers on tho Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encrced with small tin tubes nd
placed in one " heel.
The frat 26J prizes similarly printed and enerced,
are placed In another Wheel.
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at ths Saae
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel Tho
Number and Prize drawn out arc opened and exhibit
ed 10 the audience, AMI registered BY the CoHmis-
loneTs, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the 20 Approx nia-
ton Przes. For example: II Ticket No. ii 20 draws
the $4,000 Prize those Tickets numbered II 2t3 29,
II Isl 352 will each be entitled to S225. If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets num-
bered 5i5, J49 $751; $50 will each be entitled to $40
and no on. according 10 the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of SO will be determined by the
last figure OF the number that draws the so 90 IIZe
For example: If the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No then all the Tickets, whore the
number ends in will be entitled to so. 1.-THE num-
ber ends with No.2, then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in 2, will be entitled TO SO, and SO on
to o.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates which il the risk:
Certificate ola package Of 10 whole Tickets. 80
Al
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Be6BAt and Below Cost at Reduced
PRlcEs.-PRICE WATKISswiii sell for a limited
gsrshlJnnS me following STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
cost aud At reduced prices in order to diminish their
20 The lowest point before making their tall
Rich Brocade Flounced Silk Robes
S SS,oLsa brocade and Bsysdsre Chene SILKS
Black Brocade Ottoman and Rahzmir do
rlan Black Gro- de- Rhine a.d Pouit Do soi SINS
Corded and Plain Black (for mourning) DO
Beautiful Plain and Printed frneh Barges
Shiniz-colorcd urgandie and Barege Robes
Plain and Printed French Chsili-s
Beautiful MiIanesc Robes. new style
Coiorrd and Black Silk Grenahins
Colorrd and Black silk Grape de Paris
Crepe heretz, Chaly Ombre and ChAllie Bereee
Elegant freneh de lsins<. for Spring
PLAIN and Printed Jaeonets and 0rgandies
French and English Prints aud tlinghams
ChintzcolOred and plain white Brilliante
bombazines fsmsrtine and Canton Cloth a.
supurb Point lnaixuille Collars and Sleeves
Applique, Brussels and Guipare do
Naleneiennes lIoniton and Lace trm'd DO
Real French Muslin, Cambria and Linen DO
mourniRe Muslin. Cambria and Grape Dc
Lac Lac Sapss and B.rthss and hne Thread Iaees
klch Embroidered Csnbrc and Muslie bands
Cambria and Linen Edgings and Insertinss
Infants Tso9gh, Bodies and Drosses
heal Black Thread Lace Wells
Suk Nantes and Talmss In great variety
hite and eolored Stella Sbawls and searts
Aad and blk freneh Cloths and Cs.~msres
shk. Linen and Marseles eestfnss
Lwecds, Sankinetts and Linen DriiinRs
plantation osnaburss, striped aud plain
Maryland penitentisry Pisids haadsome patterns
Brown and Bleaehed bonesties. sli grades
Mhalebone, Steele and 0utta per~hs skirts
Manila. Cactus. Mohair anil Cambria do
Dress Trimmings aud Bonnet Ribbons
Hosiery aud Gloves Ia great variety
Gauze and Cotton Shirts aud Drawers
Marsees Quilt and Furniture Fringe
Damxsk Table Cloths aud Napkins
Huckabaek and Damask Towels
Pillow Sheeting aud best Irish Linen
Superior Va falied Cloths fer tarm hands
Our stock will be constantly replenishea and kent
complete with the newest things as they appear Ia
the Northern markets. In thus Offering foT the pre-
sent and splendid stock ON teruls % asvan.
tAgeons 10 buyers, IL Is needless, hope 10 assure
our friends aud the public. that We mean What we
ssys Hence they may expect u be offered nsSny
| prices. PRICE WATKINS.
| ~ tim Nearly opposite Exchange Nank
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). A. PORTER, ! p.,r;.,.
j. X. ERWIN, ffopiIetofs'

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
CHESTERFIELD G. H., July 90 lsj7.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE rs
l. TATE OF ANDREW J. KUHN, DECD, AND
ALL OTHERS C0NCERSED.-You are hereby no
titled that, in pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield COnnty in the of James "
Taylor and others against Andrew J. kuhns admir-
and Others pronounced on the 18th day Of May 1857
have appointed the I5sh day Of september next al
my office. at Chesterfield C.. H., for taking and re-
ceying proof Of all further debts dues and demands
against the said Andrew j. Kuhn, decd or his Ca
tate, which have not been heretofore reported-a,
which time and place you are required 20 attend
Given under my hand Commissioner Of the said
Circuit Court OF Chesterred the day and year first
aforesaid W. W. T. CtsfBIII (o,n'r
Y Z2-iaW4W
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WEATHER AT ST. LoUIs-DedM from Hedt-Erilay
was regarded the warmest day experienced in
It. Louis for three years. Thirteen inquests were
held by the coroner of that city, most of which
were caused from sun.strokc The thermometer
during the day indicated from one hundred to one
hundred and six degrees in the shade.
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TINE SUBSCRIBERS have received
hy steamer this day the following goods TO
which We direct attention: $500 -
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS
SUMNER RAuLASS
SILK OPERA VESTS
MARSEtLLEs VESTS
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
As the season advances, VIE shall offer bargains and
ADVISE our friends " examine the stock and prove
what We say. Let everybody come in as we have
enough left 10 give each a chance
jy23 Ito Main strs.t
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BOARDING DEPARTMENT OF THE

RUAhUINU DLT Mn MIMI UT II u
- RICHMOND FEMALE ISSTITUTE.-In order
TO devote my attention more exclusively to nstruC-
ton, and tn general superintendent Of the Insti-
tute, desire 10 place the BOARDING DEPART
MENT ia the hands of some gentleman and lady
prepared TO assume the whole charge and responsi.
bty of it, and whose character and standing are
such that parents at distance may feel entire conf
dence in cntrusng their daughters TO their care.
do not propose TO withdraw my own interest in, and
watchfulaess over those who come boarders the
Institute but provide for them additional atten-
tions in the form most likely 10 ensure their greatest
comfort.
The established rates for board including washing,
&C. are 500 per session of nine months. 1t is BE-
hesed that few opportunities favorable afford
Ell. BY which man Of energy, provided with suita-
Ole facilities and giving his personal attention TO the
matter may give entire satisfaction and yet support
NE family by the boarding department while giving
rough education
shan be happy TO give more explicit information
as 70 teTnis, &C. and to receive applications either
personally or by letter, till the LIST of August.
~ 23-dts n MANLY In Richmond Va
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esS. DE-. JOHN Il. WALTHALL, (liomeo-
pathist oers his professional services to the cti-
IONS of Richmupd and its vicinity. Office on Main
street opposite the Exchange Bank also at his resi-
dence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
la I'm
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MrgDER.--Isst week. a murder was committed
in the county of Fayette, Va, by Mathew Kincaid
on the body Of his daughter, who had just arrived
at woman estate, The miserable man is now in
Fayette jail trial His violent temper could not
DE restrained towards his daughter in the dis
charge of a domestic duty, and whilst kneading
dough for bread, struck her on the back of the
neck, with broom, killing her instantly.
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HORRIBLE DEATH-A man named IL. Shaw, says
the Mobile News, was working at "A steam saw mill
near DeSoto Miss, on Saturday morning and ACCT
dentally missing his footing. fell across the saw
and was killed instantly, his head and arm being
severed from his body
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[ ,ORN.-2,500 bushels prime WHITE
ooRSt receiving this day and for sale BY
~ Z5-3ts MARK DOWNRY
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rsAp To Mr.. f. BAKER.-Dear Sir: In

EeAp To Mr.. +. BAKER.-Dear Sir: In
Justice to yourself and persons who may be similarly
afflicted permit me 10 cite instance Of the remark
able qualities Vi your PREMIUM BIrrERs. l had
never used them until recently, but my wife hSyiag
been affected with nervous affection, and disorder
ed stomach, for the past ton or twelve years Used
every metns III my power to Restore h0r IL health
she was under the constant treatment q eve six
aba ply Clans but relief could bs had l then
saw several certificates Of the remarkable rsRde
y your BIrrERS. | persuaded my wife to try them.
she did SOand in little time she began to
pidly. Not only her nervous aec On aud disCrleIed
stomach were removed but her general health 70
better now than 1t has been for many years. | ana
now using, aud shall always continue 20 use your
BTTERS. write this in Justice TO yourself and for
the benefit of others who are similarly afflicted,
our ODD sv't THOMAS NJ. MONTA0Ek.
Richmond June a. 1857.
These BTTHRs be had of all the principal Drug
gists in this city and esewh here in this State lrk
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Boz LISTEN, YE DYsPgPTICs.-Go AND
Do WISE.-PERMANENT CURH-The Rev.
James Hunncutt proprietor and editor OF that excel
lent paper the Christian Banner published at Prode
lcksburg, Va In his editorial OF June 5th 1857 thus
speaks OF his
HAMPTOS'S VEGETABLE TINCTuRY
IL will be recollected by many of our readers thst
several years ago stated la the editorial column az
the Christian Banner, that HAhPToN's VEGsrABLE
TISCTuRB had effected cure for Dyspepsia In our
own case-tat we had abored long With this terrible
disease, anu suffered most awfuy the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies hi. hTT-
mole enemy OF man and mans happiness For a long
time We lived in constant fear that the EN nons,ar
wouh return. But, thank Col, and thanks to Hamp.
tons llueture, the gloomy demon has not yet re
turned and We begin to think lac never will.
We now feel confident in saying that Iiampton's
vegetable 1lHctuTe has made radical cure Of Dys-
Pelsla IN our own We have not taken drop a
Tor the last two years to the best II our recollection
ne cat what We please. and much We please and
Gne% tobacco 10 our hearts content, and all is we'll
we believe that twelve bottles IudiciOnsly taken VII
cure nine cas,s out of every ten OF dyspeptics We
S0Iiscentiously recommend II to all dyspeptics-
bhe spring tine and summer it il most TecOmmend
thereore as PhilanthrOpist call attention 70 it,
EdttoT u he Christian B1Rasr.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures o Ceurh
Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c. As restorative and In.
VSorator, u has loen highly recommended.
HAMPrOS'S YEiEfABLE TINCTJRE
Ii trial VISA s' NV
Sold by PURCELL LADD co. Richmond. b,
pr COOKE, Fredericksburg by all tin, DruRgists In
Petersburg; by MORTIMER { MOVIE Ealti-
more and By Druggists and sl,opkeepers everywhere
Is u per bottle; six bottles for g.. je g-tike.
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SERIors AcIDENT.-An engine was thrown of the
track on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near the
North Mountain Depot, on Saturday last, by the
breaking Of an axle. The engineer, Mr. Charles
Daihn and the fireman Mr. Abraham L. SPOTS for
merIy Of shepherdstowu, Va, were badly scalded.
Mr. = had his face and head much burned and both
arms, hands and back, also considerably injured
BY the accident, four or five cars were broken
and the track torn up for some distance.
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Ex-iovERNoEs.-There eight surviving ex-
Governors OF New York, viz. Van Buren,, Throop
Seward, Bouck, Hunt Fish Seymour and CLARK -
Massachusetts, has but six, viz: Everett Morton
Briggs, Boutwell,, Clifford and Washburn. Penn
syyania has but four: Ritner. Porter. johnson and
Big!er MARYLAND has five Grason, Francis, Thorn
as, Pratt, I. +. Thomas aud Lowe.
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STREET RENC0UNTER.-A street rencounter be-
tween Mr.. Prentice of the Journal and Mr.. Dur
rett, Of the Courier, took place at Louisville XIV
Tuesday, in consequence of an article rejecting
on Mr. Prentice. Pistols were used, and Mr. Prem.
tice was slightly wounded.
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:. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ga,
Or, 4. SWAN & Co, Richmond Va
E5~ A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one is
entitled to. will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta 1ntelliSencer, New YORK Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New
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HeAB IH0s. *. PRICE s. Co., are Ad-
ding ~ every arrival, many choice things to their
SUMMER STOCK, Among the new goods to hand
and those expected are:
PoPLlNE1TS and DE BEIGE, for travelling
BAIADERE POPLINETTS, do do
TOLL DE NAMES and SILK LUSTRES, for ira
Yelling
LINEN BUSTERS, LINEN SETS
LINEN COLLARS, Cam. do
Plain MOCSLAINES, Lace MITTS
Cotton HOSIERY. Cotton aud Thread Half HOSE
Ladies' and Gents Gauze VESTS
Spring, Crystal Union Spring Corded and sthsr
FRINGE and TRIMMINGS OH. CLOTHS &s ks
30 And upon this morning tfey commence ths
exhibition OF large lot OF colored LAWNS Or
CANDIES, BERRIES, IRISH LINEN sHBET-
lNGS, GlNGlIAMS, &C, which they intend TO close
on during the month, at astonishingly low figures
Their friends and the public are invited 10 calf
Jy f-dlm THOMAS X. PRICE & co.