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ginia, and according to the testimony OF tie
Pittsburgh Gazette, depopulates whole coun-
ties and sweeps away leading and active men
Of the 6rst rsspecsability, representing large
sums Of money, to be invested in the West
how 10 it, We ask, that such condition Of
affairs betokcns speedy ruin to the Wall
In our simplicity We supposed thstthe depop-
ulation and the withdrawal OF u large pro-
portion Of the lending, enterprsng men with
on immense amount Of capital, affected the
old States injuriously, and that the increase
of en.erprising men, and of population and
wealth, were real substantial benefits to the
West; and in spite Of the Cassandras and
all the rest of the old women Of tn I, East, We
shall still hold our opinion, and joyfully well
come every new accession Of population and
of capital to our State. And we rejoice con-
tinually in tho assurance given Us by these
papers, that ''the tide Of emigration will con-
tinue for some time yet" and that "the rap
idly increasing facilities Of communication
arc adding new force to it with each succeed
ing year,
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CHANGE.
HAVING this day sold my entire stock Of Gro
llcerics, at So Main st., and dcsigning tempo
~ absence from the city, hereby request my mn.
mcrcus customers who have open accounts with me
with Ayres and Reynolds, 70 call and settle the
same within . few days.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage Of the
public. 1 would ask . continuance Of the ssms 10
my successors Fostsr DR., den, who feel assured
. gensrous public. X. II. REYNOLDS.
may6dew
EXCHANGE rOR SALE.
LHXCllAN1E on New Yqsn1Thr sale, and mouey
IL 70 loan At current ratsJ II questionable ~
curity, by the subscriber, 1T present at the 81.
Charles Hotel. BEN JOHNSON
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Tor Uo1O ~ = 0oHkAh0a
A Msligibls bailaiag ~ fest ffSst Of lsss q
"A The option q the pasohaser. laid lot % 9
Nigh sssssd. ~ villSs sofa shsap = applied ~
Doon.
Tesns, Absst sash ~ bslAass In easy pay-
usnts. Inqsirs - The undsssignsA, sss1ce q
Rrasklia aaA ISL ~. =. a. UkMoxOM.
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-
~ THE QUART OR GALLON,
And will hsAslivssd = asy part n ~ city Nnits,
ktss u cNsses,
~ LsAvm9 oa1Bns ~ fnD sALeo1,
rhleAe0s., Aee. 0oin = JohnoOD.
HOE U3HAA,
AnD I'm AcCouPANH1no Luxu1ln1, -
- cas - ~ every dAz sad evsaLaG -
PsssdA oAAkk,s sALooA'
R1Raa R0LL DUTrE1. -
4 CHOICE los ssesived pr expssss, 1soa ths
"A Wsstsss Reserve, Ohis, sad Tor sole q %esas.
49, KELLOGG > INC.
Iaxas..ie ~, I, sassi'A D'lV F'sz =
KELLOGG DInGE,
apsseAst SsssA-st.
UNt1k BxA1B-kor eals 81
w KELLOGG nI1oK,
1A0ns.-sO Dozss TAns. : soasl911Sal.
sspSe-SSs KELLOGG YxHo1.
VTTE5f1kT 6se1ss Lax, o. what TsaS7 H.
w sAw - Aeasa IN Kansas AnA Aisesssj.
1e. sale q tAs CITY BOOK s1o11,
aprlS q Aaia-st.
=. ~. lsAeks, Il. .,
So 10EON DENT1bT.
Olss sA6ssssa ~, hetwsss Maia sal Jsksssn,
k10kUK, IOWA.
n1. H. u aA1ltisa - ~ Aseel
- nstAeAs 81 tnssEtipg AEtiaaal
sssth, Isis psssesisa Of The s1slaaivS& ko,D
rtgAtlss tii1 asy = nesstiAe ~
sssstisssss gs1 vssk." = universally admired
fes tha1r hana41 Al slea1lineae.
Heis Also nssaaasg tesSA - 0stta Pessha.
sVs e S-SJ ssses-gs.. -.
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bers and outvis in strength tho parent states
OF Europe. Isay that is the work appointed
Of God for M to do, and, with the blessing
OF Ged upon NJ, that work ~ will do. II
rivers run across our path, We will bridge
them; il deserts appear We will reclaim and
cultivate them; II oceans intervene, We will
navigate them, to which last end, % long ~
there's an oak left on earth, gallant ships
shall continue to be launched into the wa
tiers of this our Merrimao. No material OBJ
ject shall arrest our progress. We WOO this
fair nature which lies before us, and We WOO
1t az ito conqueror, like the Vickings Of the
old time winning their brides Of the sea in
open combat. say this in the Same con-
fdence of conviction ~ one who, seeing the
sun set forth from the portals Of the cast,
NAV speak OF its onward course to the west.
For time was when tho United States were
but weak little colonies Of England, scatter
ed along the sea shore. Then they overflow
ed the Alleghanies into the valley OF the Mis-
sissippi. Next they absorbed the vast domain
OF France from Lake Superior around to the
Gulf OF Mexico, and westward to Oregon.
Next they possess themselves OF the two
Floridas, and then Of Texas, and finally they
have marched on through New Mexico into
remote California. But in our conquest Of
nature with our stalwart arms, and our
dauntless hearts to back them, it happens
that men, nations, races, may, must, will
perish before Us. That 10 inevitable. There
can be no change for the better save At the
expense of that which is-one generation
gives place to another. Out Of decay Syringe
fresh life. The TRIBES Of Indians who hunt
cd over the land, without occupying it, retire
before Us like the hunted deer and buffalo
themselves-deeper and deeper into the in
nermost recesses Of the continent. And the
Hispano Msxicans, waiting away by apparent
incapacity Of self government are suffering
one province after another of3aheirs to re-
lapse into pristine desolation, and thus to be-
come prepared to receive the people and the
laws Of the United States. All that 10 nov
history. Yet, wise men saw long before tina,
so it was to be. From the present they infer
red the future, and spoke OF it with the pos.
itiveness and precision Of inspired prophecy
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ATH EN- EU VI .

rHOS. nUFFSS,.... ......... .............hANA0EA.
Th1rA Might ~ the Engagono0s %
CKclllE RUAels
Who created such great ssnsAtion as ths Casters
and Southern Theatres.
Wednesday evening, May 9Th, the psr1eSmaneo
will commcnce with the thrilling Tngsdy ~
FAZIO,
OR THE ITALIAN WIFE.
BLANCA ........... ,.......M Mrs.. CnCRLIE HUSH
To sC0aclnde with
Mr. 4 MRS. Pessr white.
NoricE.~-Performanc commences 1t O'Clock,
precisely.
E~For particuiass see bills of The day.
Prices ~ AAmAssion.
Farquette and Dfees ets.
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Dwelling Houses Ter safe.
q BRICK dwelling houses, entirely new, pos Sos
y sion given In ten days. Apply 70
mAy5d DIM0ND CONN, s3 Asin-st.
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LOWE, NOBLE r CRAIG,
Attorneys ne law,
KEOK uk,....-............,.. IOWA
l. Once on johnson ST., in yerandah Building, ad-
joining the Pirtodhce [mysdu
XNYlRE Cloth. Sleeves. k,ddlss, Dog Ausslss,
~ Bro r ILL al 1sisiL LAM An BurLs
my5-d sign Of Broadaxs. Aaia-st.
Ksoksk r~nase College.
NJ Office is hereby given to tho stockholders In
IN tho Ksokuk Female College, that . call Of 10
per cent per Share Of the to tbs stock
VI said College has been .rdered BY the Board 4
Directors, pay able ON o. before the 3oth day 81
KsoEus, May 5-dst
Dwelling Houses Ter saIs.
e BRICK dwelling houses, entirely new, possss-
. .sl given IN D 81 Ssy ze 5sSss $, x.s
q n ACRES land in .hs city limits, adjoining
w Ford's addition. and on tho Mississippi and
Ds nays. vsa' N''i bIacS H cSssn 3 ns..-.
A MAIN.strsst lot, IN centre Of bsslness, FOR
IN MAYA. .1ai very cheap s Z CONN. x...-..
Q lean street. between 10th AndlltA. win - sold
very low, by
may5d DIMOND : CONN.
IN by 100 feet On 50 street aljoning NJ. ksd-
~ instan's new building, 70. ssing ssilt, fer
sAls cheap, BY DlAOND CONN.
msysd
- ~ 90 s--.cr Thi-a-ss hat Rr~kans~ -
4UBank, with improyensnts thereon, win -
sold It : bargain, BY DIA0ND CONN.
may5d
I OTIS /. Aad 5. N beck -, il :. r. { v. a
IL dition. FOR sale BY
msyaa DIAOND CONN.
rorna Ter sale.
r1yHE sshscribss oosrs for saIs The arm . which
/ he reside, shsut u oiIss 9. ". - waterloo.
Said farm ssasaias $40 sesss Of eOeA sasd--ahoss
zee in csltivatiou. There ess - The fsru brick
dwelling house sentAlniue roeas SD nsesssary
ostAul dtngs, oonsistng Of oDe-story brick heess
is BY - lest. divided into roensB ksisk snsks-
houls barn, 10. The ahovs farm y susceptible
Of division, and preparations A. hstag na4s 70
erect upoa port2nn Of tbs iasa ! snsll 6sisk
house IL by - feet IL frost md stA "a Oh Of 10
By ~ feet, TO b divided iaee sees a.
will also cell ~ aares, abe at miles lyom
Waterloo, o. the Rad lea1iAg frsn Waaeeieo 70
Laray and Men pkis--e~ asess In saitivation-
other iinprovsmsnis.
TAe above tracts are sitasteA On The rosie Of tbs
Ksak uk aad KAnsas City kAilr sAd aad will - said
- easy tsrms.
bvr % the psemtsss. WILLIS CUkD.
mayt-dAw
n1s~ 4
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q n ACRES land in ths city limits, adjoining
OU Ford . addition. and tho Mississippi and
Dcs Moiu,s River Terms easy. Apply 70
may5d DIMOND CONN, Is Main-st
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q LOTS ia block 100, beautifully situated on Pa
y lean street, between 10th Andllth, viii - solA
very low, by
may3d UIMONO CONN.
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A MAIN-street Tot, In centre Of basiness 70
"A sale very cheap, by
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BY MILE ISABELLE,
Will TAKE piece outside Of the can
res just before the opening Of The
IA ioors In the afternooa. Mile Iss-
halle will walk up . SINGLE
WIRE 3OO FEET IN LENGTH, fron ths ground
70 the daGstad Of the Circus, In the prssencs II al
Who wish 20 attend. 0rafaifoxsty.
l-Admission SO cts. Children under .. and
servants, % CTS. lmaySdStwlt
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IN by 100 feet On 80 street adjoining Mr.. Rcd
~ ingtan's new building, now being bailt, fer
sAls cheap, BY DlAOND CONN.
may5d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

gY- Dr.. SANFoaD's INvlGoRAToR 10 formed by
dssolviug gums, and extracting that part which is
soluble for the sctive virtues of hs medicine These
Gums remove sll morbid or bad matter from the sys
tenn supplying In their place healthy flow Of bile
IsvIGoaATING the stomach. causing food to diges
WE'LL purifying the blood, giving tone and health to
the whole machinery, removing the causes OF the
disease and effectng rsoical cure without any of
the disagreesble after esss, felt by using Cslomel
or Mineral Poison. 1t gives such quick relief as to
convince the patient of receiving benefit almost
soon as the medicine is taken. We do not know OF
q single instance where it has been taken without
benefit and in nearly all e complete is eff
fected by its 1t has acquired its wide populsri
ty simply because it does what it is recommend ed
to do is oontantly eaargng its circle Of frien6s
carrying healng its wings, and joy to the hears
of those suffering from liver complaint, jaundice,
oyepe psa or seneral NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Register.
Bennett BEERS & FISHER and ADiE & GRAY
Agents for Richmond. je l5--d6 CIV
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D,.-prcr,yE FLOOD. A most destructive and

| ,,,rprcrrvr FLOOD A most destructive ana
%, aood occurred at Ithaca, N Y, on the 18th
;,s, letter to the New York Post sayr:
The waters of the Six Nile Creek, gathered
from the many bill eides, brought with them trees
unsborp of roots or branches, sweepiDg away the
! i,g boom of the Giles saw mill pond. about one
mile above this village, and bringing down by
rupture In the DAM the accumulated waters OF the
pond as well the large stock OF logs secured by
the boom The dam of the Halsey grist mill gave
way and poured the confined waters of the second
mill poud into the already swo len It cam
The waters with q terrible energy swept of
the whole line of buildings upon the bank OF this
| creek, and flooded nearly the entire town.
| Mr.. Moses Reeves. daguerrean artist buoyed up
| by q ho.tins timber, was seen to rise high
shove the surface, ilh portions Of his body for
distance then, struck by log, he di appeared and
his frieuds were lost but by strange good for
| tune he states that he emerged some rods bslow,
| ineing with death gra'p to his h'at Onward ne
1ated, among the wreck OF building aid furious
| surf and saw fellow voyager in the same rapid
current, Mr. David Coon, eunsmith, who elutehed
with him the fost and hung to 1t till he was struck
night Mr.. Reeves reached dry land, about one and
half miles from his place OF starting de states
| that two other persons he saw 80 down. He never
| Daring this time the extensive morocco factory
and tannery of Samuel stoddart, at the east end OF
| the arched bridge and the dwelling OF James Gaas
9. the west end; portions OF the bssms OF the Farm
erg ho.el; WilcoI's livery able, and other smaller
buildinss In the vicinity; the entire livery staoes
AVID barns OF Janice Cowlt Sne nat snoR auo nuio
| iDss of j. 8. Tiohenor; a portion Of Mr. Estys
| tsnnery; he tobsoeo factory Of q Grant the dis
tillery and barns of the Forest City house al
tumbed with crash ana been swept on BY tho HOOD
Piles Of but daas rocked to pieces, and logs had
| formed barbados in front Of dwellings on Cayuss
| street, " here it runs pa ailel with the creek
The stream becomiL blocked up, orstcf forked
out, pousbinsa ch.nLe among the dwelipgs in thu
vicinity whose sfftighted inmsees hurried through
the r.r,ds for dear life number OF mep. women
and children climbed for safety tree standing near
| the foruer bank of the creek. Darkness closed in
| upon them The Eluneiue waters uprco cd the tree
in the WI oh OF nosres ss,h and blind factory, eA
| ceps Mr. Haw!ey brewer, who was swep, down the
current His W fa card his farewell TO hsr as ne
swept past hisdwelieg in the Darkness The morn-
ing found him far out usou thu marsh AID .hs after
noon the coroner holds his iLquest ufon his feies
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rINANCIaLAND COMMERCIAL.

TOBACCO.-Ths breaks Of To5asco continue
Large, but rec eipts lighter We have to notice more
amin alton in the he: for ell descriptions partcu
Iary dry sweet Lugr, suited for manufacturing. aad
fine CRY blight suu.cured Leaf We quite inferior
LuSs at S810SjO4 Ged SlOt DIN; Fine Msnufac-
turii & Lugs fi2tD sly fine shipping Bl2Ol2l; In.
feror Lear Sl20ls; Good $50 !; Fine sh,ppi1 9
Bl7d18t019, and fine HID. ct i2o; Fine stemninp,
scerce -l60Sl73; Good Manufacturing $i4ObIt;
Fine 1,74 be6; light cases fancy Wrappers at
8 3 so $40 a., aud at S99
FLOUR-We have no change to note in Flour.
There il none arriving We quote at $500 Is
WtEAT-Thsrs is nothing doing in Wheat; 8 SO
TOM
CJRN-Thsre is little demand, and we note de-
cline OF cents. The quotatiors are 95c ID 81.
HAY.-steck largs and dema fair. Gales at 8 u
a so from the wharf d S7t from store
Observation-Disclosures rectlhsd 530Sic. Gin
cnnsti 81 039c.
MOLAS5ss We quote New Orleans IS to 300.
Cuba SOC. Porto Rico ~ TO 75c.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars: New Orleans. rome In
market; Cuba I0!0lli;.; Porto Rco llOIl3,. Rein
ed Sugars Loaf l5ic; Crushed and Powdered al
cents A. Coffee ISL Gems; b. Coffee Is cti; Coffee
l2!c.
BACON-T market i, dull We quote Bone
Fides at IA cts; Sides without bone l4t cts Shout
FISH IS 7507 for No Nova Scotia Cut; nc
Worth Carolina in market Mackerel, No 5, a9.5Od
975; No. in kits S255
LARD.-Pru.e new Lard in ibis, l59 6l6c.; kegs
none; pals. ~: Briggs Lard 49,; Williams broi
refined II 0l7i. stock very liEht.
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CORRESPONDING OF THE DIsPATCE
PETERSBURG, June o.
To day has been unusually pleasant for The
season Refreshing rains have impaired de.
lightful temperature to the atmosphere, tempting
hosts of our blooming bellies from their solid par
lor walls to indulge their indsputable prerogasive
of spreading themselves, upon the more agree
able promenade
The principal topic of talk Just now relates tC
the recent successive, and some occasions
disastrous fires. It has been repeatedly suggested
to the au horities to offer reward for the detection
of the incenday but unfortunately for the eco
nomical disposition OF these worthless, they seem
DESTROYS of deerring the offer long as possible
for fesr OF losing ii, City finances being present
rather nes6fu, and the solcitous and ravng spirit
of our city fathers as lively ever, certainly
warrants the conclusion But if it is supposed that
handful! of night police sufficient substitute
for extra means, L have no doubt that the incep
diary will enjoy a long and unmoested sojurn In
midst
The Mayors court was invaded this morning,
by several slightly important cases. Alex Moore q
carpenter, made complaint against John L Rey-
nolds, coach painter, for anticipated assault and
battery. Moore said that Reynolds suspected
him CT sattlinE, ard seeing something evil in his
eye" (Reynold remarked land all in my eye"
thought it was time to look out for SQUALLS 10 orr
| der to avoid which he had made immediate appli-
| cation to the law. Reynolds was bound over In
the SUN of $50 toilet Moore alone. The remain.
| ing cases are scarce worth mentioning
Nothing further has been learned with regard
to the my sterious affair mentioned yesterday
| Rev Mr. Trawicke. Of q, Informs me that Geo
| II Throop, was school master a short ii me since
at Colesville in that State. His habits were very
singular, from his first appearance in that place
up to the time he left it He was COL ected with
| the late lamented VIM Fl Masbee, several years
since in this city, assistant teacher; is said to
have been native of New England but has long
resided in the South and his late visit TO this cfy
has been to have been for the purpose
witnessing the marriage of one whom he had once
loved almost TO distraction. He left his hotel the
following day during the fist of last week he
said, for New York.
Considerable dissatisfaction exists among the
people on account OF the miserable manner in
which the reservoirs of our new city water works
have been constructed Many portions of each
after perhaps not more than two months use, have
given way 10 extensive leakage, and proved q
perfect botch. The city will bleed Considerably
yet before they are perms nenily finished
Visitors from North Carolina bring tiattering &C
eount8 OF the wheat crops, but sing an entirely
different tune for the corn. 1t is represented "a
being small and sickiy
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The Mountain House at Hender sonville. South
Carolina, was destroyed by fire few nights since
General Concha, Captain General of Cuba, has
been recalled, aud Leesundi appointed In bis
place
u treasurer at Boston for the wear le56.'57
amounted to S35o TAG IS.
The postage upon letters between Great Britain
AND the Cape of Good Hope, whether conveyed by
packet or by private ship, has been reduced to
hxpepee az cents the half ounce letter or under
Yesterday was the 4h anniversary o the ia.
nous battle OF Craney Island.
There are 1854 students in the University OF
Mississippi.
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DI e ID.

On Saturday morning. Goth Inst EDWIN BUR-
TON, ia, Ia the 43d year of his age.
Affair residence in the county Of Stafford, after Q
ssvsre an prosracted Illness, Ms. MARY SCHOOL,
Err oops,rt OF fhem-s b. sohocler, 10 the 64th
year Of her age.
On Monday, the I'D Instant, JAMES wARRELr
gPARHAWk SON OF Mrs Eloiss epsrhswk, and
grsndson Of Mrs. sarah Wsrrell, aged 8 years and
mshths
The friends are requested TO attend his burisI.
r ON the residence Of his g-andm Jther Mrs. Sarah
Warreil at O'Clock r. a this (russdsy.) 25d inst.
"Whom the Lord loveth, he taketh to himself
He lovely boy.
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telegram Line 10 Dauyiile.

There is no town in this State or North CARROLL
ma, with which Richmond has SO large trade, in
proportion to its size, as Danville. This trade, OF
course, creates a necessity for the most speedy
method of communication between the merchants
of the two places and this want, we are pleased
to learn, will shortly be satisfied Competent and
responsible telegraph builders. we understand,
have been investigating the project, and have de-
ter Mined if sufficient amount of stock can be
obtained, to build line there There is wire
now running from this city TO the junction Of the
Danvle and Southsds Roads, and it will be but
the work of few weeks to extend it to the ter
minus of the road, and place Danvile in instanta-
neeus communication with Richmond. The PEG.
pie of Danville, who are among the most enter
i.ing in the State, cannot fail to see a good in.
vesiment in this work, and the merchants oil
Richmond who are SO largely interested in their
trade, ill second their efforts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Richmend Female IDstItuse.-.rh.
Vernon befors tn. Missionary soeis.y " the Risb
Por.nExrsR on suEeDAY night. June "a. T.
Grace street Baptist Church. '' Ia
Ths Anniversary Address b. T. r. the pbilo,n.,l
Society, vitl be delivered WEDNESDAY ,s.h. ss "a
the second Bantis. Church, Main street, By Raw
l. 8UaRows, d. d. NOV ..
The Annual Commencement Of the Ipssisut. NIL,
Church
Ths Exercises wi commence At o,s,osI .,.h
evening
RI. public are respectfully invited to attend.
10 q ~ B. MANLY in
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Postefiice Robbery.

PORTSMOUTH, June % Charles Cowlan, clerk
In the Postoffice here, arrested to day having
embezzled over FIVE thousand dollars from the
mails lie was detected to- day and about twenty
two hundred dollars recovered The discovery
was made by the agent of the Postoffice Depart.
ment, l. Mcguire, by placing bogus money in
several packages to Wilmington, G, which, on
examioing the mail bags on the way, was found
missing. between Portsmouth aud Weldon. On
the agents return, the young man was arrested,
and ackno wledged his guilt.
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HIGH PRICE FOR TOBACCO The mail yester
day brought US leaf of tobacco from hogshe,
OF DR.. A Reads crop, Roanoke CO., Va which
was sold in Lynchburg the day before at 100 pe,
cent. The tobacco is of rich golden color, au6
excellent flavor. The hogshead was purchased
for the New Orleans market Southwestern yir
ginis is adapted to the culture of the finest tobacco
In the world, aid will be the most extensive pro
ducing region IN the State.
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SALE OF LAND IN ELIz aBETH CITY County
Inc farm known as Pembroke, about mile from
Hampton, Va, was recently sold for $2I OOO II
contains, including marsh, woodland and arabic
surface about 400 acres, being $50 an acre,
The buildings ON it are of inferior QUALITY and
the soil is Of medium character
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TELRGRAPHIO NEWS.
4 EPoRfED FOR THE DIsPAf cB
TIE Hail Sform nj the North

WAsHIHGToE, June 22-The damage dous BY
the storm here, exclusive Of the crops. yesterday
ft,rroon. Ia variousIy estimated and is limited 20
from SEQ 900 to $50. COO
PHILADELPHIA, June 22-Tbe hall storm rearh,
ed here about IL o'clock ast night. II was severe,
but did little damage.
NEW YORK. June 22d-The hail storm reached
here about midnight last night. There was inces-
SAINT thunder and lightning Two houses were
struck. The damage WAS considerable.
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6THE WEATHEkAND THE CRoPs.-Ths sessonabls
rains that have recently fallen have been nm. nssly
beneficial to the crops aud especially to early veg
etabies 10 our vicinity. Tornstoes, melons oucum.
osr' SQUASH &C, are growing rsnkly and the viz on
VII pre- duce sbundantly In scms par . Of Norfolk
arc Princess Al ne counties however, 20 much rain
PES fallen that csua"e instead Of benefit has bseo
eohe TO corn on me fsios on low ground In =.
sna fssteIly dire elton for some twenty mites the
Ian' nave been heavy and frequent to en- extreGroi
nary oes'.e and fai neu have found it very diic 1T
.laInb On the rpus water on their fields The 10
.essined, has not heen giest yet, and unles o.
usesDouid be unusual y wet season: plentiful
crops may b expected Norfolk Argus