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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-19
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r. DR.. SAEFoaD's lNvIGoRAToa 10 formed by
dissoving gums, and extracting that part which ia
soluble for the active virtues of the medicine These
Gums remove all morbid or bad matter from the sys
tenn, supplying In their place healthy flow of bills
IsvIGoeATIaG the stomach, causing food 20 digest
WE'LL purifying the blood, giving tone and health to
the whsle machinery, removing the causes of the
disease, and effectng radical cure, without any of
the dissgreesbIe sfter effects felt BY usng Cslome
or Mineral Poison. 1t gives suah quick relisf IS to
convince the patient CT receiving benefit almost
soon ss the medicine IL taken. We do not know OF
single instance where 1t has BEEN taken without
benefit and in nearly all cases complete 10 eff
fected By its It has acquired its wide popuar
ty simply because 1t does what 1t is mend ed
do. 1t is contanty enlarging its circle Of friep
carrying healing its wings and joy to the hearts
OF those suffering from liver complaint, jaurdice
dyspepsia senersl debility. RocEinghnm Register.
BENNETT. BEERS FsHER and ADIE GRAY
Agents for Richmond. je lo--d&c2w
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,l stores slaves, lum-
Der. -four and grain The "no'e "''o ~ lit :,
stntfs exported part supplied oy WV
TIE same period was only shoo o'''-"'
Tho r,,,bar of ships required ior QUO
demonstration of Southern prcduc's IS = '00' "'N
raouiro N man them o., 509 seamen
r.o,s like these prove that the South II ho' 'n'
s;,.-t;..ad impoverished country which she Is
constantly represented by The wretehed scrioolerS
=, .be Free Soil press. She has within herselt all
,ho elements of wealth and greatness Her pros
reritv and resources, prodigious as they are,
,,td be multiplied 20 sn indefinite extent If she
would diversity her labor, and learn 10 supply rs
she easily might, all her wants from her own IN
dustry Instead of this, she lsviahes out her trea-
sares Ike water upon the manufacturers, me
chauics and la5orers of another section. She OBJ
tains the bats, the shoes, and great portion OF
the cloihiug for her three million of slaves from
the North. The principal cotton domestic goods
produced for Southern consumption are manufac
tured in the same quarter The abolition State OF
Massachusetts produces in one year $50 5000 ooO
worth ef cotton goods, most of which is consumed
at the South The pleasure seekers of this section
HE for recreation and health to Northern watering
places, and continue to throng them even when
deserted by the fasbionabes of he Northern cities
Large quantities OF plantation tools, with saw and
grist mills, cotton cleaning and sugar grinding
chnery arc procured at the North. To what q
pitch Of wealth and prosperity would the South
arrive, if she would but add manufacturing in
dustry to agricultural wealth. and, completing 8
Grand system of internal improvements lay the
foundations fer direct trade with Europe.
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The Bank of South Western Virginia has been
organized, with Robert Gibboney President
Charlestown, We, was lighted with gas, for the
first time, on Saturday evening last
Susan, slave TO DR. Chas " Ashby, has been
sentenced to be hung at Culpeper Court House. for
ibfanticde.
tavern in Fetterman, Va, occupied by John
Hooking was destroyed by fire last week.
A sister of NJ Kossuth is receiving boarders at
Scotch Plains, N J.
John Smith, convicted Of the murder of the
captain and cook of the brig General Pierce, was
sentenced in New York, Tuesday, 10 be hung on
the 18th of August next
sermon in the market house, at York, Pa, on Sun.
day last, but was shut up" by the police, who
feared p row.
Capt A Howe, U 2 A, is shortly to be tried by
court martial at Old Point Comfort, Va, for msde.
meAnor.
The President has reapponted Andrew Pan
| nell TO be surveyor Of the customs at Wheeling,
| Virginia.
| Hon VIM Rives, of Va, Is in Washington.
| Hon Abraham Rcncher, of North Carolina, It ia
| thought, will be appointed Governor OF New Mex.
leo.
Jesse w Goodrich, formerly editor of the Wor-
cester (hass) Cataract, died on Wednesday. He
was the means of inducing John Cough t. give
up drinking
Mr. DelavaD, of Albany, N Y, sent $500 worth
OF temperance tracts to Kansas where they were
30 little appreciated that they were sold at auction
to pay the freight on them
Devine of Henry county, Va, was among
the graduates at the commencement of Wake For
rest College, G, last week.
Kanawha, Va, County Court has refased to
grant licenses for the sale of liquor.
DR. Samuel G Fauptleroy Sr, an old physician
of King & Queen county. Va, died on the 9th in
slant.
Joshua 4 Bulitt has been elected Appellate
Judge of the Louisville, KY, district.
Theodore Krath was struck by lightning, At
Cincinnati, last Saturday, while standing in his
door, and died the next day
] II G. Leopard, jr editor of the Lexington
Is. c. Flag died OH Friday last.
Randolph Withers, = lawyer, of Gainesville,
Ala was drowned en- the 10th inst, in the Alaba'
ma river.
There were 80 deaths in Charleston, S. O last
week
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FINE WHEAT.-We have a sample Of Wcodhn
white wheat from the farm of Mr. E T. Redo
about three miles north of the city In Henrico
county, which is remarkably fiue. The heads are
long and well filled with large grains. 1t will be
ripe IN ten or twelve days and should no harm
come TO it will be equal TO any wheat ever grown.
The wheat in the country around about Rich
mond is fine as was ever SEEN In one instance
we know Of, i: has even triumphed over the army
worm A field Of white wheat at Porhatan-the
farm of Ro. A MAYO, Esq-was attacked recent.
ly by the worm, and every blade literally stripped
from the stalks. Yet the grains of wheat are IN
mi ured and the crop premises te be superior In
quality and the yield extraordinary.
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THE GREAT EASTERN's VISIT TO AMERICA
The New Workers are trying to get the Great East
ern to visit that city on her first trip instead of Port.
land which latter port is the only northern one ca
pablo of receiving her. York has discovered that
Long Island Sound has twenty six feet of water
end eight feet rise at spring tide The vessel could
approach New York from that quarter within q
short distance, and railroad communication ex.
tends the remaining space. These facts have been
communicated to the owners of the 81 Eastern, -" in
the nope they would change the vessels destina-
nation.
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nj I'D,

ot s..,,.t s.ror. WILLIAM JAMES, son OF
.,o..,s 10 W,Ifiam Bootwhght, Jf, sgsd seven
years. ....s NJ thu family are
rogue sted 70 attend his funsIs ri. f,thsr cor.
noon at 81 O'clock at the residence VI MI
uer Of Broad and Let streets
On Thursday afternoon. 18th inst, a. 10
oEoR0E WARRINGTON. youngest ehid OF 'onn
D. and Mary C. sohwslmesor. j.. ..,.,a
The friends Of the family are requested to sttsnd
bi. fuuersI from hi. fsthsrs residence on isn nt
this afternoon at a O'Clock, without fnrsher inVs
ton ,,.n,.
Hare thy los. we deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereh u.s.
He can sli,Our sorrows heal
Yet again. we opa to meet thee,
When the day of | fe Is ed;
Then With Joy in Heaven to srestthes,
WHARF no farewell tear II shsd.
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THE BOSTON CELEBRATIoN-The Bunker Hill
celebration came off Wednesday In Boston. The
procession started at noon for Bunker Hill: The
streets were thronged and the show was superb
Among the notabies present were the Governors
of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut Rhode
Island rnd Vermont; and the Mayors of Baltimore
and Montreal; Senator Mason, of Virginia; Judge
Reese, of Illinois; George Peabody, Esq, Caleb
Gushing, and numerous others
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From Kapsas..Reported Destruction o.
an kmiRrant Trim by indians. &c.

ST. LOUIS. June IA correspondent writing
from Fort Riley. says that on the 9th inst party
of Cheyenne Indians attacked and destroyed
an emgrant train, 80 miles west Of that place
killing six and wounding four
The Democrat says Philips has been chosen
State, instead of U s, Senator.
Topeka, Kansas. dates to the 18th say there
was q quorum In the Free State tbogus) Legisia-
ture, aud sill were busy in petfecting township
and county organizations. Gov Robinson
message had been sent In but |: rests unois
tWrhed.
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FASHION RAcEs-A three mile race came off
over the Fashion course, New York, Tuesday,
purse 500. entries, James TaIley's MAT Span
xnr. Campbell g. Bsrton's Engineer" aud o p
hAre's Etiquette Engineer WAS the winner In
TWO straight heats. time: 5:42i 5:42t The four
mile race for which Nicholas. Sue W ashiovon and
Lucy Phillips were entered, WAS 70 come OF Wed.
pesdAy, "
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SUIcIDE.-The Pruntytown, Va, Gazette states
that Mr.. Chas. s. Hail. respectable citizen of
Taylor county, committed suicide by cutting bis
throat with razor on Wednesday morning last
lie was once prominent member Of the bar, and
Representative In the Legislature from Barbour
county. The two free use Of ardent spirits altered
bis position in society," and eventually led to his sui.
eide.
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The NEW TARIFF will go into operation on the
lst July next, and as it reduces the imposts on
nearly every article of import 1t Is expected that
many of these articles will be reduced In price
The duties on imported liquors will be reduced
from 100 to 30 per cent and the bonded warehouses;
are so full that no more cargoes can be admitted
until after the 1st The question is asked whether
there will be general fall In the price of wines,
brandies, Scr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Port of Richmond Jtae l3 High Waser Il O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,
sohr Andrew Armstrong. Fitchett, Cabin Point
lumber. III,
sobr Crenshsw, Moss, New York, mdso, w
Curre
SAILED,
schr Ellen Gsidsboro, Bunting, Baltimore, ZION,
Morris Tanner
New YoRa June l7--Schr VIM Sheldon Lou
per four Days from Virsinis, with wood On ths
morning OF the 18th met. off fhomrsons Inlet, du'
ring e squell from 8, w, carried away the manmasi
about so feet above the deck, and lost tbs foresop
sail.
PROVIDENCE. June II Failed schr Thomas
Hill Rich Norstfco Creek, Va.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING During the storm
Monday evening" young man named Jackson, liv-
ing with Mr.. James Whtehurst, the Hunter
farm, about two miles West of London Bridge, In
Princess Anne county, was instantly killed by
lightning. When discovered, he was lying lifeless
the parlor floor. with his head against the man-
telpece. his hair being partly burned off. The fluid
passed down one of The cbimneys of the old farm
house, doing considerable damage, killing also a
flock of ducks that were in the yard near the base
of the chimney Norfolk ArSUs
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THE TUNNEL --Tho rock 10 the blue Ridge Tun.
mel, the Virginia Central Railroad, 10 now quite
cut out, and a person can see through the entire
tunnel; that 10 person at the Eastern end can ses
the light shine In at tho Western end Preparations
are in progress 40 enable cars to pass through the
les west Of The present terminus Of the road. 1he
Charlottesville Jefsrsonan says it 10 intended to
celebrate the event BY tho officers and friends ef the
Central Railroad Company
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The ErancO.German COLONY.

Some few weeks SINCE received letter In
French, from one Of the emigrsnts of the Franco
German company, st Wytheville, complaining
very much of the treatment the emigrar:s had re-
ceived st the hands of the company He alleged
that they had been deluded Into the enterprise
that they bad paid their money for lands which
now they could not obtain and that they were left
In strange land in want and without employ
ment, &c This was the substance of the letter
which badly written, that its translation
was work of great difficulty. We did not pub,
lsh it; but similar communication appeared in
the French Courier des Etats Unis, of New York
and its purport was copied into the DISPATCH.
NJ. LACOUTURE, who looks after the Affairs of
the company in this country, has written letter
TO The Courier, in defence of himself and the com.
Pany, copy of which has been forwarded 10 us
from Wytheville, and translation of it will he
found below. NJ. LACOUTURE has been eptirelv
Ill sied in lis impressions concerning supposed
editorial in the DISPATCH No such article has An
peared in our editorial columns The mistake has
arisen simply from the fact that there was publish
ed, about the time indicated, as an item of news
a statement that French Protestant minister had
projected scheme for the purchase of q large
tract Of laud in Northwestern Virginia, on which
TO colonise 500 French Protestants who were de-
sirous OF emigrsting to this country. The states
nent was not made editorially, nor had 1t any
ference, whatever, to NJ. LACoUTURE's company.
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PORK AT LoUIsYIILE.-1he entire stock of
oaTreled pork In Louisville, KY In first hands, is
estimated atsiI thousand nine hundred and fifteen
barrels, against twenty six thousand nine hundred
and sixty barrels At the same period last year.
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Accident on the Chesapeake and emo
Canal

WASHINGTON, June l8.-In crossing Dam NO
s. on the Chessn aud Ohio Canal to day, the
crib broke in half and went through the breach
One man was killed
This delays the opening of the Canal at least
tyxn aka
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Tho (,ffv of New York Quiet

NEW YORK. June 1s -Gov. King, OF this
State returned here last night from Boston
whittier he had gone to attend the Bunker I'M
Celebration His return is connected with she
late police riot
The city is quiet
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Arre.t for SmuggliEg

NEW YORK, June l8.-The steward of the
steamer Fulton, from Havre was arres ed to-day
on the charge of smuggling diamonds to the
Amount of as 600
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THREE CHILDREN DROWNED BY THEIR Mo.
rHsk-Cn the 18th ultimo, the village of Leoui
Jssk.on county, Mich, was the scene of terrible
tragedy Mrs Logan. mother of family of nine
children in fit of mental .ranaement attempted
ihs murder Of her whole family In the absence of
nor sband she called s her children into the house
the olde.t being but II years OF ags, ami forbid
their going out Presently she took ons OF her chill
dren went out and threw it iuto the well; then ar
other and on. until she had carried out four The
oshta children having their fears excited, followed
their mother with the fourth victim and saw heE
throw il into the well They tried to interfere, bat
we're unable-the msriac mother making most des-
psrats efforts 70 drown them; failing in this she threw
herself down upon her dead ard drownine children.
This we'll eurbless some IL t.et deep, with
about four feet of water While In the well, her
children from the top handed her down pole, to
which the mother and child chung and were
dra wn out. The remaining three were drowned -
all sforts of the nsishbors Iesuscitate them prov
ina avai!ing Pecun; airy troubles 1t is said Undue
ed the temporary alteration Of mind which led to
this dreadful tragedy
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rELRGRApHIU NEWS
REroRfEp FoK THE DIsPArcI
haufa Anna about to Return to MEXICO,
Backed by Apatu

NEW YORK, June 8.--The Hersld's Washington
correspondent says, advices have been received
from Havana to the effect tibet. Santa Anna had
entered into an engagement with Spain. under
which he Is 10 be assisted BY that power in his
turn to Mexico. II Is also stated, that these en-.
gagements, which were forwarded to Madrid last
month, were the advices tire Spanish government
was waiting for to determine its course towards
the Mexican Minister.
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SODA WArER-Pure, Icy cold and refreshing,
drawn from a new and improved syrup apparatus.--
Our Cream and Fruit Syrurs are made from the
best fresh fruits and pure and unsur passed
by any In the city. Cur Soda ater is puye aicays
cold and sold at the old price Of Ct cents per glass
Try 1t and be convinced
w. PETERSON, Druggist,
10 l5-eod3t Corner 18th aud Main sts.
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SAD OCCURRENCE.-We take the following
i,em from the Cumberland, Md, Civilian OF Tues.
day:
A young lady named Mss Mossey was shot and In.
stantIy killed In the western section OF the county
dsy or two since Che was standing In the door Of
her fathers residence and perceivins bird tree
near by called to her brother, young nan, to bring
tho sun and shoot It, while he was in the act OF doing
a. and In passing HE sister near tho door, the
by some unsocountable mears was discharged, the
load tskug effect In his sisters sde penetrating the
heart, she fell Immediately and expired.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-On Wednesday last,
Jane, Shift. Il and Sarah Miller, alias Shet w
committed to the jail in AlbeHarle county, charg-
ed with breaking into, robbrg and burning the
dwelling house of Mr.. John Jones the 9Th of May
Ioot
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TUX WHEAT CROP of Albemarls county, virgi'
-,,,. according to the estimate of an old farmer,
Ill, be tho most abundant realized in that county
FIR fifteen years.
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UNITED sTATEs AGsICULTURAL soCIErY The
premium list of this society, whose annual exhibit
ton commences the LIST of SEPTEMBER and closes
oo the 51h at Louisville KY, 10 published In the
papers of that CITY, together with the rules and reg
u a.iors which hsvs been adopted We notice
that a te'esrsph otfice is to be established the
grounds 90 that messages be trans ,ited to and
answers received from q parts the United States.
Other arrangements have also been adopted to rem
der The exhibition equal if superior, to sry
bsfor- held in the country. The premiums are on
q 1n1s. liberal rcale including thirty two Of &lO0
each and many of s75, $50 and $25 each. There
will also he awarded FOR implements and machinery
three god medals Of honor, besidesa number of sill
YER and bronze medals, dpomas, 10 Unexpected
that tho exhibition will attract immense number
OF persons from almost every section of the Union.
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n tn. .blie Of Rishnond heretofore have had
no inducements cfered them to hav. heie ikenesse
taken on account Of the high prices. the mise able
work. and the long time required TO have the carriea
eatures executed. Since TYLER Co have intro.
duced thu plan OF making the finest of kenesses 1t
80 cts, at the rate of from 40 800 ladies and zen
Henen have their pictures taken with as little CON
csrn as they eat their dinner. Deport 1879 Main st.
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T Z AN SLA TION.
WYTHEvILLE, June 9th,

WYTHEyILLE, June 9Th 1857
To The Editor Of the Courier des Etats Uais:
MIR EDIToR-I received, this morning, the Cou
rier des Etats Unis OF the Oh of June and lind In
1t the letter of MIR BeTneile, dated Richmond, lst
of June, 1857 AS the organ of the French inter.
eSts in America you receive with readiness the
appeals our Of couDirymen, and you devot yoursef
TO the defence of their rights That Is a noble mil.
sion, which l applsud with all my heart. Con-
WINGED of your impariality, come in nv turn To
beg OF you to beso Kind as to receive also mine
II my name had not been mentioned bv Mr.
Bernelle, would have left 1t to tie uapaoor -
tie Franco-German company of colonzation 20
answer bis letter, and to emil ghten the pubc npon
the accuracy OF his declarations; but AZ am des-
irous OF retaining the esteem of ~ countrvmen And
OF me tne country wherein have come to reside
have determined TO address to YOU this defence
Of the interests of the company, and nv honor
winch have been assailed and will be much obliged
70 you II you will give Ii place in your columns
nave not read tho punber of the DISPATCH
quoeh oy Mr. Berrelle. know its worthy Editor
her nor any OF the persons officially con-
e'oa with the company Of colonization bsva
communicated to him any information Of the TO-
" '' state OF the colony At Wytheville Anim.,od
'. u sincere love of his country and con yinooJ
oa1 ln Portance Of emigration to Virginia ner
,oIa., e nAs TAKEN bis desires for realities Int
pa,ch w,;" isdofant OF the article of the Dis.
rs 10 800 coion;st. especially The statement
hsvs No, sana TO what is personal To mv.su
comosns Soid any real estate to the Frsncn:Se en
pushed bv no siderable quantity ofland was relin
act # 18th March Is 9s Virginia. by Legislative
20, -, '"an' who died 10 Paris in 1aaI y, co
b,, ~, oo creditors, who had NO ,,,h, ..
Ill '@uo' formed q compapv oe aI,.,S
,be bast Fpsying ourselves by using !, A.
Virginia who.. - another motive actusted ma
'"sA'"' "A0'o geographical position Il on. If M.
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GUANo.-Some idea of the increasing trade OF
this place, says the Fredericksburg Recorder, may
be drawn from the fact tina. one firm, Messrs
Hart & Hays have sold since the 7th of March
thirty thousand dollars worth of Guano. This
looks as if the Farmers did not intend TO let the
liberal use of fertilizers be an obstacle to good
crops next year
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MARRggD.

I'm the 10Th int, by tbs Rev Mr.. BLACKWELL, - 4
NORBORNE NORTON Of Richmond, 70 BIN
MARY e. MALONE. Of Henrieo county. +.
kr Rocktspd papers ples's copy
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rur GERMAN MUSICAL JustLI. e,o'ss nm. ~ ru
.,.,pbis, "wednesday evening. Dy ss'""u 'A"4'''
", ..I .,adartafel," at Jaynes Hall.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH. ]

NEW YORK June lS.-In the four mile race
Yesterday between Nicholas, Sue Washington
aud Lucy Philips, Nicholas was the winner.
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KvgoR SHAVING, FoNTAINE's CRTAM OF WILD
FLowERs Is truly unsurpassed. Thousands use it,
and all unite in the expression that the operation Is
pleasure rsthsr than an annoyance. Sold by all Drug
gists. w. PEFEkSoN,
10 LIST Wholesale Asent
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SPECIAL NOTICK9

~ Whnt Everybody says Mvst he "a.
Thas POCERD Imperial Anbrotypss q 20 In. b.,,
In the world; even tho artists Of this CIR sss,s~
!sdss the same to tosf customers bat th,ir sxsus.
cheaper than Powers strait exsnss for msh tsr Infs
ror work" Othsn sharss 81 vhi,s Powers shsrs,
emily so Cents for Patented Imperial Ambn types.
that 10 Just this difference PatrcrixA WIZ, ~,
please. 5000 applicants for the rishs to mai. H.
Imperial Ambrotype, made only at POWEgV ,IsL
iery, Isl Main street. JsIg-,r.
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~ Valuable farm In Henrlco, Mt Ape-
TInS.We act sspseialsttau ton to sale this IA,
al ihs premises commencing at 1t} o'cIock A n
Of a valuable farm In Henriee, on tho Richmopd
Fredericksburg and Potor4sc Railroad, aud oppors,
ths farm of l.. W. 0lazsbroot, ESQ. Tor farts,r
particulars, refer to the auction column
10 lQ.1t TAYLOR x WILLIAMS, Au.ts
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The Ohio at Pittsburgh

PITTsBURG, June 1.-THE Ohio continues very
full, there being twelve feet six inches OF water
in the channel this forenoon.