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C,ITY OF RICHMOND, To VITA

CITY OF RICHMOND, To WIT:-At
- Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Court of
Hastings for the said city. Monday the It'll day Of
Siias l. johnson and VIM. r. HARDWOOD
merchants and partners under the firm
and style OF johnson Harwood.. Pitts In debt.
against
j. H. Whitehurst Deft
Inc object OF this suit is to recover against the de-
iehdant the sum Of one hundred dollars with legal
suit ' 'A s'io 'oS'S oi
Amaayit having been made that the defendant Ia
not resident of this State he ia hereby reoniraa 20
appear at the said Clerks ufice within one month
aer que publication hereof aud do what may be- ma
cessary TO protect his interests 10y '0 no
Copy-Teste: {
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I OST.-On Sunday night, at St. James
- Church, a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES
Sc SIT JNO. j. WERTH
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n0Y. A CARn.-To preyent any CHROME

Gus impressions with regard to the reasons for IN
removal from my late position on the Orange and Al.
sxandria Rail Dad. ! think il due to myself and
frienns tn publish the subjoined letter from j. 5.
Barbour, Esq :, President Of the Company
JOSEPH SkWALTRR.
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e. THE STEAM PICTURE DEPOT, 1879 Main street, is
full blast for the season, and of course the
people in want Of Likenesses will go no where else
for them. At this place they can get them cheaper
quicker. and better than elsewhere. Consequently
the steam place monopolises all the picture trade in
Richmond. Portraits so cents. TYLER & Co., Artists
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LOST.

7 OST-On Saturday last, on 9Th, be-
~ tween Main and Cary streets my FREE PA
PRS They were i'll tin box | will give liberal
reward for them, if left at this Office.
FRANCES n. WEAVER,
re Site A free woman of color
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EN-THg LANE MADE TO WALK by the magic power
Of HARrsHoRNE's CURE ALL. gentleman OF this
city, who has suffered intensely with rheumatism in
his feet limbs and hands, in using rs cents bottle
was relieved of rheumatism in his hands, and his
feet and limbs getting we'll fast. In few days
he will be active ever. Another gentleman was
cured of neuralgia in the face and head in two app
cations.
Why suffer with pain, when you have cure with
in your reach: Sold by PURCELL. LADD L Co., Dow
DEN, W. P. LApD, BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER, PETER
scN and all Druggists. 1t
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ES- Do You SHAvE?-If 20, Foatdtne'S Cream,
If VIA Ft0iyerS. 1t makes rich, emollient lather
and prevents all irritation of the razor. Sold By all
druggists. and by T. G.. FONrAISE Co, 3Hj Broad
way, New York. Sc 4-3t
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T RO-THERAPEUTIC INSTI-
~ TuTE. SITU1TED ON MAIN. BETWEEN
t ~ Til ! L, SsEoNp STREET r R9iHGfMoyD
II IS Now t ofEN ron HF RIcEITf64 Of
PATIENTS-DR. GERsH0M HUFF, formerly of
ton. n.y. to the Medical Faculty OF which cities he
oilers fnll reference having devoted himself to the
this Institute direct his attention as usual to the cure
Of ad Ps5as SSsTgs Spinal Aeons Acute
blindness from Paralysis OF the optic nerve (amau-
ross) Deafness from paraly sis ofthe auditory nerve
NERVE OF hearlng;l Weakness or Swelling of the
Joints Muscular Contctions and all diseases Incl.
dent to females, by his peculiar mode Of EMPLOYING
has m7ny hav, attempted to employ this subtle
agent tha cure Of diseases without the least com
paratise success. DR. Hnf would beg leave 10 say
that his system cannot be initiated without much TX
PERIEScE ~ IFS APPLICATION.
DIR. J LEE JONES. Licentate of the ROYAL Col.
treatment aud Of diseases OF the Generatiya Or
gsns and Chronic Diseases in that metropolis IL well
known, is engaged in this Institute.
Mrs. Watson, late Madame Bourgeois, Matron of
the Institute whose long acquaintance with the pro-
tesson, aided By no nconsidsrabe experience in the
Diagnosis aud prognosis Of Disease and Therapeu.
scs generally, (her father and husband having been
physicians, and she their assistant win perhaps be
ment will be suitably filed
in many local diseases, remedial agents are trans
Glsndnlar Tumors Goitre, enlargement Ok the Ton.
sill Glands, &cp successfully treated without the
knife.
fse Chemical and improved Fumegatng Baths Of
the late DR. Gales, of Paris France are administered
at this institution: They have very saiatary iniu.
ence over those Of scrofulous nature. Judicious
administration OF these baths without any other re-
medal AGENT have cured Dropsy In its most fearful
form ChiIls and Feyers, Scorbutis Affections, aud
other chronic diseases.
Private Lectures delivered TO ladies once aweek by
the Matron Of the Institute.
Persons wishing the treatment Of the Electro-The-
rapeutc Institute, are requested 70 apply for copy
of Electro Therapeutics which will Do mailed free 10
their address. Attending physicians
0ERSH0M HUPF, VI. d.
J. LEE JONES, "; D,
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ANOTHER BREAK-The National Intelligencer

ANOTHER BREAK.-The National Inteligencer
says:
There has been another break in the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal at Shsrpess' Landing, three miles
above Williamsport, Maryland. This break was
caused by leak in culvert. 1t is one hundred
and nine feet long, and twenty-five feet deep. Five
weeks will be required to repair it.
INTERESTING LAND CAsE.-An interesting case in
which real estate agent, named Hester, was charg
ed with obtaining 5000 acres of land false pre-
lenses from man named Henry Myers, was heard
before Alderman Eneu, in Philadelphia, Saturday
afternoon. The prosecution was based upon an af-
fdavt made by Myers, the victim of the fraud, in
which he sets forth that he resides at No. las North
Seventh street, near Race.
He owns did 5000 acres of land in Richie
county, Va. In the month of june 1857, Hester
called the witness and asked If he wanted to sell
his land he, Myers, expressed his Willingness to
sell the land for $4,000. Mr. Hester said he want
ed the land for the Hon. John NJ. Bolts After
some hesitation the defendant agreed to take the
land at the price named provided he would take in
payment q certain stock which paid eight per cent
| per annum, and the bargain closed and Hes.
| ter paid in part payment for the land bond I ]
$i,00. purporting to be the issue of the Western
Virginia and Kentucky Railroad and Coal Com
| pany.
mortgage bond and also a certificate purport
| ing to be for So shares of stock in the company
| mentioned by Hester when bargaining for the
land, was given in payment. In exchange for these
| papers, the land was conveyed to MIR. Bolts, and
| Mr. Myers afterwards discovered that the bond and
stock was utterly worthless, there being no sHch
company chartered to the best of the belief of the
| Opponent.
Hon, John NJ. Botts, of Virginia. was put upon
the stand, and testified to having authorized
Hester to purchase lands for him trustee of the
coal company, nor had he ever before seen Hester
AT all At the time Of the execution Of the bond.
which bore his endorsement, he was not the trus-
| tee of the company. The bonds were worth no.
thing, although large quantities of them, he had
understood, had been circulated in this city and
New York. AS to the location of the lands of the
Western Virginia and Kentucky Coal Company, he
had not been able to find them, although the COM
pany, after Hesters fraudulent issue of the bonds
had really appointed him trustee.
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nsy. PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS.


Dr. HAMPTON now aged 50 years speaks. Hear him:
Are you sick? Beware Of imitationsI Ask for
Hamptons Vegetable Tncture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
CONTRIBUTING.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too,
to stand the test of public opinion. No art Of putting
can galvanize a worthless article, TO keep 1t up
az a good medicine, If it be not really SO.
A good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite of opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra-
pdity than newspa pers can spread it, A living wit
ness testifying to the medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adver-
Using.
In praof of what we say above, refer you to
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr.. WV. Hon, No. 1875 South Paca street Baltt
more cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Mr. EDWIN VI. SPRtSKLIS, No. q REGISTER street
Baltimore, most dreadful case OF Scrofula of years
standing lost number Of pieces OF bone, restored to
health.
MISS MARY ScoyIrLD, Teacher. No 600 Baltimore
streether case, after years of suffering has aston
shed her friends. Let the afflicted call to sec her
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr.. Vim. Oldham, of Baltimore m-House, sui
fered from these complaints for Is months. with body
and mind severely affected. He cured by Harnp-
toms Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr.. Henry C. VIM had cous for years-great
weakness &c. had in all five or six pysicans tried
all the remedies, hut was cured only by
HAMPTON'S |EGETABLE TINCTURE.
NJ Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL LADD 4 Co., Richmond; BY
Petersburg: BY MORTIMER K MoWBRHY. Bslti
more and By Druggists and Shopk eep.rs everywhere
M 81 per bottle: six BOTTLES for IS. &c s-dkc
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of Richmond, S:pfr HIGH Water r 4 Of

Fort Of Richmond, S;pfr High Water ~ o'cpt.
and passengers. Ludlam & Watson.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchett Baltimore,
schr Daniel Cannon, Watkins. Philadelphia. coal,
= schr Ashland, Mitchell Baltimore, pig iron, VIM
scir 5 yinton, Washington. Philadelphia, coal,
Schr William W Griffin, snipes, Chickahominy,
wheat
Schr f Nickerson Nckerson, Boston, mdze D L
W Currie.
Schr Lynchburg, Harris, New York, mdze, ID & w
Curre.
Schr Susan, Rogers, Boston, NIKE, D 4 W Currie
SChr San Jacinto -, down the river light
Sch, Mary Willis, Parks, Baltimore, ndze, VIM D
schr Snow Flake. -, down the river, light.
NEw YORK Sept. 5th-Cleared schrs j FORSYTH.
Holmes, Richmond j johnson, Pierson: thinning
Bird, hef, and de Rossett. fucker Wilmington,
y c; Arrived, schro Orion, Johnson and Laughiin,
kockLAND, Aug. 3l.-Arrived, schr Z Marston, At
kins, Richmond.
NORFOLK, Sept 6.-Arrived, steamer Kehukee, Tay-
or, from Richmond, iron, for and Railroad flour,
from Lynchburg
BARK Cora, Mckee, from City Point, bound to Rio,
was run into and put back in Hampton Roads on
Friday and came up this morning, with loss Of bow
spirit.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP Jamestown, PARISH,
master, from New York:
IL horrell and lay, d Fsrrow and 2 children. T
A Buckley. lady, children and servant, Capt 10
Myers, lady and servant Miss l. l. Roane, Miss +
Jessup, J III Riker, c J Wilson. Jos Leieh, K Viii
liams, VIM Roane, Col J II Roane, Peyton Johnston,
III w Forbus, Miss Moniort and sister, Mrs Williams
and children. Mrs Henderson. Mrs Barrett. A Al
legre. X CARPENTER, Mrs Yancey and children, ] j
Binfo.d, IL Binord, Mrs Bush Mrs Wood IIersch,
Ms, Miss Cooke, Mrs Liyemore, A Lsf,yie, A Grard.
Morr.ll, Col Smith. U ) A, @ P Burkenshaw, lady
and child. VIM Lee, lady and 3 children Ii Duesen-
berry, Dunbar, VIM Davis, 8 Levy and son, JOS
Dsmmick, Sandy Weeks, Geo Clever, Dickman,
H. Street, Jr, J Mehagen. Jno McGill. Geo Sole. vs.
sMott, DeVoss, W j Stewart. Z Kuhn L Hawks p
II Montague, p Ii Taylor q W i Frederick. { J
Wilkinson. j Rust. J Moore, and twenty five in
Storage.
Also, from Norfolk
DR. Rurruss, IIy Fuqua, r A Moody, II Jaauenau.
a Mosely, j y Mason da u, Wilkin>on, G King "
CaldweId. Thos WiLlialns w D Wilson
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MoRrALIrr.-There were 675 deaths In New York
last week, of which IS were of consumption. In
Philadelphia there were 23s deaths, of which -
were of consumption.
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WANTED FIVE HUNDRED

- YOUNG MEN for thu UNITED STATES
1NM MOUNTED sERyfCE, to serve In Kansas.
~ Nebraska, California, Texas and New Mex
leo Pay from 3 IL TO $22 per month Horses,
rement clothing. food and medical attendance fur.
tished free of charge.
For further information. apply at the Rendezvous.
franklin street. opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich
mond, Virginia. Il. III. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieut.. D. Dragons,
III 2-Sm Recruiting Officer.
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WANTED-For a small family, for the
w balance of the year and permanently II suits,
rst rate Washer and Ironer, is willing also, to
assist In nursing and do other house work. For
who can come we'll recommended. good wages will
be paid and permanent home secured. Apply at
ats ~
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.fconnrsrorprscr o. rnE McHxosp pnIr plsrArca.l

Court and Counting Matters-Nsw
pesssI dc.
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NTANTED.-An active BOY, to learn
w the baking business. Apply to
r.. NJ
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NORTHERN MhRKETs,

New York, Sept. 7th.-Plour declnng-State de
clined &c. and quoted at $5.25Gl54n ohio declined
25c; and quoted at s. 75@s 10; Southern declined Is
6c,-White Sl.55; Rcd $l36. Corn firm-Western
mixed 7c@73 Stocks dull-Va. 6's 92s4.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 7th.-Flour drooping-City Mills
$3.50; Howard Street 1913. latter nominal. Wheat
in better demand-prime advanced adtjc. but closed
dull Corn very dull-White 65(d7O: Yellow 20.
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Esg- UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE, RICH
VICE. Princirals-This Institution will open on the
18th September and close 18th July, embracing two
terms of months earh. at the following rates per
term, viz: Board $50 Tuition In the primary
branches $40; complete English course SIS; Ancient
and Modern Languages, each s.; Painting, Drawing
&c. each 81; Music on the Piano S2n.
All fees payable quarterly in advance. So.
A. q. STUBS
sc 7-dlm Secretary y. Y. /.
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Caters and Shoes has Just been received at the I'M
porting House of ALEX. HILL, No 1T Main street
Richmond, Va.
ES- To REGULATE THE LIVER IS ONE OF THE PHFsI
clans principal aims in all. Of debility weak
ness of the system, for when this 10 done health
turaly follows.
To find remedy to do this has been the aim of DR.
Sanford during years of practice, whore the LIVER
1SvIGoRToR used with the greatest success and
fully experimental with until it could be recommend
Ell with confidence and truth, and in has it
been recommended for the cure of any disease until
it has been fully tried ndknown to be beneficial in
the treatment of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to or
iginate from diseased Liver, which shows itself in
the form of jaundice, dyspepsia sick headache
stomach, biliousness weakness ofthe back or spine
stomach and bowel derang and many others too
numerous to mention all of which may be benefited
by the use of the Invgorator, curing the Liver and
removing the cause.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER and ADIE & GRAY, Agents
for Richmond. Sc 1-d&cw2w
R4-To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS Mer
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS
CARDS, BILL-HBADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
Frs, &c, &C., printed invited to call at
tensise job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety type, embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
ceied.
Wedding. Party and Ball TICKETS and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
STYLE
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de-
scrption of Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE corner Of Main and 18th
streets, where can be some of the finest speci-
mons of printing ever executed i'll this country.
JNo. D. HAMMEKSLEY Il co.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC art is fast

Ms Observation-Disclosures MS art Is lsst
taking the place of Lithographing. An extensive
glass factor in this city has Just ordered O copies OF
diploma, to be taken by photography. the copying
being done we'll as if by acknowledgement Of
Thursday
We respectfully inform the public that are pre-
pared TO execute any style Of copying from Dsguer-
reotypes. Paintings. Engraving or Drawings IN the
best manner, at the most reasonable rates Views
of residences churches aud places Of business taken
in the most artistic manner.
SANXAY & CHALMERS,
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--lawlw R0. HOWARD, Clerk.

SUGARS! SUGARS!--i45 bbls. st Jaoo
~ Sugars. receiving and. tor sale by
ses STOKES RIyEs.
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ia ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has just been received at the I'M
porting House of ALEX. HILL, No. 1T Main street
Richmond, Va.
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WANTED-A good Carriage BLACK
employment will be given. Apply at -
Sc S-3tN HITCHCOCk q OSBOkNS.
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Ea- Persons desiring duplicates Of the
group of gentlemen delegates to the Presbyterian
Conyention,) taken by u, can obtain such at our
Gallery, where may be seen beautiful Photograph
of the new Custom House, taken few days ago
PHOTOGRAPHS and AN BRUTYPES upon the most
reasonable terms and in the most artistic manner AT
SANXAY 4 CHALMERS
Sc 7-lw l45 Main street.
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tORN for sale in store, per railroad, in
~ lots to suit purchasers LEWIS HILL,
sc S-dltdcIt Commission Merchant 18th at
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MY 1.-The office Of the City
~ Water Works. has been ya,,,v.a - -. 1ss o.
Wort on Cary, below 18th street. " vac o'o 'As
10 s-2w
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sss.4issJ@ s*sssss 49, &
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Misunderstanding, a SERVANT,
w white or coiored TO do the work for q small
and genteel family. Apply Marshall street. west
side 81 door from Third. ses-3t*
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- lgl -. 80 80 "a = - u.
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AK FAYETTE LIGHT ARTIL.
Erx9 LERY.-Attenda regular meeting of your
- company, this (TUESDAY) evening, at
-SSss-e O'Clock. The Court of Enquiry for the asses
ment OF fines will be held and fnll meeting il re-
quested Members must be punctnal.
By order of r. r. CIOpTON Cant
boulS hoITo, "a Sergt, Sc Silt
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tHEAP GOODS FOR THE FALL, AT
" NO. ~ SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, IS MAIN
SfkEET-fall style Calcoes fast colors, very cheap;
Hoop Skirts Of all the Improved makes, French
Work Emhroderiesat half prices rich figured French
Merinoes suitable for the fal Stella and other style
shawls. exceedingly low; Ladies' Corsets. and all
kinds OF Domestic al cost as
ses JACOk A. LENYsS. IS Main 81.
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BY THE NATIoNAI LINE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER RRRTCsoN.

New York, April 10. by. the arrival of the
steamer Ericsson, we have Liverpool dates to
the LIST inst
The election iornembers Of. Parliament, has
resulted in the triumph Of Lord Palmcr<to.,.--
Gibson, Golden, Loyard and Bryant defeated
London returns Lord Russell, Rotshchild, and
Crawford Gladston and RoGbnck reelected.
LIVERPOOL, 1St.-Cotton market steady, with
sales of 10000 bales for two preceding days.
iBreadstuffs closed With advancing tendency.
ConsOls steady at SO 81
The Neufcbatel difficulty is nearly settled. A
treaty of commerce between Russia and Franco
lis nearly concluded.
SPA1S.-The Mexican difficulties are asuBiect
of much discussion and Warlike feeling is as
strong as ever.
Count Waloski, the French minister, has adj.
dressed letter to Marquis DE Turzot, fully APP
proving the conduct Of Spain.
China and Canton quiet. Admiral Seymour
is ut Hong Kong awaiting reintorceMents
e;trial OF Alan, for poisoning, resulted in
his acquittnl
The telegraph to Bombay says the Emperor
| of China has ordered Yeh to conciliate peace Oh
any terms. 5g
PEHslA.- the 9Th Of Feb. the forces under
Gen. 0utram obtained signal victory at Koos-
hab over the Persians, who were commanded by
Sool Dol Nook. -
On the Sd of Feb. nm expedition force of 419.
cavalry, 4, 300 infantry, and 19 guns, left Bu-
shire, and in forty one hours reached the Persian
cntrenchmept at Booraghsron, distance of 40
miles, whence the enemy retreated TO the noun
tains, abandoning their stores and ammunition,
all of which were destroyed. Two days after
the troops commenced their return march.
.An,inefFectual night attack on the enemy took
place ut daybreak on'the 9th.
The Persian army about 5000 strong, were
attacked by the British cavalry and artillery,
who totally routed the enemy, who lost 700
killed. 100 prisoners and two guns Our tOtal.
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RAILROAD CoMPLETED.

yIEcExNEs, April 15.--The last rail on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was laid to-day
at about o'clock p b., connecting st Louis
and Cincinnati in Iron bonds The ceremonies
were WITNESSED by many prominent gentlemen
from ST Lopis, Cincinnati, Louisville and other.
cities Everything passed off pleasantly The
first tfnin from Cincinnati which LEFT that city
at o'clock this morning, arrived in this city
att r. M having witnessed the completion of
this great work, on the route. Great rejoicing
Is manifested by our citizens
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AEARxrxo TO ParsicIAXs.-Dr. LococE. the
Queens physician, has been peremptorily lislniS,
Se'l IRON further attendance on the royal family,
where he has been hitherto admitted on tClms
OF laniliar intercourse His salary, 81, 900 per
annum, royal present on each safe delivery of
The S!,. Queen, aud large practice among the no.
oiilty, Is no small loSS. The doctor has made
every effort towards reconciliation but thcQ queen
remains memorable. Il seems that it came to
the Quecn'sears that Dr. Locock was given 10
loo To-. much talking, aud that though she told
truce Albert that his habit of sleeping be
tween the blankets was "a vulgar, dirty Dutch
-LirerpooI Post -
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FRUlTs, ETC, K1LLED AT THE Sorrn-A letter
lated E6Cnezer. Morgan county, Ga, says:
I'VE had sharp frost on Tuesday morning.
Nearly all the fruit is destroycd-blue plums,
pears are all killed, and very few apples are
left; Our corn was mostly up, and it is bit
to the ground, hutit will come out again.
Wheat crops in this section are very promising,
not being quite forward enough TO be injured BY
Our exchanges from all sections of Georgia,
bring us the same accounts Of the disastrous IF.
fleets Of the cold weather of Sunday and Monday
Of last week.