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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

PAJlLoR GRAND PIANO.
JUST RECEIVED
o. G. IsBELL'5
MUS SIC oMS,
The Firss Paslsr GrAaa Pia.s
EVER BROUGHT 70 KRoKuK.
THIS MAGNIFICENT PIANO IS FROM
+. q. GlLsEar : 90,
OF BOSTON, HAss.,
And byfar the Aaest ever sold in Keokuk.
1t was ordered for especial casto.sr, and
will remain o. exhibition
R-Thc public are respectfully invited to cali
md sesit. ljune3sd
LADIES, ATTENTION.
LX1E beg lesve to inform the Ladies' Of Ksokuh
w and viciaity, that We have received : iares
collars, slesves. Aantiliss, Aiits; Handkerchief
Caps, Laces, Mourning Collars and Sleeves, 10.
which will Aell at auction md private sale q,
| the iowest prices. Call and examine the goods.--
| Gallif you want bargains:
| jec7d Auctionecrs.
i1NAE Prince u the House Of David, OF three
i years in the Holy City; edited by the Rev
Prof. J. II. Ingrahsn: For sale by
| jnns22d " Msin-st.
| TnNHk Life and Travels Of Herodotns In the Afth
century before Christ By J. Talboys Wheeler
r. RIGS. For sale BY
4 je22d 3. X. HART SON.
i NOTES on the Principles aad Practices Of Bap-
list Churches BY Francis Wayland. For sail
june72d " Nain.st.
GnEAT FACTION
At NO. SO MAIN SIRE TIL
THE subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing
/ to tho Ladies Of ksoksk and Vicinity thst b
has recently parchaseA, and IL now ready to exhib
II Tor sale, that Ohoaco 0loGk % 0ooAs
selected by ths late Mr.. Embch expressly for THU
market This stock eompeisea . large sssostnsnt
Of RICH SDRR6S silks. BAREG16, LAWNS
Tissues, Challies, Dslsinss, Briliiantes, Enhsoi
dsries, Auslin and Basegs Robes, Lace Capss
Mantlss, large quantity Of Gloves, Hosiery
Dress Trimmings in greet variety, Domestic 0oods
Il &C., ali which having been bought at adminstra
tors sale can be sold Is per cent. cheaper thai
elsewhere, and will BE- shovn with pleasure to any
who may favor him with call.
lie also Offers It very low rates for cash, laSe,
assortment Of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, windov
Shades, Musquito Bars, Ready Made Clothing, h.
DC, &c.
i Remember TO call on
i b. A. WILLIAMS,
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WATSoNsS PXTHRr.
sewing Machine.

vINHIe 10 $50 petsnt aashins fss ssvine with
i singls thSe01, ths cert q With 81 ss7ail -.
Ing osly elt bsisGp - sithia th<rsaeA a eli and
. ths saas tine & b Astter - nsn ussfsl ~,
eehine thas these seld ~ 4lee 10 oite. The sieAa
at The 1iiiiaes nssss.
FREDERICK KELLOGG.
Esok q. Jnns ., 81 -d1vs
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TAt railway station IN old lady said
to y very pompous-looking gentleman, Who
was talking about steam eoumunication--
"Pray, cir, what 10 steamp"
"Steam, ma'am. 10, al steam is-eh!
ah steam is--steamv'
"Iknsw that chap couldn't tell ye," said
rough.looking fellow standing by; "but
steam 10 bucket OF water in . tremendous
perspiration."
ton in Buffalo, Mr.. Clapp, editor Of the Elk
press, was carried into the street, from one
Of the polls, BY band Of Democratic loaf
cratic" authorities Of that city actually sus-
tain and encourage such acts Of personal Vi
olence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

CgIt 10 reported that David G.. Broder-
lick, U. S. Senator from California, Is % dis
satisfied with the course Of President Blu
chanan, that be 10 about to take the lead Of
the Republican party in the Golden State
He is now lying Ill at Sacramento, and re-
fuses oil medical attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

ASorHrx BRrpoR.-The Illinois Central
Railroad and the Dubuque and Pacific R R.
have made . joint purchase Of land for u
union depot at dialogue, and propose to
erect bridge across the Mississippi at that
point, tho work to be commenced this fall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23
Ths Eagle ClothsnG 0soSe
REMOVED TO MOUNTS BUILDINGS,
Corner Of AaiN and Hocen1.

THE undersigned would Repeatedly sasosass
lshnsnt and thcpsblic ssnerally, that BE- AAs par
chased the entire stosk and COED will Of the SANE,
and that be vill y In ~ oonsant rsesip Il, and
keep on hand, . good assortment Of every tAine
usually found In sush establishments.
Mr.. WIN. vincii, whose pleasing addSess aad long
experience 10 the business veil known, viii ~
main ~ salesman, and no pains viii - spared ~
show that far ~ liberalty and fair dealing afs
eoncernsd nothing has been lost By the change.
jsl0d l.. b. 4AIIBY,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

RECEIVER his RawARp.--The Rev. A. n
Fitch, Of Mich, has been appointed Indian
Agent for the Indians of Northsfn Michigan
The NJ. e. Conference Of that State, las
fall, passed resolutions, with but one dissent
ing vote, condemning the buying and selling
Of men, ~ being anti-acsiptural and un
christian. That one dissentsr was the Rev
Mr.. Fitch.
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NOME
INSURANCE co. NO. 4, WALLSTRKRT, N n,
Capital ~ 4O0, 900.
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE co., on LONDON,
CAfITAL - - ~.
D11nO0GPo0E
FIRE NARINkINB. co. BRIDGEPORT COMM
CApmAL o3eo ,eee.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CfEvELAND,0.
CANAL 1see, eco.
FRANKLIN
FIRE AARINkIkE. CO, Fosp Dv Lac, WIS.
CAPISAE $500, eee.
DOLIClRS tssaed In the above CampAnlss sn ~
. safer CLASSES Of risks only. st fsir rates, an
losses adjusted and promptly paid, q the s1es o.
the Agency, On Second street.
sprld WIZ TURNER, Agent.
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and money to return.
ToRSADoEs-Tnr Congr.-Three or four
very severe sornadoes have occurred recent
~, IN dine rent quarters OF the country one
q Pans. HIS, one in the vicinity Of Pitts.
burgh, one in Oneida county, n. Y, and one
near Oswego. The one in Oneida county
appeared somewhat like water spout.
though it was not precisely that, and many
thought the cloud was charged heavily with
electricity, as ito acts Of destruction wer.
frequently accompanied with explosions,
though nothing affected BY i. bears the mark.
o. IRE. !. was very destructive, A. al Of
them were, and great proportion Of the
people believed the comet, so much tslked
about, bad actually struck.
ExEcurioss.-On the 10th three men were
hung u ST. Louis, three at Edward,yille,
(tls.,) and two at Chicago. Notwi,hstand.
ing the many notorious murders that have
eees committed a. Chicago for ten or iitteer
ysAFs past, i Is twenty years since a ma,
: !. execute: tasss. The Inouns says tina
trough y nay seem barbarous, i, hopes hang
ing will be more frequent there in future
believing that 10 consequence the number o
& murders would be diminished. Blu. il rem
Fobatss the execution Of criminals in public
r. those were executed last fridsy,) as de
ms.alising to community.
r'es
a. The koossuqua Republicans says ths
tAese - BEEN number Of Gales Of propers
il - place, the most important OF whic
y - sals Of the stean Touring mill, belong
~ r. - sstAte Of Hugh Brown, deceased
- ssns Eastsea gsatlemsa who propose /
- 4 = repais inuedistely.
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a. The County Judge Of Van Buren, has
issued proclamation requiring the voters Of
that county to cast their votes for or against
the Liquor License Law, at the August cleo
AsoN
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10DOU00 1lCKETD.
FoR ALL pRIHclrAL plAcxs.
0oOA ter ooy kooosA 81 Ta9o.
Can be psosursd % the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main st., oss doov FROM DtiltWes Heuss,
skBOkU2, iowa.
J.R. TkWkkBuRY,
1iskas Aosss Ksskuk .lswa.
c.0. nAssess, Gss1 supt G. ,. ~. +. H.
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FRUIT, FRUIT

- UA0eH
Wholesale Dsaisss In Foresgs snl DsmsseSe
Fruits anA N0ts, ana O0Wanlsslon
Deals r. In D0nessac pBoAuoe,
No. l, Main BtresA .............. 1ORUK, IOWA.
DKIN4 connected with the largest hoasss In
ID Boston. New Yea and New Orlsans, thoy ~
enabled to obtain their supplies fresh from those
markets, which they win cell - shsa4 = any
house In the vest. Tho following iss lisS OF part
Of their stock
Oranges, Lemons, BAAAnaa,
Pins Applcs, TAmsTnd, Prunss,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dates,
Dried CuSrants, English Walnats, Hip,
Almonds, Pccans, Filberts,
Brasu Nuts Pea Nuts. Cocoa Nuts.
teledkv
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writes about the Rock leland bridge:
The bridge 10 both convenience and .
nuisance--a blessing and plague. The
raftsmen dread it, and within afew days past
RATS laden with lumber have been broken in
pieces, and the boards, COLLECTED from the
upper Mississippi,- scattered in al dirrc-
lions. Several lives have also been lost,
which makes the river mon fierce in their de-
nunciations Of the bridge. The current il
very strong here, and At certain seasons no
amount OF care can avoid these accidents
The steamboat men also hold the bridge in .
sort Of horror, and would if they could, abate
it as nuisance.
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Above will b. seen . cut Of the sslsheatsd
RUGGLES DIAMOND CARD PRESS

. nest, simple and beautiful maehias, whlsA ~
have lad In saccsssful operation for the Lest sigh-
cen month";. Since procuring Il, we hsvs psintsd
On immesss amosst Ut Cards, and the rsduss1 psiss
u which they haye been accorded has greatly IN
creased the amount Of that kind of voft = this city
Its exccstisn y perfect Cards printed npss Y Asvs
clesr, beautiful imprespion, AND TnB TEE VIA noT
SPREAD On auB ovv. lts speed l. u great - gsod
card ipk can be possibly worked and : hand6oue
impre,sion given BY any uashiassy. The suet 81
prsrs work upon this engine, exscated u ths hsst
manner, 10 from 70 cents per 1850 Cards, which,
o. will be observed, Leaves VOC tr1iag margin los
reduction By any improvement. 70 b. talked ssout.
We have
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-23

NuPO1b P10MO ROf00I
ME- have lately received fyolA A. W. Ladd
w Co., Boston, three Ane Pianos Of the follow
ing styles and compass:
One seven Octave, carved mouldings Lopis XIV
style.
One seven octave, centre Pispo,) double rosad
corners.
One "a Octave, richly and elaborately carved,
Louis XIV style, With three strings 10 ss<h han
mer.
All the above will be sold at low Agsses for casA,
or abort negotiable paper.
The Pianos Of A. W Ladd are unrivaied for their
exquisitcly sweet and rich tone and took ths most
nattcring premium that was ever awarded TO any
Piano. PATRICK 4 CNUU1k,
junel3d ~ Main 1t.
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soR4tce uuAh o0RnER " MAIN AND FOURTH
evon =. =. nARs = sox's BooK aroRx.
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Cheape1 than the Cheapest.
NHoSE about 70 paper their houses, Will And u
70 thar intsrest 70 examine, before pufsAssins,
tho extensive stock u new and elegant PAPER
HANUINuS for sale by
u. F. DOUBLEDAY / WILSON,
ihnclH-d Esc0nd-af
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12
The Trial Trip Of the Grea, /, sterr.

expected as already stated that the FIRST or trial
trip OF the Great Eastern steamship win be made to Port
land, in the first week of April Liverpool psper
goes largely into the details of the arrangements Tor the
accommodation Of tourists and adds:
"a Great Eastern Tourists Hand Book il In nrep.r.
ton by gentleman Of literary cminence and will be
ready for issue at early date. IL will give succinc
account OF every place and object Of interest along the
ue If the tour aud be aecoI aned by Man of the I'M;
ted States and Canada which all the mil ssys included
in the Tourist Ticket will be printed in differently col
ored ink from the other lines OF railway The
thus ne cnaoie each step his route from
Portland, through Canada TO Chicago thence to the Mis-
-issppi and HON there Cincinnati Lake Fri, Niay.r,
Ne~ ork, Boston, and back again his starting point
The cost of tint class Tourist Ticket from London
Tor the whole excursion Of little than OOD miles
viii DE about t56 at the rate of ~ mile Tourist
Tickets will aiso be issued Ia the ,ading cities Of the
United Kingdom at propottonate rates in no ease how
ewr exceeding $50. This charge will cover every To-
conOve expenses, except the removal Of the holder
tween the railway stations the landing aud ebatk
table but not wines sps) the passage and from
Portland. On shore the OF the tourist VIII be
amply covered by los day, and traveller
make them cheaper The only difference OF price
beta the first and second class Tourist Ticket will be
ia the passage across the Atlantic there only one
class on the American ral~ays The difference would be
about El3.
1.-THE holder OF the Tourist Ticket can return to England
either the second voyage OF Great Eastern
from Portland which will be in about Eve wecka from
her hrst arrival there, he defer his departure until
her third which will be about nine weeks later The
latter arrangement u the preferable especially fo
those who, IN addition TO the regular tour wish also To
Mississippi we'll PhAdelphIs Baltimore and ash.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12
My.terie, of the SincL Rn.rI.

The Albany Argus is rendering the county no slight
service, in exposing with able and fearless hand the
sieies rather the sharp practices the stock gam
brrs correspondent of the argus in the city of New
York, makes, in recent communication the following
revelations:
During the last seventy days the sales Of the
stock OF the Reading Railroad 39 62S shares
exactly % s55 shares than the entire stock of the
company At par the amount exceeds SID 900 OOO aud
II the average per day Ia share) Is kept up the bu.
iness OF the year in Reading alone will amount to Sol
74S5OO-aoout $l+,OoOOO0 more than the banking ca.
ptAl OF this city. But notwithstanding the amount and
the Juror that is kept the subject the stock in tie
city neither increases dimnishes aud the nnocen.
morally ineued citizens Ia the shape Of interest and
commissions obliged TO fork between four and
i've millions OF dollars. But such Is life and the swndle
enables the fraternity to seize upon of the stocks
their lists and batter the price suit their
We must endure IL until the Of the peope
the Legislature of the State directs otherwise The
gambling part Of the story is however the worst
The facility Tor destroying the best stocks OF the country
beginning to alarm the people abroad aud the sys.
TEN is continued may be forced recognize another
reason Tor pressure on the money market. But msre
anon"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12

Remarks BY desire to eel. the attention Of our readers
the very high claims OF lady whoss Advertisement mn
We s"nd w smother column Of this paper We rfer TO
Mas tkosAs OF this city. the second session Of who-e
school viii commence on tho LIST OF October next We
beg to be understood speaking wholly without tho
kno"edge OF that lady, from OF chat we think
due TO her and OF the public benefit which her school
eonsrs upon this city. Aud do not hesit,e 10 give
as our opinion that better institution Tor the ns,ruc
ZION OF Young ladies Is not be pointed on, within the H.
m'ts OF Virginia We will go even further and declare
That the editor Of the Wing had daughters he would
sooner place them under the care OF Miss Pegram than
any other person in the United States With gifts and
accomplishments which could but GAUGE her TO oe adj
mired In any sphere OF e she has withdrawn while vet
young from the gaetes Of the social circle TO devote her
self exclusively and sngly the honorable Office Of teach
ing aud the eminent which has attended her eE
forts Is best aicsed by the improvement OF her pupils
and the affection with which she has inspired them We
trust that the ensuing session OF her school will be full
one" a much for the advantage the scholars as that of
the principal Tho reader will by reference TO the adj.
verusement that Miss Pegram will be assisted by CONNIE
tent professors in the scientific branches the languages
and in music.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12
Female Education.

What With Education Conventions and the DISCUSSIONS
81 Common School systems u the dby press the public
mind Of Virginia has been Of late very often 70 thu
suhrct al education and the dmc approaches for the
opening OF the soboo IL is natural that more than n.
rus interest should be manifested matter 20 important
witana isv years past, grat6od TO know that
rfc-i progress has been made w the department # f.
nulr Instruction. aud that in happy land especially
Who're the peculiar sphere Of woman IS more fully r,eop
uisej thsn ,seNhcrc the attention Of the prooundest
thinkers has been largely directed TO the Jes, means Of
friung aud directing her powers 10 the good Of .ocetv
I'd the refinement Of life. The advice Of Napoleon 20
Madame Campan has been frequently quoted and that
g,coos Of character never gave better council
d. it 20 train mp mothers who shall know how 10
educate their children IN this lies the whole philosophy o,
ito aud highest female development for to Lpov
ow 70 educate children involves much more than the fac
nly ~ mpaing 70 them (rae this faculty i.l valuable
truts u science IL embraces the secret at winning te,,
n r'ous and directing ,heso the pure and the good
ei Too beautiful impHektho incucation ofofty no,,l
riirc rls cxemph,d n the teacbers own daily walk and
csver-.tou and that saeh discipline Of the qualities O,
roman is douby mf ortant may seo 10 tho fact tb,,
c T. herself 10 become the Instructor Of other minds and
t+r custodian Of oihor hearts.
Zoo much caution, certainly, cannot he exercised nv
parcots IN felcug te prcceptors Of d. cir daughters
Zee person sb0 deserves to be utusod 9TH 20 grave
rcsponsbiiy should unite mluy various end uncommon
q1s6catops tho'ourh knovledgc Of tho br,pebes 70
D. taught selfcomusnd ~ insight into huns,
,1tv~-. rurdi'l .yupady sh those whose .tade. ara
O. ~ dsvc'e, iuvHisble sweetness Of temper and is.,
bl- hsmncss u ~-sl tAese should combine IN fbo in.
shvidad vho seeks accomplish the bss, result. in the
fluca'on " Young LADIES' We have Teen led iulo lbsss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12

TRANSFER OF THE NORrH RIvER CASu.-During the
early part OF last week behalf vi the North
River Navigation Company the Directors OF the James
River kanawha Company at the White Sulphur Springs
and Bgired upon plan by which the North River Com.
pany transfers it's impom to the James River Com
pany The stockholders OF the North River Improvement
met IN the Court House Lexington last Saturday and
unanimously confirmed the action taken by the meeting
at the White Sulphur. The James River Company
complete the canal TO some point the mouth of the
South liver this year. aud finish the improvement
thereafter as it can DC zone. BY this transfer says the
Lexington Gazette, the North River Company released
from the payment the j. X. K. Company Of the t~o
hundred thousand dollars guaranteed by the latter Be
Tore this action eau become Vad il will rtQure some en-
aement OF the Legislature winch WILDE done in the ear
y part OF the session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12
Auorros ,.Ir. .pyr,,urn u,u, vuo.

!. a.. - a.A. A.e s..sssAl sssArz.
,s..sa'- Aas'. ." .o, sssAscnHs Of $50 ss
h-rsrm ~ as essehi,nd eosa,y. 10
NssSSns sI al. .s.,y ~sas.As. =, sa ss. ~ Pos.
A.Ess s S".lss $50 .:ss. =: .,pg.
Rsnaead, w~Sais se al ,ss Ssrh.Ss property
Inn SEs.ss:s.. ..lss Quartz. r:'tur In Charles CITY
ish5A nrn o 40 IA Orange e. the E.pa
M. s ;1 IT, p.a River sl :. p.nyis and dwell
,,s s.T ne acy,.% q 60 .sIs. Sagpsr county Of milo
@k G.s, Of .ooS sSd 50 ssTs .sou. or mile. IRON
os ~ 30. s,l H. 70 ?. ,oh =, hs Q n
desssd In Absasrie containing about 30
sane s.yA ,rao, of as acres. Buckingham county
stock; farni'are: ,,e. s.. sdv't
' al. N "h .sr'
ass-The H.ht.I he properly H.if.I Courthouse Va
ashF.rm q 900 a, ROblOa. Station on tn. r. D. r.
re- eSany 10 miles from Richmond, Win arss dwell
son. ssx tn, .s.ra. river. IN Als.%.,.
Milton xSTSsy O. Carr, co@9 M '''' ''a '' IN '''
rr,ssrIek.earr comfy ss'S acres IL miles O.
sane dsy-oon'n farm Gate a.orr. W. richardson.
dceS) 10 New Ken, county. comfy soi acres
MS1,on very .S s.o. pin ssaey nal, mile IRON
et1-cs@'r Of .sr. cSss:ras,d co. about
,.r.r% Of So acres. rO-hsan county. Deep creek.
AZ Of .SiS ae,of land tc.aaOc,,, lying p.r,,
, S .s s .. s' .n s sds ss. end
c, soany 81 chssssso@ny liver '"'
VII, ~. 2 "gains and t,t@ Sq,i,nr' s,s sd,1 w.
as 'i'e eOns $50 isrel For sale privately s.nshs. siO
catasba Iron WORK, property In ps...our, count,
ITO be sold ~ ths American uaEL
Sane dayA tract Of sIe seres, MeherrIn Depot
Railroad.
SA i6h Cargo bag, RIO cot G. At warehouse on
18Th st. q O. 7 WORKMAN 90 ,Asc,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12

CALoRIC ESGINEs.-Mr Ericsson does not despair Of
success III applying the mes moter' lie is said to have
built eight small engines the hot air principle since
tie experiment with the Ericsson si,amshp and stll
engaged iu the pursuit OF bis avofe study The Scieu-
Ehc American HG has hUatisy the Hudson
sinai steamer or AR en- about feet long, which
be mas succeeded IN driving at good rate by the coBbus-
ton OF an almost Incredibly small quantity pine kidding.
wood There are two engines horizontal, single acting
and apparently about thirty inches diameter by thirty
inches stroke The vesse Is open boat, mammoth
yav aud the are shout ten or twelve eet
IN diameter. We believe air alone is the fluid employed
as medium 10 generate tie power.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12
Fok INK WHO.


EIs Wig In your OF Monday, che Ttn notiee
article signed w. j., answering criticism made by
Mr. II. upon speech OF mine delivered at H. s. College
IN June last.
Though entirely coiueiding with w. ]. in the sent-
expressed in that article before now regret its
publication, a., from note in Saturdays Wing by 81"
am satisfied he intended me jury. Ia consequence
then, of HIS explanation !, in behalf OF my friend "
j., retract all the offensive charges contained in his art
Gle. w n
Hampden Sidney College, Sept sth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12
We copy the following from til. New Orleans Pic.yuoo

We copy the following from the New Orleans Picayuno
Of ist Inst:
torsree ~ Nee oriedHsrhs year just closed
mas eeen marked Sh active aud
although the supplies Of our staples and produce
se osn somewhat short OF the abundance of the
year The deueencrs have been IA In
e pronts OF the merchant aud produce nerea Oh
tanned Tor articles
Ssg presented In Sugar and Msss OF which only
one hn OF iu crop has produced
Ia &c Increase In vaue that previous year
standing the drawback Of reduced erup the
sugar crop anu me deereSe 81 produ Imports
' port sr The hsal year ending June 3Oh
ue prev o1s year Scusivv OF 9s2
ana "a The eapor Foreign and D. mest)
total
Gle and bullion, OF si65lbl. following nbl, .how. H.
epts and exports OF leading staples
Of Weatein produce, during the last years:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12

4 NEw SroRY ny TnAcIERAY-It is said that the aa-
thor OF Pendennis Is writing story the first num-
Der OF whch will appear Ia November. We hope the ru.
NOR Is true, for new ta By Thackeray. is almost
tractiye new suit in the fall style, tom the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of ktskhiIl Wilson, Nos COS and
COS Chestnut street, above sixth. se-ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12

Th@ Lord'n Tine, of 25i u steady srd rrsdusi i'm
proFementn NE pf1spec q the Fr0sug crop Of 49,
pod - ~ very favorable seasr ihs past vssk
III W. fsi1lte 0fihn du.f which ~ e. at
At ~ f5r ihe ct to days been bcd asheh ~ $4,000
notatA' nE hai na j. onssrytbe IN pars Of ptnta 10
10 inconfd sra extent cesr rain rout srs
p htnfha The plsnerf, nsirng rp~ns, srs
f'v 20 commence picking generally, pocEsts have
tdy ie ue oroug and T no doubt BE- daiy iorou,d BY
sa lafrFfai e. there lhuwfVsr disposition
time vi probably ~fors aesp, IL M a. al
Tor tlr present ercnflrd ~