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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20
1914 ACRES OF LAND IN CHES.

1~t 4 ERFIELD co Mt Y, NEAR The
COURTHOUSE, FOR SALE.-Pursuant to decree
&c. of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield county. at
October term, 1857, will, Commissioner. acting
under said Decree sell PRIVATELY the greater part OF
the real estate of which Benjamin Graves died
seized:
lying on the South side of Swift Creek, one mile
from the Courthouse. On this tract are the build,
ings late the residence of Captain Graves, and
on scale to afford accommodation for large family
The quality of the land Is good. large proportion
in original growth well rF6ered from . whiSh
purposes may be taken. There are some rich low
grounds the creek, which afford considerable wa
ter power and constitutes the boundary for u con-
siderable distance. The Glover Hill Railroad passes
along the southern border affording ready market
stone of good quality The situation is healthy the
neighborhood good. and presents adyantages to Rqr
chasers not often to be met with This tract Will be
dover land and lying, on both sides Of the Glover
Hill Railroad soil good: A portion OF the TIMBER
was destroyed by FIRE few years since.
3d. A tract of 24012 acres, adjoining the lands OF
G the gest by swift Greek the Glover Hill Railroad
passing through it. Eight or ten acres cleared the
balance principally in pine suitable Tor cord WOOD
ing house. six eight acres cleared, the balance
we'll timbered; adjoins the lands of Mrs; Findley
ana others three miles Southwest of the Court
House and near the railroad These lands sold
Persons wishing further information in relation to
s. Cheatham, W. W. T. Cogbill, EsQs, who reside
near the Court House.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-fourth cash, s. IL and Is
months with interest, on the deferred payments.
bonds with security, and the title retained until the
further order of the court.
The right TO the foregoing lands is believed to be
indisputable but shall convey such right only is
vested in me by said decree.
Messrs GoddH Il App sson, Of the city Of Rich.
mond, are authorized to contract for the sale of
these lands and at whose office plat of the same
may be seen. Ill. IIANCOCk, Commr.
will So one mDiety al a Tract Of Land c0n-
tanning AS acres, adjoining the Glover Hill Pits
This is very superior farming land The right to the
coal and other minerals will not be sold.
81. HANCOCK,
la 10-Iaw2w Agent and Guardian.
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ny DUNLOP. MoNcunE & Co., wi

sell at their Wharf and Warehouse. at Rockets
THIS MORNING. one cargo of CHOICE SUGAR
and MOLASSES, 1859 bags Green and Pale Green
COFFEE and other articles suited to the trade 70
which we invite the attention of dealers SAFE WIN
ont regard to weather. jaw
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~ NEW style OF Ambrotypes cost but 50 cents
See them at TYLER Il Co.'s Gallery, 1879 Main st.
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 19-Later information from Utah
discredits the report that the Mormons are emf
grating to the British possessions. and says the
Indians, under Mormon leaders, are preparing TO
cut off the spring supply trains.
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RICHMOND, jan IL, 1898.
To DR.. KAHN,
Office corner 22d and Main streets.
BAs DEAR SIR: | feel it duty | owe
TO you to state to the public the successful removal
of a Tumor from the side of my neck. Of serenteen
years standing weighing upwards OF str pounds.
without the use of knife or the loss OF blood-and
of which / am now Well. i was examined by DIR.
Warner, of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced 90 chances against me b =
cutting it, as also did other eminent physicians
throughout the country. Yours, &c,
JAMES MILLER.
MISUNDERSTANDING Goochland CO., Va.
ia
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:. DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

a. DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
fs::a A very desirable four story Brick House, on
Broad street opposite Mayo. containing IL rooms.
In the third story is bath room, with hot and
cold water and other convenient arrangements.
summer.
In the yard is two story brick Kitchen, with
coal cellar. cooking range, copper boiler, &c. The
yard is dry and well paved.
The lot fronts 80 feet, and runs back l59 feet.
The terms of sale will be made accommodating.
The house and lot can be examined by any one who
is disposed to purchase.
J. W. RANDOLPH,
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HEADQUARTERS 10th REGIMI

HEADQUARTERS 18TH KEGIMENT,l
q JANUARY 10th, 1855. J
NORDER No. Ii.
II The YOUNG GUARD LIGHT BATALLION'
will assemble THIS EVENING. at IA o'clock,
promptly, for Drill and Business d impoltdnce
By order of the COLONEL.
C. P. RADY. Adjt. l79th Regiment ia 2O-lt
4 HEADQUARTERS CITY GUARD"l
q Richmond, January 10Th, 1858. J
n ORDERS No. 4.
II This command will assemble at Military Hall
on this (WEDNESDAY) evening. at Ia O'clock, fer
CompanysDrill.
Members should be prompt.
By order Of
VIM. 7. TRUEMAN, Captain
VIM W. WooD, Orderly. ja20-1tf
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$780, sw y ko = x k sIs..s Is !.

@sGHfAx& SWEEPSTAKES closed Isl
~ January, lSSS, for three year
= olds, $bs entrance, 800 Tor.
teit, 10 come on second TT ESDAY in May ls5s mile
heats; Tbe following nominations have been
ceiyed:
Thomas and Thomas w. boswell names ch. f. by
Revenue, dam Sarah Washington.
Thomas and Thomas W. boswell names ch. T. By
Revenue. dana Virginia Payne
Thomas aud Thomas w. boswell names CHI. colt b.
Revenue. dam Nina.
r. X. Bessley names br. colt Two Bits, by Revenue
dam i'm ported Prian.
VIM. III. Gibbon names CHI f. Rosebud, by Revenue,
dam Marchoness by imported RoetoB.
X. Ill Dickinson names ch. c. by Revenue. dam By
Pamunkey.
Calvin Green names grey by Glencoe. dam By
Grey Eagle.
Calvin Green also names ch. T. By Glencoe, dam BY
imported Envoy.
VIM 7. Harper names b. C. by Yorkshire. dam By
Mncklejohn.
For the four mile sweepstake for all ages $50 en-
trance 500 forfeit 81 900 added by the Club and PrU
ceiyed up to this time:
l. Thomas ID. Watson b. b. aohegsn, by Gartis.a
Zingance. dam Virginia Rose. by imported Trustee.
years old.
2 X. Ill. Dickinson names ck. h. Wicklih By Glen.
Coz, dam Motto, years old.
B. John Campbell names ch. m by Lizzy Me Don
aid, by Revenue. dam Sarah Washington, years
old.
I VIM II. Gibbons rames CHI "a Mary Eyeline b.
Glencoe, dam Sally Ward, by Jsan K. Grimes, 4
years old.
s. James A. Valentine names b. 4. Mat spangisr.
by Tally Ho, dam Seven Up, years cid.
6 Calvin Green names b. b. Robert Walker. ~
Camden, dam by Boston, years Old.
ia lS--3t CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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DOLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINTMENT

The demand for this Rheumatic Liniment, is
every day increasing, and to all who are suffering
with pains OF any kind. or have dumb beasts that
are suffering from cuts, strains, old sores, &c, ne
would say. try it, and our word for it, they would
say. what thousands have already said. it is the
very best Liniment in use Prepared and sold by
jaM JN0. w. POLLARD Chemist
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ss4. Way SUFFER WITH RHEunAr1sa

kSS~ Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache, or pain
In any part of the limbs or body stomach or bowels
H0RNE'S CURE-ALL1 1t is fine tonic for weak
stomachs and bowels giving them tore and strength
to digest food, thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep
STA. Let all who suffer bay bottle from PURCELL
LADD Co, or other Druggistsin Richmond. Bot
ties Is and 80 cents. &C I0-6m
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nEy- JANUARY 18TH, lS6S.-THos. r.
PRICE Co. will commence this day. their attractive
sale of bargains in Staple and Housekeeping Goods
to which special attention is called AS these goods
will embrace useful and substantial articles, rare
chance will be afforded every one who may need
such things for the coming year, as they viii be sold
at far less than the same qualities will bring after
the spring trade fully opens
They will consist Of
Linen SIiEETINGS Irish LINENS, best make
Cotton do. 81. 81, i24 Table DAMAsks
Pillow LINENS Damask Table CLOTHS
COTTONS 4" NAPKINS
T0WELLINGS BLANKETS. every kind
DIAPERS FLANNELS,
HUCHABACK LINSEY, &C.. &c.
Bleached COTTONS |
And to the above sale will be added rich array
Silk Robes, of the most modern styles aud shades,
TO be closed out during this and the ensuing month
at far less than the cost of importation, in many
'. jais- fa carly 'a'' 10 +. r. PRICE CO.
B@C. B. BARRET, formerly with
Messrs Binford Mayo & Blair, desires to return his
sincere thanks to his friends and acquaintances who
patronized him so kindly while there, and begs to
inform them that he is now located at Messrs.
CHRISTIAN & LATHR0P'S. where he will be
happy to see them. ia l5-dl2t&ewlt*
Ea@ TIME. LABOR AND EXPENSE
SAVED BY USING
SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Jy1S Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
Eg LANDRETH's NEW CROP
GARDEN SEEDS.
JOHN W. GARLICK,
Druggist and Apothecary,
ia Is Market Place, Franklin Street.
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~ CAME to my house, beyond
90 Brooke Avenue, on Monday last, sorrel
HORSE, white face and his right hind foot white
The owner will please come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take him away.
ia GOT JOHN P. SLEDD.
A MOTHER supply Of fine Old WITS
IA KIES just received, and for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers In addition, We wish to call your
attention to our stock of BRANDIES WINES
RUNS, &c and a choice selection of very delicate
favored SEGARS. Remember the No., l3i Gary st.
la 20--lm ALLISON, FAY MELLON
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DRIVATE BOARDING.-MRs. J. o

DhIV HE BUAhUING.-MRS. j. ..
i JAMES 4 Miss E. A. BIDGO0D, having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming James on
9Th, between Main and Franklin streets close to bu-
sness and in the retired part Of the CITY, will open
it for the accommodation of persons desiring Board
eral large and desirable rooms for families. Also
Office in the front basement They can accommo-
date few DAY B0ARDERS. la 20-dIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

ORLEANS MOLASSES.-- 100 barrels
~ strictly prime new crop, in gosd order. land
jas y. II. SKINNER 4 co.
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TRUsSES. TRUSSEs. TRuSSES =

L 1@~N|h1110B AAs~O1A<k5i 9
Il invite the attention of physicians to a new and
improved TRUSS, for the cure of Hernia. Its sci f.
adaptation, hgttness and natural pressure is strik-
ingy evident: We have also all the usual styles and
patterns OF Trusses, for Umbilical, Ingruical and
Surgeons Bandages and Appliances: Splints; Silk
aud Cotton Elastic Stockings, for earicose peins;
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r AUNDRY AND TAILORS' STOVES
II new article in It's line: very complete and
cheap, to hand per schooner Richmond. For sale at
the Governor street Stove Store. by
jas GEO. STARRETT,
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JOSEPH OWEN 10 about forsysix years Of age,
about ave feet Ave inehss hgh sfoutly formed. with
brown hair, wounds OF scars oa the right arm saI
hand, and when walking. usually holds bis head
down. When he left he wore Z Pea jacket. Of q
reeish color. and kersey pants. do ls--sw3w
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RLACk AND BLUE BEAVER FROCK
~ COATS-Made up in good style and for sale very
low. Cheap is the word with us as We must clear
out our stock. Gentlemen wishing style. quality,
comfort appearance and durability have but to pur
chase their clothing of TO get all the above at
economical rates. Remember the stock must be
sod-that it is perfect in every respect-that the
style and quality is uneXceptionable. and last
though not least. sell the whole lot cheap for
cash. GROSHONG TUPMAN a Co
ia 20 ITO Main street
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CERVANTS FOR HIRE have re-
~ naming on hand for hire two very spriehtly
Boys 10 and IL years old, one Girl, nearly grown
and very active Man, who is good wheelrighf
and carpenter. WIN. n. G. GAREETT,
10--ta eth streat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

NOTICE. - The partnership business
~ heretofore existing under the firm and style Of
WRIGHT COLEMAN, l. this day dissolved by
mutual consent BENJAMIN T. COLEMAN hav-
ing purchased the interest of Edgar Wright, is pre-
pared TO conduct said business In his own name
The said Coleman is to pay all the debts of the firm
and to receive all money owing 20 tbs same.
Given under our hands this l4tk January, lass
y. z. WRIGHT,
ja D-cwlm B. +. COLEMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

s,tie.e ase-vhss. sds.cs toa.s. cont.i.c.
wv, ~ GO hcrss Tos ss,- i, al. II e.san -.
= %. g.. efi 3 $50 rcssa r,w 2. 1n5 esuicg
lsgsy e.ips Oft '.1e of 81 gues es'h,
ysts. a e gus each ur corvs,t tss .; % ils
te tlss sg,n scaoo1el and ten tit''pD' e., r;
teNAt .e.tCef - vtsse.s - "a q tO,al oi o'' gus
Nsss 49,, tsEi.ter. Btsi3ss thee tbsre ae 10
hIc T. de- srr each, siaouet PfincP.Ay ~ Cilz,
yesssI All Csttseebsi - vessel. ~ ohe quo ea'l
fsi..' ee q tie Pill gistg; tATSe fcfeW'inga%s
sfe u cr I'D .cre a. att arc Ia eJurse OF coz.
t,sn a.. rssura.te; ofesiors Iags'eisi IN s2an
sft o. - Crts std Porto Rico, 37sl, and 10 tue
- a. - 90 Csciz ard Fe'Tc are ja' oow the
orr fs.b,, bsyiog navy ysIcs a.tnoug tne,e sIs
rsysl sr.sass 1t Esysrs, CSi'H'soha' "Hd 'A7
Ma
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

A. Eprofnic N TIE CorN1RY.-A singular fever
.Ios iss bean prevailing 80 fatally for nearly year
8, P.,r,.o,n Gi.e. County, Va, has become more
yjo,spt. Fo.ty additional cases are announced The
.s.ov n TIE h9roeqte Ass yised the doomed neigh
borbooj, ert Gays;
"a uc,s deso.ste looking place We have never
v,jt.y Nesrly every business establishment IN the
Race wac clcsec, ara only an occssr nal iensle fofn
-esssd IN (; so-rber habhmepts Of mourning, was 20
bs sesp. TIE graveyard witch we visited 10 the
psgabctaocd was fearful coifrcstion OF the $50 re-
nr,Ps ", icb asys been II circulation
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

Mas CRu,HvD 10 DEATH.-Dsvid OHearn, aged
about % Year, a ,aborer at the Woodruff and Bssch
lion Norks o, Commerce street, was this morning
crushed TO oeath beneath heavy plate ot iron.
OHearI Yss one Of twelve men who were rolling ou.
OF the csst;rg shop crculsr piece OF cast lron caed
heater 6ly plate eight leet IN diameter three
quarters of .LCh thick and weig ling about ,2u0
H. Ttey BAD rolled far as tie door, aud when 1t
struck the coor sill It suddenly canted to 6srd Hssrn,
md s.Iscss enough, every usn except OH. let go
their Lod AID tie plate f directly on HI n crushing
him to oesh. The doorway 20 the shop had been en-
lsrsed By diggrg out a hole in tie brick wall about
one foot from the ground and Ilssns shoulders g.
he fe re eG OF this wall with the plate on his chest,
which vss completely crushed TO- lie bled protasely
fiom hi' mouth, He brsathed only few minute.
man. apt ,,vea with mis- mother on Hicks street lie
has tive bot ers here and brother ard sister at the
West. That ssme plate has been rolled GU. and in
tbe shcp ofel With only SIX meu, who could handle 1t
NTH t. > greatest ease. Hartford Times.
LAKT SCPKaIoR SIIvIR Tile Detroit TribnRc
has ssvera cesattal specimens Of silver ore taken
out Of ths Lske Superior mines. One OF the sPeci.
mers is Sge mass IL snowy quntz, tmcky uo'1ed
with silver. Aoo:her is composed OF silver bulbs, 50
to speak -est'sg on mass OF native copper Inc
other i, bssufG, specimen, freed from the quartz,
and exhibiting ,hs whi:e pure ere. 10 shape II resen
bes sens Cf tas fsn-ke varieties OF seaweed ana Is
now besCss t1e Tanufacturers tool has touched II,
perfect enough FOR the ornament OF a vase or othe
article of silver Its weight is about SIX ounces,
AID IT. pu,:y q. 5sh could The silver ore OF
ttc I ept ftn.nsA.a - Justly ocsiui"s w "s'">'
large snsie C sttertion-
STATE 1FACRTRs' ASscoI,Tp>.-Tas thirteenth
stnaa. e.,Lg Of ice Tescners Association VIII os
hed ei i"es2o', rext week, continang during ths
50 4h ssd 5'h os August. The me sting will organize
on IpeeJsy, Fhe the Presidents Address will be de-
iverto, casa aud reports read and addresses made
by the Rsv. W. A. Bartlett Of xego and j. N. NJ.
EIigttt OF Nsw'icrk. Wedne sdsy will be devoted
10 repoite, scussons and addresses by o. Arey OF
Buffalo T. W. Key.s Deputy Superintendent of
Public Inst; uct.on aed the Rev. s. j. May Of Syra-
Cuse Thursday, 70 further reports and discussions
m sddrss, by ID. A. Wilder OF Ns~York tae election
of hcss snd other nitcssr esus business A spscial
reunion or Thursday night and an excursion TO Ma.
RGakslJ Oh Friday. viii close the session.
Albany Journal, 18Th
ToAsr FOR ugr LApIES.-At the one hundred
and 6fyssysnth anniversary of the founding Of De-
tTot ll1Ol under .he auspices OF tho Michigan State
socsty celebrated the 2ith inst, at the
supper tAs Hen Wllia an A. Howard gave as q ssati-
nsn.:
"1be far dsssh.srs Of Dstroit-Msy their rrtre,
expand Ike tss- sk-.s and their grow email and
eosaTu y 'es, Ike tas1 boaasts.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

CPfHOIthF DAAGzRs.-Whereas the ladies Will De
sdmiIed toe word over, however fantasticsiiy or II
siiculorsiy the msy drees; and whereas they VIII
dress 70 st themselves, being the actusl soyereigus
of @, estor being the second ddle ana "heiea'
the ioes Of ora of them is public and pfvate csam-
i'y: BE il therefore
Efsol,td uhoAlwoHSiy, That our wives and dauSh,
teis be eei .uty ard :rsqusn,ly cautioned TO guard
paipst te,,ble death by fire; and that # the dress
become igutef the rlost certain method Of SAVING
life s TO he doTn on the foor and ro over scd over
or better sill ogaw tue csrpet the body, head
and ea,s; tbs will instantly ex,ingush the flames,
and p,eysb. horrible ard CHASTITY scars for life sbou'
the face.
1t Is natural IN an accident of this kind for one wo-
man 10 run 70 tie rescue of -setsacrlhc'ng
devotion !-snd the chances that both the rescued
and the ieecuer viii suffer terribly. Have q Lite
presence Il Mid aud ei Join the person on fire to he
dowr bu = etts lying down or standing up, envel-
op tire erifertr IN wooen shawl, or coat. or over
coat OF ba,kst f.om the bed, the csrpet or rug
ANYTHING yoolt D. When the FIRE is extpsuishet, re-
move tie oloth.rg a. speedily as possible, and cover
every ba,Led place with dry -four the most universal
ly accessible tie mt ST pan-aester, and
the most specially curative sgent that can be en-
ployej. A II DISTURB comes from the suffice OF the
itiursd pa.ts which, mixing with the Hour, makes
paste Of eias mpervous to the Atmosphere III Is the
oxygen OF tie atmosphere which keeps up tie burning,
after the fsme is eN;inguShed; SO any means wnic
excludes a. arrests the burning aud destruction Ious
is that vhea part is burned the pain is instantly
remove "a by pu ging il in cold water, where 1t may
be ke,t uri:! n. hOur can be procured,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

NEw-YogK THIEF SEsI HoNE.-Yesterday after
poon BIZ Day alias jackson alias Squd Nckson, the
noted pickpccket, who wss arrested in this city %
Thursday morning by Officer Lynch Of the Chiefs
Office left the city via the Stou ungton route for New
York, in custody Of Officers Henry Vac Msgns, sna
William FOX Of the Brooklyn police. Tns prisoner
ia waited in Brooklyn to answer TO charge OF Pc.
irg pocket of some 500 $3.50 IN cssn ana NOTES
tie Fashion Coure, Long Island, on Wednesasy o'
lGst week. Boston AnSs, oa'-'"J'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

Eisrf7s CON Tie eefor CT 1he Po'lfana hd-
slriise, aAs seta some specners oi go'o 'ha' "efe
tskeu fcm ise bsrks Of the Kerne6ec River at Ssow'
Ieesr zta.s fire feet Of the water. 1he AdreTf'ser
ssys: -
"Tts,e ssQs seen two or three psrsons prospecting
for pot q ,5st yc;nty for week past, and their suo
cos Dc. syazelec fever among tue inhabitants IN
tia. v.ir 60 T. A. in thc tine we X9ect TO near
Of Lu1d ses geiig On the banks OF the hennebec.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
NEWJERSEY I1EMS.

NEWARK MANUFACTURES FOR Brazil We uAds-
tar that gentleman from Brazil contractor Tor the
brazilian Railroad, which is to bs two hundred sSa
twelve miles long, has been in this city for lev dvs
past. ard on Monday completed contracts Win vs.
ijous frns for about $40 900 wcrth of gooes aad ma
chirery 10 be engaged 10 the work oi grazing tae
route for the railroad. The same gentlemss We AZ
derstapd hss ordered large QuaIty ot powder mon
the ossbfated Duponts and has tix steam engines -
"a Instruction in Virginia The Rogers Locomotive
Compsny Of Paterson are just completing lot OF oot-
ton maohirery to go to factory near Qalto. N
Bolivia South America Mr.. l.. Holmes OF that otty
las also forwarded a turbine wheel for driving the
works. Some idea Of the motive power furnished By
the Andes may he inferred from the cIroumstance tast
the river on which this mil will be situstsd falls more
than six thousand feet in course OF twenty-five
n.i!ea lNsWAk AdSeuset'
The EDiroRI,L CoNENTIoS.-The Committee 81
Arrangements for the Edit ,ria Convention to be held
in Paereon On tie 18th OF August, have rscsivsA let
te,s from the Camden ard Amboy Railroad Company,
srd the New.Jersey Railroad Company, tsnderaE
fee pssses there roads to all who purpose ateee-
il . the Convention This courtesy has been wttahea4
by the Pre- sident Of the Erie Railroad, but the Di-
rictors of the Paterson and New.York PlAnkroeA
have adopted genert policy, and VIII tender
nee passes to all who choose to psss over ths, fcs
CRovDs Al CARE IsLAsD.-The number OF visiters
at Cape leland is now very large, and singe sestle-
men are obliged to take up with almost any socomme-
dation- occupying cots in halls, b'llGd rooms, &c.
Congress Hall snd the Columbian, It's stated, have
togetler some 900 boarders ard the ohers are pro-
DC rtionably crowded. Gov. Packer VI Pennsylvaaia
aud family are al the latter place ,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
fAivcf1s~m s1t-

rama ev,,J vas.y Of frs fox sai Dealers aat p
,sis f.nc;sA soshoa. Oo,.S saa Heaa$ a,., an =. &c
xc Ounpc vdes "a imests Eon 70 10 sc Al oea-t ea
d. eQrAiy ~ Az, tn boss sssa sAS,.Y II. M y.
Csa ssA .xzAas & N. Is caafssn sc. S<~'A ~" w
Hsypvs1H-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

FAr,L FAIL FROM A TREE.-Coroner Connery
held irquest Saturday, a. No. l73 ThId street.
upon the body Of Jacob Gall lad - years Of age,
who oed from the effects Of fall from tree which he
Vas climbing in Second street the 2oth ut. Verdict
Accide p.al DEATH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
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