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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

TExAs As VIEWED NJ G. W. KHNDALL-G. w.
Kendall writing from New Brunifels. says-taks
circuit within twenty miles Of this place, and
know OF but one physician very worthy and in
lelligent man who tends grist mill for livsli-
hood.
In tho Same letter wc find tho following items
No soil in tho world stands drouth ~ well - that
Of Texas. In almost every direction around San
Antonio the best rock Tor building and fencing
purposes may be found ready got out BY nature.
With cheap and rudo mills tho Germans Of Comal
county have made molssscs enough for their own
consumption this season-perhnps more Melons
OF all kinds. apples pears, peaches, hgs, tame or
cultivated grapes, dowberries, plums, etc., grow
WELL many Of them luxuriantly. OF wild nuts,
says tho writer, we have the pecan Of the largest
sza and in boundess profnsion, and where this
nut grows there is little mood of any other--it II
the best of all. Consumption 10 disease almost
unknown among tho inhabitants. Any case of
sickness scen or heard of by Mr.. Kendall during
the last summer could have been cured by "pills
made Of aloes, CASTLE soap and tread u unim-
proved places in that section Of the State ere
worth from 81 25 TO 50 per acre, the choicest "a.
Yet Mt less prices than these, extensive stock ram
goa can be bought. and should II ever be demon
stratod that nrtcsian wells can be bored succsss-
fully, magnificent locations can be secured for
even five cents per acrc--ranges almost intermi-
nAble, where thousands Of cattle, horses, or shcep
could bo pastured the year round without COST
As regards tho profits of stock raising Mr.. Ken.
dali says where tho business 10 we'll attended 10
tho gain is 50 heavy that for fear of being dsbe-
lievcd he dare not give his real opinion. For the
years 1857 nnd 1858 he has made 10 per cent
30 to so per cent is certain. eH "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.


INuE fourth session OF this lnsution Will commence
II on the i5t!l September.
The location the hoal,hst and most accessible In
the and study, both Classical and
Scientific, equal TO that of the best American colleges
The Military Departing will be efficiently maintained
der the Mr. Blankenship graduate Of the Vir-
gina Military recently connected with the
United states Coast Survey.
professors will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School in which young will be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or business
FAG u ETY..
ROBERT l.. BROCKETT, Prtsident; Professor OF Natu'
raj Science
LYcURGUs q MATHEWS, A. NJ. Professor of Latin and
Bellies Lcttrea
PH CABEL, A. B. Professor OF the Greek Language and
Literature.
j. BLASKEssIP Professor of Mathematics and Instruc
Tor of Tactics
Rev W. w WALKER, Professor OF Moral and Mental Sci
ence. and Of History
D. A. LAHaHoRNE NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
iology.
0UIsEPPE ADoLPHo sARToHf L. D., Professor Of Modern
Languages -
Hoard a per week; washing o. per month fuel
ebs oiO term Tuition 90 in the Grammar School, and
40 IN the Collegiate Department for half session
~ Catalogues containing further information, be OBJ
tai9ed bv sddressnQ the President aug SITS
SHOES! sHOEs!! SHOEs!!:-Jwss eprneA
~ At No. large assortment Of Ladies' Miss and Child.
rens SHOES which will be sold exceedingly cheap Call and
supply yourselves early. SVAN AbhAhAAS'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16
DEAD wusATsmAK-prARE SAYS

M GOOD PIG1l RESJ
'If il W, Il done when It's done:
Then it were wrll II dnm' luickly'-S Shdtspedrr
So If wish it rel doHe superior
You'll fad II 9aickiy G0nr and n u done by TANNtR.
n, : TANNER q co,
Main Street, 3 : rom Bridge Street
Lynchbutg, Va.
La lies and Gencn daily invited o POR-
TRAIT GALLERY conaiuing s,.cimens OF Pilot graphs,
Ambrotypes Mclan"typcs, &c, e..
Also, the beautiful PATENT LEA TIiER P1CTI RE which
Is - convenient for sending by mail
tax all kinds weather and enclosed in
tifu cases the prices from 80 to $50
and beautiful assortment "f Eases Gold Lockeis Me-
dalpns, Locket Rngs Breasipns. Keys Seals &c in
variety just received
A fresh supply of the best Material in the country.
Don't forget to call lprt HTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16
IMMENSE SAVING OF FUEL!
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK or
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.

y. -. DLlSS ~ w.,
INVITE attention o the attractive display &C new Fall
aud Winter Goods which they hnyc been rec sne Tor uLr
w.ekS Oar to comprises the gre test variety and best
neleccI of evcrNrcd in Ills market, and offer
unusual Inducements II prc,s.
Our variety Of Cooking Stoves f wood and coal
not he cScoll'd fOr economy aid convenience
P.0r Sr"ycs aud Radiators for wood aud coal
ind be utiu worthy the atcnt of puchaas
Dining om ani thnoh Stoves ntat dsigH and perfect
in operation Oo, Church and Factory Stoves Of all sty
remarkably low prircs
Grtiosliich medium and low priced and adapted to the
wants Of all
The Morning Star Cooking Range entirely article,
superior all others that have preceded it, Having
argc Sales Rooms double their former capacity and
purchase, early the aud selecting stock
pcrsnnal, from the leading Fnunfi.s the Northern Cities,
m confident of being able supply all In want with a
better aud better than has before
been done IN this the Stove and Range Warehouse
scrond DIOR below the Market Main Street Lynchburs Va
uotl-is G. BLISS N co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

year easily passed. The great railroad fsga Mos-
cow through to Eastern Siberia was nsoslythses
ming over region Of country fsr ooidsr ss ~ ~
in our western country, and yet that Foad had
proved smineutly practicable. and along ~ Me-
more than i've hundred villages and towns had
sprung up. The English Governusnk By il o.
ganised companies Of engineers and sxpssisnesa
surveyors and explorers, Is making strenuous sxsr-
tions 70 establish the practicsbillty of fosts
through British Columbia. The reign Of ths He'd
son Bay Company will soon be terminatsd, whsA
that region Of country will be opened 70 eultiya-
tion and civilization. The time has come when
we ought ~ have policy for our interior, 70 d.
yelope the resources Of our vast domsin, end 70
respond to tho wants Of the great Northwest
The address was listened 70 with intense inter-
est, and was interrupted by frequent bursts Of ap-
plause.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

UDURE FRRNCM BRANDY, fer medicinal
use very superior article Also, pure Juice Port Wne
ape Madeira Wine, London Porter For sale BY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

Srs - KEWAkD-Thr nbevc reward ts-y--N
sD - will be paid for the delivery for any SELHJ
know ledge that will lead To the OF cow M0
her ahuut 9th of Au @Hha-&S
She Is old of large light red with whiie and
has large horns which unusually wide apart Apply
ais
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

AEARsHALL eALT.-2, ,OOO Sacks sE N Ar
Nl SHALL SALT-drect importation-now at City Point
nd viii be up In . few days For sale low from ghtere
nev 21-d2w.) A. D. LEE xaceDo1o, va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

N JOHN DOOlLY, n
- HAT Mauafncswrrr and Nhoicsale -
Dealer In
MATS, CAPS FURS. TRIM NGS, Sc
FALL. 1875!
have In store and complete assortment
everything In line ad to the Fa Trade aid
prepared To offer unusual induc to purchasers
In late visit to the markets aud manufactures of the
North and East have pains the selection Of this
stock and haer myself that long experience enables
anticipate the wants Of friends in Virginia North Carolina
ard tennessee call respectfully solicited from my old
customers and tho public JOHN DOOIEY.
Richmond, Aug 81 LISTS
FORWARDING BUSINESS
River Canal, md 10 sOuth.wrsiern Vtr-
md East Tenn. Il Virginia
4 AM PREPARED TO FORWARD MERCHANDISE
Il on the most favorable terms and without delay.
Having control Of m weekly line OF Boats (Which will be
made daily tho business will justify t which com
pei to leave every other day l not full goods drtan
cd longer than actually get them from Tho
~harves Time, through from New York 10 Knoxville only
twelve or thirteen days.
Owing to late reduction In Tolls on the Canal the cxpcn
this half hat they
by the Sou'h Side railroad
To- Charges iny aaby follow the goods to their d"stna
toa ALFRED = LEE,
Forrardips aud Com. NrchaaL
IS l3-ts On the Dock. Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16
LYNCHBURG THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 49, 1858.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FREE Elk HIr1oN AT nNoLDDovTa

FREE Elk BITIoN AT ENoLDDovH6
S a q
NCY STO II E.
ONE En.nAx, NJ, AZ, ,.HTrnpAx aa1n! AND MoSDAx =" Ss
Tor the inspection of the ,Iy and country people
Nv success IN the boNNkr, rLoAK AMI FANCY LINZ
up III tho time the bust evidence nf sk
aud taste in the selection the many million e wh,naid
which is most n,rs.,.s :" mar" aud ~S. do no, ssr"c,,o
"' l" AL o a please all shall ha pleased to sell to the hal
want ELEGANT noNNhrs, ULoAKs, suAWis may
nntsSEs. fLow wEEs, FEATHERS, zErnAR GoopS
nellsl r,c.,nt, a. =. ENILEDOVE.
s"pt25tS
lsuEAP WEs.WY.- We have received ~ lot
which t 'i" aud appearance are cu"s 10 goods tho hr
aanty ht ,.r, wan, r,r'." Who ',sr !" s"".
q.ntIy ,ather than make purchases o bno
,,r' e. III cheap, class # soods 10 which we invite alton
t They really 4" giant In appearance, AID .hrap In
s.LtEnTnonN 4 CLlrr
dee 1 dis ltJowelry s,or' above the Mark"
U.,OR RsPORT>uEN.~I have im .ssr.. IA -"p
ily Of dupont. -nlrrd"s - CANISTER Gun
row PER ,l ;"''"h'r Tor Sp'r''"e" Pr .ae ",x sy ,
! LIZ, 5 .s" s.s1,'s',al s!rrf i>"%%sIS"s : lit
at ih" Book Store nj lirc DIS II & Nlofoh =
EnE~u AkM,vA. oF mOUNTA.N .lmF.
just Ia hand aoharr"s "f fresh MOUNTAIN LINE. to
which invite the attention oi friends aud customers
~ h.d's CANT. SMITH ~ GO.
(,ENTHNl PROPERTY ron ~AaE.-s" IN.
- no" IN lynehhn'p and am iispo,ed - seli III" s.t
HolNE ANbLpr on isnrh aud fst street. and near AW
Market Street wlth leads Ia the Depot The ytnIrtiy hhs
been scv"ra In the II Mr. John iiNsoHu
and Mr. lrN"r Tobacco FACTORY aud presume Il too
w,il known t" neei n farther description from M"
shall ho III Nnriurg f,'n days, aud ahNionS to sci
1t l"Wc leave" II can get thing HI" fair rie. "t H.
ANY further Information ca" be obtained by applying I" A.
Tyre"
dec 4 d5teud' ACHILLES u JOHNSON.
lJI.ACKRERHY CORDIAI..-For thiiarcn
suffering with summer Complaint Prepared aud TOT
sale hy Ii, Jttsi W. sTROriiER n 90.
uJlhE OI.O MEDICINAL WHISKY, tor
j sale hy tho deniinin bottle by
dee gd,s SrAnIER & JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16
CLOTHING TRADE! !
EAll lAlA

nURlNt the past Summer have greatly enlarged and
improved House. and have larg", we'll light.
and Sales Rooms be fonnd
city. We have made these improvements to the
wants Ot constantly trade, and beg 10 advise
WHOLESALE anh RETAIL deairrs that we have now in
and daily receiving the largest and most desirable stock
CLOTHING have exhibited, to be In the
South We have been In the trade this city
and thus uhHiued full knuwlrdge Of
oi e. being largely engaged in
the and sale Of Clothing than other houc In
the state believe offer the Rrrdfesf induce
chdrs BY every arrival shall Ike additions stock
of all that and fashionable and purchasers viii at all
times fnd complete assortment uperior quality CLOTH
ING and GENTLEMENS b FURNISHING GOODS, in store
and ior sale upon LIBERAL TFKMs
Wholesale aud htrail distinct apd separate
floors An exauinnt prices mode do
ing business is resp. cully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN co.
aug cots 10 Main street. ichmond Va
(NITY MILLS GROUND PLASTEK.-u nm
~ prepared I'LL orders ground Plaster al the
deis prcos Orders thankfully rcc. ed and promptly filled
by a \. LEE.
Rio hInond Sept 18th ileJS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

IL Wei re nst received another supply q" the celebrated
Victor Merit COOK STOVES, wood aad coal which
s"n crsally admired at the Int" Agricultural and Me-
cauca Far in this place by the great saving of fuel the
ckners cnsng their Superior finish and perfect
In the various departments OF cooking tlry acknowl
be the bcsi Stoves known W" have fitted to
Copper ltneryoir hot water bolc which il cat
In furnishing hot water at all times, without
additional fuel being heated By the smoke pe and without
interfering with the cooking arrangements of the stow"
nov dts & = BLISS 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

u TIE W XIII VJNMI Mt I TaNo JusI rtctINtd
another supply of those well knowr and superior lIPTOP
GOLD PENS These Pens have been well tried tn1 have
been surpassed 'quaid and every one warranted
Call aud supply y,ursevcs dec Ids II. Z. NlCTOK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

Il IC ARr-PATENr LEATHER PICTURES. for
Transmission by all something new aud "auinl Call and
them BLISS photographic Gallery. next door to Nir-
ginia Bank, Main street, Lynchbnrg, Va
u, II. BLISS, Photo pls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

UDROTECT YOUR BOOKS AND VAIUAs
j BILE PAPERS FROM FIRF.-1Ierrng Champion FIVE
nd Burglar proof SAFEShc best IN the word-and at
New York prices Those ho have valuable books and
ppr, would well put them of liTRRIAG's FIRE
PROOF SAFES this is tho when fires av,
to occur II. THOMPSON g. CO.
dee ldts Agents for Herring.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16
DuRCmAsED GREATs saCusl

II JOHN ABRAHAMs will open this morning. 100 BEACTl'
FUL CLOTH CLOAKS all of the most approved styles -
They comprise the Raganis. black fancy Circulars, trim
very handsome Tanas busters, &c would call the
OF purchasers. they 80 cent less than they
be purchased in the ciy. .
nov ~ dts. JOHN ABRAHAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
FALL TRADE, 1853.
E0RG J. SUMNER.

IMPORTER AND nEALRRi
CHINA. GLASS AND EAhTHESWAR
mo - Pearl ct, Richmou5, Va
Invites the attention OF merchants visiting tbs
market, TO his stock, comprising as large and well
house in ~ country.
eli the latest shapes and patterns Of CHINA,
VIII TIE GRANITE, Printed, Fancy and tomtnoa
EARTHENWARE. IS of his own piRscs impsEta.
rion; with every DESCRIPTION Of PLAIN, hou'dsd aud
Gut GLASSWARE, from the best factories In tins
country.
BkITANhIA and PLsTED GOODS
Fanny CHM. TOYS. Sc. &C
The bes. quality of sTDNEWAaE, at factory
price,
he win osly SAY, tha. he IL prepared 70 ctr 70
the merebrn;s OF Virginia. North Caros,na snd Ter
nsssee, Inducements 20 purchase their gods IN
Richmcnd--.ras 70 any that may be offered In sny
Northern eity-nnd respectfully asks an examins-
ton OF his stock
Is ooots carefully packed ami forwarded With
crorlrtuess I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
. NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

S43 This is to inform my friends and the public
generally, that have opened a III AT STORE
opposite the American Hotel, with an entire fresh
stock of the latest Fail fashions Also, on hand, q
Bags Umbrellas Walking Canes, Shirts. &C. To all
in want of the above enumera; ed articles earnert-
ly solicit an examination of my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. as ! am determined to keep good
goods and by selling for cash. shall be enabled to
sell cheap. j. SWEENEY,
Opposite the American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
q i'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
n II. CHALKLEY.
". rrMER IN
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,

FRENCH CALF SKfNS,
(Thirteenth street. between Main and CsrJJ
RicHscSD. Va,
Keeps constantly on hand. an Assortment OF sli
kinds Of Leather, Oak and Hemloek Sole Leather;
Kus.et and Wax Upper leather. frence asrnsn;
and American Calf aud Kip tking each and
Gern an Patent Calf Skins. slack and Colored M
rocco and Kid sksps; ROAM, AA eolors; aeas sna
rrres. lasts. Boot Wsb; Avis; Lasting TaeAG silk
Twist-with full assortment OF Findings Of eyery
descriptlea OF the best quality. ALI Of which are
being sold at reduced prices tor cash good papsr
i am now In receipt Of q large snd well seleefed
stock OF Goods for the Fall trade TO which Invite
the attention Of merchants and all others Ia waes
of articles IN my line. .
au 2t-dimcw3n CHAthLkt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS vi

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS Uf
GAs.-The undersigned having purchased The
right to sell "GLEAsON's PATENT AM sRICAA
Gas BURN Frs" in this city fer the same to the
citz.ns of Richmond, with confluence, as the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public The construction of these burners is
such that the amount of gas to be consumed can lie
arranged to suit The pleasure of the consumer. and
this quantity cannot be aft cited by any wearing
burning cut of the burner, while the eXpe fence OF
all who have used them proves that the quantity of
light given by one OF them il greater with the
same amount Of gas, than from any other burners
ever uscC
Az the seaeon is approaching when there is gene
rally great complaints OF large gas bills this il the
best time to apply the only preventative which Ii
in the hands of the consumer. ard ws invite all
who wish to study economy in the use of gas to
call at our store and examine these burners.
The following Certificates, selected from many
others, sufficient to establish the claims which
we present for these burners:
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY, New Haven't
have tested Glea 7on'S Gas BurnLr by the Photo
meter and Registration Meter, and have also used
office tables
The results of the examinations are as follows,
whilst, by the Pbotometer: a Gleason's Patent
American Burner, with the attachment for giving
steadinoss to the flame; burning IT, of gas per
hour, gave steady light equal toto patent sperm
candles, (Judd's To the pcund.) The pressure was
equal to liz inch but the rate of consumption was
regulated by the key, until the Register Meter read
feet per hour. b. American burn.r. without At
misunderstanding 10 feet per hour; pressure
two incnes; equalled also i6 candles
MT. lisa .ons Contrlvance Tor regulating the ao%
of gas by the movable thmbles inside the first cone,
is wei; devised and skiliully constructed arrange
ment. The attachment OF hot metallic rods and
glass TO steady the flame has good effect for the
purpose designed-aud thus ar apged have been
able to write by it several hours of an evening,
without fatigue to the eyes. When in full action il
gives the flame q stead ness nearly equal TO the
best Argand Burners. without theinconvenient heat
and expense OF that form Of Burners.
Respectfully, b. SILLIMAN, JR.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond. VAL
August IS, 1858. :
Tho undersigned, having used Geasou's Patent
Gas Burners in the Exchange Hoeel AMI Ballard
House, for several months past. takes pleasure In
certifying 10 the steadiness and purity Of the light
furnished by them and above ali to the economy IT,
the consumption of gas secured by the same; for
after using them i all parts of the two honses
above named, the reduction in the gas bills, when
compared with corresponding months in previous
years, places the fact of saving of from 20 to 2
per cent. beyond q doubt. chserfully recommend
them to all petsons who wish good steady light
with sd all consumption OF gas.
(Signed) JOHN BALLARD
g 4 RARGAMTN,
fee-lm Cor Main and 10th sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
DAY STATE RANGING have made

RdI CAA1U NAINUH. q HOW ifI0uS
~ arrangements with the manufacturer for the
sale Of this superior COOKING RANGE, and invite
the attention of purchasers to the advantages which
We oftr
nt The Range il made of the best iron. is simpl
In its construction; aud conveniently arranged.
d ItoAn be operated with wood or COAL
3D.. 1t can be set up and removed at pleasure, as
readily as the common Cooking Stove.
9Th. We can furnish them to any required size
With one or two ovens and with four six Boilers
with or without water fxtures-and WARRANT each
one sold to give satisfaction to the purchaser.
5th Repairing pieces always on hand, which will
be put in whom required at reasonable price.
9Th. The price of this Range IL moderate tfor a
FIRST class artcle) AZ we afford to sell them ct
manafacturers ret8il prices.
~ Wecontinus to set the AMERICAN RANGE
Ia brick~-ail Of which have snited our customers
and have not cost any one of them anything for
repairs
ALSO-Several varieties Of Low Priced Ranges
foy fale at the Governor Street Stove stove.
Se6 GEORaE STARRETT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
THE DISPATCH


pscu,IAsIrrss OF CotoA AND TEMPERATURES OF THs
ooras.--Ii Il commonly observed fact that sne
w.Sai color q the OCEAN n biuish green, OF 9
6sresr sias q dlssancs from land, aud clearer
teeerAs che siosee. According 10 Dr. scofespy'
tue hue Of the Greenland eco varies rom NV.
Yine biue 70 olive green, aud rom sns p", ~
Transparency 10 great opacity. Inc sa, - 80 ar
Mediterranean In its upper part, - sasu ~ ~.
times. q purple tint. 10 the Gun OF Sa,s 49,
- somsfimea appears white soous VIC H"si;sh
sss-.S. stsrs. ana near California IL has reuo's'
49, ssnra Various causes must OF course H. r.
Ixs-s,s ~ produco this diversity OF tins az
~ss,siitns hlne color 10 generally ascfioea " Ihs
r.ssser rrfrsasibiity OF the blue rsys y. rs.,s.,
shs.b' bv reason OF that property, ,sI coior.
shnnSanoe through the water. Iue ,,,,har. -
- -s.crttsA 20 the existence OF vas. S,n =. -
rninute saimacuie marine ses az. .o,i III.
nesr the srrfsce--to the eo'os 80. srs,nsn,.
snsr.,on of earthly substances --ano very 'Iequehr
, au -. !. rnod,eed BIZ the aspect OF the sky
* snsrhcreseens, or Shiny appearance Of the
~ ~S,sh n . common pheuomenop, 10 Also
- 49, 90 amin, acuin and to seniputrescent mat
-, 'aisFnsed through the water.
m. ,nerature Of the ocean also exhibits some
-.sni,sr and interesting phenomena. Nithiu the
t.raoies the mean temperature at the surface is
.nan. eighty degrees Of Fahrenheit, and generally
800 'serween seyentyseyen ADD eighty four
,ierSce.. A. great depths the Temperature Is
nrobsb,y nearly the sarne under every latitude
In the tcrri gone il 10 found to diminish with the
dsntb. and about the latitude Of seventy degrees 10
1. nearly cous<ant at all depthe. Bat the small
number of obseryations which have yet been made
on this subject do not indicate any uniform law.
according TO which tho variations Of temperature
q different depths is regulated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21

HHANGED HANDS.-The subscriber,
" having bought the we'll known BAKING e.
TABLIoEMENT Of Isaac Briggs, is happy TO inform
be able 70 supply them with every thing usually
kent In a irst-class Bakery. Having engaged some
Of the best hands in the State he hopes, By strict
attention to business to merit share OF public pa
tronsge. IHUMAo u. ulLL.
returu my sincere thanks 10 my friends and the
public in general Tor the very liberal patronage be-
slowed on me for the last two years and am happy
TO inform them that the new proprietor, Mr.. Gall,
will use every effort to please thsm.
an 3l-lm* ISAAJ u. BhtGGS.