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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09

EAsHIONABLE PEREgMERIEs, nom the
tetA sress md Pt. ave. hesa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-22

The bills of the Exchange Bank Of Murfrees-
borough, Tenn, have been rejected by the Nash
vile Banks.
Conrad Essile has obtained a verdict Of $500 dam
ages in New York, against G. o. Hackenback Tor
the seduction of his wife.
The appointments of Fleming B. Miller, Q. s.
attorney for the western district of Va, and Wes-
ley Jones. Z. S. marshal for North Carolina, have
been confirmed.
The New School General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church North met at Chicago Thursday.
A portion of the German population of Cincin-
NATL to the number of about 500, united in an
Orsini demonstration on Monday last.
Mr.. Ziba johnson, having reached the age of
IS years, aud becoming tired of being the oldest
man in Newiane, Vt, committed suicide last week.
The anniversary of the death of Napoleon has
been celebrated in Paris with imposing religious
ceremonies.
The Paris Medical college had been nearly con-
sumed by fire, which it is supposed was the work
of some incendiary.
A few nights ago the Exchange Bank at Green
castle, Ind, robbed Of $4,000, Of which $1,000
has been recovered.
The French government is seriously thinking of
importing 100000 negroes into Algeria togive an
impetus to production there.
Noah L. Wilson has resigned the presidency of
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad.
Rev. II. P. Goodrich of the Presbyterian church.
died on Monday at Carondelet, Mo.
Judge Mclean of the L. s. Supreme Court has
been to Warrenton, Va, on visit to his daughter
the wife of Col. Taylor.
Col. Last Commander of the British LIST West In
dis Regiment arrived at Savannah, Ga, Tuesday,
en- route for England.
n. NJ Crawford has been elected President Of
Mercer University, Ga.
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Died.

ofcroup, in this city, atil o'clock Friday morn
ing the 2Ist inst, L4vJNIA, daughter OF \. ID. u.
and Lizzie NJ. Tiphe. aged year and months
The friends and relations OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from 81 Psufs
Church, this afternoon Saturday at o'clock.
ON the Goth inst, Mrs. ANN, wife Of Edward Caer-
ney in the 18th year of her age.
TIE friends and acquafntsnees are respectfully n
yited to attend her funeral from st. Peters JAIL
dral at 10 o'clock this morning.
On the 4th Of May Of Dyspepsia. in.tee county q
New Kent, WILLIE @. son Of ID and Maggie A
Huelett, aged years 8 months and day.
Thou art gone dear Willie. to the land OF the biest,
To mir gls with angels In the land OF rest; :,
And 1T thy fond parents who loved thee 30 wen
On earth, here in sorrow and sadness to dwell.
In lifes early morning death snatched thee away,
Ere anguish or sorrow had dimmed thy bright way
Like beautiful flower all crushed in its bloom,
Thy beauty had faded In silence and gloom
We miss thee, dear Willie. no longer thy smile,
All play full and happy, our moments DegmIe;
Thy sweet merry laugh greets our senses no more,
or fills cur fond hearts with its music OF yore.
Oh God, how we loved thee, our beautiful boy,
The hone of our bosoms our pride and our Joy
our brightest home treasure departed with thee
And left us hear t-broken. on lfe's gloomy sea.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DIsPArC

BEDFORD COUNTY, Va.
Noticing that your correspondents column is
void Of a familiar name from our section, freely
tender my services to aid you in dispensing the
news, 80 far as my knowledge can, of certainty,
give you items of an interesting and beneficial
character.
The crops in this county, so far as have heard,
are very hattering; nevertheless the late frosts
and SHOWS seemed to throw a considerable dampsr
over their verdsnt shoots 1t is conceded that the
wheat crop is, at least, two weeks than that
Of last year, which, if it yield accordingly, will
make a most miraculous harvest. The oat crop
is also rs fine as one could wish. Tobacco plants
have been dreadfully rayaged and eaten by the
fly, and consequently, it will be late before the
planters can get their crop planted, although
some not eaten so badly as others, and have
heard several say, that they will plant some in
few days.
1t has certainly been a great time up here, this
spring, for epcures; thousands of fish have been
caught in Staunton river, Of great size, and have
been scattered abroad over this county like mama
unto the Hebrews.
The election for various officers is near at hand,
and every aspiraut is pulled with expectation and
hope so it is hard to decide which will be the &C
copied No great excitement prevails.
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The April number of the Quarterly Law Journal
allsd with articles Of decided value and interest
70 the profession, and which amply attest the
ability and industry Of the editor, A. B. GUraoS,
Hsq. We most heartily commend this admirable
periodical to the universal patronage of Southern
lawyers 1t ought to be upon all their tables, and
We cannot doubt that it would be, If its merits
were generally known.
The publisher, Mr.. J. W. RANDOLPH, deserves
great credit for the handsome and workmsnlike
manner In which the Law Journal 10 presented TO
the public. Really, with such specimens of the
manner In which periodicals and books can be
gotten up In the South a. enaanate from Mr.. RAN
DoLSn's establishment, 1t IL both matter ofsuprise
and modification that Southern authors and
writer's ever 60 North. Why not encourage their
swni Why not sometimes shew their patriotism
practically and prove their faith by their works.
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Second Rdcs.-This was for a purse Of $3.50, mile
heats, for which there were six entries Two-Bits
was largely the fsvorite in the pools, and Mat
Spangler next, while Toler stood third. Carolina,
from her late performances, was almost frendless,
but Notwithstanding this, she won the purse in
two straight heats with apparent ease, Toler con-
tending for the first aud Mat Spangler for the
coud. How fast she would have run, no one can
conjecture, but many believe she could have drop
ped at least two seconds if required to do so. l
have only time to append summary:
Second Rdce.-Purse $3.50, mile heats.
R. II. Dickinson's b. m Carolina. by Regent, dam
imp Feather-6 yrs |
John CsmpbelPs b. e. Mat Spangler, by Tally-HO.
dam Sevsn-Up-5 years old..................... 5 2
X. r. Bessley's Dr. C. TWoBits, by Revenue, dam
imp. Invalid
John Hunters CHI. c. by Glencoe dam Too-Soon 4
W. IL. Gibbons b. b. Toler. by Ghilde Harold. dam
Marchoness byimp Kowton-5 years old. 5
Gen. NJ. r. Hawkins b h. AL. Aston, by Hawkins
Annexation. dam by imp. Tru.tee-5 years
olu or.
Time l53-I:i6
And thus closed the most brilliant meeting that
has been known at New Market for many years
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DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE Capt. Trueblsod, OF
the schr. D. V. Seasons, arrived in this city yes
terday in the steamer Louisiana, aud reports sad
disaster to his vessel and crew. The schooner was
bound from Baltimore to North Carolina, in bal
last and on Tuesday, at O'Clock, when on the
den squall. She was scudding under bare poles at
the time The brother of the captain, another
man and boy, comprising the crew, were DROWN
ed The captain chung to the wreck for two hours,
and was taken off by a schooner bound to Boston,
whence he was taken on board the Baltimore boat
in Hampton Roads and brought to the city. The
vessel is owned by Messrs. d. D. Simmons Bro,
of this city, and the captain, and is not insured
When last seen she was floating on her beamends
-NOrf1Ik VA 4rgus.
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fevs u aaea~ond, May 2l-Hspa vssev ia5z ,.a

fovi ~ hiehssond, May 2i-LHga Hdssr 1871 1su
ssmr Reanoke. Skinner, Y. nds and passengers,
n stmr Belvidere. Kesne. Baltimore. rnds Lsdlsla
|sehr soseneath. Rogers. Rockport. ice. ward.
sehr Convert, Snowman, Bangor. ice. Ward.
sehr Jno II Traysrs. Mssins, Baltimore. euapo
schr Vim TIiplets, Pritchett, Baitirnore. guspo
" II skinker Co, and bacon q Baskeryili
schr W Wooiston, Duffisl. Philadelphia, coal,
schr Col Davis. Todd. Baltimore. lurabar.
Wbitlock Son.
Sch Ann 8 Cannon. Newell. New York md,s n
ship Malvina, vedal, 1t City Point 10 loa1 sr
rem "a, Schaer, Eehler Il Co.
NV YORK, May I9-Cld bark Rambler. yo,soIk
sehr MARGARET Ann, Reinhart. do, and schr " ythe,
Jacksonville. Fla. for Portland. Ne. lumber lesk
pEsARfH RoaDs. May Arr crusoe. Weston. Nor
folk. Va viii have to tighten two thirds before she
can proceed To Bridgewater.
NEW YoRk. May Gard ship Gosport (of Ports
mouth, Va ,)Sardy, Norfolk 42hours. with wood and
rosin. to J . sardy Had been ashore at Cape Hen
ing at present about 10 inches per hour, keeping a
steam pump going about q quarter Of the time 10
free her. which l. under the charge Of Mes.rs John
Young and Perry. the was towed to this city
by steamtug VIM II Webb. Capt Hazard
scHR HARDY.-A letter from Capt Manchester.
agent of the underwriters dated East Hampton l. T.
May ". says:-Schr A l. Hardy, Of Chatam from
Norfolk for Providence, which ashore near this
place the night Of the 18th inst had cargo Of
1898 bushels corn about three quarters Of which has
been saved In damaged state. and IL selling at %
cents per bushel. The schooner lies in good situs.
ton 10 be hove of. The bodies Of Capt Allen and
the mate brother Of the captain have been recover
ed and were buried yesterday.
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Religious Intelligence.
!RIspoNpENcR OF rsR RIcHMoNp DAILY pIspArcn

DIsPATCH.
KING AND QUEEN Co., VA, May Is.
convention of "dsciples Of Christ" has Just
closed its sessions at Smyrna church, in this coun-
ty. On Sunday the crowd was very large, and the
communicates numbered between 400 and 5O0 in
Guiding 20 ministers. The administering of the
sacrament was witnessed by at least 1900 persons
The annual convention OF this sect takes place In
Richmond in November next, at which the Stats
tics given, will show that the Disciples if their
increase continues heretofore, will shortly form
one Of the most important Christian elements in
this country. TRAVELLER
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So NEW Books AT 50 MAIN STEEEr-We met an
old acquaintance, yesterday, in our walk. and on
observing peculiarly serene aud benign expression
up.n hi. coUnteuance inquired the cause lie re-
piled that he had just returned from The GIFT BooK
STORE, No. 81 Main street, where he had purchased
four good books aud received many beautiful
Gifts among others Gold Pen and an elegant
Bracelet, and that he was happy, not only on his
own account, but because he saw his friends spend
Ing their money in the way. thus enjoying the
luxury of books and gifts, at moderate expense.
Now is the time to get bargains at No. 50 Main
street. Z2-3t
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NAvAL.-The Home Squadron now consists of %
guns, instead of 100, as heretofore, the Colorado
mounting so, the jamestown mounting 20, lat A.
pinwall or San Juan,) and the Fulton, mounting
3, tat Tampico) There is also small dispatch
steamer with one qua. The Wabash and Macedo
MAN might be detailed which are just about start
ing on a cruise to the Mediterranean.
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Psne1NSs 70 TEE EnPRoR OF CHINA.-Ths books
presented by our government to the Emperor of
China, have been discovered for sale at q book
stall 10 Canton. Some dignitary probably inter
esptsd them on their way and put the proceeds of
the sale In his own pocket China 10 as bad as
Russia for pilfsring ffou the government.
DUEL PssvlssnD.--0n Tuesday last, the Chief Of
Police Of Warrington City, ARE stsdtwo gentle
nss-Msssrs. B. b. Douglass and o. Jennings
wiss-from Richmond, Va, on information tsle-
grspAsd ffon the Mayor Of Richmond, that their
Durpess Vas 70 have q hostile meeting. They
we're taken before Justice Goddard, and held to
bail ibr peace In the sum of$1.ooo each.
cesvnaoEs.--sens sntsrprising publisher Of
New York, has gott(k out statistics of the number
IL essvsssicns eonsU(Rt on the late and sxcit ne
rsvissis. Up TO tn dnst, the number il esti.
natsA ct es,7lS. 0nS7ixsh Of the whole number
bstss h Hsw York. f,oos q Virginia, and SIS in
Msrth cssolisa. TIE ststisses seems to be far be-
loo tAs nark, -. In the eonye5stons 10 the prin.
eaDal sittss, the numbsr In Richmond, Va, 10 put
Aevn q o. while II probably exceeds 900.
CsGuHAI.-Jossph Turner has been convicted Of
tAsht Lynchburg. Va. and sentenced to Ave years
1Dsaseonsnt In ths psnissntiary. He already
~ brother serving out IS years In that institu.
siss, lbr murder.
Asnsss-rhs British Schooner "Medium," re-
1s!sse ashors on Cedar Island, was bound to City
!sess With nsrchandiss for Petersburg, on which
hsssaeAA had been s6sctsd In the Fire and Marine
soes c1a1et city, 70 the amount OF 5000.
9neH Nxvs.-Ths Pniiadslphis Press, Of
IAssse.y nys that isttsrs rsesivsd in that city
-. - -, written 70 his family, leaves no
sssssss H.s.sssi ssicisy Of sAs tslssraphie
1rss1 r. -. sns hosnoss ere dispossd 10
g. Lo.as ssys thes Col Kass arrived
SaSs.ss ~ % Tie l!sh. eeoenD anisd b. ASts
- iaeees states that Irixhnm yc.n.
- - y isves q Gov. Cumnln.. - Jhoea .
- - 80 tAirty nilss nom at 81 ~. :.
Ss r. sssssassss = sNy Nerness sent t 3
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xBLHoRAPHIC NEWS
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPAruH
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Snote.-The Senate pass
ed immense number of private bills, and the day
was devoted to that work.
House,-The day was wasted In contest to take
a vote resolution, admitting Messrs. Phelps
and Kavanagh delegates from Minnesota. No &C.
ton was had. Adjourned.
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ARREST or IoTTERy ,DEAIERs,

NEW YORK, May 2i.-Several parties, composing
the firm ofswann & Co have been arrested here and
at Augusta Ga, for being concerned In bogus lotte
ries. 1t is said that the receipts of the firm were
$l50,00o per week. The parties were bailed In the
aun of Si0 600 eanb
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sag- NoT1cE.-The Ladies' Fair,

the benefit of Manchester Baptist Church, still con-
tnues open at No SO Main street. (store lately occu
pied by Dinford, Mayo Blair.) Refreshments can
be had at all hours of the dav and evening, and q
large collection ofuseful and Fancy Articles remain
unsold.
An excellent Photograph Likeness OF the late
Pastor, is for sale. Price 81 per copy.
~ ADMITTANcE l23s Cent. Children half price.
my 22-ts.
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In and Around Old Point,


OLD POINT, May 20, 1858.
We hnd ''mine host" of the "Hygeia' actively
engaged in preparing for the coming season. Car
penters and painters are engaged in repairing the
ravages Of time, while a score Of noisy daughters
of Ham are engaged ia scrubbing the floors wash
ing the paints, and restoring the rooms to their
usual neat appearance. Indeed, the whole of the
inside Of the house has been turned outside and
back several times by the talkatve deputation who
manipulate the scrub brush While all this is going
on inside, the Outside is receiving the attention of
an drtiste, and the grounds around the house have
been hoed, raked and spaded into beautiful shape.
Nor are the improvements consigned to the hotel
alone, for We notice that Col. DeRussey, who has
charged the Engineers department, 10 having
handsome Office built on the lot adjoining the ho-
tel besides a new fence all around that walk
known here as the "boulevard." In front of the
hotel, and near the waters edge, is large black
smith shop, from whose ringing anyils a continual
hum OF labor goes up, "hke unto a perpetual
hymn" beyond that "a large fol are engaged in
unloading q vessel OF considerable dimensions,
which comes filled with lumber for the difFsrent
improvements of the Point, and still farther be-
You'd, on the blue waters of the Roads, whose
waves, now calm and quiet, are bearing to their
destination numerous white.winged craft
Inside the garrison We find very little interest
ing matter for gossip. Capt. Totten who has been
on leave Of absence for some months, left here
Tuesday evening for Kansas. His company had
preceded him six months. There are three compa-
mics stationed here beside the company of dragons
now pelu8 toImtu, WHICH, We learn, Is nearly full
and composed almost entirely of young Virgil
Mana
The operations on the Rip-Raps are being vi
aoroasiy pushed ahead, aud force OF about one
hundred and seventy men are engaged with a view
to Its speedy completion.
The Probabilities are that this lie going to be .
most brilliant season Certainly, we have evil
dences around rs, to convince us that Mr. Segar
will leave nothing undone to add to the attrac.
tion OF the place, or to make his guests. COM
Portable after getting here. The house will open
on the let June, aud very many are now anxious
Y awaiting that day, to domicl themselves for
the season. pEgctissIos
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ma. To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY

r@- RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-There will be
Divine Service at st. James Church, tomorrow
morning (SUNDAY) at ii o'clock. my lit"
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RIcHMoNp-The present incumbent Dir: Hundley
declining reelection for the Office of COMMISSION
ER OF THE REVENUE, for Monroe Ward, here
by announce myself candidate for the said office
and respectfully solicit your votes; and pledge my
self to the faithful discharge of the duties OF the
INV 22-tde PRESTON NJ QUARLES.
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THF DISpATC ".
s~n-rcr TO apvrRr,sxas

Advertisements Tor the psspArca must oe ns nrs.r
~ - ceek in u. afs<rmco~. In order 20
hsasxt day. The heavy pressure o. sos. anti of
sp>a the columns 81 orr paper VIZ
49, reospAicn aAer the hour nansn
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wN. r. yOeTxR. xsa Is she Assn' =, ~ the p.per
prspascu In Nssssvs. the circu!ssos ~ per.
49, having Increased to an essen ss Collection of
sssai asseascu 10 ~ d'sfr'en''o"' W"
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ELECTION KET.

&C. The DISPATCH JOB PRINTING n IL
is prepared to execute, at short notice and %
sonable terms. ELECTION TICKETS. Candida,
and others wanting Tickets for the approach
election, will find it greatly to their interest G.
at the Dispatch Office. corner OF Main ana l.
streets and leave their orders.
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l. CHEsTEPIELD-I am still candidate for the office
of CONSTABLE in this District. the report which
has been MALICIoUsLT put in circulation to the con-
trary notwithstanding. -
my 22-tdes THOS. BLUNT.
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CAPTURE OF THE INDIAN INK-PADU-TAH.-The st.
Peters (Mn) Free Press announces the capture OF
Ink-pa-du-tah whose band committed number OF
brutal murders in the Southern part of Minnesota
during last summer.
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s3~IF the end of the world is to tax

Gy We will sell an excellent Riding
Mare, THIS MORNING, at the Horse Auction Lot.
mr. 22-lt LARU5 SHINE, Aucts.
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TRucKINs BUsIsEss.-The shipping OF vegetables
and fruit to the northern markets from Norioik,
Va, has commenced. Six hundred barrels OF peas,
&C., were taken OH board the jamestown on "ed'
nesday for New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-22

A~Ws are requested to state that on the sOth
INST, the Trustees Of Washington College, Lexing-
ton, will elect Professor for the chair of Latin
Language and Literature, made vacant by the
death Of the lsmsntsd Professor FIsHByRN
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London Quarterly Review.
We are indebted to Mr.. WoopHousI, Richmond
agent, for the April number Of this admirable Pc.
Yiodisal,
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A4rIt IL the London Weekly Timss-not the
London Times, different establishment entirely
which has taken ground against capital punish
meut.
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sE- Ambroty pes. new style, superior to al others
at the Headquarters of Art, 1879 Main street TYLER
L Co, Artists. Price from Csc to S25.
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Geo. III. Kstchum, Esq. q prominent member
Of the Cincinnati bar, died Suddenly on Monday.
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ATws are indebted to Hon. @. c. CLAY, Jr., and
Hen Jons LHfcHsR, for public documents.
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kS@I If the end Of the world is to take
place in ls49 it is advisable for all persons to have
one of 0SB0RNE'S latest improved style of Am
brotypes taken at once; the price charged is fifty
cents. This is no humbug advertising concern
Eight years time has shown the people of Richmond
that we send out nothing but the bes. Remember
the place. W OSBORNE.
my 22-lt* Opposite Exchange Bank.
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HURRICANE IN NORTH CARoLryA.-A severe and
very destructive hurricane was experienced by the
people of Gates county, N. c., on Tuesday last Al
Gatesville, the Episcopal church was blown down,
number of the finest end most substantial houses
unroofed, number of carriages, buggies, &c, bro
ken to pieces, trees torn up, aud other damage
dnna.
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eaEIr would hardly do for any

gas IT would hardly DO Tor any one
no-a-days to have the tsmerity 10 question the ex
cellence of Or. J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS for all diseases of :he stom-
ach In cases of Dyspepsia Bodily Weakness. Cos
tiveness Dysentery, and general deraugement of
the digestive organs, their many virtues have long
since been made plainly apparent. They purge
from the system the morbid humors which retard
their natural functions and which bring paeness to
those clogs upon pleasure, restore the system to
high health. and necessarily prove a valuable adj
Junct to the digestive organs trial is all that is
needed to establish. them in the confidence Of the
skeptic.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
rywhere. my 20-lm
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r TeT or LETTERS--Remain aiming In the
IL RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the 2Ist day Of
Missy, 1858.
please say they are ADVERTISER.
Anderson mrs Henrietta Atkins miss Ann
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The Rusr.- The Norfolk Argus states that the
rust has made its appearance on the wheat In
Gloucester, Mathews, Princess Anne, Norfolk and
other counties in Virginia, and that serious fears
are entertained that the fields In the great wheat
growi ng ctions of the State will be very greatly
iniured IL not ruiped-causing an immense loss.