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10 TBAV.ITDg.
1BE GARTER house,
es''ss~s. ''s''.ss ess.sy. v,.vs....
THE ssdersirses having ps,eAas<S N. ~,
a rgSSy n Cs,''s''ess. Va, - Nag a.
CARRIERS HOTEL
hs.s op~ssd the ssss for Ne reesps... Of ,.,,.,.
The efo~koss p'sass ,seis svssy sser,,os r.,
ss eom'"n ~ r'es,sre q their paiross
Their SAbG Wi k- .pnri,.s v,,A 49,
Ion ory that ID. o, is- se.ssesrtrs r,,.,,, y
sdorL; so
Theh BsR fors,,s~s 80. ,
meoi OF IL very be-, L,q-~-. "'"
Their lsTtr and s'fv ~psap . .,...
soher and e.t.isi O,tirf, ~
Every department viii h- upd,r -. .,,,,l,,
VIGILANCE Of he Proprietor. or ihew k..A-,,r
oysets Liquors Cigars snd H"t.. pr. M,
rae'y eA'H IRA 2EpNss
JAMES % GIBSON
Me-srs Redmsn G,s>cn s- gill e- see, 4.
SNo,e caro-. having 'ecoue Proprietor. OF N,
n"sl Properly I would trsp~e,f,it, ro,,.
the"' 20 The patrons ~ The ,,ishii,hn.n, a.,
neIno'e grnriklV. feeling s.>ur.t ,h.t -,
,a,s on' ~ it, former reputation IN heir h.,,,
so' 'nptuNrmrnts conirmplsIed II, Hon.
sh havr situ'onaI sdvsnIsses and a., -.
lore With confidence srt ni,,.,,s ...-..,
eomm'nd ihs eS's'it,bm-ni kpo-,nr h,,....,
thr'f control. the ~ u>- si b, roos 90,
orderly IN every f-,pec, wv So
Respectfully
April 3 1857. ~
HAVING ln'i re'urne' r,-n ih- Easier, M,
's"'e- .r'ec'''r 90 i,q,.rs A.. p,
Ter 80 sr h~r ne 'rs'u~t-. r. vs,-s
SCI 80 m,dsiss ir'ms by DE "a. 20 a,,.s "a.
Cho'c. Ss,snett-- Ps.- Il .rs,
o." DstE 30
Errs Psls r. snAv 10 B.uL.
Nefy hoe pid Nsd,Hs IN do
'td RE- ~hrt~v v-..sAi,
D. do o -
tloiisnd G,n
81, csrh', sd iHci. P.leA-.
Il"v~'. s~'J'h A,
n'''sv P'rs'H'' l. 'r.,"s b.. s..,
specs OYSTER ~ N. g o. 90, q -
sSnNAN GisaON
C'U~' H"ns- Va. - ~
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TTNHR eiEned Ssts AFfnff ~ lt effy 81
Ne p4<siPtts essss Csspasy ssvs -.
Sastlf % - . faii soBpig 81 hes1 Coa-ssf,s
Gssas 81 imepftsilsa ukich they oasr for
sais stthssst Case price
Atss s, ". .Msrsh -, 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-12

Life INSURANCE.
PENN MUTUAL instr 'E COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
Capital s750Ste.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
All III, prrh., DIVIDED smu !, The poi,cv hold
rn -'.y year tn. oal, 10 Ms,ssl cosp..
~ IN The cry o. State
DANIEL L. MILES President
SAMUEL sTOSB vrs President
JOHN w HORN Secretary
PLemisa. may Be PAID 'ualIy. -eai-snnusi-
Persons who now iasuSsiil pArske Of Q full
years dividend on The INb January neIt
Person, may insure III osn lIves, snd erscL
iUrs the lives of debiur
Descriptive Pamphlet B'ank Forms and eve.
~ Information On the sri-ct OF Mutual LII. Iu-
sufsnce, turnphed on 40 lfcsiiun to the ArenI
without eharg. per,oss Ut BY mail.
LOSSES IN VIRGINIA PAID
Tho. Hammond. NJ sh-pherd.town, Is oOo
Mt Thoms. X. Hiek wsrrrn rouo,y, s 90
Rev John r HsrEtBr shsph.rdsrosa, 2soo
ksuon Campbell Msr'in,baIs, 3Vo
w III. II. Gsrdnen tchmosd, 5000
wills Dale. PofsncrIh 1000
Alexander Csmpb< S-thsnv. 1000
MEDIoL EXAMINERS.
o. Mason, ~ John A Srai,h sp.
GY The Aged ~ Civ hi. y,snpt sns.,.s- and
pef'oHa! SEprrri' to ali TiskA rAraSrcr aud risr.
sre' requested ~ do.
Applic sl,cn vbe made TO J. p. Bsaws E.o
P">,nssier- CO 'ss'a~n. 90 10 The agent t.tUash
Ia, PvM oacS;hsIle.,o~n
W HERBERT, Asest.
Nov 26 - -ly.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

rous - @9&SAS1 1S SIA.
Wy,s1MPOkTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
} h~iar -
,ii OF 20 all persoas Afflicted viib s~ssai Diseases.
rremsa sseh ss sPEkAArORRttCEA SEMINAL
u, q asEAkNEss IMPOTENCE GUNOaE t,F A.
The vSheT efPHitiS, ,ee Vice VI ONANIsA OF
lreesblS LF-ABUSE. &c, &C.
. sppr8As HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 10 viev Of
ovetros vfsi oesirscos Of human ie ess.e hy Sc
IN diseases a The deeep iious praci.sd spsa al
snefrprnnsis victims Of soeh diseases By Qsset,.
directed their Coassliins ssrreon, ss . ss.s-
Gov sLs ACT vofihy Of their nsns, To give MEDIA. At
fles ossris. TO all persous ID ne 6,eied ho p
one Of BY letter wHh description their Good
ryno c occupation, habits OF lite. &C and N cases
ef'reme p~ver'v and ssd~rtog to FURNISH
'enty SDiClNEs FREE OF CHARGE
i,r;,sTss Hovsri Association 10 Q b~sevolept In.i
o,os, established oy special endo~ menI Ter III,
chmosef OF the ssck sud distressed sncied With "vu
n in ,heet snd Epttenic D,ses.e- 4, hs. nov 4. ..r
ss OF meass, ~h,es The Director. have voted ,s
aud sP~nd 10 advertising the shove notice Iii. need
IN Qss 10 add that The Association commands III,
prop. sh~st Medical skill oi the age snd viii
"a most approved modern ues,m.nl
-. saJar Pshi'shed by the A..rcisiiop . Report q,
NE psrms'cffhsra or seminal weskne.. the vice q
nantsm, Msssrhsion OF Sell Abus~ aud o,h.
fsesses Of The s-nusi Organs. b, ihs Cup.uiun,
nfeon, Oh. vili ~ s.ni bv matt. IN . .eal-S
iveiors FREE OP CHARGE on the reee ip O
wo STAMPS fot ro.isr~
Adsrss. d. GEO CALHOUN C.o.,t,,,
~ a'seon Hovsrd Association, No 2 Snuth Mimi
s'rssi, Phil.d, iphia Pa By ori,, 81 IN. d., &C
tots, EZRAD HEARTwELL, PI..t.
Gts. F.scnnp Secretary.
Juiy 10 tSsT -IV
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FlAVoFlnR R1tgaets

EXTRACT Of vsaals, Ls.ss. or,s,. s,,.,
u bfFFI $50 Nssiaf. fsr assoriss Tee Cfss@
Sritfs, gasfaTs, 8aaass Ac So sais by
apfi ~ = nNfIERh gn
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WANTRR

ATTBR cHGRL Slows pRpor -.
"a qsaa'ily ~ POTATOES DafED sps, ~
ONIONS NAVY SEAMS, e. 80 $50 ~.
Cisa' vili b psld. Esesif, 81
D,.,-,.,sw IN Assog1R
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TUE ~ 'srfirtss sfs dsHVstr tiay 80 ~ n
S'sasF rfha ~ssrs 81 ~ Pfsrvts
orssa direct f'os ~ Ctfsyta Tf~ssf sbirs
ill - pai 100 sfone hsFs anf adefs3 10 fbffl
sasiom-fs atths losssi msrte' rsss
POwLE co
Atsrsssus W ssr-k ~ tss7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-12

DEAD WHAT WARRINGTON RVINo
~ ssysef sARTAROE . nee aovsi b. Js@s.
COOKIES saa boz copy
Nv Dtas FHtss-
hsys fssf "ss9afos- so sow -iji 49,, -. :,
optsion 81 ne BOOK ~ sofd n v ssfslV e,,si,s.
zee goaf fsntus u u sEeeiiebti en- IL eli. AZ
- aoFsl tseusd hoa ibs Aneytcan press TO- 800
Tsafs pest u nusT crayaiHLY nsssy ,-l,s ,se....
~ 20 ~ hssi 10 zoe. Noa osahi u slgsf a.
,sss' ~ ooe % IS Gee ~ H. { have ufttss ~
Msray, 81 L.oedon. ~ Cd pabsishsf. Is tol4 voa
soaN, snd have sdvised lin 70 fspriat tss
boos tseFs SO bass asssfsa kfa tAst ks ossht "A
'sad iAs Aathog E11o ssfiiag iof fks sfiyil,ss al
ptaHHg ~ gofk ia Bagianf Voc asV 49, a.,
9sea he book eents cot via - rfss,s., -
Leo,
an yosf hisnA
hsye 81 WILMINGTON tavtNa
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b. v. HE R BERT,
tH,aItsUs HfF.ssos cousU VIRGINIA
NOTARY PHBLIC.
GexF"i s"swr~.ee .sgens
SRHA 6ofG.rEns-

@"N Collector.
nTFfs b.. s,TvIr,, to IRE tu,,n,,. ronro
~ uf ~ Jefferson Cake F-,t,rirkns b.,
it. rU. 's, q" COLLECT 80 t-bgs .ai .urut TO All
kinrTe6 u-inr>s " the ssii coInti,s
NJ fTtb~Tt isa graduate a.. he tas =, hool At
Have UniVersnS, ana nae Of his command Ih,
test Sfis"'s a. The cbarisgoWn Bar ", xtt
puLoehy sueDd 10 ali J0sIne,, eomn ii,sd 10 MIN
sId Fis 10 the follOsH q Gtairnea:
CHvsitcVH-Ofhe-r, and Du,cio,. n, ~.
Brss 20 the Bank " The valley ii krys. Kew,
q ri.y, j l. l. s-dIsr
kyJ~s Cssss-T. H. Wills Gr, Raj
wteA TimbrTtAkr 4 Co J. n l. nn,,.
ses3sitinore a Ohio Railroad, Dutb,la.. r.
POI
fvgI SSvy-F Beesham, Agent B.Iuno,,
htU Railroad; A. II. Herr, ana w J. Sic.
pes
sipA0dHsva-E Z. L<s John n Jsu,u
e'eV, ana Humtickho9.e
HIael<StSr-Oficers and Dirse,or, Of N. I,..
Ahce Company Of the Valley 10 Virginia
Cisrks CoSais-Msnn Page, Col. Tr,,dv,u
bnHhi Pebdl too q RicbsrdsOn, 8. J. G. Me-,
and p ii. PoNen
Berkeley CssAiy-AieIandsr Newcomer n,
rage. jHeos Fssiofss, Jf.. sad A. 81. Yau.t..
BaAi-srs-B Winter Davis P.n,is..
Geo CoAis. Randolph q Lstimtr, ane Ch.tI,,
II "a. Brown.
Harfhrd. Csaa.-o mctn and Director, B.r.
lord FIRE Insurance Company
" Agent Of National IstsIligeBesr. for J,d.I.
bon Comfy. Virginia.
Dec Ie 1851 -Iy.-spl.
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Report On Spermatorrh@s.

IUSi rabushrb o. IAs tiOWAKD AssOCI-
ALTON Pals 's'phua Esp,,.i % si-fmstyr
bra o. Sgmtrs Wsssrsss ifntutsncs d. Voc
- Ouabism Ns'iB.hsu oi -s.l Atl-s eco .fhsf
Dreases oi 10 S-aus OfEars - b ~ a,trusI ..
~ cffDfs ata 4s-spiuns o Qssrss sr1 Esiust.s
sfvtrs io To- AE "a ~ GO DAluOC y
" CONSULTING SURGEON 90 :. 40.
riaifuo fsnsvpss st iasituii,1 i-ke8 ty %
ris sncrsrs.nt tof u fsit-f % 50 soJ II,
tes--d, sEs 80 sfA ykasrtsf~ " .4-ssf- D..
-asft ~ M" ksf7f' ~ b ssnt ~ asti
.taasssI sass 90. } psssf Taarrs - bs -.
rstri II - Wsnpf 80 rlsfagr At4fsss o. O..
Cs.hDua, ~ svnb Nisfb PtFs ia
% fNsy ~ 49,.
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va W' HOTa
''TRG DAMS $40 US q ~

sits'tsd 81 The corner 81 Iiuov,f .ld
Pf-it streets.
BaLTiAUEE. MD.
%" 90 80 Hr - ss,f4s % sfts. T,.,
% 80 PH'Hr ~ osst4sr 600 ~. .u.ua
- erstsi Assi'hE $40 a-sushi. ne. -. -.
ffaH ne talsdss s's'ius, 4 80 HsI, a.. = 80.
tH"'osa 80 ne ssns d''isifs - 49, sis.alast
Lss'inE' 'h~ i5t'f-.i .f's,ssas.t. - 10. -.
are 'ai~Fiof 70 80 h,ist tH 80 gt.f 80 o. 10. -.
49, 'mpI-f~ssfsis lsiEs ssd 90, d 49,. a.. -.
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tht 49,, 80 ssst ssfdins r.a.ift ~ r.. str,
." . aeisfsiss1 g. plssss o. -. So ss' A..
~hh "a" Fs'fossgs uuf sH.r H vfst D y SsEss
asssa, tut ~ re ssr - sstsy g. ls.ftspst sf
." $3.50 He suas.s go s.i 90 - - r'Fof
SHh a. stsstgs E..I.f. 90 81 fsks sksas u
Fuw hsssaHs 81 - al go aarf y sesssfy
site ~ 90 isf.fa go fH Bats 80 ssssts A.
~ hsass fhs ft-asf. IfEs ~ ~
hs.yssual, a.
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80 1. 100 Adssss " .a.@ ~ r.s. Ill
Me- ~ 49, ~
NB Prs Hess 80 80 ~ -, A..i
- fF.ar s. ~" ..~s Wee o. y. p srtsssssBt
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A A std A" Nsucss os.sa s-sg. % hssS
~ ssa tor $50 ROWLR 4 Co
AS.nssssss, Va, nspss ", isag
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I. GL.EA'S HOTEL.

~ ' - .uBHy sasoass.
'tt rsW DO has fr..f ~ T.,.I
ssrreas p 81 no. pa.,r.
..sr q 4.fs.. .. sV NuEt..4
ut n NJ Elf |fs % tsssI,.s
aF b.. tss 81 ma 49, - re nss RNn
20 .H- 1f.f 4r7rs " STsgIlE sTssg
q afrtsi ssf s'softFs D. 30 snd s.nss
p. go "a fHsrtfs .n So ssss srI dssys loo
Sc 20 49, 80 receive q iib.fsi ga, n
8 sie psuossfe
Wv LAWBRiaHT P,ssr,es,
Ehrfk~sfsfnaa AFfu - ~ II
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notice.

VTNHE lss asn Of sanh q Pier has mi. dsU
II been Dissolved By msinsfsseni Eiib,r II
Iae ara V prepared 70 setils he bgsissss o. ias
AIa. A IshlTH.
AERr MILLER
'VNHk basiAsss vii siiIi t4oatipssd ~ A Nil
Ter vho thsatfal Tor p isVors hopss BY
afirt sisntioa 10 bBsiaess bssfh and receive
pOr 100 NJ rehiic pauonsr4
Jsa 7 Jesa @ERT MILLER
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c'-pS~e~tary lN~ies, Of "a. P,.s.


CS-ps~sniary NStiess Of tie Pro-,
FroS The Aisssas Tribuss Of Js.s 1ta
Nitsoui Josbt DoeioS ZEN, Of PksIsd.IpA, n H.
sss' a ,ilis Pa s'siss II The ses HE Ho.pits -
soFfh FosFth Street o. The Sosdsrs Of hst AZ.
Ishtsl city. We bssys kls 70 ~ The saly TeI,bls
Phys'eiss uhs s4vsStisss tASosah sisesIsrs sV Sc
sss' sa'ss4 A' - log - - sosiiasss 70 do Ese1
1ros TIE Hs'sId II Tsbrusry astA, 1851.
TAs fs-s q ~ vsrs spreads ~ ed s.., WI,
SUI Are thsrs - ether u. De- - he o.sk.,
cHJl
TIE AsSsoai Js-,nsi ihs' replies
Iss l'issd HyaiS here plssty II Ph, s,s,... \.
PhhsfsPha 30 - sfs cell aoqssistsd vii M,
.et'eal herits % %. - sn4 aoat care sAost 80.
dsuEEs4 ~ osAsts shoa - ksow ao,k,s, 49,
-" sih soeSsst fos The saPrsssSsd tas skisS b,
Ysrs - fisAly deserves.
fTfes tks Bsllstfs
We visited So dsys siass ths fssoss uos.,,.i n
w FsFn sad saa readers tkss - ps,s s..
seSe sPsfsf - SKIS u The sfsstsst bsintss ~ ~.
htns - tbs uerh. Attbs eEsaiasstss 81 a..
= So Usi'-e ssstss MsAssai Colsss Esv Vssr, 49,
~ 80 svsrasd tie sfsi Pras fss Nss,esi $780,
Lhs lssi ssessss sifbs D. fsJ ustsss tks P,ssSss,
sfthst iasi,stos vhsu Ne ssis br Fsss w~.iS -.
~ grsst-st Ptysisiss ~ Ansfisa
4saaafy 7, ISIS II
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~uper Pho.phaIr erI.Imr.

W. ays "a s,afc s's4 ssppIv q ~ g. o.
w " 1stis Ffuf1sf. sbhh o = a. zee
49, usrEs' srs FOWLEaCO
Ma ~ f-sT
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/ To 81
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-20

are the sub-contractors under Butt rfeld &
Co., between Memphis and Fort Smith. will
make an early publication of the local rates
through Arkansas.
Thus is the first step taken in the grandest
march of the age, the Pacific Railroad The
train which takes the mail this morning
across sLost Swamp" distance of twenty
four miles. is part of tia link in the great
chain which American enterprise and indus
try are ceaselessly forging-an enterprise
which will never flag. and an industry which
will not weary until the two edges of the
continents are bound together with "hooks of
eteel'' Within seventy or eighty days more
this chain will be heightened out TO the ST.
Francis river, thus spreading and bridging
its first greatest obstacle-the dreaded mis-
sissppi Bottom Swamp The worst is now
over, and with the full and we'll organized
force employed. the track-laying goes on at
the rate of two miles per week. From the
ST. Francis to Little Rock, thence to Fulton,
thence to Marshall Texas, thence to FL Paso,
and so onward to the shores of the Pacific, is
but work of time, which will be accom-
plished before our carrier boys shall have
gathered upon their faces the beard of man.
hood. We live in an age of miracles, in
which credulity itself is reproached by facts
for its want of sufficient proof.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-20
The Charleston slave Case.

Some of our worthy Charlestonians seem
determined to hold on to the Africans recent
" captured on the high seas and brought into
that port. l.. W. SPRATr, ESD, gentleman
somewhat distinguished for his zeal in the
project of re0pening the slave trade, filed an
application to have the negroes themselves
brought up before the court on writ of hdJeds
corpus The object is, doubtless, to have them
discharged from the custody OF the Marshal,
and thus prevent their boing sont back to
Africa. As specimen of legal .fnesse we APP
pend the application, the decision upon which
we have not received:
STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA-CHARLESTON DIST.
District Court of the United States.
Personally appeared in open Conrt, l. w.
Spratt, who being duly sworn, depOses and
saws that he is infOrm, and believes that
there are certain persons, whose names to
this depOnent are unknown, represented TO be
African negroes, now in the custody of the
Marshal of the United States for the District
of South Carolina; that they are so held
without any warrant Of commitment or ar
rest from any judicial officer OF the United
States; that they are not slaves or bound to
any term of sery ice or labor to the said Mar
shall; that they are in such custody without
their consent. or the consent of any person
having the right TO dispose of them; that they
are solicitous to have the legality of such
custody and control examined by this honor
able Court, and to hear counsel in their be-
half; that to afford them the opportunity OF
such counsel. this deponent, with +. c, Rich
ardson, Esq, applied to the said Marshal for
permission to visit said prisoners as counsel,
which application was refused; that together
with tho said l. II Richardson this dpnonpnt
applied to the said marshal for the warrant of
his authority to hold such persons in custody,
and they have received only verbal answer
that the warrant of authority lis in the laws
of the United States upon the subject" This
deponent furthe- saith that such persons are,
or were at the date of these applications,
within the District of Charleston State of
South Carolina and within the jurisdiction of
the United States. l.. W. SPRATT.
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From HE Gazette.


Late wandr'ng saw II far sunny land,
In the garden OF Beauty, at play, -
sweet little child ike fay mid the flowers
a Which the angels had dropp'd In her way;
= Sc rec a moment she stay'd, bird Skins along,
DO She ev'n heeted airily by
And seem'd born but TO on her noiseless young
wing
For a summer, they 10 the sky.
Nor long through the garden she sportively fed
SOun among the fair roses, ut rest,
She closed her bright eyes in vision OF love,
And the angels stood watching their guest;
And when the soft light that beam'd on her from
E heaven.
Show'd the pathway that leads 10 the sky.
Her spirit. rejoicing, few mp to repose
a In the home OF the angels on high. q
Nor any should mourn that in all the pure glow
OF the souls perfect dawning she went
OF the Jewels Of God, as type OF the forms
Near His throne, little Florence was sent
And now she has gone from the bosom that lOv'd,
Yield her humbly n him by whom given,
And smile when you think she escaped the sad earth
To be with her Father in Heaven.
II. C. Mon.
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FURTHER ABOUT Mr.. MoRPHY.-The Bir-
mingham Journal has the following relative
to Mr.. Morphy:
On Friday the proceedings were almost
entirely suspended, for the purpose of watch
ing the progress of a chess-playing feat never
before witnessed in England. We refer to
Mr.. Morphy's playing eight games blindfold
His opponents were: Lord Lyttleton, Presi-
dent of the Associations; Mr. Salmon, the best
player Ireland affords; Mr.. Ripping, a very
strong player; Mr.. Carr. DIR. Freeman, Mr..
Rhodes, and Mr.. Y r. Willis. The play COM
menced at / O'Clock and terminated about
6I, and resulted in Mr. Morphy winning ev-
cry game except the one with Mr.. Ripping
Secretary of the Manchester club.
The match between MeSsrs. Staunton and
Morphy stands thus: Stake, $500 side, the
scorer of the first IL wins; to commence on
the LIT November next.
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HEALTH or MoBuE.-The Board of Health,
as will be seen below, says the Mobile Mercury
of the sl5th inst, report the occurrence Of
nine yellow fever cases Yesterday. Judging
from the increase of reports cases during the
past two or three days, il is altogether likely
that the Board will soon announce the disease
to be epidemic. The present mode. however,
of reporting the cases as they occur, is. We
believe, peculiar 10 Mobile, and we think n
simple register Of the deaths would be more
satisfactory to our citizens al large Us well az
the med cal profession:
OFFICE OF THE BoARD or HEALTH,
September Is. L. NJ.
Nine cases of yellow fever have been re-
ported To the Board within the last twenty
20 four hours.
The Board have d termined to report daily
such cases a. are sent to them, until they are
satisfied the number IL sufficient 10 warrant
them in declaring the disease epidemic, when
they will rrqaest the Sexton TO report to them
daily the deGths.
Physicians are again requested to report
daily their cases
X. MILLER, NJ. H.,
stc'ry pro tenn.
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Lots on Bell street. EdgeGeld.

John Nixon o ID. Walng and A. 7. Raymer.
IN pursuance of decree OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at May Term, 1855, in above cause,
Doth DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, the property descrb-
ed in the peadngs in this case, and being parcel of
ground lying the West side of Bell street. and be
tween Foster and Wetmore streets, in Edgefeld.
This property has been divided in Six Fine Lots of
good size and good depth, and three of them have
houses upon Them aud VIII be sold six and twelve
months credit, for notes and approved securty-len
to be retained and sale FREE FROM REDEMPTION.
J. F.. GLEAVES,
septls-d Clerk X Master.
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS.

We hereby certify that have submitted the
Gracfcnburg Fever and Ague Remedy a close in
spection and scientific analysis and have also tested
its curative qualities several Of Intermittent
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proved completely successful, and that II Is most
skllfully compounded remedy. IL must exert most
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critics immediate and highly sautary and it is
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APPRECIATION BY FOREIGS GOVERNMENTS or
UNITED STATES SURyEvs.-We learn from Sir
RoDEKIcK MURcHIsoS's address AT the ''anni-
yersary meeting OF the Royal Geographical
Society," that the British Admiralty are re-
engaging and publishing, for the use OF the
commercial marine, Commander tn. j. PAoE's
charts of the Parana and Paraguay. The
British Government Is fully aware Of the i'm
portasce OF the fruitful field presented to
England's commercial enterprise In the basin
of La Plata, ind will avail itself Of every
means for the extension OF its trade into those
fertile regions EIaioa. -. -
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WASHINGTON. June a. 1858.
WM. CULLOM.
WASHINGTON. June ii. 1853.

"
GEN w. CULLOM-Dedr ST:-1O our letter
OF this date is before me. You ask me to
state whether your accounts, as late Clerk of
the House of Representatives., were passed by
the Committee of Accounts; to which | an
swer that the most careful and scrutinizing
examination has been made Of all the ac-
counts presented to the Committee, and all
have received their approval without single
exception to the best Of my knowledge.
/ have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your Obcdient serv't,
john DICK,
Chairman of Com. of Accounts.