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Disputed Passages of the Old Testament. vols.
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J. Iawsoa's Bible Cycopedia containing the Biogra-
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81. Robinson's Scripture Characters. vols.
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"a Massillcn's Sermons, with his Life, &c. ] vol.
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81 The History of the Church in the Apostolic Age
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SO. The Messiah predicted in she Pcnteteuch and
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A YOUTHFUL KNIGHT or Mt. VERNoS.-Mas-
ter Theodore Shute, son Of our townsman,
and grandson Of Major Shute, of the revolu-
tionary army, collected for the Ladies' As
ISOLATION of Mt. Vernon" in less than three
weeks, eight hundred and ffty-ive dollars.
The only time which he had, was an hour or
two daily from his recess from school.
Unlike Macbeth, be did not let
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Nashville Female Academy.

IN0RTY- SECOND annual Exhibition Monday, Tues
Il day, and Wednesday, June 18th, 18th and 10th
Exercises will commence each day al 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, and at O'Clock, Z. N.
Music and Reading Essays by the members of the
Senior Class.
Diplomas granted on Wednesday morning.
Parents and the public respectfully invited be
present on all these occasions.
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DIED..

At the residence of G. G. Bradford, Esq, June
H. 1855, JANE, daughter of the late Bradford ESQ.,
OF Summer county, Tenn, and wife of Edward P.
Darlington, Esq, Of Pittsburg, Penn.
80 Pittsburg, Penn, aid Lexington, No., papers
please copy.
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AS5S. 1858.
ILLON & CO. IS AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH
ILIoN L Co = AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH
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TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH
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TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH.
DILLON CO. 5 AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
jelo-td TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH.
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ale of Groceries
B. LANIER & co.

lNTE will offer in front of Store, No. Market
w street, on MONDAY 14TH inst, at 10 O'Clock
large assortment OF Groceries, viz:
Is hhds prime and choice IS NJ. Langhorn & Son b
Sugar; Tobacco;
200 boxes prime Bait Rio so bbls Mag. Whisky;
Coffee; 1000 other brands -
so bbls Molasses; 500 Newsom's Tenn"
NJ bxs Star Candles 500 Brandies, Wines, Gin
70 a. ass'ted Glassware &c.
Do doz Painted Buckets; so cases Cognac Brandy;
IS - Cedar " SO Boston Pickles;
IS bbIs Ale; 20 bXs Pepper;
70 bxs CARROTS Snuff; 20 A" Spice;
80 casks Soda;
Together with all other articles 10 make up a COM
sale.
iuneIo-td B. IANIER & co.
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Hen advertisements.
Desirable Farm for Sale.

WE offering for sale that beautiful and well
w improved farm, containing 65 acres, fronting
the Gallatin Turnpike, and within sight of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, Il miles from Nash vile.
This place is in of the very best neighborhoods in
the State. The improvements, consisting of a com
modious Dwelling House, good Servants Rooms
Kitchen Carriage House, Stables and two excellent
Springs all under a substantial enclosure.
BRANSFORD, McWHIRTER & CO.,
june12-1m No. Inn Block
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
Fresh Arrivals.

Y ID l. II 81 FRIZZ ELL
A RE now opening choice and well selected stock
~ Of BOOTS and SHOES, suifablc the season and
prices 10 correspond with the times. Consisting in
part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters
do Patent Leather Caters oxford Ties;
do Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting do;
do Clofh and Lasting Caters:
do Calf aud Patent Leather Strap Shoes.
ladies' Gaiers, plain, with and without heels;
do Slippers. do do
do Fine Toilet Slippers:
do Fine White hid and Satin Slippers;
do do do Caters;
do Kid Buskins with and without heels
Misses Caters and slippers, with and without heels;
do Kid Boots, with and without heels:
Children's Shoes 81 every variety:
Boys and Youths Shoes ef every variety.
az the above we have something very nice for MAY
DAY. Also Servants Shoes and legged Work Of all
kinds Cali at No II Public Square.
SNYDER a FRIZZEIL,
Aprl30 n Pubic Square.
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Pine Lumber.

TX n00 FEET Worked White Pine Flooring
l0,UoO iusi resolved and for s.,s b g,,,rv
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'ro-morrow, and tomorrow, and to morrow
Creep In this petty pace from day day.
With the thermometer at IS, we defy any
of our Northern cities TO produce n more in
dustrious aud successful khight.-N o. Ps1a-
yEBse.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

WISH 10 sell OF the prettiest and most desira-
BILE places that has been offered for sale u con-
tains about 400 Of fine and fertile land with ee-
giant improvements
Also containing - Acres well watered and tin,
bered, with improvements.
mayl5-tf Will L ROND Tn
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A NONG the lot we have several good Families two
"a or three young Women with first child four good
House Boys, boys from Is 10 20 good Dining room
Servants with good lot Of field hands men and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber
apr29-u H. HAYNES A. co
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Neat DNVeIIIng House for SALE, ~
SITUATED in Edgedeld, on the GaIlatn Turnpike
- For further particulars apply 10
Sept IL A. V. :. LINnSIEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
The Ten Million Lean.

We are Informed that more than one hall
the amount of this loan, with the rremiums,
has already been deposited 10 the T. S. Tfea'
sury, and the remainder will not probably
be held back to the extent Of time legally
allowed. The cause Of this promo titude on
the part of the tidle is that the interest
does not commence until the deposite is made;
and We take it for granted that it also proves
thereis in the country large amount OF un-
employed capital, which the owners are aux
ious to invest safely at even low rate OF IL
tere-t.
We are also told that several Of the success
ful binders for this loan have already made
sales Of the whole OF portions Of tue am cunts
they obtained. at a remunerative advance on
the premiums paid. One 6rln sold 80 per
ceut. Of all they obtained at 81 OG per one
dollar, and it is said that a Canadian barking
institution bought quite largely at that figure.
Wash Star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

The market, yesterday, opened dul'' anu
prices had declining tendency. There were
no sales OF Flour reported on Change, and TIE
above prices are nominal. The receipts are
vsry light and The only sales we heard OIL were
Tor city consumption. The market for "hea'
was inactive, and many samples were with
drawn Sales of white reported on Change al
l22, l2jGl30c tor inferior and fair; red lZZ1
1900, the latter for prime. We note sale OF
prime white outside" at 1850. The receipts
OF Corn are fair, and the market active. Sales
Of white and mixed at 7s6S2c. Yellow (not
strictly s'Gs7c Rye is in fair request, with
sales OF small lots al Soc No sales Of Oats re-
pOrted-,he demand ls good Corn Meal Is IN
good supply. Sales at scG90c; the latter Tor
fresh ground, Plaster is in demand, with
light stock-cargo price $3.50 y ton; delivered
OIL the cars 81 IS. Guano is in better request,
and sales continue 10 be made Of large quanti-
ties al S5S for No. Peruvian. Wool is in falr
request-sales at previous quotations. There is
iair demand Tor Sumac, but the receipts are
moderate We quote ST. IS y 100 bs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
DIED,

On "Wednesday evening last, lth instan'
MARIA LUCINDA, infant daughter OF Vim
J. and Sarah Jane Mills, aged two years and
TWO months.
On the 3ist of July, SARAH HaGER, aged
9 months and 4 days, only daughter OF John r
and Margaret V Hcoe. charleston Free Press
and Berryv'lle Gazette please copy.I
At hi, residence near Mount Jackson, Shen
andoah County, on Friday the 9TH inst, OF lever
JOHN J. ALLEN, esq in the 54th year OF hi:
age, leaving a wife and three children 10 mouIE
Their irreparabie loss
CHARLES UHQUHART LOWELL esq de
parted this life on Monday, August 2, IN the
18th year OF his aye. at Front Royal, Warner
County, Virginia For number OF years Mr.
Lowell engaged in The practice OF law IN tn
County OF Shenandoah. In 1851, ne removed
TO the town OF Front Royal Since that time
he mas lived in that community, enjoying 'h'
reputation of man OF integrity aud d warn
supporter OF whatever he thought TO be right.
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S, ca s::2s3:. .:' IS 60
<glg -
HY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

BEDFORD, Pa. Aug l3.--The President
and party left here this morning. TO return to
Washington. They will pass the night at
Cumberland, and, if not detained, will reach
Washington Saturday afternoon.
The Presidents health has greatly i'm
proved.
TRINITY, BAY Aug l3-The cable is all
right, and signals are passing momentariiy
and satisfactorily. The electricians have not
yet concluded their arrangements for putting
up the recording instruments.
BosroN, Aug. 1.-THE Niagara arrived
here this morning.. The foreign mails went
South by the morning train.
New ORLEANS, Aug. Is The recorder re-
ports thrty-ise deaths from the fever on
Tuesday. and fortv.fve IN Wednesday.
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Executor OF W. P. Newly, dec d
r county, Va, jy Scots

SALE OF personal pho'
PERTY.-Pursuant to the provisions oil
deed Of trust from Samuel T. Ashby to he, bear
ing date the 18th day OF March, 1898, and re-
corded in the Clerks office OF Fauquitr County
Court. | shall (for the purposes IN SAID deed
so.cIted) sell by auction to the highe bidder,
At RI. residence of the said Samuel L. Asbby, III
tae said County OF Fauquier, on Wednesday, q"
Isl day NJ September neat, II fair, # not on the
next ar day-sundry articles of HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, three Wagons,
three Carts, one Carriage and Hairless, all the
farming utensils belonging to the aid Ashoy,
SIXTY HEAD of FAT CATTLE, Xix Oxen.
four Mich Cows thirty.fve Hogs, f cen sheep,
thirteen head OF Horses, and crop OF " neat
supposed to be FIVE hundred bushels.
1ERxs-The tat cattle will be sold upon
credit OF thirty days, and the residue OF the
property on a credit Of ninety days, where Inc
purchase exceeds twenty dollars-upon the pur,
chasers giving therefor negotiable notes well
endorsed, OF bonds with good person a secufi-
t. as the undersigned in his discretion may re-
quire-tor purchases of twenty dollar % les''
the cash will be required
CHARLES T. GREN
FauquIer Co., aug 3-eois 1!"'"e
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COM M ERCIAL.
M 0netary.

Nonetary affairs remain in stdtu QSo. With the
.,cso,on OF an advance in the bonds Of the
n .,rss and Alexandria Railroad Company, We
,,vs no change to note in the quotations for
S,o,Ls for which there is very limited enqui.
=, ov,ips to the demand for money for ordinary
business purposes, and the rates obtainable.-
o,,r,e and Alexandria Railroad bonds are held
=, an advance, justified by the very bright and
,,;,I Frightening prospects Of this now great
.l.,osb line of travel. The receipts of pro-
d,cs are. as yet, comparatively light, and bust.
nss. is generally quiet The same, however, may
=. said of our neighboring cities, where the
.,n,aint of "dull times" is loud. Exchange
Eastern cities is dull. Virginia 6's are quo
cd ael1 in New York. Land Warrants are
active at llzc Tor 60 acres; 81 for 4o's; 80
for I2O's, and 90 for 1918.
NV YORK MoYEr MARKET Aug. l2.-The
,.,,s from customs yesterday were $l52,46e.
Tho balance in the Sub.treasury was $685.
60 The receipts include $2,963,O0O on &C
,,,r, Of the new loan, and the payments 1885,
ooo on California drafts The Secretary Of the
treasury has agreed to take the risk of trans.
aar,,og III. bonds 10 this city, SO that they will
p on h. at,ainable OF Mr. Sisco, the Subtreasurer.
The Banks are beginning to ask increased
.,,ss Of interest on discounts for long.dat pa.
per ;,,oo ,noo;,tad AZ tho StocL
ryrbsnge Yesterday, TO report on tue simplest
.'nds Of dealing in the new loan OF the United
S,sr previous 10 LIST of January, when the
frs, regular coupons due July /, $50, begin TO
carry interest, reported in favor Of selling the
.,acy a,t, until tae time designated-that is,
,r,,b the interest 10 accrue to the buyers.
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AUCTION SALES.

Tr,BUsTEE'S POSITIVE SALE OF VAL
LIABLE LANDS, &c, IN The CouN'
~ OF ORANGE.-By virtue OF three certain
deeds of trust, executed to the subscriber, by
George A Sleet, tor the benefit OF DR.. george
Terrlll. VIM. L. Smith, and the creditors OF Geo.
A. Sleet generally and on record IN the once OF
the Clerk oil the County Court OF Orange
shall, om Tucsioy the 18Th day Of July nsn, com 1
mence the sale of the following TRACTS VI
LAND, continuing the sale from day 10 day,
until the whole are disposed OF, and beginning
with the tract known as
! B.RCHLAND - This tract lies in the Lime
stone Valley, on Mountain Run, adjoining the
/ l4nis OF Hon jeremiah Morton, Montgomery
/ A. Jones, esq and others, and contaius THREE
! HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN AND tn Rec.
! FlFrHS ACRES OF LAND now IN a fine
! state OF improvement, with abundant supply OF
! TIM Der, and a tine Limestone quarry conve.
nient IN beautiful section OF country, noted
for health, fine scenery, good society, and good
! farming.
| TlCkTON, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, sdjoins Blrchland, having
a proper proportion Of open and tmbered land
we'll watered, and susceptible OF high Improve
ment
SMITHFIELD, LONGS, AND CLIFTON
together containing about ONE THOUSAND
ACRES, large proportion OF which Is Mouh-
tain Rum bottom, and Southwest Mountain land
of sup4rior quality, and highly improved by
Observation-Disclosures the lands of VIM. q. Cren-
shaw. Henry Ma.sie d. Uriel Terrlll, and 9th
ers. being about four miles from either Rapid
Ann Station, or Orange Court House ms
body Of land is susceptible OF natural DIVISION
into TWO farms OF aboutequal SIZE and value
and for productveness OF soil, convenience 10
the markets OF Fredericksburg, Alexandra,
or Richmond disturbances OF neighborhood
health beauty OF country, facility OF cultivation
ami native resources OF permanent improve
msnt, offers Inducements rarely presented he
| "a BUILDINGS are PLAIN, but sufficient Tor
, Extraordinary use
| GUM SPnINGS contains THRtE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES OF tmbered
! and unimproved land, lying about y miles
! from Sm,hfcld. The attention OF persons seek
ing .sirabe and profitable location is paTtIc'
uarly requested, as II is believed the advantd'
ses which these FA ARMS offer, will amply repay
a visit OF Inspection, and as the sales must ne
cessarily BE- positive, great bargains Will BE- had.
/ TERMS or SALE:-One-third cash; the remain
der in one and two years, bearing interest (Pay'
able annually from the day OF sale, secured oy
] O0nd anu goou pcIsohai seSui"J, OH"
ton OF lac title, or deed OF trust, as may be pre-
! TERED.
| The subscriber having been familiar with the
title 20 these lands Tor the last twelve years be
leves the same TO be unqnestionable; but selling
as T'rustea be will convey only such as is YES
ted III HIM as Trustee.
J. HALSEY, Trustee.
Mitchells Station, my 3l-eots
~ The above sale is postponed until vet
npsdGy. the 18Th day Of august merit. The sub
scribrr Will furnish any information necessary,
to persons wishing to purchase. Address
J. HALSEf, Trustee.
Nitchell's Station ~ l7-eots
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Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday, August 7,
S,S5207 tons OF coal were shipped over the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, 5,5<4,
O5 tons over the road OF the Georges Creek
Coal and Iron Company, %,9l "a over the road
OF the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, and
LIZ "a tons over the Hampshire Coal and
Iron CompaRy's road, making an aggregate Tor
the week from he whole coal region OF ls,4 D..
% Total shipments Tor the year from 'he en-
tire region 347,320 90 tors. During the season
go canal boat. cleared this port, carrying 49,
266 o. tons OF coal. OF this total amount 23I,'
U54 o! tons went by railroad.-C"m6ofd"d
re sgrdph
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4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND LAND

4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND LAND
u FOR SALE-ln accordance with the will
of he late George Hamilton, decd, ] offer for
sale the FARM on which ne resided, called
FOREST HILL" IL is situated in the county
of Spottsylvania, Va, about five miles belo"
fredericksburg near the Rappahannock nyer
with the Richmond and Potomac railroad pass
irg through it The neghborhood offers every
social inducement, while fredericksburg Is ac-
cessible by an hours ride over hne road.
The Farm consists OF TWO TRACTS-FOR-
EST HILL which has all the Improvements,
containing about SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FORTY-THREE ACRES, one hundred OF
which are in wood the other short distance
from the first, containing TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, wholly in wood, and has been used as
a reserve OF fuel and timber.
All the necessary buildings for farming pur-
poses, granary, corn-houses, stables, carriage
house negro cabins, &c, are well located and IN
good order.
IA The DWELLING HOUSE is a commo.
.G&Gdious building OF wood containing eight
rooms, in perfect repair II Is situated On an
eminence that overooks the whole plantation,
and commands beautiful and extensive view OF
the Rappahannock valley as tar as the eye can
reach. A prospect SO varied, SO attractive, Is
rarely TO be found All the necessary offices,
kitchen, meathouse, dairy, ice-house, &c, ara
also in coed order.
The land is very productive, we'll adapted to
the growth of wheat, corn, oats, and grass, and
in fine order for cultivation. MassaponsX run
passes through the farm for a considerable DIS
lance, afording an abundant supply OF water
for stock during the drest seasons.
There is good orchard, productive garden
and several untalling springs Of the pureS' va
ter on the place. Its perfect heaIthiulnrss,
beauty OF location, and other advantages, make
this most desirable abode.
Persons wishing to view the premises are IN
vited to do so; they will be shown by the over.
seer, Mr.. Stephens.
Terms OF sale accommodating, and made
known on application 10 me.
The above property, if not sold privately OF
which due notice will be given, will be offered
at public auction on the premises TO the high
est bidder, on Wednesday. 18th August next.
GEORGE HAMILTON, Jr.
Executor of George Hamilton, deceased.
Brandy Station p. o., Culpeper county, Va.
iy -eOts
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Richmond stock Market, Aug. IL.

Virginia q cent, "a years to rum no sales
al the Treasury.
Virginia 6 y cent, shorter dates, sales 1920
70 and interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State, sales $s2 and
interest
Richmond City Bonds, sales 1881 and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $70-sales at $7l.
Farmers 3aak Stock, sales at $lOl3.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales $lO3.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock,
las, sales $2j.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales $473.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $40,
last sales 1897.
Richmond, fredericksburg, and Potomac
haioad Stock, sales S7l.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales
So
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock,
last saas $50
Rlchmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last
sales $3S
Richmond and Danville Railroad guaranteed
oords last sales S92.
James River and Kanawha guaranteed bonds,
par value $500, last sales $92
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Bonds ST. 4
and interest.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds $72 and it,
tersst
Uiange and Alexandria sos.
hScaanse-On New York, y ct. premium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
Army ll0Yememts,

We hear it stated that General Johnston
and his troops, with the exception of tie
Sixth l"fautry, which is ordered to Wala-
Wal!a,) will not be Withdrawn from Salt
Like Tor the present. They will remain 10
sufficiently close proximity to the city to
answer auy call that may BE- made upOn
them by the civil authorities Of the Terri
tory IVaShiafon Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-A val.
Y liable FARM at auction, in CaipcPr ootsniy,
Va On Monday The 10Th day Of August, 1898,
Chat being Court day) shall offer Tor sale at
the Court House, the valuable TRACT or
LAND, containing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
upon which the late Vim. p. Newly, dec d., re-
sided TIE Improvements consists OF two,
En- story BRICK DWELLING, kitchen, and
.EE{a. dining room attached, Servants houses,
work. shops, large stable, and carriage-house.
This FARM is heavily timbered, AID well
watered; il is situated within eight miles OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad ard ten miles
from Cup per Court House, there is a very hne
water. over on the original tract, upon which
there is a Saw Mill and Grain.Mill-thls power
is sufficient to drive large machinery, which
offers great inducements to persons wishing 10
engage IN manufacturing goods. Any one wish
Inp TO purchase, will be shown the farm by
Richard n Newly who now resides on the
place. Terms will be made known on the day
of sale. Seeding possession will be gwen al
once, and tul possession the !st OF January o'''
ROBERT c NEWLY,
Executor OF w. P. Newly, dec d.
E,u,,;ar Va 5-eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
IIInchH Of Gen. CASE.

We understand that the venerable Sccrcta.
ry Of State suffered another attack last
bas been fii.c,ed for several years. lie was
not, however, Dangerously ILL., aud this moru-
ing was able ~ iii W aud vas rapidly in prov
ing Wash. Star, Of yeSterday afternoon.