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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

VII. That all the Southern men say
there is no submission Of the Constitution
to the people Of Kansas, while their parti-
zaus from the North say there is '' ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

RE- The inhabitants OF d small settle
ment on the Rel River, in Arkansas, were
very much astonished one fine morning
not long since, at receiving a visit from a
huge alligator. A venturesome negro,
named Andrew Jackson, in attempting to
XII the monster, received blow from bis
tail which kuoced him senseless, and be-
fore assistance could be rendered TO the
unfortunate man, the alligator had crush
sd him in his jaws. A number of men
with rifles soon attacked the monster, shot
out his eys, and fiually succeeded in kill
ing him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

Gg-"Why do you admire my daugh-
ter.' said a proud mother to a gentle
man.
because he replied, Il am no judge
of paintings"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

aPoPuLAR SovEREIGETy.'-1he sup
porters Of tie Administration, who, pre-
vious TO the invention Of the Lecompton
iniqaity, were ardent advocates of popular
sovereigntyn-think Kansas ought moi to
lie admitted into the Until she cor tains a
requisite population for a Representative,
unless she s0slt accept tile Lecompton Con-
stitutiou aoith perpetual slavery. They
say, in substance, that Kansas has right
to admission noW, # she wW come IN as q
s7ave State, but if her people choose to a
dept a free Constitution, then she may
knock at the door for admission, but it will
be closed against her; and she is to be
thus declared Of a membership in the
Union, because her people, will not, at the
bidding of the Administration, incorporate
into their organic laws, the curse of slavery.
This is their logic, and this is the latest
version Of popular sovereignty" II Mllwau
kee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15
gE The Keokuk Journal, of the soth

ult., says:
We received yesterday q specimen Of
the gold that has recently been discovered
i'm Madison County, Iowa. L is genuine
throughout, is found mixed with black
sand, and is pronounced BY old miners Is
extremely pure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15
LUMBER on THE WISCONSIN, RIVER.

4 =
i We are informed, Gu reliable authority
Ithat the prices of lumber have suffered q
heavy fall. The amount OF lumber that
has already been RATED down, is quite up
to the quantity that usually passes at this
season Of the year; and immense quaint
lies still remain in the pineries to- come
down this summer. One mill at Wausau
has 100000 feet not yet rated. 6
We know that this is against the pre-
flictons Of many of our retail luinberineu
ldurlng the past winter, bnt the amount Of
Ilamber cut in the Wisconsin pineries, Che
past winter, has been unusually large
This is to he accounted for, from the low
prices of wages and provisions, and the
great abundance of labor; in fact, in many
cases labor could be obtained for mere
board.
The number Of sssquatters" on Uncle
Sans dominions has also been unusually
large, and the river has been swarming
with small RATS, got ont by these fellows
who had nothing TO do, to occupy the past
winter. s'l5a9 s.
1t could hardly be otherwise, than that
prices should rule low; and common lu1n
Der is selling in the raft, at all points be-
low the Wisconsin river, at 81 10 IS per
thousand. These prices are difficult to
obtain, and a gentleman from Cassville ino
forms us that a sraft was purchased at that
place for 81 per thousand, and paid for in
store goods, at u handsome profit" ifa
At Lyons, and all points on the Mis-.
sissippi the prices are very low Season
ed, clear lumber at Cassylle, relails at sic
per thousand.
Messrs Nobel & Bro, of Sank City, re-
Gently purchased a raft of hewn timber,
twelve inches square, for three cents per
running foot, and paid in store goods
The quality Of the timber was A. |. 1t
was purchased on speculation and run
down the river, but only four cents III store
goods could be realized.
In the month of June and July, when
the river has fallen SO as to interfere with
the RATS, our informant is confident that
lumber can be purchased on the river at
from So to So, cash, per thousand First
quality shingles are now worth from So to
1915 per thousand.--I Madison journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

z. b.-We learn That the NIglIance
Committee at Prairie du Chem have
already arrested fourteen. and as the rope
is applied 10 the necks of some as a per-
suader, they are telling all they know with
great liberality.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15
THE GOLD In IOWA.

Wisconsin papers please pr
md notice. 1 aaH a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

efvARIErr or HAND WRITING Most persons
write single hand, besrm its own peculiar char.
scteristics Hands vary exceedingly. from the deli
cate crow quilting Ct the sonug lady to the careless
scrawls of the would be genius, resembling the
tracks Of strueg Cling pder half drowned in ink -
Very few persons write variety of hands. 1t wss
reserved for the DIsP ATcH JOB OFFICE to execute
all descriptions of Circulars. Bills, Blanks. Notes
Checks, 10. &C.. in Script, current Mercantile
.Ca,izrsphic, Secretary. Back Slope and German
Text of the most receEt and elegant style, with
lightning areed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

ANOTHER KoH-I-SooR-Severai of the German
journals have lately spoken Of the discovery ofsa
diamond of extraordinary siza and vaus. A letter
from Vienna, n the Journal de FrGncfort, gives
the following account OF the affair: .. =
Z The owner isan old Portuguese major, who found
it in collection of minerals forming part OF the
property of governor Of Iudia, who died in En-
rope. He is now at Laybsch with French
chemist, who at FIRST valued the stone at 139 mil
lions OF francs, but now says that 1t is not pure
diamond 1t is of the size of a small hens egg,
very clear and limpid, bat without all tie bril-
hancy of the DIAMOND. The price, however, is Ito
longer 159 millions of francs but three millions OF
Hnria
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

'THE MOTHER OF WATERS Lieut.. Hsbersham'
in his letters from Oh ina to the Philadelphia Ledger,
asserts that the Mississippi river, which we call
the Father of Waters" ID not to be compared to
the Yangtse Kiang river, to which he applies the
name of another Of Waters" In proef Of tdis he
com pares the width and volume of the two streams
The Mississippi opposite New Orleans is not quite
600 yards wide, with mean depth of 100 feet,
and mean velocity of nearly "a miles per hour.
Thus a body of water ] - miles long, 600 yards
wide aud 100 feet thick, is driven into the Gulf of
Mexico every hour. A little more than one hun
dred miles from the mouth of the Yangtse Kiang,
1.-THE seu of the Sea- is located the city of kiang-
Yin. The river here ia 1900 yards wide, has an
average depth of 30 feet, and mean velocity OF
two miles per hour. Thus we have, he remarks, .
body of water two miles long, 1900 yards wide and
90 feet thick, hourly urged into the bosom of the
yellow Sea. Compare this volume with the first
and 1t will be found to be almost double.
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NARING INTHLLIoHNcH.
-~.-,~.~-.- ~Ss~-~ 1892, a =.
fertef KtcAssssd, Aug. @--HscA nsfes r e,

~, -
Steamer JsmestoEn. patri a new iork. muse
and Indian Srisehs;t baltimore mds.
Ludlam 4 Watson. - 80
sshr Manchester, Chichester. New YORK, mdses
Schr Alfred Ray. Creekmort, James Kiver. fum'
Der. A Befvin n,s .,,,, ~
laths. Eridgford i O.. ~ n .ss sss..5 q sss
Schr JoLn La,kin, Ssmsons James River, wheat,
Haxail, Ore nshaw Co. - y. 4. IL. - So,
McAdarn
Srhr II ma Shorter Baltimore, lumber, Roy.
ster & 20 ard w II Graut.
Schr j w Woolsey Duffisld, Eairhaven, oyster
shes " D ColGai.t & 90. 51-1ssf 4 y
Schr Onrnst fhom psOn PHILADELPHIA. coal, 8
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III JOHN DUOLEY, Am
l2&A Hat Manufactureran and Whole
sale Dealer in a.
HATS CAPS FERS. TRIMMINGS, dc,
F LIZ l 8 So!

have now in store extensive and complete as.
r.ment of everything in my line adapted to the
Fall Trade and prepared to offer unusual induce
ments to purchasers.
In my late visit to the markets and manufactures
of the North and East have spared pains in the
selection o: his stock aud fatter myself that 10
experience enables me to anticipate the wants ~
my friends in Virginia. North carolina and Ten
nessee. call 10 respectfully solicited from my old
customers and the public.
p;ohpnpJ Auo IsSs = an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

Mr. WEBsTE RSINGING ZIP Coos.-The New York
Tribune says a great friend Of the late Mr.. Web
ster has said that he never thought the statesman
sunset, party of them rowed home to Msrshfed
from a fishing and chowder excursion, and Mr..
Webster, joliest among the jolly, with his great,
hearty voice. made the shores resound to the sing
ing of Zip Coon" With what Titanic comicalI
ty that negro song came from his lips, and HOW
ahey roared with laughter, the performer, perhaps,
eijoying it the most Of them all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24
ON AND AFTER the

r. list JUNE, the following articles
will be carried between Petersburg and any Deucf
on the Riehmcnd and Danyiiie Railroad. above the
Junction at the same charges ii carried between
Richmond and the same Depot; and between apy
and Rchraond at Same rates If carried to Peters
brig VIZ. Tobacco, in hogsheads or boxes; Wheat
Goods eud Gr.ceries All articles intended 10 X.
sent through Richmond. to or from any Depot cr
the south Side Railroad, above the Junction. viii
90 chMgad the same ~ If carried through City
foint end petersburg. my %
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DIED.

Onshs Inn inst. 1t her resideecs q NE county q
p1vAatA6 Mrs. SARAH TURpIH. ~ me s4tn -
0her ara IS
IA his rvsldepce cni Church Hill, a the I'D infe
Mr. kOB EXT HAY, ID the o4th yeafo4 bis &c. 4.
His funeral will take place this mnrns9x q y
friends ana nc "a are invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

The British Gag wss hoisted q, f..r,.oa Ht,t
Warrington, on Tuesday, for ths nrst tims sincx
he lsst war With Eagiand. -
uns hundred and twenty vessels. loaded with
Bssday. = '''' ~ ~ = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

- VyS0rTlk CDHrn1L A0rIcuLTU-
AZ furrr Ss1EokjoS r hSvebt nlven that Csgtesr
Nm nfN1 AkIlN snd essf. JAMES
EEW1LLHN md TlLos + Bll 81 have Deep e . sn
nodueS1 - lic1l5ua AGFn for 41bmbeTsbips o. tne
societ the 6rst, named gentleman 70 operate 70
the West snd southwest portion Of this Htsts. Ine
two latter 70 operate In Richmond and 40 ficlDly
meet the xpense 81 FAR. 10 be held in Rich 9onn
by the UaIsed states Agricultural kOctefy. ~ gc1O
~ 4. II o,e liam of whtf u - Premium Itef g
In 0us md doIays Il d earnestly suggssted "a!
the ffieuds OF th . National Rathertng -whicn VII
b tho largest that haseyer been had In vnGsnial
favorab!y raee the calls OF these gentlemen. snus
sayinr time and sxpense in masiog the necessary
AM Information desired VIII b ebeerfully given
By these Agents. CHAkL16 pIMMOCk,
aess-(stv and cooutry papers friendly to tbs cause,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

'MAATrs KoszrA-The Belson( Texss) Independent
says that Martin Koszta, Instead OF having recently
died in indkent circumstances In Guatemala, Is
now living in Medine county, aud well of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

THe AMERICAN COLLEGE IN ReME--The difficulties
thrown in the way of the American College in
Rome, by the French troops insisting on occupying
the buildings designated, have been overcome. The
French vacate the premises, and the Pope makes q
pre.e"to of IL for thu purpose indicated This es-
,abii b aent goes \ Rome BY: he name oetht"Cmi-
ta," AID is finely situated, and said to be we'll
adapted to the purposes OF college. By this mag.
nifcent gift of tbs Pope, the matter now il ia the
hands Of the hierarchy Of the United States
NJ T. Freemdn's Journal
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tificete Of package ofl0 whole Tfcke 8,
:" 10 half
4" 10 quarter
f" 10 eighth


In ORDERING TICKIr8 Oh CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money TO ouf address for the Tfcketa
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by FIRST mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending 10
any figure they may designate.
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
Main and give their Post Office, County and State.
aE Remember that every Prize Is drawn and Pay
abiein full without deduction.
az All prizes of 81 900 and under paid immediate
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual tins
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
- - 8. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ca.
M Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. o.
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
mve time, BY addrts''ng s.sWAN CO.. ct either
Of those cities.
~ list Of the rdmbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one "a
entitled TO- will be published after every drawinga
ntionalist. New Orlesna Delta. Mobile Register.
fnteiiigencer, New York Weekly Day Book. Savsn
,ah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New Ycrh
Dispatch. Pauiding {Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
{Ark) True Democrat. au4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

A BULL observation-disclosures" said candidate
lately addressing his constituents, "ihere ara
three topics which BOW agitate the public mind
In this great State, viz: Slavery, Retrenchment
and the Ohio Penitentiary. l shall pass over the
two first briefly, as my sentiments are already
we'll known, and come at once to the Ohio Penitel-
tiary, where shall daoeU for some time The gem
tleman's auditory reminded him that as that IN.
sttution was already crowded he had better leave
any vacant apartment there might be in that in
stitution for his opponent. --
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

For EUROPE The steamship Arago, Captain
Lines. sailed from New York on Saturday, for
southampton aud Ilavre, with III passengers.
among whom ere Mr.. J, ?. Stockton, United State.
Minister o. Rome aud fsrniIy; Rev Thomas Far.
rell, Rec. houts burortier. The steamship Prince
Albert Captain Waters. sailed same day for Gal.
way, With 81 cabin and 1f0 steerage passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

WssfsRn kHfxRPRIsE They arc building Il
Gfesn Bag. IN WISCONSIN, . ship Of 500 tons bur,
then. Of the native timber, and. when Completed,
will BE- loaded with . cargo OF lumber for ship
sci = ready for launching And stsdnch aud noble
craft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

MISSIONARY Bfsnos. --Ths RI. Rev. ST. Hishop. T.
G. BrownelL D. d., has appointed the Right Rev
James II, 0tey, d. D., TO the Office of mjssionarx
bishop Of Arkansas. made vacant by the decaass ~
thstamsntsd Btseop Freeman, and he has cousent.l
I'd " seespt tbs charge. -. s s. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

A PoLITIcIAs's LFE-A Washington letter says
Several gentlemeo, residents of Illinois, have
lately been here, who express the opinion that
Mr.. Douglas will succeed by heavy majority. He
makes two or three speeches day, and by reason,
of the heat 10 Obliged to change his clothes three
times day at least. IT is also stated that as in
teliectnal efforts his sreeches surpass any ever
before made by him before the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24
Two FARMS In CHARLES g TY
L COUNTY, TWENTY MILES FROM RICH

M0ND. AND TWO MILES FROM JAMES RIVER.
FOR sALE.-We are authorised to sell the two
Farms located rs eb9ve, lying adjacent containing
will be sold together separately, or exchanged for
city property. The first or home place contains 242
acres about onehalf cleared or highly improved by
the liberal use Of lime, clover. plaster, &c. The
Improvements consist of q very good Dazzling with
foir rooTns, all necessary outhuuses. fine garden
orchard, and excellent water, situation dry and
healthy The second farm contains 800 acres, of
which 290 acres is srabe, = good portion OF which
has been recently cleared Tho only house Of much
value on this farm is a new barn.
The Soil Of these farms is ne 1oam, easily cuti
waited, and inpri wing rapidly.
Terms accomm, dating. Apply to
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MAGNTFICENT ENTERPRIsE.-
nRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c SILL
" ING OFR AT AND nEInW lost = Intend.

nRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &C SILL
II ING OFF AT AND BELOW COST. - Intend
ing to close my business at Ne. S Market Square
Will from this day. offer mr. stock of DRY GOODS,
CL0THiS9. SaOEs. HATS, CAPS AND FANCY
GO0DS at prims cost for cash. will net undertake
10 enumerate my stock Of goods, they are entire
IL too numerous TO mention. but will only say that
fne assortment of the ADORE named articles can be
had from me- allowing the purchaser 10 save least
from IS to so per cent, as am determined TO close
ont before the lst of October at great sacrifce.
ISAAC ROBINSON,
Market Square, Petersburg,
Opposite ths Mark ct House
p. s.-Any person wishing to buy the entire stock.
&C.. and take the stand will offer great induce
ments, as have bought exclusively for cash. and
principally At auction sales in New York. and iii
guarantee the to be fresh and IN good order.
This is excellent old stand Tor business, being
In the centre OF Market sauaTe, and always con-
mandiug large cash trade By making early xp-
pication to me, will be pleased TO show the stock
of goods, &C. and will deliver mp the Key for imu
date entry OF moderate rent, and on liberal and
accommodating terms.
. ISAAC ROBINSON,
Market Square. Petersburg,
gu ls--eod3t Opposite the Market House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

~ Nurthern Markets.

M 81 sFs NOreherm Markets. s&ss
NEW York Aaeust % Flour and Wheat firm
Corn White ss6ssDc, yellow 9sG93c.
BAtfIMoRE, August 3- Flour unsettled: southern
s. 4etG5s5. Wheat firm: sou :hern White SLIGO
60. Corn firm: White SS4d19sc-
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THE greatest excitement yet.

The feat is accomplished the cable IS laid,
When the excite ment win end is no telling
But the greatest excitem mt just LOW, it liz said
Is produced at SChAAP'S Store and SCHAAPS
is selling
All what charms the eye is ex posed to your view,
And the prices he sells at are most harring too
As cur Fail importations ara coming in, We will
close out cur stock of China and Glass Ware at uD
proceed -nted low prces. Housekeeping Goods al
every description, and the choicest Fancy articles
VIII be offered very cheap indeed 10 make room 10.
new goods. Whoever wants the benefit O.. this sac
ri6ce will please call at SCH AAP CO.'S,
lt Corner Of Broad and Sd streets.
To those who did not get some of our celebrated
Pocket Knives, Razors apd Pistols, We would say.
bett hurry. eu94
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24
,THE THInu SESSION u lss. hlUl 6

sEfHE THIRD SESClUN OF Mrs. NIUE 3
L SCHOOL will commence the first MONDAY in
Sept mber, She pledges to exert every effort to
promote the intellectual, moral and ply steal wei
are those enrrusp TO her care, endeavoring TO
take them on through evers branch of study Iur
sued by thorough knowledge of principles with
out which no student can ever attain much, requir
ing only that which would Improve and Strengthen
both mind and body, but not weary enervate.-
Proper exercise of the intellectual powers exerts
great iefluence iu preserving the health, by keep
ing just balance and bringing forth to heal hfGi
action, al the powers AT the Creator has given
us" The location is very appropriate. the hous.
being constructed as 10 have free ventilation,
with large shady yards, in which tine pupils eithe,
large or ema l. can take free exercise or amusement
with air pure almost as in the couatry and not
posed 20 the publicity Of pernicious examples of
streets When ANY FAIL TO ENJOY THESE PhIvILEGEs,
OR THEIR STAY AT SCHOOL IS PEoTRACTED, IT THEIk
OWN FAULT, HERS for SHE 1esire- their pleasure
as well as their happiness With these assurances
she hopes to enjoy the full confidence of both pa
re- ts and pupils their BEST FRIEND, desiring and
erdeavoring TO promote thei. best interests.
TERMS:
(Isr Session Of Ten Nontts, payable Qudrte,ly)
Primary English Branches."-. Go
Advanced do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS 90
Highest English, with Latin and Mathens-
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NAvAL-The frigate Sabine will sail from New
York to-day or to morrow. for the Brazil squadron,
to relieve the st. Lawrence. which vessel went IN
commission In September, 1856, and 10 now of
course two years out. The Sabine is 70 be the flag
ship Of the squadron, and 10 commanded by Com
mander Thorburn. She has crew Of 400 sailors
and so marines. ts,,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

MurrNY AND MURDER The whaleship JunioHar-
rived at New Bedford. Saturday evening. having
on board close prisoners eight of the mutinee,s
who murdered Capt. Archibald Melien, and the
second mate Of that ship The Junior, under E
new captain, {Gardner) and other officers. sailed
from Sydney for New Bedford on the 18th of April
Cart. Meiien was shot With whale gun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

r o5T.-J6wellers and others are res
II a3ssted a. Gold I1vNTiN6 WATCH, with ne
initjsS 4. q. q on tho outsids, Ind ON the insi1s
ure0htcd n trade. 10 Stop It, = said Watch va
f0st 81 thc Vfuunds OF the Old sWees Springs few
evenings since, and for which . liberal reward 10
now offered. hefer to Billiards. Exchsnge Hotel.
RichHund. ~ -
T OST-On Saturday Iast, near tho Old
IL Market. mr. FREE PAPERS. They vera wrsr-
Cd ID piece ofpapsr. Will give . liberal reward
for them, II lsft Ut this once.
au24-tts yOsEPHINE GklIklN.--
O6Ta Or MI6LAID-A VIRGINIA
II CENTRAL RAILROAD BOND. No. sog. dated
undersened- dividesd. A. payment has becn
stopped Il hereby forewarn all ptrsons agsinst tra-
ding Tor or receiving said bond. Application has
been made for a renewal OF the q ms:
'au -2tawswifs PENDLETON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

MISSION Boars-fhe children Of the Sandwich
Islands have caught the passion OF ship building
from our American Sabbath Schools, and have
purchased two small calling boats for the use of
the missionaries, At cost Of $500 each, one being
paid for by the native children, and the ether by
tue children of foreign residsnts The boats will
be very useful in facilitating the operations Of the
missionaries among the islands. - r. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

xaT Dr. ACHILLES AscoLPs Office, Cd
Grace street between It'll aud 8th
Change Of Hour for the Poor.-After the 18th inst.
(Auxust) DR.. AsC Ii will be in attendance upon the
poor between and o'clock. P. instead of be
tween and 5, as heretofore, and positively at no
other L0ur, in the day or evening. NH l2-Iy<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-24

BaRADsruFHs The Albany Atlas says that the
quantity Of wheat left at TIDE water this year re-
dnced to nour. Shows an Increase Of 1,23314l bbis
Of h1ur, a. compared With the corresponding DO
Rod Lass year. s@ - -.