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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-23

SSUNDRIES.-
y $50 bags genuine Pa. B. W. Flour, IS bs each.
100 boxes Cream Tartar, s h each.
25cascS2 b Cans Cove Oy sters.
80 do n do do.
~ boxes quart Tomato Catsup.
so do pint do.
IS do pint and quart Pepper sauce.
1,JO0 lbs Small Bar Lead.
Just reed and for sale by
Jan ~ j. Il ID. HERMANN.
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A Chance to Procare Hell

KANAwIIA sALT.-3oo barrels, in fine order. 70
IA saleby GILBERT & B0WLDS.
ian90
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Fine Rains--Crops-sel igious Meet
ings, dc.
,NDxNcE or THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
CHARLorrEsvILLx, Va, Aug IL.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug IL.
Yesterday We were favored, In the upper part of
Albenarle, with an abundant rain. 'st
The crops are excellent-we do not believe they
are better in any portion Of the State.
The Albemare Baptist Association have to-day
closed their Goth annual session. at Mt. Ed. Church.
in the neiahborhood Of North Garden. There were
In attendance large delegation from several
Counties and the Interest of the citizens generally
was enlisted In the meetings. Rev. Messrs. Poin
dexter, Biting, Dickinson, Francis. Long and
Haynes, Editor Sands and Gen. JOHN II. Cooke.
we're recognised a. visiting brethren, aud invited
to seats.
Rev. T. W. Roberts preached the Introductory
sermon. From the letters which were read from
the churches, it appears that during the past year
there have been 4S0 persons baptized, making the
present number of commandments TACO. Two new
churches we're received into the body. Rev J. A.
Brosdus was elected Moderator; Prof J. Hart,
Clerk, and J. Alexander, Esq, Editor JeffeEsoniap,
Treasurer.
On Wednesday, large mass meeting was held
10 behalf of colportags, over which Gen. Cooke
presided. Addresses we're delivered by the Rev
ter which, over $l00 were contributed by the con
gregation. The following is the amount of work
which has been effected during the year, by the
corporteurs who have labored In this Association
Visited 2l70 families, with 6of whom they pray.
ed, found % destitute of the Bible, and II desti
ed ~ sermons; gave away $G5 worth of books, and
sold 1852 worth.
Revs. A. NJ. Poindexter, C. C. Biting, G. b. Tay.
Tor, ]. A. Broadus and others, preached. One hun
dred dollars were raised for State missions. Re.
ports on Foreign missions, Sunday Schools Bible
operations, and several other subjects. were read
and advocated in able and earnest addresses. 1t
10 due to the people OF the neighborhood to say
that they furnished the best of entertainment for
the large crowd which met from day to day. 4
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- Ia. GRsAr HEALTH RzsroRsR

~ THE GREAT HBALTH KEsroRBR
Tar LIvE OF THE FLESH Is IN THE BLo0D.-Wher
the Blood becomes vitated mpure or too weak. the
flesh looses its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
pallid, the Liver dsordered Dyspepsia aud lndiEss
ces and life becomes q burden.
HHRTSHORNRS HEALTH RESTORER, Oh
SARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels
impartng new viGor and tone to q constitution i'm
paired by disease from any cause. 1t removes pioi
nles and all skin eruptions arouses the phi sicai
powers of both sexes, gives bloom to the paliia
cheek, and makes one Joyous and happy Ia a:sg
taste It is particularly adapted to Female com
plants which in their very nature are exhanstine
and debilitating For Dropsy. or dropsical swelngs
~ kidney and Bladder affections, il acts like o
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles 80 cents.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co; FISHER WINBfoN;
pFTERsoN: BoDrKER; GARLIcK; " p LADD; MILLS.
pAuGH & Johnson; DUvAL NORTON; Q A ffREcKER.
Ann DoWpIN my 3l-d&cw3m
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LOST


18SsA LOST-Strsyed from my
sarm on the Plank Road. miles from
A Richmond. dark tripdle BUFFALO
Any person returning her. viii BE- literally reward
ed, JOHN CLENDINlNG.
5(l DOLLARS khWARD.--L Loot this
~ morning between Theodrick Rolertsons aud
BANK WV
or three Five Dollar Notes. wrapped In ayeiow pa
hs Ind VI. To-
me at the American Hotel.
au ls-ts HUGH NJ PETTIs.
lost Oh MI6LAID-A VIRGINIA
IL CENTRAL RAILROAD BOND, No $50. da:ed
unders sned-i for divided IS pss msnt has b. IN
STOPPED. hereby forewarn an p rsous against ira
Ssea M Of ss nos
' 40 is~a'awswifs PEypLkToN.
q B. W. NO. 4. SHO.. 1880, 49,
~. lIoo. DATED JUNE q, lsos.-The mote for
the sboys hossheas Of toba co has teen lost. Tue
hoder Will please return = e 'ue az bsse made ap-
p. jy iMlas4. p'ps JAMES IA lest THOMAS, j.
I OST- On the 26th April, in the Mail
GERTiFIoxrk On sfATk sTook Il q, sI.ao, ~,
TIFICATE tort shares Of Virginia Bank stock No.
1879. in the name Of Montgomery Slaughter. To-
fer fhe same All persons are cau,iouei not to traie
for the above Stocks the transfer has been step
ped; and application will be made for renewal Of
the same SLAUGHTER co,
au7-6law4w Fred~FiekEburg.
I UsT--Y esterday evening, at or near
- the Machine shop Of the Pesersbnrg Depot,
GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCH. with GOLD
CHAIN attached TO the same. There IL an erEra
wing Of two Locomotives and Train Of Cars ON the
back OF the case OF the Watch The Chain il q aat
linked Fob Chain. reward Of 1I5 will be psid the
dDder by leaving 1t At this oice, or ct the Peters
burg Depot. q PETERs
An l2--3te 81 sF4#etfs - tflEFl
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~No FAml1Y can afford to be with

ont MUSTANG LINIMENT In their house. The
many ACCIDENTS we are liable TO- may render it ne
cessary any moment ana nothing is capable OF per-
for ming such certain cure (Ertract) In lifting
the kettle from the fire It caught and scalded my
hands and prison very sevcrely-one hand almost
10 q crisp. The torture was unbeaTable IT WAS SD
awful sight = = The Mustang Linime Mt ap-
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately Il
healed rapidly and left no scar OF accounts. CHAs
FOSTER 420 Broad street, Philadelphia" 1t i5tru,y
a wonderful article. 1t will re any case Of Swell
ing, Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism
For horses it should never be dispeneed with. Ono
dollars worth OF Mustang has frequently say a
SPAWN and Founders. Be,odrc Of in,itations. Sold
la all parts of the habitable Gfsbe.
BARNES i PARK, Proprietors,
jy 26-d&clm New York.
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The bark Emily Tay lor. from the Mediterranean
and bound TO Norfolk, put into st Georges, July 49,
in Aistress. and leakiog badly. She had cargo OF
marble, rags. &c, Of which she had thrown over.
board considerable portion. in order to Tighten the
ship.
n por hp Srry kess oad;ns %;
Philadelphia. Ellersie. .routts, from Richmond.
discharging.. Panama, Graves. from Richmond.
leading Ann 3 Grant. Wilson for New York do
virsinian; Miller. from Richmond, do Elf. Perez
val DC avia; Brazilian, Bs xter aud Zngarila Bun
ker. do co. Bark Fame. from Richmond just ar
rived.
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On yesterday, at 10 O'Clock. A CLAkNNCE
MALTsTs. snn Of Hem. II and Harriet n Tflsoh.
Hin iuns.si viii take pl,ss Shi, sfsrncon. z 3
oclOck 81 tho residence OF bis psrents. on Mlees'
between Goth and 3lst streets. the fr1enos apo -
Quaiuinnces Of the family are insifei g attsn1.
Yesterday morning. Mrs. suSANNAH kORIkN.
aged " years. 6 -
or tratn fever On Thursday night Augu.f IT'D,
1855. CHARLES LESLIE. son Of W. jams
5werds, aged years.
The friends and acquaiutancea Of the hmti[ are
requested to attend his funeral at The second Pres.
byseran church, (Rev Dr.. HoEef) - 61s ociocks On
sunday morning. without further notice
On the nth inst., at l0,s O'Clock. HkNRlEFFA,
youngest daughter Of James JONES, aged 10 yeArs
month and - days.
NOT LOST BUT COVE BBvoRE {s@
When spirits from the crumbling clay,
Ascend to Heavens bright shore,
Our hoping hearts with triumph say,
Not Lost. but gone before. sfA
The wheel lies broken at the fount.
The pitcher 1t the spring;
But upward doth the spirit mount,
And notes of glory sing.
Then calmly may our spirits bow,
Beneath sflii ction's ROD;
Who-whQ would murmur that his child.
Ia safe Mioy and God.
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Arrrxpf 70 MURDER WoxaN.-Mrs. Mary I
Hreelsnd, living alone about six miles from States
villa N. c., was found nearly murdered, on the %
i.st. She was rs years of age. The Iredell On. c.
Express, says: gag
She was found lying in q dying condition. with
her throat cut but not severius the jnguars, nose
paashed in, eyes torn out, and horrible cash on
the chin. She was speechless, and could give no
account of the murderers, but the inference was
that II had been done on the Thursday night pre-
yious, and that Mrs. +. had remained IN her hor-
rid condition aud suffering until found. Suspi
ciou fell rpon young negro boy, belonging to
Mrs Allison, who shortly afterward had pre-
sented q Eve dollar note to neighbor to ascsr-
tain its denomination, and stated that 1t was
given him. He was arrested, and at hrst denied
having any knowledge Of the deed, but has since
confessed himself the perpetrator of the awful
crime, and told y here the weapon might be found
with which he committed the foul act, which 10 y
very heavy unseasoped stick, aud on one end of
it was quantity of blood and hair. The boy has
been lodged in the jaifof this place. 1t is thought
impossible that Mrs Freeland can survive.
John s. Allen. presiding justice Of Shenandoah
county, Va, died on the 9Th inst.
Oval Piskey, formerly of Harrisonburg, Va, has
been chosen Principal of the Rochepsrt Academy,
In Missouri
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n TIE VIRGINIA Bor spaINcs In a medica

~ THE VIRGINIA Dor sPaINGs In a medical
view. these wonderful waters chiefly priced mas
much they frequently afford the invalid chance
efrels.f after all ordinary remedies hare tailed -
Bearing this reputation it 10 not surprising that the
sick wend their way IN crowdsto the spot, after hav
ing exhausted all their efforts in struggling with
disease. Numbers of those who recover have bss u
thcughtfu, enough to write their experience. Prom
the published letters. We see that j c Herbert OF
Nd. was relieved Of acute neuralgia which had 20
mscated AID bitated him, that his life was dis
paired of. T. Fleming. of Goochland county. Va,
after suffering the tortures Of inhamma.ory rheu-
matte ut for four years, visited the Hot Springs
and after fur baths. scas able to yak In fourteen
days was UeU. All the letters We have seen, con
tain statements Of cures fully as wonderful.
HA-HIGH PRICES FIR ToBAcco.-Sold at the To
bacco Exchange, on yesterday, By Messrs. JOHNSON
pUGH, Commission MeYchan'B-'he sun cured crop
If JAa L. GUNyRR of Louisa cfUnty.
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7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RkPORTxD ron TsE s.DsspATcn
TIE oeRAN TEI.naRAPH.

BosTox, August 12th.--Neariy all the neighbor
Ing cities hare voted to make suitable demohsfra
tiona upon the receipt OF the Queens Message 70
Charlessown, the birth-piacs Of Professor More
bells are TO Be- rung Statutes nrsd, fsEs displayed
ard the citizens gsneraliy viii tlluminsts thesi
residences. Noahlag ds6aits has yss bsen done By
the authorities OF tbs city, save bell ringing, and
perhaps the firing Of sAluts.
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~ NEw YORK LIFE IssulAHcs Con-
Capital $l,5OO,OOO.

The above Company 10 PuRELY MUTUAL, and
Dividends are declared ANNUALLY, and nave
averaYed about IS or 10 per cent: A ~
When desired, 40 per cert Of the annual premium
will be loaned to the insured.
This Company has paid, in the 4tate OF Virginia,
more than ONE HUNDRED AVID FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors
: All losses have been PAID PkOMPrLY, and with
out litigation.
Call, without delay, and secure LIFE POLICY
for the benefit of your family.
CHAS WORKMAN,
Gen'l Agent and Atty ter Virginia,
Aaip af
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THF.ATLANTIC CABLE
Northern Markete.

TRINITY Bar, Aug. ls.-Ail right on the cable
bat the recording Instruments not jet ready 70
the Transmission Of the message.
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From Bedford.
[ooaREsposDrscr OF rHE sIcHMosD DAILY prspArc

BEDFORD ALUM SPRINGS, Aug. 10.
The water at these Springs, is said to be the
strongest in the State, and medical in cases VI
scrofnia, and cutaneous diseases. The locality ie
in view Of the Peaks of Otter.
The crop of corn in Bedford in many places, il
Suffering for want of rain; however, If we have a
plenty of rain hereafter . fine crop will be made
Tobacco 10 toleraby good. ZENITH, 4
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- TrpooHAPHIcAL GocfBrY.-Ihere
wibs an adjnurned n gnisr Meeting q this society
this (SATUKDAY1 syshing. a. Ton FciIoWb nAli
a - - Z - 3 = - "a IN tilt
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~ Ar AND BaLow CosT.--Ws are
pushing our sales TO close business In October. In
Ill Fancy Goods Ne are willing to make heavy 1s.
crifIees We urge the attention b tn Of the city
and country people to our stock. Whit from them
shal De- fully repaid BY our low prices Tor Goods ~
We prefer sacrificing them In the house. to putting
them at auction.
'.'' VALENTINE 3 SON. No 20 eroad st..
al I3--lm s7 Near Capitol Square.
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The late rapid retreat Of Col s.eptoe 10 Oregon.
has bean repeatedly spoken Of by military men,
~ one OF the most remarkable on record but IL 10
not to b. compared, Ne think, to march made
upon the enemy in the Mexican war. BY Major
Richard Hanson Wsightnan, al elepe of Wes,
Point. This youthful and gallant ofacer command.
ID the Flying Artillery in Col. Donph.n', Army.
and actually transported bis cannon, with broken
down assls. AID Aimss!f foot, ssveety-six mile,
- forty hours-a march almost unparalleled In
medere simss. Il may b added, that the battle
which followed this rapid movement vas nads =
memorable for the prompt genius and desperate
courage displsyed b. Capt. Wsightmaa, = the
march bed been Tor its tndemissbts energy, Col.
Doniphss, In he report Of the battle. rsosrks -
shuch hes been said, and justiy SD, " The gal.
Ianery Of our artiilesy, upiimberisg vithta two
hundred ard Any yards Of shsssnsny - Pslo
Aitss but boo U1sh more daxing vss ~ charge
a oass. Wsehtnss. vhes ~ anlt1bsrsd within
any yards o. ~ fs1eabes q ths sasny
Hsss ~ nassA anA sfloht " ve3sntesss, which
sassos - ssrpeassa b. apythisg svss accomplish
- ~ seenlass. Whas ~ want n or Old Fogy
uillsesr speaaltshnsss, 4 more men Of the
Weinhanan seasAp, shn can moro b battle with
1lavissais saDi1isy, - Nhss thss reach the spot
nnne - fns ~.
81 - N
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- JACKsOu'S CRLABRArHD bIfTH1s.
~ so' '-'' : - TAKE jACKsoN's BITrERs.
!. -! -. = TAKE JACKsON'S BITTERS.
80 $40 TAKE JACKsOS's BIrTERs
If you have Summer Complaint,
TAKK JACKsON'S BfTTERs.
AZ TONIC, and curer Of General Debility, IL BE-
unsurpassed.
For sale By Druggists generally. Price enly 80
cents per bottle. II JACkSoN,
"a i2-ts Proprietor.
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NEW Law BOOKS, and New Editions
IN of Law BOOKS. ut AsAze@

Nos. an 8 Exchange Block.
OPINIONS OF Eminent lawyers on the various
points Of English Jurisprudence. chiefly cen;
corning the Colonies. Fisheries and Commerce. Of
treat Britain-collected and digested from the
originals in the Board Of Trade and other Depo
STORES; by George Chalmers. Esq. T Rs. y A.
-
KENT'a Commentaries. ninth edition. with notes,
4vnls-l6O
A TREATISE on the Messnre of Damages. or an
Inquiry into the Principles which govern the
by @ urts of Justices by Theodore Sedgwiek.
author of Treatise on setatuary and Constitu-
-. tionai Law; Sd revised editions % 81
HILLIARD on Vendors. vols. in l-6o1.
vol "a English Law aud Equity Reports-2S0.
vol 50 English and Common Law keports-2 30.
~ hew Law Books and New Editions received as
soon az issued.
HF Orders promptly attended to. hit
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ANOTHER STEAMER propeller, Of large capaci
ty, Ia now being built in Wilmington, Del, and
will shortly be placed upon the line between New
York and Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond. She
10 built to the order Of Messrs. Cromwe Co., Of
New York.
THE CADtE.-Among those who were on board
the Niagara, during the laying of the Atlantic tel
egraph cable, We note the names Of Lieut.. North,
saiimaker Vim. B. Tugitt and gunner John Web
Der, of Norfolk, and carpenter Henry r Leslie, Of
porfamoufh
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AF MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INsuRANC
49, KNOWLES 4 WALFORD, Agents,
FL Pearl street.

Az MUTUAL EENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
oon 'l'1 Knowles & wALFoRD, Agents.
Fl Pearl street.
Capital January 1st 1853. 1885 rs
Paid the red IN dividends. l0b 5eS II
Paid for losses by 704 ,34s 81
t 1884 27s %
The advantages of insurn9 with this company are
nnsur passed Dividends of IS per cent are ANNUAL
LII paid the insured Half the annual premium is
Please call at u Pearl street anu receive one Of our
Life Insurance Books. K.k W.
au 3-2w
r The SUMMRh--Irs DISEASES
rHzl REMspY AT HAsD.-HAMprox's yxeErABLl
TINcTURR.-Wel ave the stron .eat assurance OF ihe
good effects of this medicine In ChO Morbus, Di
arhoea and Diseases of the Bowels, incident to the
renders the 81 stem great assistance in combating
the approach OF disease.
II you have : T SSfhia AMproN,s r1NcruRR.
II you nave p 2E4ks iaa'Aapres's r1scTuRs.
). '0a nave H FAKE fhslasSalpross r1scruRE.
= ''anA's TAKE FAKE HAMproN's TISCrURB.
q ~ '' TAKE HAMPToNs TINoTURE,
4 '0aaf' ~ rx ffEp iff.AsiMproNs rINcrURE.
you nave ss SSs 1assMET q Z EIseTgEs
By It's mid action on the stomach. liver and the kid
neys. will cure Dyspepsia, Cough. Asthma, Bron-
chial and Lung Affections. Pains IN the Back. Side
and Breast. Consumption and scroiula, rheumatism
worms anu Nervous bsbiitiss. and eli diseases arr
sing from impure blood. -.
{ - DELlCATs CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue. as4
-. Az FEMALE MEDICINE,
Hampton's Tincture cannot be excelled. A. . beau
tifyinx agent it 10 far superior to any Of the cos
mecs Of the day producinx beautiful clear skin.
parting to every muscle that life and elasticity
which gives to all who enjoy health such grace and
Sod by PURCELL, LADD + CO., Richmond: by
DR. cook &, fredericksburg; by ali the DrugEistsir
fetersburG BY MORTIMER = MOWBRAY BALI.
more and E Druggists and Shopkeepery everywhere
; AIr1l PSF bostls: six bottles for s.
n m-dArta s 49, =
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I OST- On the 26th April, in the Mail
AMUsHM HINTS.

MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCUR- a
- slON AND BALL, ~
u ROCKY RIDGE RIFLES, -
CAPT. CLOPrON,
At CHESTER, on THURSDAY, August
10th, 1858.
Ticke cts for the round trip, oNK DOLLAn-to be
had OF members Of the Comraa az and at the once OF
the Richmond aud Petersburg RAILROAD COMPANY.
MANAaERs.- EeD nosrrrrs.
8 CdTP August 1t Col X Milton Gary
Col b Burf0ot Maj NJ Nimmo
Cap< " Weisaer Capt b CioIton
Lieut. W r Weisi9er Ljeat Ffxa.rsld
serst Chas vs.lea kerst j w Wsisiser
VIM WalAh A McspArrin
Cogpf jos Butler Corp1 A Burnstt
w y Walden Jas n Belcher
FLooR MANAGKRs-wHfrg K0sgrrrs
Capt B Clopton Lieut. WI wsisiger
Chas Fl Rhcdt Q, ESQ Benz " Nash
GA McEv0y, Esq. Eras PoweIiM MD
4sags Sydenham Wake ~ D. az
Trains will Iesvs the Petersbura d Dot Al and
O'clock on theeveringo Of the 18th. and return at
O'Clock the next morning
Music by the ARMUkf BAND.
REFkEsHMkNTS furnished 1t city prices
al f2-7t $50 10y ~
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SINGULAR AND FATAL AccIDEsf.-Mr. Squire John,
an estimabis citizen of Cincinnati, met his death
on Tuesday last in . singular manner He rose
early, according to bis usual cnstom, and at about
six o'clock female domestic called him from his
bedcham5er to drive away hawk that was about
to sxoop upon the fowls in the bsrnyard. He
passed out through the main hall of the house to
. small corridor opening upon a porch 10 the rear
and requested the servant to bring his gun. She
obeyed. aud, 10 reply to bis inquiry. said she did
not know whether 1t was loaded, but thought i,
VA not. He then stood iu the rear hall, looking
and dir cted the girl to bring q box of cans a.
she turned to obey be cooked the gun and was
about to blow into the muzzie, to prove whether
Il was loaded when bis favorite dog dashed tbro,
the hall playfully and in leaping upon bis master
one o. nis feet struck the trigger and discharged
heavy load of shot directly into the brain Of Mr.
Jehn, who fell dead upon the noor
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SAILING or THE woo.
NEW YoaK, August 1.-THE steamer vigo saiIed
At noon. with seventy passengers and only 5000
In anecie.
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MARINE INTELLIQENCH
por: Of Richmond, lug 13-Hiah Wdtey 81 o'er
ARRIVED

stes mer Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdze and
passengers, Ludlam Watson
Steamer Belvidere. Keene, Baltimore. mdze, Lud-
lam Watson
Schr John H Travers. Meekins. Baltimore, oats,
VI Downey.
Schc R0bt Henry, Morecock, wheat, Waller
Sehr Leader, Owens, York River, wheat, selden
& Miller.
Schr Is Frazier. Catl;n, Petersburg. wheat, to or.
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MARRIED.
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On ths ia.h instan. by the Rey q 9 pearscn, NJ
NARY HchWALMEYkR TO MI yJAa Y ATAAN
f<N bofh II thjn city.
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IL SkSsisas ESTATE AGAIN FROM appearances
49,: ~ ssmoe, T. Cooper, OF Salem, N y, VIII Be -
:. .n near 70 the Jennings estAtes ard .ire
s tae most eminent man at the BrfEish bAr.s have
49, secured Tor the New Jsrpey eiainanfss and
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