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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

A CARD.-R. A. E DABNEY, late of
"A the firm of DABNEY CocKs would most respect
fuly inform his friends ana the public generally,
thai he will continue the y RoCEkY aud C0NMIs-
sion BUslNss ct the old stand corner of7th aid
Broad streets. and opposite the Marshall Theatre.
Ha ayaiis himself Of this opportunity to return
hs thanks to his friends for the liberal patronage
receive d. and respectfully soiicts continuance. VI
the came.
l-2W H. n. -. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16
WILTON ESTATE, ON JAMES RI

~ SON.
Garden or Fire Engines. for Tobacco Planters, dc
House or Cistern Pumps-7 sizes
Yard or Well Pumps-3 sizes
Pumps for Deep Heiis-4 varieties
Suction and Force Pumps varieties
Hydraulic Rams-3 sizes
Cast 1ron Galvanized Iron, and Tin Bath Tubs
Cast Iron Sinks sizes
Bath Boilers, Laaedry Stoves
Charcoal and Hard Coal Furnaces
Selfheating and common smoothing Irons
Iron eettees and Chairs
Lead Pipe-9s to IA inches
Wro't-Iron Pipes tolh inches
Do do-Gdlednized; which latter will
not rust or inure the water and will be laid In the
hest manner.
full supply in store and for sale by
GEO STARRETT,
jylo Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

900, 600 casa aIssai E 8. s..I sas s!.ss.
and Of rood ouiity for sale on accommodating
terms.
ALSO-Just receiyed from out Of the Custom
80 1AA'0' :. II. R0SENRELD,
Il a-lms corner Broad and 9Th 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16
nTVIDEND.-The President and Dire

nINlDEND.-The PreNdent ana DlFec-
~ tors of the Farmers Bank of Virginia have de-
clared dividend OF three and threequarters per
cent out of the profits of the Institution for the lat
six months, subject TO deduction of a quarter per
Gene bonus payable to the State leaving three and
onehalf per cent net pay able to the stockholders.
iy lot A SMITH, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

CPECIAL motto E-having discon-
~ tiuucd thu Dry Goods business. We caruestiy re-
nuest an persons indebted 10 ~. 70 come forward
Ind settle their accounts baorp the lat IL August
Longer indulgence xlll not bs given. Our once 9F
the present y ct the Store HOUSE Noll4 kAGie
Square. r~ruyws = ~
III s-tlst Aug FGkhlNs ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-09

gA srlauo mr bterrttt metnen RuGstg fsote baa 8Qu5.
lrGdera i'm q d9snetnen, bic ~ergebens @r5etse 8u n1Gde, tGB
10 rDeger M9aneeI an Raun rtstn 9eI4Gtt aus No.. Par~
stfonar. na6 gtR. 81 @auDDerfr. (FanoSer Msrft) DerleGt
pcTel6a i9 einfu bsSeutenben 9prratt BON SEbl. anb
,Gcbcr ~ BEN ~btIiSfen pseIien an bdnb battle namItd
IGtfenlob<S 9 blen'2eDer, Semlcd2S pbleueSes
Der, IelbltSemadtes Gdubz& 5firti08 nno a(Ie
Sortea 9berteper, beige Icwie fran56IiIde
aalb=2eber, 0ufzSeber, &ip@Qeoer, %feroe'
I2eoer, MarDccp, 8uttera2eber &C. &c.
gn4 babe I'D einsn bseeutenOen g5erretG rDn ~sswa!tasn
!fron,Sagden Ratb.&eber, S9ut unb @tann'S.G5aier.up
iprrS Yoa ~bristbea 0naittat 9tbsr G54ubasaGsr -se sriseae
Ir tenen srstfeu au BADEN bt 2Dats strpattus
20" $3.50 a.tsse- II RS. 80 2EMbsrbRr.,
o0-S 3 sptN&eB Hrsbsxtf- R6 Atartet space.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-09
QitcrNrlfa1e Nnseinc.

S~ttcT6r1fd1c AG5SiGc%
gei latersti6Metem III 70 sbsn onesfOnman:
8lumenlet g tOmii6er oeutidcr Dtdtua9eh. Wltt etc
ner @tnlettune 0pn d. . & . QGc!F 81
{, committee gDerte, nit elmer 0rHmte:
Yortratt .. u. b. 6~untbp!bt, tn 45 0igferun0en
Dte Matur. 3ettuns far Nertretuug roturwiHen,
fGaftit6er 8euntnife ftr Seisr after @tdnoe. 6ers
aAsgeeeber ppF Or. Att5 Wne Or. Uinner. Gitt
rpiperapttfbcn 3linffrattDnen, 81 9tumntrn 4"
Z ett1g D., SGa unb 9dben, StDmGn IN 6 SGtern,
2 JGnpe
@srfGder, 8r., Ole betbcn GtrdRtnBe. gu1rait-
fder Rpman. 3 U0nbe
QanGbetn'S 8ebtAts, gters WuS9abe -
gl il la E, 81, 8cmdn. Meue JplBt. 4 Sfnbt
81 lib i b q d. G., SrteortD bey G5rDes ure fem 5cf -
- SfV6aun @pbFcwsfg, Uoer Grtc2ytb FER Gr0Bs n.
Ietn 8Gufmonn. 3 Gtele
- SEutgtn prrtenfe. &appltcntl&ss GeSer86tIb.
3 8dnbe -
NBnia Setnrt6, Der Nhts unb ietn Spf. 2 Tbele
5bera.B tb liz tbef, %slepdntc ii. %pNbifetIFe GID
picreuSsua nit Iert. I.-2O. Bsab. a 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etegante urb uutlfetlife.
Cine Sdmmlung Dpr5l9!thsr @onpDitii0ncG tGr
bas @tanpfprtG AZ smet pGn0tn Ia. 1O, a gGne
iN eIIaab, G., Dtet SGbrt rDH DrftBtgeH. Stfprts
l6er 6pman. Mtit 4 YDrtrdlts. @ri6etnt tn II
BIS "A 9ieferuneer q -
@uppe, en- Ife unb SGetf6 Gin 1O@bud FIR
Buraerlt3e SauStaltunRen nebf AHtanG. Bpaa.
Runf bee Gtnna6ens Der Scrf4ieeeaen Erl6te =
Mue2S-S VI. W mtSt NO. % ~ 1def
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-09
S~&Sic5ti.3 fir Gissspn,eDerer.
Eg.22i5ssfsss -
Neuc arrangements fir ginmanberer, Die nuty

e)teue arrangements fir gtnnanberer, Die nun
Dem Welten su reiien miniden.
Bon teute. Zen 9. TUoemter an, wettsn bic @tnDsnbersr
Der Nprtterr Central GaIDertllrset Deppt @tient4tn milf
GEM @ypre63ug ]tefbrbert. Die s9Gbn bietet boburG ben 3mnti-
arantfn elmer 9rDferen 0prttetl, as irgsnp eine
anoerc 9jGGn, euG tn fe nm "a !Ofetlen fir3er ais tebe dnbere
3apn nan beaanntsn pIossG, ais:
Bitt8bur9, Gtepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wapne
Chicago, M}ilpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, 81
Saul, 0lod 98lanD, Burlington, Soma @itp
nm erbeu teStalb sic NIT bar 9lprthern Central Barn &C.
hsnt - gerfDnfn 10 &5tNnbea Frater ais te mir anbeTn Sap-
nen @etenDen bort stntreTen, en4 Wfr6ea Oial ~en,aar bic
2oageu babel 8~spetfelt. Die 8atn 8teFt burd ben 4Gn0cn
Ebs non 0btO. Ute game Gntternnne pen atar Els @b;co8e
tt SEQ MRetien .Da@ @epad wtre hier eesethnft (narFe0l pnh
3ebt 1t Ell paHn8teren OF ber &eftmmans6rrt.
0iad Greftline, Da9trn, Cincinnati, Sloiand,
polls, 2cui8pille uno ct. QouiS
rtt Ell eteufalS @aiG9terc ~tefDroert unb fir thr @epdt
{st II { nettere unlabun8sfsfsn Derednet. Ote @aNaBtsre
ibnnenmit bent 3ubr-. pbsr AbemOs 10 llbrs8us na6 oleu
reRlt den @tasrn 8eNen, pine Itnterwe69 anf8eHaltsn 81 Nor
ben. - Observation-Disclosures rperbeM pettaUft N bet Sftcs bs
VI enfet. - S9PR Y. U atttr,
f4i4.S So. q, GeQasSteett, neer 2Daters.. s0arf.
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Ntasap'9, g< Sbel tt. {. sn,
tsrfte Tre1giaui YlaaDe
Il. ~%1HH%E fyDrte8 ! !
( I " { { IxstGiints sggs6tE .
S;terer Gteilbaber ter ~fruteren 8trmG
2uabe, 0GDle 81 so.
Sd babe ,Oeben hts 5ebrt' uno ben 9erfapf untst tr Jtta
VIM. KNAl}E & Co..

EYQDe, VQDle ~ OD,
SD habt fDeben hts Sotrtt unb ben @ertdpf Matse tr ,Jttra
VIM. KNADE & Co.,
auf bem alien plaBs
glps. = 3, 5 unb 7, 33DrD @utaip GtraRe.
j ntuIbCr bers GutcD~ 5Uufe, Baltimore, yfb., wteber er6fngl
Darffab fir bic dnSGctrettete 8bnnerthaft, wetAe Der fri.
& LteY 9triaG Wobtcno Der iGSten IS Sabre Az Gbetl Wurbr
ntaGt Der uutertetGnete Sem GutIteum oc ~trsebrnls &nseie,.
er ftt Dem XDte res etneH GbctltG6erG, 9rn. 3enrrWd6Ie
bebeEtcnben a}prratb Der np9 rtDoEenbeten DtaHp'a, Gpl. Hut
anteren prGpGrtrttr WlGttrtal fGuFi@ an fb atbra1tbct. 81
sirt tcstaib b1S '@e{dGft In ber1 alien &3tplc TT benz FriGe
rem @efGGftsIBtdl t9rtbetretben unb 60 t@ CUR Nufaobe mQ-
ben, @Gs ptanP tulnter nteBr IN tetacc &EAeabunA lg eerosf.
fsTT4
auber fetntn Glten ggaartRbSufern unb Der BGbrif IN Gu.
t~4parGBe, nahe Baltimore, bG' CT etFe ne1e grDBG 6abrtI IL
50bsGutoDfra6e, NIT Der drDnts naaD Msffrdbe errtartet, H.
pesdet CT cine 6rpfe Nnsabl Der beften NrbettSr bef3GFtta!t.
Sn bteier gatrif merbeu YtanpS nod etter neHen Scala &C.
fettt8t, fur neI6e es Set Der Aushelnn6 TIT Marelanb~ 9nht.
TIT, ~ bic befsn SuFrumsnteunane aus SU1pn, NewcgOr?
uut ga jttTpre IA @iduDs ~ou88etsut thttGn, BIZ b i d e t
Der ausfpru& tes Sufitnts purbs fars raAter sard be
5 gbNfre. TnsteauaG Oon Tiitn1onb. So, beftGtt8t, no tom
bcrfaGo bas Il . ( a III N nj ershtitt parte.
Durd btefe bebsn @tatl;deaenta If er ii rem @tanb gcrtt
ale N!nlftraGe, NIT ws1Gst er betpTt w'Tb, aufs prpr1pts1s
NQe IN btder Gabri' sssauiea STAMPS rasen bOae etierne
Rdtnen unb 1uH IL c]rndtutrt, bb it bet du6erCrDentltae.
DeHettnfttatet ns Gfetnba t ba Bones 5eGGbren unb ie
tent El!rac toitirffetcn.
YianoB auf BelfeIuna
Uns spr jcSe+ 6oI;. uab Ydrart wcrbtn 4: llettrf.
Die gr6B!e SDrgfalt Stro auF BITE u. belt unit duf ptg aus.
Ser 2Ratertaiten 0~etTcenbet ut er fdun bfber fir jepes|
aug nen1 Gtabttfenent terpDr8sbenne SnftTunent bte War
aftts uberne9n'eH, b3a es. que &t6ent0Hiisn etnss aussa Dta'
rg8 bel5e.
QBe Snaramente aus rssiner gabstF perbtu fir Sa9vs
1oK benz ER9 bes SerfQufes GT G~aramtrt.
GeI0nbere &ufmsrtiGlnfeit tDtrb Gf bic Husm6hl son sJu'I
nclMe IN etner grrbfn &ntIsrnung Derisnpet per-
DerreRDeG unl etn 0orregt CTS llnttauf&cs tnnerbalb o.
g2auaten POM BerfGutGtaac Gn, rirb 1e3Gttet, feAte stu &yn-i
tr4mcrt ntGf 0~elhGnbin befrtebteem.
9s, Br956anolgr war0eR %WDtIttnr, bet has pprsy reGan
lie Ee fb auDerpGrTs aMfsten.
%stanris R]orrGt5t9 etne ausiDaaI Soa 81 cir 81
'on rem beEcr 3n1rNmenrsnmeaern gu $45 t!a $500,
-. ptanoS werbfH u III Geteut6 / aIEnr
"tctbet NM ; & ( III NJ.
& sGbe II. Uu
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GiaQer'5 Dcrbeferte 9GtIGrrGl6gtfte.
9tele Mal&tae rprbe rad etnenr nngartDeiii3en g5erfR3'
suF oerWori{er N~u$3elune NIT benz hbhfGn9ramium belptNt,
Is lit u%nnGtbt8, Don ben @erpientten 81 fpreten, ea bcreN
gcrsueltdfstt Der anen Gnbeen babur@ ~1inldn&ItG b@enqi
rir6, has cine 9rtBere Mn3abl opr bCrtel5en in @RbrduGb Tt.
ri5 betnate Don dutn anoeren sufanmen ae1Cmmer. gjr CT.
lauten un8. & abrttGAten, @fler5er unb & a nj tlicr
auf bic Gbatfade dufrnertiGnt ~ MAIDEN, oaB bic furSltG1n9e-
brattsr 8erbeferuneen Die Mafbinc tn-ptcten Se3isbnn9en
vereinfddt babtn. Sic ltefert teBt bDppclt i0 pieE @r6ett ole
trdber unb TT bic etnBigs 4lai1ine, bic feline puD grpbe jGbrt-
fQte, eutnebcr in 0einNdnp ober 2eper, nGttn farm, ais pear
tefn unterfdieb I'm Material Ddrs. &1e anp nit Der grSRteu
&prefalt unb oduerbGft 9epaut.
oDtr Hub In ben Gtnnb 6efeBt, unfets TfafGtnen uuter HE
idlen Bebineun9en ge9er GIts son trGenb elmer Grt ua3utaus
d,n. Werfraen, bic untty6eercaetere W}ufbtnen uMttr bem
Normanbe Der BtGt8fctt 1stcuft haGen wcrreu einta fpi6cg
IGufd fehr Uprtteit1aft fnocn.
austrnft ptrb nit benz 3r5stengerGnuacn In uuIerer OFFS
Scr. 1O5 91ltimnreftraBe, Baltimcrc,
ertbei!t. . s ~ S'n q .r 81. @r
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Gngrpse81of6
Nlr8. 169 & LII. Central Nrenue.
Botttmpre, WD.

gptfthtpte, WtF.I
bal. fprtwdbrsnb p~prrdttiB Drrttr, Gle wub GIber, etenfp
2pnbea . 8roma . StVut, tte beien Gprten, 9aranttrt al@ tn
Tla incn tuapprtirt. Minegalwader tn auen Aua!ttatsn, fe'
SON idGbItdcn Subfanfu. Berner: MineralwGfer Son.
tSnen, geaeratprG- GIaI HeneG Ra fAinen. nit BEN u%eneaen Ser.
beHerun9en. - &ntertfanifbe 8rpneneStput unb bite gle in
IlaGiGn. Mlte unb neue 8[Qfdeu foerber aefauft unb ser
iauft. MGetntaer N8ert In Baltimore fit Smiths 9biinbeI-
pbid Mle. - Ntts atAi Sufrieoena eGeuben &c8cnttdrbe perpen
ur!Gsenpmnen uro b0S @eIb pteber erlGttet. @enoltCrer
RnneA ods &rten sonGorpp IN tbre Hpntauen GetuG! srbHltt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-09
3eirenoe leiet!
ssbi1aSeIpbia W2ebisirtftbeS 'SGnS,
erridtet ppr 3tret uno amon3i8 S1bre1 burd
DR.. Kinkelin,

erridtet ppr 5pet uno 7pot15t8 Saqren pnru
DIR. Kinkelin,
@fs Der Eriiteu unb rtripn"StraRg, philadelphia
3me unb 3mon3tg Sabre
G.s,t.rn, bot Sr Sinfeltr Az ctusu ser CrfplGrftmfeH Ger5t;
IN Ter 8pr spn eaCn & ~Guftetten ipobtltttiGsr anD genetnfeT
Mahtr. m~Ssrltdsm ur0errtbben ais en- plnpfrnIB 3uT ger
te%tretbunG, n'r3D,s nno gs'@ Lee La. snisbrSnS san E ms =
sntasben - eertdht.
g2ebut be'oubere Notta.
IS III etue able GewrbnbeIt. Der It'd 5uTdlen tie 1nnhef
esrFeit aufm66f, unb prlGe, ptnn Mot IN %GsbSrtesr 3ett a5,
eeieet nIdt MUIR ernftids @tnherntle ecrserraTt, tDnhern ena
un6 pfrbserenbsp 2eibenfdoften 6tebt.
gpsuiee tpu btefen, be i'd biefr nercerbit6sn @smpbnpel
sraeter tnnen BITE trdurieen 8O!seR fab0n, btS te oes ner"
Ukfe GbfeY aerruttet fn6er, frenre rns uuerfi1rtnre NnTre
aura unb @emntbsban9iefeit fIpien-, Gtete settle r. Is, ~
Ser n~neIaffi1e fr anoeettfen wirb fhpdGt6, n%nf6tfg
nm nit ~eerptnter Raat8fstt on re ArbeIt VI ssbGn peer ia
sr n Srnnt' rnentfdIOHen, unb setat feIbf In feinen gerGnt'
4uueet uenieer EtGtie'eit ais gepbgnIt0. =,
@6iimraes pputradt, unp pcrbeiratbsi nd, - 1T ieiHe &te
urfrudtbor, unb feline gerrunft tGQf tsm, oGb ptsleS 0frG
Teine frIbers Gbprbeti perlttaht Wrreen tt. GieleS ttnp
"trS6tnnorm meIde Ste Aufm ertfam &
niIer er meden f@OIlten, SIC ft@ t" dbn"
bfGer G1ee bcftrber.
8ebaltet e8 i'm @ecGdtuib.
Dsrtsni6s pel1er f6 unter Or. ainietin's 8etanbIrn9
aelt, tam 0entFenbeft onf fane Gtre es etn StensrIfGnr
Sertramen, unb it'd af hte @ef5ernn8 periaIgt' n9e es ee'
EeIrnrfFe Ter Sronfen rpn 9r. Nt1feIIn utRrals entbult Def'
ben, Idns gBUbnung TT felt ZEN lesten s0en5i8 5abrsn an el
R.>gD..@ SIDE Spn Der Drttten nno hnt0nFF, 3N'l@e" oPFa''
Rub Ytne, PptI6oelppd' PI'
Sranfe in elmer Gntfernnn3,
Rte irreu Eel etnfa6. rrtunben NIT alen ifren SetaPtpnten
~ stnen1 Rrtefe ~rtitttetler Unit BetfnIuB etner Ter9ntung!
fSraen Or. Rinrslins Nsttstnsn %bertaErtdb un1erar9lt@ nag
ieSeut 1beile Ser nntpn, eutweoer INST ift 9Ht p6er erRres
rrb IS aepaGt INN S&aten una GeEgterbe 81 Ssr6uten, ubeT'
Tenbet erbdlter.
2eie! Su9euo unb Munnfarfeit!
gfu froftnpIle8 9efen Docr Gin friib5eitiger $50
!6iufeltn Iber GsfBffrgattuna - nur . Gents
srtefs, nelte jsnen ne tt 'a sianps %entbeIteh, wereet
NIT mn oetenotr 9rn NIT etaent &rtmplar SerlI@ert.
GRSralS IL
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N9t1EA5tG&Jl6 -GG8gn EeuGrSbefN9E4
associated Observation-Disclosures,
gFn 8alttmRve.
y1c. & 9oUt5e nobe 8l.tttoytitrafe.
8" Aigeft9rturt bt yafIGct{rter F~euvvmanng
a, @eFMR22.9eteItf&ai s.iamme,t i'd tGs
nm ale Arita gcn 4Ppliicttgnta gar 0eri1lrpna gcn sacfci
nerreH ~ 99!jsrae7 (5ramel 2aalern .8eritattsu. utIf
9th1utt u, R3aGteail8etn, 2ausbal5Hn 3-IerGttf5dfttn
JtRgeIE '2Wit eaT aAts '2EGtge I~tBlHttIat 6essu hfs II
stasn @F" ~ te 5ntge9su3uag9r:l
.. &gc.. 4. &S6ort. NrGabpaf.
Wai4,il GDb n - - G.e
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Nnnf1n1.sal.fe @ifaA

0sSsgtN~~ 0+NRFP
an ben f@tfbart1 @80pdrtpr.Gtude nrb rer G%iienbabn por
philadelphia no@ @toNttc Gitr, %ru9etsr ron 1880 Osutf6ta
8Grnen. To Gls WrpBtdof 0pn bar Dsfsbe abUu0 In gte@-Ser.
isa i%ntGrporirt, tGt btrtttS uber 200 6Guler, 1900 GtnWpBrer,
etne Guts t%nGertbtee Smuie, etrtse oOtelg, RauEd6en, G6mie~
f3nel empDr, tnbem son ben C%tn8ebeE1eu Gel0trr (rah benz
9iGne uber 3met OcNtOnshl trGBea, Eauier, SuaettisE6aDs
Dr fan5c Gdnbfru9 Dn 80 englijben Auaoratnetlea piro
son ~mebreren Baden 6%rrGHpten, BOT ietr gateo GNeGloaAer,
guten 2obeu unb Gin gairnoes Alima. "a berflbe in Der
III 4 G IT' OGsst saas5 mrb GGifS 6rts. NIB GiifnnS@b5SgsSsrrt
binburo bat, 70 fGrGt2 a3e .tGtWr" ui5 &unlp rCbute febr
letGt At gterfte 9ebraGt nnb panosi int 0r2Bcn, ipwte 5abrt.
Zen aQcr art bet.ietcn pfgten.
Gin DautldB Der 80 SuB 6rDrt anb $50 Rus Giefe rebf ea
mem Dramten3Grten Sr hDopeittr Strife Dbec enCm Antbetle
lun9en pDn So % urb $500 beu Qnierfhretcu fr 6Dala.
8is 3wstta D%srtbeitun8 Der BoupIdBe Na6et ticfes P4tr np5
fat. 4tue opn ben Hr@ 0Srrat9lBR Is |arnea BON 70 4ter
gaub unb alder @Datb, nebf tajm > auls I'M QGeftGa son
84OJ unb Der tln5annurg bG8 E~deea Die. $500, - SO befp}
@tHi@retbeH r"I Der "tet IN m0natli&.a 3G1!an8en ppn so
nuD bic our er Farm lie4er.e praIHiE.
1nter bieien ~guaft8ea GdtnBRuas1 label ste @afGQt6aft
ale 4eatlGea eH, nelGe f5 laeunaDtdn8iGe 3etmG,9 inter
beHtiher 8ecIpGttunG lrunten DDIep, 3Ur DoQenrRu5 etfjer
betFt9Sn NnlS8e &letl 81 He5men.
%l&re uAb napere Nu5furtt, fgrie Mftfnfhgire FAB su bas
een tet -. = O. mtbt I'm osutiGen GGGirauie, @~Gyfrd8e.
SerltGctAAgea, Spe0ito1Ss Il. Observation-Disclosures.
VGuffon'8 OcrGiG9erumG6s ~+1aeut9rs
gr. -, @ccpEoIgaFe.
8erliderun98r@cnp Der 8oIea TIN 3ilsialsQ.
nit $685. 900 Ga2ttal.
Securttps 3ytner=Geri tterung8=&onlp .. U.sgl..
nit $780, eco GGpttGl.
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NIT $235, 900 GoPitol.
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-18

THE EFPECT OF TIE ATLANTIC TELEGR.pU
The Washington correspondence of the Bal
timore Sun says: "One effect of the telegram
is, no doubt, to be the augmentation of Brit
lsh power on this continent"
But our patriotism ought not to bc DESPAIR
ing on this account. Whatever grows on
this continent, grows for the benefit of this
Union. 1t is true that the terrnini of the
Atlantic Telegraph are within the present
dominions of Great Britain. but this ought
not to be considered as a grave objection TO
the project, inasmuch as it is occasionally
proposed by our destiny party to annex or
reannnex ireland and Newfoundland Sowe
may in time have the tcrmini within our
own territories But if this project succeed
we shall ere long have line of submarine
telegraphs from Haere to New York. The
theories which have heretofore been presented
in opposition to the pract!cability of such
line are already exploded The cable can be
laid anywhere. We shall soon see whether
it will work after il be laid Again another
line is undoubtedly practicable between the
terminus Of existing American lines in Mis-
souri,, and st Petersburg, by way of I. bring
Straits
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, August 3-Prcparations
are being made for tie organization of az
einclcnt military staff for Washington aud
Oregon Territories, preliminary to the con-
templated operations against the hostile Iu-
dams there, and TO prevent repetition of
such defeats as experienced 10y Col. Stcptoc.
The object Of the Secretary of War is TO
make them fully sensible of tue power of the
federal arm
A force Of twenty five hundred men will
be kept IN Utah. One of the Peace Com
mlssioners, in a letter, represents the afail
IN the Territory as on good foundation
Their arrival here is daily expected Sec
retary Cass suffered from another attack of
chronic affection last night, He was not at
the State Department to-day, but transacted
some little public business at his residence.
General Nair. Of Alabama, recently ap-
pointed Minister to Belgium, is now in the
city awaiting Instructions.
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Communicated for the Hcilidaysburg Standard. :,
4 Mystery-An Unnatural Mother.


About the Goth of May there came to Hol-
lidaysburg, Pa, man and woman, repre-
senting themselves to be husband and wife.
They applied for board at tho Temperance
House. They gave the name of Adams.
which was probably fictitious Under pretext
of business, the man left, promising to re-
turn On the Goth of June the Young wo-
man became the mother of fine boy, and
remained at the Temperance House uutil the
29th of July. Meantime, as the man did
not return, suspicious that all was not right
were awakened; especially as no definite in
formation in regard to whence they came or
where they belonged could be elected from
the girl AT length the excellent and be-
nevolent lady of the Temperance House, who
had treated her with ell the kindness that is
so characteristic of her, was confirmed in her
suspicious of wrong by the expression of
wish, by the girl, to part with her chil1, and
by her determination not to take it with her.
Shortly after the utterance of this wish
and purpose, viz:-On the 29th of July the
girl rose carly, and by the time the family
were astir returned, after having disposed Of
her child. She had persuaded the wife of
Mr.. John L. Kerr to adopt it-had left it
with her. parting with it without tear.
She left that morning in the I 10 train. but
Bought 10 ticket, either here or at Altoona:
but was watched at the latter place, until she
got into the train going west But she walk
ed around the village SO as to elude obserya-
ron- She was always so guarded that no
clue to her identity was dropped And even
the few hints which she did let fall may have
been designed to nislead. She spoke of
being cousin of Mrs NJ of Williamsburg
of having been for a few days at Shirlevs-
burg, last winter. Said they were from H.
linols, but refused to name any place. There
can be no doubt that she was brought here
to hide her shame; aud she and her paramour
have thrown upon this community the help
less offspring of their guilt Their crime is
an outrage upon nature and upon law If
such enormities go undetected, it will encour-
age similar attempts, and it is hoped that this
notice will be passed around the LAND by the
press, and that the friends of virtue will do
what they can to detect the guilty pair.
The man was thick set, about medium
height-with dark complexion and hair with
a slight sprinkling Of gray. The girl was
about % years old-fair hair, blue eyes,
complexion light. but billious-had sore
mouth when she left, and was rather below
the medium size. She was evidently of good
family, but not of the highest polish of man
ner.
If the man was not previously married,
he became so at the Temperance House: for. |
in the presence Of witnesses, he then, on the !
10Th of May, solemnly declared, that thsi |
woman was his wife; which is n sufficient
marriage by the laws of Penna Communi- |
cations upon this subject may be addressed TO
John L. Kerr, Hollidaysburg, Pa. LAW. !
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sambo Hath Swallowed Sam.
"Sammy is in his grave.

After life's fitful fever be sleeps well.o
The Opposition County Convention adop-
ted long string of resolutions, in which a
great deal is said about Kansas, Lecompton,
Slavery, the Tariff, &C., but not a word
about the principles of Know Nothingism
While the.principles of .San5c are lauded to
the skies, poor Sam is denied wen the cold
respect of passing notice. We are conf
dent more than one half of the Convention
was composed of Know Nothings. and vet
they were afraid to utter word N defence Of
their principles While the principles of the
Republican wing of the Convention were en-
dorsed in unqualified terms, Know Nothing
ism was treated as an obsolete idea. .,'
This shows remarkable timidity on the part
OF the Know Nothings of this county. 1t
must certainly have been humiliating to
Swank Il Co. to allow themselves to be trans
ferred to the Black Republicans without
murmur. The day of ,Sam's destiny is over,
and Sambo is also fastening to a premature
grave The people are sick of talk about
bleeding Kansas, and begin to perceive the
danger to the safety of the Union to be. ar.
pretended from sectional parties. The Dem
ocratic Party is now gaining strength in ev-
cry State IN the Union, and will experience
no difficulty in triumphing over the combined
forces of its opponents in 1860.