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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
NO CONSUMERS on

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
L GAs.-The undersigned having gurshasseddc the
right to sell "GLNAsON's PATENT AM ERICAA
GAO BURNERS" in this citt. fer the same to the
citizsns OF Richmond. with confidence as the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public. The Construction of these burners IS
such that the mount of gas to be consumed can be
arranged to suit The pleasure Of the CONSUMER ans
This quantity cannot be affected by any wearing or
ali who hare used them proves that the quantity of
light given by one OF them Is greater with the
same amount Ct gas, than from any other burners
As tine season is approaching when there Is gene
rally great complaints of large gas bills this i. the
in the hands Of the consumer, and VS. invite all
who wish to study economy IN the use OF gas to
The following certificates, selected from many
Others sufi sient to establish the claims which
We present for these burners:
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY. New Haven,o
have ed Giea.on's Gas Burner by the Photo
meter and Registration Meter, and have also used
one of them for two or three weeks over one of my
sfiice tables.
The results Of the examinations are as follows.
whist, by the Photometer: a Gleason's Patent
Americaa Burner, with the attachment for giving
steadiness to the flame; barring IT, of gas per
hour, gave steady light equal to lG patent sperm
candl, y, (Jadd's TO the pound.) Tho pressure
eQua! to ~ inch, but the rate Of consumption was
regulated By the key until the Register Meter read
4 feet per hour. b. American Burn r, without at
misunderstanding lilo feet Per hour; pressure
two inches; squailed also Is candles
Mr.. eliza ,on's continuance for regulating the flow
of gas BIZ the movable thmbes inside the first cone
il we'll devised and skiltuily constructed arrange
mens. The attachment of hot metallic rods and
glass to steady the fans. has good effect for the
purpose designed-aod thus ar sanged have been
able TO write by it several hours Of az evening,
without fatigue to the eyes. When full action II
gives the flame a stead ness nearly equal 10 the
bsst Arg Burners, without the nconvenient heat
and expense Of that form Of burners.
Respectfully, Is. SILLIMAN, JR.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. Richmond. va..)
August rs, 1853. !
The undersigned. having used uieaeon,s Patent
Gas Burners in the Exchange Hotel and Bailaru
House, for several months past. takes pleasure IN
certifying to the stesdiness and purity OF the light
furn shed by them and above all TO the economy Ia
the consumption of gas secured By the Fame; for
after using them H. all parts of the two honses
above named. the reduction in the gas bills, when
compared with corresponding months In previous
years places the fact Of SAVING Of from 20 TO 2
ner cent beyond q doubt. cheerfuily recomnenc
fham 10 ali Der sons who wish good steady light
1s;cned5 JOHN P BALLARD.
g IA BARGAMIN,
.e Sim Cor Main and nth ats.
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Another Alicante Telegraph.

It Is stated that q resident in London, Mr.. VIII
Ham Rowett, has addressed letter to Mr. Cur
oey, the chairman of the Atlantic Telegraph Com.
pany, In which he offers to lay down another line
across the Atlantic for less money (csbe included)
than the frst cost Of the one already laid; the
strength to be more than equal to twenty times
any tension that would be applied for submerging
IL. The proposed cable Ia light and portable, and
no ship would be made deep or improperly laden
with IL. Mr.. Rowett points ont many other quail,
ties Of HIS cable which render II much superior
70 any previously known. The invention is about
TO DO tested. .
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A@- No QuAcKEnY-JAcKsos's Ex-
oELsIoR BIrTERs are made from an old valuable and
we'll tried Receipt and every one that has given
them fair trial. agree that they are the most bene-
c;al and pleasant BIrTIRs ever introduced to the
public Read the annexed certificate from medi-
cal gentlemen only one from among q thousand:
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
"MR R. Fl. JACKSON Dear Sir: have tried 100
bottles of your EXCELSIOR BITTERs with my custom
ers and universally recommend IT. as specific
against AQue and Fever. Bilious Fever, &c. AZ a
Toni; 1 find il superior to any other article have
ever tried As an agreeable article in COCKTAIL ii
is only to be used to be approved.
Your friend and servant.
se 9-2wif THOS NJ FALL0N, NJ D."
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my EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Con

RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AMBRoTYpEs executed At the large Photograph and
Fiue Art Galleries of MINIS. 1877 Main street, OPP
posite the Postofice, and Sycamore street. Peters,
burg, Va.
Ease and grace in position, beauty in finish. and
correctness in portraiture.
Those who wish to obtain something really fine IN
the way of Liz eness either In Ambtotype or Pho
tCCraph piaip in India ink water coors, oil co,ors
or Paste of any size up 20 the size of life, are
spectfully solic ed TO visit his Galleries and exam
inc his various styles of Portraitures
Galleries AWAY open and free to visitors, whether
they desire work executed or not se9
~ AUCTION NoTIoE.-In order to
avoid the frequent apple atoms made ta u.s. we beg
leave to inform the public that we bave discontinued
the sale If personal property. We shall confne our
selves exclusively 10 the sale of Rra! Estate.
SEPT GODDIN & APPERS0N. Aucts.
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opnCIAL AorlCne.
- r 0xfrH's Scnoor .

- Usssno. Co.'S 66xiTH's 6cHoor.
II lonsd1( d1Bm q desire Asqueptiy expressed By
pepns q mis- i9settutton, IL PrincipAis slsh 70
e1gNsas - de pRllDary nsuglea. viz 0e0GTnphy.
Arithmetic. Resdins, e viii BE- formed q ehs.ge
Of 90 PSF session. and that frequent exercises IN VG
col MUSE viii be given - shs school, sad the kle-
meuts Of Mustc taught withgut extya chsrGe.
- Sec ID vetiGsnsnt-e CLASSICAL ard C01mer-
cial tchoolS ~ 10-lH
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~FEEsH LEaoHHs.-I have just re-
oeiyed. by Adarns' Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHES, which viii be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P.s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and 81
night on 9th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. q. HOBaoE
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NEW STOCK GENTS
~ -. FURNISHING aooDs,

NEW STOCK GENTS
~ FURNISHING GOODS,
2, dog LINEN HpKRs
2U doz COLLARS
20 doz SUePENDERS
50 dcz KID CLOVES -
100 don Shoulder seam SHIRTS fe
100 dor SACKS
81 dsz NICK TIES
All Of which are new stock, and bought fer cash
We shall offer inducements TO purchasers. Call az
ITO Main street, and make your selections
SCI TUPMAN 3 HULL.
FORWARDING BUSINESS FROM
l. THE NORTHERN CITIxS TO LYSCHBURa
VIA JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
AND TO SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA. AND
TENNESSEE VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
AND EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAIL
OABS-l am prepared to forward Merchandise on
the most reasonable terms and without any de.ay.
Having control Of tri-weekly line Of Boats
which compel to leave every other day fuli or not
full, goods detained no longer than 10 sctually
necessary to get them from the steamers
Time through from New York to Knoxville II or
l3days.
The expenses on goods this route, are very littls
over half what they are via City Point and South
Side Railroad.
aS- All charges follow the goods to their destina,
ton. ALFRED Z. LEE,
Forwarding and Commission Merehsnt,
iy I2-ts On the Dock, Richmond Va
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- e ~@-~~~>- 49, &s>~~~~~~>- q
~ y ssepss4, < s~essa Wsas ~ -

e
~ ~ Ss6penA, ~ g~1SsA Ntlsv ~ -
u ~ 0lUm1bro0k. 1888 7s
schr A A Armatroes, Iilchsts. James River.
schr gunminGs. kichardson. Rhi'sdssphia.
sir ideiiss foS nsend, TO wnssnd, Philadelphia,
coal, b b Hofts and W g Braxeal
. eehrs Richard vaax, Frisk. fhilsdelrhia, ccal. Z
sshf Spirit o. ths Times. Slower. white Point.
Gruycl, John vtlet.
schI john Francis. Bassett. Eastern Shore, .yhest
HAxall. CTenshAw 3 Co.
echr Yorktown. Woslsnd. City Point, light. D .
w CuErie. a'8 sr s1asse
~ SAILED. IL 3
+ steamer Virginia, Kelley. Philadelphia. mdse and
passengers, h Tuttle.
schr Geo henry, Smith, tobacco, to ship New Or
leans, "a r. w Colquitt 4 Co., s.
Sctr Emma Jane. PHILLIPS. tobacco. toship New
Orleans, III K,,) w d Colquitt 4 Co.
schr D q Wolfe. Russell, Alsxandris, Va. Port
Walthsll coal, w d Ooquift . 90. ~ =
schr n Neal, New York. indie, =
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~ AUCTION NoTIoE.-In or.
Me- RICHMOND AGENCY.
LIVERPOOL and London Fire and Life
Insurance Company.
NADITAI cJA ostn o00


OVER HALF A MILLION DOLLARS INvES-
TED IN THE UNITED STATES.
The liabilities of the shareholders unlimited. The
revenues of the Company, derived from premiums
of insurance, exceed TWO MILLION or DoLLAk5 AN
nUALiY
the Company is therefore prepared 10 increase
the amount hitherto taken. on unexceptionable
risks They will iss policies for loss or damage by
fire on buildings, merchandise, household furniture
&C &c, on liberal terms.
INSURANCE OF RENTS.
This Company will make insurance against loss
of RENTS by FIRE. on a new and most liberal
principle. &
FLOATING POLICY.
Floating policies 10 insure aERCHANDIss.
when in one or any number Of stores, or on the
Wharves and on b ard ehips in port, granted.
In addition to the ordinary mode OF insurance,
this Com any issues PERMANENT PoLIcIa5. On pay.
ment of ten annual premiums. property 10 thence
forth permanently insured.
BY this plan = saving of nearly FORTY PER
CENT. is Effected (rhe SUN thus saved will in n
tee. years amount to the whole OF the deposit y
The risk and venience of renewals are avoided
The policy can be cancelled at any time, at the risk
Of the holder, the premium being returped, less FIVE
per cent. CHAs Il WUkTHAM,l aa.nt.
RW WYATT, "S'
80 8-dts Office for the present. 2o3 Main ST.
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srm THE CONTRACTORS FOR
1R&kTHE CONSTRUCTION OF THE DON

PEDf1tI, TIE % X. X. OF BRAZIL, WISH TO
EnpLOY THE FOLLOWING GLASSES OF MEN:
First Fore men or Overseers, Blacksmiths general
and for sharpening tools. Wheelrigbts Mas MS aud
sorne stone Cutters; those men viii be sent out in
this month, (SEPTEMBEk) and all those that
have been employed will get their passports and
hold themselves in readiness to embark after
that time They will also employ $50 laborers
to work In shafts and tunnels anu rock ex-
cavations FIRST rate men of this Class, they will
nay as high as sza day A ship will be sent out in
October, either from baltimore Philadelphia (of
which due notice will be given,) with the above
class of men.
Apply to W. MILNOR ROBERTS. Carlisle,
Pennsy lvania JACOB rum aIRD, Cumberland.
Maryland. and kOBfRT HARVEY. Richmond,
Virxinia seS-ts
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TAKING A CorpER Cent FROM A CHILD's SroN-
AcH.-Oa Monday last, little girl about three
years Of age, daughter of Mr. Phillip Potsdam
living near the corner Of Fifth and Sycamore
streets, swallowed a copper cent, of the old coin
enorts to remove the cent by oathartics or emet-
los proved upavailing. Yesterday afternoon, how
ever, tho coin was skilfully taken from the stom-
ech by arhysician, by the use of an Instrument
inserted in tho mouth.-Cia. Gds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

SpIRIruALlSfs ATTEMPTING TO RESTORE DEAD
PERsoN.-The Medina Tribune says that society
OF Spiritualists Ia Yates. Orleans county, n. Y,
having failed to cure sick man by means of spir-
itual prescriptions and healing medium und ertook
sfer the death Of the patient restore bis corpse
TO life, in accordance with instructions from the
spirit land. What the peculiar rites of resurrec-
ton were, IT Is not stated, but the Tribune says
they were entirely Intellectual, and the mourning
friends nually consigned the insnimate clay to It's
last resting place.
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Lost.

II OST.-$2 REWARD On Wednes-
to the Exchanges Hotel, q SILVER BOX; on the COW
Q. engraved senica The finder will receive the
above reward By leaving 1t at Mr.. John HIM. oppo
tite the Exchange ee 10-lts
lost OR MISLAID-A VIRGINIA
~ CENTRAL RAILROAD BOND, No. $50. dated
1st July. 1885, amounting 70 el26. and ssued to the
undersigned-for dividend. AZ payment has been
stopped hereby forewarn all persons against ira
ding for or receiving said Bond. Application has
been made for a renewal of the same.
an -2tawSwif* B PENDLET0N.
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~ IIcoRIou BoILnRs. al

EE LIcoRICH BOILERS, 80 AND 120
very simple arrangement for regulating the heat.
and for retaining it at given temperature Tor
long time. Just to hand, per schooner Haxall, and
for sale at the Governor Street Stove Store, by
GEORGE STARRETT.
N. B.-Smaller sizes, to arrive. Also the Farmers
Boilers, all sizes. on hand. " ~
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DIED.

gA ltday evening. Angst sosl he Esvsyke
Ne RV NCfI, both Of IIenrico. 4
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
4 \ Have removed their Office to 202. Main st.,
above 10th, opposite Corinthan Hall. GOODS
called for and delivered FREE OF charge for dray-
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~NorIcs.- do not charge the sum
of nifty cents additional on Prescriptions. or in
dispensable Medicines, when required after ths
hours of closing orr establish ment
FJOHNsTON BRO. Druggists.
sss lis a ain AZ
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.@N@ LOST-A pair Of gold
- mounted sPECTACLES, in a hard
paper case, between the milsir Manchester and the
dock. the finder will be rewarded By leaving them
at this office. Sc 9-3ts
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RACON.-5 tierces Breasts: s do. Can
- vassed Hams; 10 bbls Leaf Lard-per steamer
this day, for sale By -.
I0--2t VIM n TYLER
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R~TuMEaIc. Gloves, Ginger, Mace,
Cinnamon, Garlic White and Black Mustard Seed,
Allspice and Nutmegs; fer sale by
JOHN w GARJICK,
Apothecary and Druggist.
sa N Franklin street
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30 EoTIos. -BUrTER.-Until the ep-
idemic among Virginia cattle disappears shall
offer Virginia itter at Ie:ail. tuppiy OF tn .
bess FRESH OiANGH COUNTY Buf fER con-
stantiy receiving; ana lower grades Of 6oshen But
ter, tor cooking purposes, Away q on hand.
WILLIAM KING,
7-2w and Franklin Ut.
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no THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conn
fence in my establishment, / respectfully submit
hat shal, net s sn,nEs the price OF my eo'tlsd
summer seseon.
The following have been. and will continue to DO
my charges:
Per Dozen, ersrta.....s2 COT Is cts allowed By
% pirts......... / 0eC turn Of the bottles.
half rirts. 70 cents-bottles extra.
Lager Beer IN halt quarter ana eighth barrels,
(the latter ones OF gaiops, package exclusively
bor the city customers.) Phiiadsphia Ale IN vhols
sne halt barrels. ct tho lowest market prize Terms
cash.
\. 3.-stcre snd Bar keepers, . considerable -
csntage allowed. r. WILBAChEa,
18th st.. between Main and Cary.
Orders Ion with Meesrs Laidley Robinson. corner
eth and Franklin; Meerrs. Dural a Norton. corner
10th and Main, or at my estsbiishrent- VIII 70
uromptly Att6rdnd To- ByA
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NORTH CAROLINA GROSS HER
IN RINGS AND SHAD for saleby -
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE.
"a ~ No n Pearl street.
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- NorIos.-The PaorEcfIoN BUILD
rye FUrp CoxpANY. win hold ite monthly meeting
at their Office, on nth street: THIS BShNlNd, az
O'Clock when the dues can be pail.
Duee will also be received during the DAT az the
ofics OF Hitchcock Osborn.
20 10-lt A. t. BURR secty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

~sp1cIAL NorIcB.-E. B. Cook &
Co Aucttoneers ask the attention sf the public to
flsc aIe 81 splendid octave Plans. ia rosewe OIL
csses TO e rlace at their store. No 70 Main street,
This Day. at 10 O'Clock. See advertisement.
+.
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~ "To GILD REFINED GOLD, to ,

ITO Gid HkIINkD doLD, % Padn'
the lily,
Ts throw perfume on the violet,
: TO smooth the ice, or add another hue
ar sneaR in praiss of the PHOTOGRAPHS and AM
BRoTYPES made ct MINNIS' Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery. 1876 Main street.
ais wastefui and ridiculous.n
They speak for the a,selves. all who patronist
his establishment will testify. JeE
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BAKERS FLOUR.-A very choice ar
nv TYLER son,
a a-3ta 1H Cary ktreef
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E0 HHDS TODD'S FAMILY SIDES
~ AND SHOULDERs.-For sale By
WOnBLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
ee IN No.ll, Pearl street.
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NLEMMER,S PURE MOUNTAIN
~ wHIEKE Y.-As Agents for this superinr
WHISKEY. We keep constantly supply. 70 which
= WOMBLH CLAIBORNE,
Nall penPl nfreet
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"a BArHs. BATHS, BATHS Hot
Gold and Shower Baths csn be had daily ct al
konr. Al the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, AND
ehampooiue Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance on 18th street. -
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~ DUDLEY q Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINE, fine BRAN.
DIES. Old WHISKEYc and CIGARS No. 70 Main
treat. fe2
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IN HHDS PRIME WESTERN SHOuL-
~ DERH-.landinQ aud for sale by
- = WOMBLE CLAIBORNE,
-. M Pearl atreef
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KISE.ME QUICKLY, Kiss-Me Silly,
n KissMe Quick yrauE:pannl Blessed baby and
- W'PkTKRsoN. Drussist
10 10 Main street.
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FRESH ORANGE COUNTY, n. Y,
surfhAss fssah' WILLIAM +. KING.
q lo-8t and 8, Franklin street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

AnsssALs.r- The B. r. line packet Pennsylvania
- Jno. Kinefelter, arrived on Saturday and leaves
- Hednesday next We are obliged to her polite
~ i0r late papers.
~ 0uachita packet Kate Dale, Capt. VIM Dale,
tre1 with O. bales cotton from Point Pleasant and
Azses again on Tuesday at 5 P. NJ.
~ Arkansas river packet Dardanelle, Captain e.
= fazfer, arrived with 81 bales cotton, and leaves
Mgnin On Tuesday next
In A1lakapas packet Cora arrived, and the Mem
41is packet r. w Powell, with 1877 bales cotton.
ne CineinnatI packet Queen Of the West, Capt. j..
y H'ade. arrived yesterday with full cargo, and
- 1enys again IN Tuesday. We are obliged TO her
aa1nons clerk, Mr. ". Mccullough for late papers
~ fieksbars q. 8 mail packet Princess Capt.
~ O Wilson, arrived with SAL bales cotton, and will
1np>s n usual, on Tuesday, ats Pm.
n LAfourche packet LATTE arrived with 43 hhds
n1GVr, l97 bbls. and los half bbls. mulasses, and
zHusus asain. IS usual on Wednesday. at 10 AM.
NpAzs ExPRcrED. The Louisville packet Jno.
Ahzas. Capt. W. Underwood, will be in port this
azxszing, and will leave positively on Tuesday sth
n&, at5P.M.
n Railroad Line packet A. T. Lacy, Capt J. P.
neJ will also be in port ready to receive freig bit,
= ensson Friday next.
1oan IxAvNG.-- Railroad Line Pocket Aisck
Pr ~ Lor's.--iet passengers for St. Louis
- p mind that The splendid steamer Aleck Scott.
lga1m Henry sritzer, leaves today, at P M.,
ssss'y' great nomber OF persons have already
1880 passage on her, and there are still few
- vacant, which will doubtless be filed We
- ~ nothing Of the merits Of the Aleck Scott as
nsef boat, as every one knows she is first class
re snd accommodations. Her cabin is large
- - r<atefooms are spacious and supplied with
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Jim ORLEANS sllontu gtlarhti.

CHxscEsr Orrok. No. 70 Camp street.
Saturday Evening" Juns s. 1881
~ E<nerA movements IN hnsnce trade for the week
<<s1ro sefor the o. the year The usual animal
AH> has developed seif strongly Most Of the transient
<r - de>ieihsi 4. buyers and operators IN
1922 have departed larger departed this week
49, - any previous There Ia however, good deal Of pro-
- - y b exported Stocks and tobacco are large
- @14'ss 70 the latter staple daily making Predictions
- - <rtps e BE- larger this season than for TO- vears
~ hen<A for years So the interval the crops were
<e1~h In the business the season Is about ever
<A < vim be sales from week TO week The inicreourss
- - Afkt masfss IN trc West has 20 far Tia.
p p hat section foaew their supplies a. almost ANY
Iherc has bean operation h The artcIe for loea
This has osn occurred It ihs period Of The wear
e@cpnis Of The growing are semsxk.bi, favorable,
ne preseot creyazses will reduce the p-hnl Is
$3.50 prove good sesson-fay atty thousna hog.head.
- snsuns q 40 ahnadsu yield Al all events the cane
~ - ~ Desirable pfo<pccts~A rood start
- "<no q e7t'eo = watched with great interest The A.
<r.s rxnz,n< damage ton iaaadsaa eeusraly esrre.
he water after entefius through the
~ >exo<sd expecs'ion> There no hopes q -a7thns
being realised from tho lands n, sr cot
- rn Rotsoes fodder. OF Tho position Of Cotton On ~
% s< hs secoanas In The egxcsae se favorable never
-e ne seix;iudes attending The season cannot be AIR,
<.A = l. rsPes.<Foas for Psopis dizssDs places ss
zo nanufurlufsr EslisA spiunsrs and dssisrs % he
z<u = 4S1eo bales the crop Of 1855 Msnuiscsuf.s
- - beware Of these reports pssj,es;oss The
~>a<>ss for the eorink plant and ihanrh blooms
IN soiAsd secIiops Of The country, they no ev
@~rn = <rse product Referring The old siass Two
s-<7sss Do no. mshe spring.
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The small note law passed BY the Legislature of Kentucky
went into effect the LIST inst The Cincinnati Gazette saws
This law prohibits the crcuso Of foreign notes under
The denomination Of 1--we dollars The experience other States
where attempts have been enforce enactnents similar
to this Is not favorable successful execution of the law Of
Kentucky will undoubtedly very go increase The
number Of detter statutes II we'll II the ccr
ton Of small could be prohibited generally but ths
Of reform the legislatures Of ths
principal States unite in prohibiting the issue Of
notes OF denomination smaller than dollars BY their own
banks So long banks issue small notes. the peop will cir
elas them and 40 long such currency legared in one
State neghboFng ate cannot suppress The customs and
requirements Of form public opinion and public
opinion Is In matters Of this kind, the higher lawn Small
notes are, unqnestonaby, evil but remove this evil
Legislators strike It's root BY prohibiting the issue Of
small notes by banks which they have coniron. Ina
ence
We learn that the laws Of Peunsy Maryland reject
Ing bank notes under S. strictly adhered thereby
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