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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-15

NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF THE
~ VARIOUS SCHOOLS AND TIE PUBLIC
GENERALLY On exhibition, at the store of Mr..
q NJ WEST. Eagle Square. specimens in the follow
ing ornamental Branches
wax Flowers: su s Basket. "rnamsn,e ID
with rellis or Leather work Grecsn and None
chtomatic Painting. Aiss, instruct given
formation may be obtained at the etore above men
toned.
Miss N. A. GLIB, native of this city, and well
known. having received knowledge Of each of the
above arts. is prepared to impart thorough know
lie tge OF the same to any all who may wish to
ceive instruction. The best guarantee in reference
10 qualifications are the specimens furnished. Sat
lsiactory Information can be given of character, ia
il required, Oc 4-dts
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70 CROCKERY DEALERS AND

L HoUSBKEEPERS.-Byr recent direct importa.
tons ana cash purchases at Mo- tnern trade sales
we enabled to offer to kind friends and the
public in general. q most elegant and complete as
sortrnent of lrunstone China Dinner Tea and Cham
Der Sets. &c. &c. Rockingham and Yellow WAGE; en-
tirely new patterns Of French China Flower Vases
Tea, Tete aTete Sets, Motto Cups, Mugs and Parlor
Ornaments, cut and moulded Glass Ware of every
description amongst which the cheapest Lager Beer
in this line. Tea Trays Clocks warranted Table
Cutlery, reuch Timed, Iron. Block Tin, Britannia
Aibata, Japanned and Silver plated Ware of every
variety; fine gilt and mahogany framed Looking
Classes, by the box or single one; Wood and Wiz
low Ware; dusting. .cruobing. cloth, shoe hair and
elegance, all of which will be sold wholesale and re
tail prices which will maintain the we'll establish
cd reputation for cheapness Of
SCuAAP CO.'S, Variety store
Corner BROAD and Third
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!. Etb6IUut
Drawing $50 extra.


FEMALE SCHOOL, ON CARY ST,
A BETWEEN lST AND I'd STS.-Mrs CLAI
BORNE RARKSDALE will open . School ON the
18th October.
TEKks-For beginners 81 per month; for higher
classes So per month"; French and Music at masters
prices.
One or two boarders can be accommodated on rea-
sonable terms.
REFEREScEs- Rev II Eeoler II Maury DR. Jpo
Wayt. Jas Q Hunt. A stokes, DR. Geo Briggs
Saml Price, Richmond; Judge Ii III Msr.hall, DR.
John z Brown, ) Gaines and Henry Darlington.
Charlotte CO.. Va. sc 25-dtaO
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CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL An

~ WINTER DRY dooDs- FOX
are receiving tbs day, their second supply of Goods
or the Season and think they can now eier such an
assoltGlsnt will not fail Ia any instance to give
satisfaction
q. i1-.st Rroad lfreat
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.600 CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
CJO HATS, AT AUG HON On WEDNESDAY,
20th October, will sell ct 10 o'clock ct auc-
ton Store
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATs-fresh win
ter goods.
TEaMs-Under 500 lcssh 500 and over, 20 days
G&aB DAVENPORT.
&C Ia Aucta
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NOMMIssIONERs SALE OF Farm

~ IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY.-As Commits.
sioner acting under acecree OF the County Court Of
u aries City County, entered In the suit Of Pear
man W Bradley and ais on the 10Th day ofAagust
siadsr :, Charlie. Guy Court House on tho sss day
Of OCTOBER. 1858. that beins court day, variable
tarm IN the upper end Of the said county, aScus -
miles below Richmond, containing about 40 acres,
more Or less The said fArm ID situated In . good
nsashborhood AMI has on Il . new tso story DWELL
inG house and oil necessary out houses
T1RMs. Enough cash Will bs requised to pay the
expsnsss OF sale. ccsts Of suit &c The residue oil
the purchase money VII b divided int three equal
months. with intsrsat ffom the day Oh ss,e. ne
purchaser executing bonds with approved security
tor the credit Payments. bearing interest from the
day q sale ana the title retained until the whole
esrShSs:s money = Daad. and convsyancs dir~csed
Or. wm 4 Psaruan, Who resides IL tie ss,uhbes-
nood VIII show the fhru 70 any COS desiring -
ISAAC Il. CHRISTIAN. conn.s,es.r.
NOrICR.-Whl So sold, On NONDAY,
~ the 18Th inst, att thu Harmita9s Harm. psar TIE
nicnmond u0i,ege, eomnaeIctn4 g o'elocs g. -
sec1s 70 ness COkN. ous lot IT ana 80 ios
TEsns-Ossh. THOMAS II MONTAGUE
% s s1eS2T n mn a. : Wars
COB HIRE young and healthy
oe vt aukaz' A.35adH & ! ooox. r4.l i.
RU lTER, BACON AND LAkD-Re
S Ils ne so So: 9. =; ~ :.j -
.es'snc ,1Aia ss9 ~ ~ - =
81 a II SAQOAs SAAAsA<1.
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rAhPET BUOMS.-

NAhfET RUOMS.-
WE have enc floor devoted exclusively to this De
partmpnt and keep such assortment, as will BE-
TO the interest of purchasers to examine:
Comprising Rich Tspestr. Velvet Carpets
Rich Tapestry Brussels Carpets
Pich English Brussels Carpets
Thresply and Ingram Carpets
Rag and HEMP Ingram Carpets, at $50
Plain and Twilled Venetian Carpets
VI, sale. Chenille and Tufted Rugs
Door Mats in Cocoa, Thread and Velvet
Stair Rods, &c. &c
The alb We care from the most celebrated Epgiish
aud American Manufacturers and will be sold Al
much IoSer pric, than the same goods have ever
before been offered in this marset.
B-Carpets made and Put 6oWn at the shortest
notice by experienced workmen
CHRISTIAN h LATHROP
ocs 90 Main strpet
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MIR LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL


RTCUWTVn' "a
The next session of cur School begins the lat m
oGtObEn, 1855. and ends the LIST Of JULY Is59
=, FOR tre benefit Of young lades who have finished
tnet teGulaf course of studies and ws,, to car
y on further their mental Improvement there will
pe ciass III Bellies Letters and Notwithstanding
Twice week Price Of admission, $50 for tina Who'll
ana SIS to pupils who take other studies =
me greatest efforts III be made to render this Lo.
interesting and improving. o''A
IN the Primary Department French will be tauobt
70 the little children orally. without any charge
HUBERT LEPEBvRE, A NJ PRINCIPAL
WING WILLIAMS. A B, Vice Principal
Yrs Bennett, Miss Mary G Gordon Miss Fl;
"a Bartlett. Madame l. DIancket Mrs Miriam Tsv
ior. Madame Marie Estvan John Ca,Yo G w Thi-
iow; W m dratau, Heinrich schneider Sixnorina
Antonietta and Marietta Erba from Italy.
por ;.ht 70 70
For Er,ii. - 90
s.uEftu m
LOT MODERN Languages, each - m m
ro' erencn wnen studied exclusive of the
vo g.sn branches ...-......... 40 %
P,r M; - n: 20 90
Singing: e"A'"
For one lesson (of an hour) a weak "A M
ror thr.a sessons toI an hIurl week 80 90
por Env .assns tci IN nouf week.....a.. 100 90
r,r t lessons 9of an hour) W. ek. 100 90
por ~ u Va VIZ; on
~ n .rE' ionl Moue is-...........-....... 20 CO
r. !nE i9 Haiur ................... 40 90
LOT aaintng IN Water Colors........ .... 40 90
I'll vi FsIhtt1 on
Primary Department, for children nader II
ys1fe Al ................ 30 90
For turther particulars apply to
au 5-d3m W ED Asn'
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. THE CAROLINA HOUSE,

Ell CORNER OF MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS,
NORFOLK, VA.
This Hotel is over and adjoining the Merchants
aud Mechanics Exchange, is eQuidistant from the
Market, Post ONCE. Custom House. and City Hall,
on the corner of of the principal th0roughfaree
in the very centre of business; and has every appli
for the comfort and satisfaction of the guests.
TERMS fl 30 per day.
HARTMAN
an N-3m Proprietor.
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THE EXERCISES OF MR.. STUART's
-, CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALSC SCHOOL
WI VIII De resumed Monday, Oct 4th corner Clay and

he EAERCiSES OF MR.. STUART'S
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL school,
VIII De resumed Monday, Oct 4th, corner Clay and
English. Latin and hathematics......35o 90
Greek, IN m
Modern LanEua each ............,. 20 40
the principal has had an experience as Instructor
OF youth OF siEht years. three of which were spent
as the assistant in mathematics at the virginia Mil
ltary Institute He is aided in the departing nts of
ancient Languages, &c. by Aaster of Arts of TIE
University whs brings with him testimonials Of the
highest character from the Faculty.
Faculty Of the State Military Institute I.a,;no.
ton Va; hess!s Jno NJ Patton, P z Grattan'
Myers, Thos x fri.. and Geo Fisher Cant q Dim
mock and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Wellford
au 4-m " "oiAi"i~'
g E ECT COUNTRY BOARDING
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADTES-N, HENRY
BHOokH proposes on the 10Th of October NEXT
70 open Boarding School foe Young Iad;es at sh'
land; IN the county of Hanover ->'-''
Al ine higher branches Of female education will
and i,rawing--in all of which Departments theirs
Will be Competent assistauts
Nj I'D" ARD GEENIER, now resident In Ash
land. will tase charge OF the Department of Music.
French and Drawing. " i''
After the present year. the School will be removed
to tine country in the neighborhood of Ashland
TERAs-oSEHALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE THE REST At
THE END OF THE YEAR:
For kosrd. including feel and iahtssI75 %
Engifh Branches. ............... .. 40 Rl
Lahs uages. (eacb) 20 90
ausc-ProfsssOr's Fees
Use ~ fiano...- 4 N
20 90
For further information, address
HENRY L BROOKE,
CTS Ashland. Virsnia.
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SUPERIoK IMPORTED FRENCH

~ CANDIHS-I have In store and am receiving
weekly the largest and best selected stock of French
Candies in the city, comprising ia part as follows:
100 boxes Crystalizsd fruits; 80 do MarshMallow
Drop; 40 do Cream Bonbons; 80 do Brandy Drops;
20 do Port Wine do: 50 do Madeira do; 50 do Brandy
Cocktail dos Is do Whtskey do; 40 do Cordial Bntter
App,e; 40 do Cordial Chocolate Almonds: 50 d, Ice
late: 500 do Gum Drops; IS do Maruechno do; 80 do
Grysta'ized and 0iaca Pine Apple 50 do Strawberry
Rings: 50 do Jelly do; 30 do Cordial Beans; Is do
Cordial Filberts Is do French BEANS; IS do Butter
Pears. ALSO, o large assortment OF Candies and
Flowers for Cakes. Call and examine.
&C IA A AkTONI, l56 Main Ut.
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NECOED SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~ WINTER DRY GOODS The best bargains
eyer of4sred in this Misunderstanding made within
'he last few days large purchases at the New York
auc tons at prices far below tho cost Of
40 are prepared to cell at very low prices Our as
scrtment o. Ladies Dress Goods. silks mbroidares
and etaT IL is complete. Our stock Of Mens' Wear
Blankets, elannes, Servants Wear and Domestic
Goods is very large. All We ask IF those who are
iE want OF goods Is, to give US call AID compare
and jrtge. l. u RORRNBAUM,
&C II lqq Broad sire e.
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VELVET. TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY AND ISGRAIN CARPkTENGS

BARGAINS - BARGAINS New and
=, Splendid DRESS GOODS for Ladics.-CHAs A
CIV Attain invites attention TO the greatest bar
eains in Robe Silks; Silk Rohes a'Lez; Run round
Shks; Printed Dei,aines, souis very fine: elegant
cin; scotch Pla6s; eide stripe Robes Aqule; Che
nellie Shaws; Round cornered Stella Shawls; Cloth
and Velvet Coaks: silks. Poplins and Embroderies
all at greatly reduced price,.
CHAS A GWATKIN,
u (lKrnSifa Erch Rlnk
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3. D. COOK = CO., Aucta
CHERIFF's 6ALR Nv ,;,,n. = !. -

Hsry,s =. = IN my hsnds .n favor Of Lswb y
prpiis auction :n FRIDAY October Is. isss. g II
sba A. ~ the Boat yHrd on ths north si6e n
,og properly, 70 wit: Railways complese: IA ~
Iron Cbsin; shop and ooneentA; Pitch II tsiss
nteam Kettle, Bog and Chaip ehsd. los Ws.Se
Benchcs. Blocks and TiSbsr; 0lHcismitn ehcr snd
Sentents Paint shop and conlRnts OHrpsnssrsi
SHOP and contents; Grindstone; lot Iron, q.
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ST. JuSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
~, ,,,,o MOND. VA.

,,a niS t1stitution Will resume ssudes on the FIRST
NY IA OF september. Boayders, for board and
sns me naing, pay per annum $780, to be paid semi
annsaliy, In advance. Day Scholars, according 10
tne branches they study pay from "a TO So Per Qar
yer, In advance farther particulars apply at
the academy 9Th aud Marshall cts or To the RI REV
j AcfiEtf,. Bish0p al RirhYnond
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HANOVER LAND FOR SALE.-In

II obedience to a decree of the County Court OF
Hanover conpt~, prom unced the 23th day Of Ser
tember. 1883. in thu suit of Sscra ct al vs. Duke,
shall. on SATURDAY, the 3fth day Of October. 1858.
exceptrd) upon the premises at IL o'clock. cell to
the hiehe.t bidder the tract Of Lind consisting of
724 acres being that portion Of the tract of land
adjoining Wren Saunders, Trevilisn, III
Thacser, and others, within half a mile Of Fork
chu-' b, commencing on the line OF Eliza Butler.
Francis his wife to Wn II Duke. by deed on the Sd
day of March. 1856. This land is very productive,
and is IN good ncighborhcod, and onefourth in
original growth.
Terms -One-third cash. and the balance on a
credit of 6 aud ~ months with interest from date.
and the titls retained until the purchase money Is
paid. TEMPLE J BLUNT.
2urcy
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nOGGETT & ANDERSON.
~ UPH0LSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,

Corner of Governor and Franklin Streets,
Have eceived a large and elegant assortment Of
goods in their line for the FALL TRADE which they
would be pleased to furnish to their friends and the
public generally, st small prof..
Paper Hanging and Uoholsteripg attended to
promptly. and executed by superior wo, kmen.
Oc
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usF OPENED THIS MORNING.


have desirable assortment Of new styl.
nioaks and shaws. Ladies in want. will lind Ii 10
their advantage to call and purchase y goo., IA.
caia. as Loaght them under the most advantage
ons terms AUGUSTUS MAILERT
&C ID Main sfr.af
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By 3. B. Cook Z CO.
uOUSEHOLD AND rIrcurr :

HOUSkHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
60 NITUkk At AUCTIQN.-0n FRIDAY. fsth
Oct9oer q O'Clock We viii cell at Tho rrsaenc1
and "a streets. all the D usehold snd iiscSs" rsss
i ,snofscing the usual VARSITY o. Parior. DE.
inr Room. Cbainoer and Kitchen turriturA
D. ne attention OF the public ID re1uest~d. n the
surniture 10 Of excellent quality. and IN irstrsis
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pERFUMED BREATH, pearly white
toosb-sehe. can BE- Obtained 81 using D0WbEN's
DENTAL HLUID. 1t cieansAs the teeth. renders
them beautifully white, arrests decay prevents the
formation Of tartar, and imparts to the mouth and
breath q delightful aromatic fragrance. Recon-
mended By Dsntists and Physicians sverywhera.-
For sale By all DruEgfsts och
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- third season of Miss PE0RAM'S Boarding
amd hay sshooi yin bs:is the frst MONDAY. in
No pains will be spared to make the school worthy
1t has hitherto received N"
COMPETENT Instructors are engaged for each ia.
pa tmsnt, aad the course of study will embrace
every branch essential to Q liberal female educa
ticn. @N~~"
ton. E "sson
grams family. and to afford every facility for =
thorough knowledge of the French language
The belle-Lett class will DO resumed for the
seneat OF young ladies' who have left schc. l. az well
az Tor those pursuing the higher scademcal course
CircSiars containing full particulars, may be had
on immediate application to
MRS J. W. PEGRAM
Sc H-d&cwts Linden Sduare
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By Lar1s & Shine, Aucts.

HORSES AND MULES, &C., AT AUG
IA TIoH.-Wn Ill be sold at auction, on next SA-
TURDAY, atths Horse To-, several fue Harness
and add'e:Horses and Mule, &C &c
AUTHORITATIVE be ADDED to tie above sale,
on Saturday morning. four very Hne farm Horses
and a.No Colt LARUS SHINE,
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a FURNITURE AND MATTREE6-
" Ee.-You will nnd at HARWOOD6 en Gov.
hernor street. Richmond, the largest and nsl
nm elegant stock II fUkNITUR1 and Nal
TRkS6HS to be found In the city. embrac:n9
Rosewood Psrlor and Chamber 6uits
Mahogany Parlor and Chamber Suits
Elegant Yak Sets for Chambers
Cottage Furniture
Dining Room Furniture
Chairs of all descriptions
Wardrsbes furesus and BedsteAds
With great variety Of other Goods
Examine my stock before buying e Am ssIlin9
extremely low. bWHAkWOOD
&c 2i-2mif Governor sfreef Rirhnc.sS
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UAvANA CIeARs-i00 600 sslselsd
sst - = = d&Asr woafnAM ) Co.
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WORTH 2a CRNTs F0R

~ ONLY l7R CENTS Opening this Ia. orning. a
package Of rich Lustse Mohair D-beges which i
VIII run 0a at ninepehoe per yar just such an ar
tleto As has been soiiiag ~ cents Call early and
secure dress. AUGUSTUS MAtLERT,
90 10 "A Main street.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ will be paid Tor the arrest ard conviction Il
the ncsadiAfy who sst IRE q oar kiln this mor ming
BichDoDd. Oct u. le6o. 70 I'm
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SIS REWARD.-I viii pay IS r..

% hEWAHU.-I Will pay 20 re-
ward. and Gil reasonable ex penses for thu d.
livery to me. ct Jstersville Depot OF bind
calls himself. who LEFT my house Absut IN weeks
ago. said negro ia bsck, about IS years Of aes aud
stammcrs badly when spoken to. understand ko
has been employed at Powhatau Station for the -
month to pump Wa er; bit left there ON NopdsY
last will pay the ab0B ward for his d<lfpFy e
me, and 80 kr the conviction Of tho white man Who
decoyed him of. JNO JETHR
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- $40 REWARD RUNAWAY NJ
GRO-Ran away from the subscriber. On 70.
'terday norning. tine 10th Instant, vitboat
IL cause. WESLEY, . bright mulatto, bushy
head, q small scar over the leh sysbro.. Hs - .
Charles ity county. The above reward vfll - pen
for his Apprehension and delivery 70 IN this city.
&C h--tA RH bAHkm.
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4 on THIS Thursday EVENING, commeec1nn
at SO O'Clock. The attention Of the public 9 -
ELkY. &c, NJ Goods are direct from the maapnIe-
turers. and will be sold without reserve.
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= RUNAWAY.-$I5 REWARD.-.

Ran away from the subscribers farm IN
Hanover, about the middle of August Nm.
A.GRO NAN. named ALkCK, about . ysars
olJ feet 10 inches high. medium sixs, speaks very
quick when spoken TO- had moustsche and q sma6
scar on one OF his jaws, walks eighty owsg9ed.
He had on. whs q he left, white drab coat. xIoek
was cold BY Mr.. 4. Swim, IN Louisa c0upSy. about
livery to me- secured in Jail 30 that en- ret kin
TEMPLE BLOUkT
&C ll-6t Ashland. Hanover comfy Va
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SECOND SUPPLY OF r u l. l. d
- CLOTHS. BLANKETS. &C-i5 bales "a and
- oths--vory superior; bales Blankets. worry
chea-. with n large suppiy of low WooIens whi.h
have been purchased in New York the past week.
them, that we are prepared TO offer them at very
w prices BREEDEN FOX
I2-at RronI afr
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VI | : c Il l. L A Y Y

HE GREAT MARYLAND BLACK car CASE,
This tremendous case is now uending Lcf,,r,
II iudicial tribunal of the State oT MARYLAND
and presents many remarkable features ofthe
inrenuitv and ,peculotiyc cnnocitN of fine de-
fcndant in the cas,. For thc bcncft of tba
LEGAL profession and gentleman generally who
may wish to enter a new field of snnrulotion
will give u short Li.t,rv nr tin crsa ns I
heard + =
some few ve,us aoo. a uertlemon of Mary.
land conceived thc idrn t1ot an immense for.
tune could realised by the rnaripo of black
,,t. for tho .,I,o or tI,,o;,. Sin. I'bo ,,;,c;-
~ ~ e., ,li,. ,,, a.. H..
IF r. kon,,no tI,n ori,,nIs tn'rath,r anl ,,,c,a,
t;,n, tio,n from, ,,.,,,l,;,,r nr os tl,,;r ,,ti-
,;,t2 o.s;stnd h,. tLo t;n,, ,,,,olitios NJ
49,, cl,,ys y-,,,Il onlIIod tlor,i ~ lax. nn,.
anoi,,,,no. a,,d ,tiogt ,(,nr ,,,,aI, +I,,ri.
tbo ;Jaa s,,,,l,o.tod $40 :, IL ,,i,I +L :
,r,.a,, ',. ,1.' t,n;' ,I',t ,t, ta
I'll wa. we a ~ D =; ,",i' .n''' ,"' >", US,
;s,and tha. f,, ;,ist s,,;tod e., tha ,
,xnar;,nant ba f,r,d III ,Ssta.os ~ +bn s,,,.
oass af IL ,la,, ro,,",i o,,J gat n,a,t wv.
oes y, ms p''',a i,''V'' an" ~ ''oo''' VI
s"rt1'S I1 inn tnv "i'''' ua. ..l ,.,,..,.,...;.
- ;p'I;oI, I'i tdi' 4It ,,,',Ij 49,,
n,,ah ha,d f. oro,, .r'''I Llaor, c't tb,t
,Ii i"I ~ ''''t r,; ~ Di'I o,' 'a'o' n.
,il,t rod thrnunh all thn c,uutias h,rdprinr
un''n ~ tbo CheSS,n"aio ~" Lor amJ tbc ncrraa2
p ,.Pt hnld of !, n ,or, .%nr+ limo II tbo
at VI br,rh tho ,rnro stolon
~. .,'tH .'.e' - '',o aoiJ w ~ a+ ,,,tn
~ az di,I 'Tiu 3;s ~ vns ,ro
'" "a iaG,os ,o tho; f'ror;to
and n,o,rnnd thnn, as do.d"hnt tho nor,.ncs
;nc;tnd bv Tho ' nrino m ' offsrcJ snarad % nans In
,his i,u no ono hndrnd ruU % ond tittv hlocI cats
ynrs col}octad and transnortod ~ tba island .
nd ~ noan. tani, t',l, nr i;S ob,Jo tLora I;o
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WV. ii. ENGLISH has written a note to the
Washington Union, denying the report that
Senator Broderick said to him ." Get out of
my cdy, you puppy," when he (English) de-
manded of Mr., Broderck that he should take
back the charge made by him, that the Con-
ference Bill had been surrepttiously obtained
from the Clerk S desk in the House There
seems to be no doubt that Senator B. did saw
to him . Get out of my ,cay," and if he did
not actually call him puppy, his manner
was such as to justify the belief that he
thought him to be one.
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seventy. The Congrcrationalists and Episco-
palians occupy the upper part of the Town
House, alternately, rs n place of worship.
UNDERnlLL.-Wc understand from indirect
sources, that the Episcopal Church in this
town is showing special indications of pros.
perity Twelve persons are expecting to be
confirmed at the next opportunity.
WEsTFoRD has experienced an unusual re-
lgious interest during the Winter and Spring.
which still continues The work has been
tr ,Guil from the beginning and characterized
by solemn stiffness. There have been some
thing over 40 hopeful conversions, besides the
discovery and renewal of many old hopes.
The Baptists, the Methodsts and the Con
gregationalists have shared in this refreshing.
y large proportion Of the new converts have
not as yet made public profession Of their
faith. To the Congregational Church there
has been an accession Of l3, Of them on
profession, with the prospect Of a larger ad-
dition soon. \ number have united with the
Baptist and Methodist Churches; and it is
hoped that the work has but Just begun.
WILLIsToN.-Specal religious interest be-
gan to be manifest, both at the Village and
in District remote from the Centre, in the
latter part of Autumn This continued to
deepen and spread during the Winter and
spring, till every District in Town has felt
more or less Of it. As the result of this work.
the church has been much quckened. About
thirty have also INDUCED hope, and begun
anew life. Tpenty have already joined with
the Church, viz, ten with the Congre-
gational Church, ten with the Methodist
Church. Others it is hoped will unite in
due time. A morning prayer meeting
begun in February, isTstill kept up, and
the interest still continues
From Essex, and from several churches
in other towns, we have at present no intel
ligence.
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EFFECTS OF FEAR.-A Partisan physician
during his visits made in hired fly had re-
ceved bottle of real Jamaica rum as Il
sample, but found, after returning home,
that he had left it in the carriage. He went
to the Office, and informed the manager that
he had left virulent poison in one of the
carriages, and desired him to prevent any OF
the coachmen lom drinkingit, Hardly had
he got back, when he was summoned in
great haste to attend three Of these worthless
who were suffering from the most horrible
collie; and great was his difficulty in persua'
ding them that they had stolen some mos
excellent rum.