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Amusements.
CARROLL HALL.

CARROLL HALL.
~ At the earnest solicitation of a number of the art
loving citizens of Baltimore the proprietor of the beautiful
marble statue the ''FISHER GIRL" will hermit b
to remain exhibition at CARROLL HALL one week
longer This positively the last opportunity the people
of this city will ever have of seeing this charming pro
duction of their Sculptors chsel.
Doors open from A. NJ. till II NJ, and from 3 p. NJ
till 10 P NJ. ADMITTANCE 25 cents. s2O1w.
nANCING ACADEMY.
~ CHARLES l.. SPIES,
AT his old establishments of Baltimore and Charles
streets will commence on TUESDAY, September 18th.
HorRs OF TUITION.-For Young Ladies, Misses and
Mas on Tuesdays and Saturday afternoons; and
Tuesday and Friday Evenings for Gentlemen
For particulars Mr. Spies will attend his every
day from till 5, and till 10 O'Clock
~ The Saloon and adjacent Rooms have been thor
oughy repaired, and will be rented for Balls Concerts
&c, on reasonable terms. au3l -eo3w &d3t
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
huNkEL CO.......................Les sees.
JOHN I. FORD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Manager.
SHAKSPEREAN REVIVAL
THIRD NIGHT OF THE SUPERB SPECTACLEl
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept o. 1885,
Will be performed
II T e EST,
OR THE ENCHANTED ISLAND.
Alonzo King of Naples. G. Johnson
uaHban savage. Mr. W. Davidge
Miranda, daughter of Prospero. Miss j. Parker
@ No other piece will performed on the same even
ing with The Tempest
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquette .... ......... so cents
ramliy Dlrcie.' ..................25
CoIore% PoHes
No extra charge for reserved seats Doors open at
clock-to commence at X o'clock.
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COAL NOTICE,
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Our Friends
and of Coal generally, that we are receiving
and prepared to deliver the Locust Gap and Coal Mountain
GOALS, which in appearance, quality and durability can
not he surpassed by any brought to this market We
merely desire parties to give these Goals trial to con
vince them this fact If taken are enabled to
furnish them at much lower price than later in the
son; 224O lbs invariably given the also keep
constantly hand Lyken's Valley Short Mountain and
Cumberland GOALS.
WASHBURN & HOUSE,
Office SO Lombard street, 2nd door,
au7 West of Southst
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ARTHUR HAS JUST INTRODUCED HIS MODEL
FALL STYLE HATS for Gentlemen superior article 90
best quality 81 Drop in and see them, No l W. Bait
more street, adjoining the Bridge. se14 I'm
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i'"i''i'oic' sept ~, 1000. 81 W SSM
SAMUEL A. HOUSE.
~ (Late Of Ehrman d Hoise)
FLOUR AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
,- AND DEALER
CORN MEAL, GRAIN, MILL FEED BALED HAY. &c
No. $50 W. PRATT STREET
- Two doors East of Howard
(Ihe store recently occupied by Willis Il Co. Baltimore
REFERENCES:
MESSRS. NEWCOMER * STONEBRAKER
G. D. KINKS X Co.
CHAUNcY Brooks, ESQ, Pres't Bait & O. R. Co.
CHAS. X. COLEMAN, Cash. Mech'S Bank
MESSRS. JAS. HOOPER Il Sons.
fAT'K GIBSON, ESQ. Bank of Baltimore
JOHN f. WILLIS ESQ. s216m
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RoOFING! RooFING! RoOFING!!i
Economy DirabHity ami Security.
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPOsITION ROOFING
Unriyalled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
Purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UYEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, North and
jy26tf Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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OPARTNE RSHIP
We, the undersigned have this day formed co pa RI
nershp, under the firm of JOHN C RAU & CO and will
continue the FLOUR, GROCERY and LIQUOR BUSL
NESS at the old stand, of Howard and Franklin
streets JOHN C. RAU,
PHILIP B. RAU,
JOHN UHRIG
Baltimore 1888 II, g.,
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|. NJ. SINGER Il. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
BEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
I05 BALTIMORE STREET
NJ To Cergymcn Of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches, offer our Family Ma
chine at halfprce.
W. +. FREDERICK,
te2i-1 Agent.
WEEDS New SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
The best in for every description of CLOTH and
LEATHER WORK, that requires seam, making beauti-
full strong stitch, both sides alike
GIBBS IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Price SIS and $25, complete. l.. u. CHASE, Agent,
s7-tf No 90 Baltimore Street
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COX Is now selling his Fall Style of HATS
for Gentlemen They are of the handsomest patterns and
made material 100 Baltimore St. North side
door above St Paul st.
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CUT THIS OUT AND STICK IT IN YOUR Hat
Woods Hair Restorative will change gray hair to its orr
gnal color, stop it from falling of and it to grow
on bald heads, and a cosmetic il has equal PIN
pies and Woods Hair Restorative exist together
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market called by different Use
unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restora-
tive, Depot St Louis Mo- and New York, blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dcine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chnaman' Tea Store
sow 81 and 50 Baltimore street
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DIAPER HANGINGS.

BVtI T4IL IINNIIINUN.
II II o W T. l. l. X BROTHERS
MANUFACTURERS,
26O BALTIMORE ST. OPPOSITE HANOVER
Are now receiving their fall supply of their superior PA
PER lANGlNGS The stock will prove on ex Examination
to DE as large any in the country embracing every
thing new and desirable, of the richest and cheapest de
Scriptions-FRENCH, directly imported, as well as our
own manufacture
Having increased facilities by introducing new and
improved machinery into Factor y-cuStomers can de
pend ON the quality and style of the goods as also the
prompt fulfment of orders.
Our assortment of GOLD PAPERS, VELVETS, WOOD
MUTATIONS, PANELINGS, BORDERS CURTAIN pa
PERS &c, is very extensive and cannot fail to please
Orders from the country promptly filled
PAPER he bpStm andn so1tr
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VALUABLE BUILDING
S22ts CANNON e. NATTEEWsS -
NONSTABLE SALE on NAIIIARIE

| - - taNNpN MATTHEWS, AuCt'rS.
CONSTABLE SALE OF VALUABLE
~ GkoGND kENF-By virtue of writ of fier facias
issued by William II Hayward Esq, of the Justices
of the Peace for the State Maryland in and for the t
of Baltimore at the suit of Richard Mason against the
goods, chattes, lands and enemcns of Adophus Rem
nett to me directed have seized taken in execution
all the right title claim interest estate at law and in
equity OF the SAID AdOphus Bennett, in and to all that
LOT OF GROUND, situated in city of Baltimore and
described as follows viz: beginning for same on the
west side OF Bethel street. formerly called Annie Ally
hundred and ninety feet southery from the sontb
west corner of Bethel Eastern avenue and rnn
ming thence southery bounding on Bethel street fur
feet thence westerly parallel to Eastern avenue ahot
nlnetytve feet to fence, thence norhery parallel IN
Bethel street fourteen feet and thence easterv Nv "
straight line to the place of beginning being the
of ground which leased David G. Bailey nv in
denure dated the sixth day of November 1854 recorded
IN thc land records of Baltimore city, in Lber F. D No
H. folio DOL &c at the annual twenty dollars
And hereby give notice that MONDAY I1th day of
House. in the city Of Baltimore will offer for sale the
said lot of ground so seized and taken in execution by
pubic auction to the highest bidder for cash
Selects JAMES J. WILSON, Constable
SALT.-2,OO sacks Jeffrey & Darcey's
OFne Salt, direct importaon for sale by GEO SLA-
TER, 10 Commerce St s22tf
| ENTRACT 900 lbs
(Sanfords) large and small boxes for sale by R. J.
| BAKER 30 South Charles st sA-IOt
G NOCHlNEAL-5c eroonS PRIME new crop
~ Honduras for sale by R. j. BAKER Sc South Charles
| street. so1 I'M
4 NHEESE.--l 600 boxes W. r. Cutting:
| $500 boxes L. d. Cheese d. J. FOLEY 4 BRO. so
! S"uth ST s21f
NURRANTS.-2O casks prime CurrantS.
~Ifor sale by GEO. L. HARRISON, O'Donners Wifi
| SCOTCH PIG IRON.-70O tons Glen
ogarnock and Cotness No Scotch Iron-in the ward
and to arrive; for sale by STICKNEY CO., Exchange
! Place. s2I.1w
SELLING OFF!
| ~ SELLING orr!
took of
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THE ETERNAL PERFUME
FROM THE HOLY CITY.
OH could but catch that fragrance
would ask no other fame
Than that those sweetScented Flowers
Should be coupled with my name
BE WARE OF THITA TIONS.
7 f REA l. FRAN GIPANNI PERFUM
Is MANUFACTURED ONLY
MESSRS. PTESSE Il LUBIN.
No. NelU Bond Street, London,
And they take this opportunity to caution purchas
against limitations, of which there many; none, no
approach in any degree the exquisite fragrance
made by p. X L.
FRANGIPANNI THE PERFUME.
FRANGIPANNI SACHEL.
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT.
FRANGTPANNI SOAP.
FRANGIPANNI POMADE.
FRANGIPANNI OIL
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
EUGENE DUPUY, Importer,
fnu d %. 1T,T-1
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I lGHT! LIGHT
- Wholesale Agency for JONES' PATENT LAMPS
superior TO all others in the market Also dealer in co
OiL I'AMPS of every description Constantly on hand
GOAL OIL OF the very best quality, viii We will sell at
the market price in quantities to suit purchasers.
s22-3m N" Snnth r 49,; y ~,
III AFANA CIGARS.-Just received. a
choice lot of HAVANA CIGARS viz: Brevas Lon.
areS Kegalias, lmperales, Reg Fden Prensados Wig
neFloS 'Iilndados Also, Peyton Gravey's Rough and
IL Ready ana Mountain Dew TOBACCO; Turkish smoking
s22-tf Corner uodi,an .,.i r. - I'D,
YALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
DI0FS ON MILESTONE POINT.-The subscriber
VIII oer for sale at the Exchange Sales room on WEDNE
pA \ the 18th day of September, at l O'Clock p NJ
NINETEEN LOTS on Fort street. north side of fifteen
ieGt 'front.' each with depth ranging from 50 to los feet
Ten LofS on Fort street, of fifteen feet front each
and with depth of 100 feet '
len LOTS on street in the rear of Fort street ff
teen feet front each, with depth of 20 feet
plat of the property may at the Office of the
derSgned. ~ " ' "
Terms of sale are: Onefourth cash. and the remainder
IN ou eig and twelve months, the credit payments to
Dear interest aud to be secured by approved endorsed
h''c'' j. MALCOLM
No. 81 Lexington street.
e.
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A LITTLE BIT CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
Esr.-Fancy, Plain and Common DINNER, TEA, and
CHAMBER Sets; INDIA CHINA DINNER Sets; Cut and
Moulded Glass in Sets; COAL OIL LAMPS and every
thing else CHEAP at JOHN A. DoBsoN co.'s, 2 and
n. Charles street. s2O-3m
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ID lRD AND DUCK GUNS.-A large as
1Vsortment Of single and double Bird and Duck Guns
Rifles Pistols, Percussion Caps, Game Bags Powder
Flasks Shot Belts, Cleaning Rods Nipples &c Just
received and for sale cheap by SCII.EFFER x LONEY
Importers, No. 3 Hanover st. s2I-tr
gt5SS- ~ CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES !
--- The subscriber has on hand his extens We
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, No 30 South Gay street,
the most extensive and best fashionable
CARRIAGES that can he found in the city Persons in
want of Carriages will find it their to give me
call as am determined to sell low for or APPROX ed
paper All work sold at my Repository warranted for
twelve months Old Carriages repaired taken in cx-
chance for ones.
carriages received on storage or held commission.
sol WI
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JOHNSTON'S INSURANCE ROOMS,
ie4MwFtfr - SECOND STREET
. HARLE.S ID. DEFORD & co,

TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND IMPORTERS
IA TANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO,
No. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
We agents for of the manufacturers Of Tobacco
in Virginia and North Carolina, and through them we are
regularly supplied with all the grades Chewing
Tobacco.
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO.
Our arrangements for supplies of Cigars and Leaf To-
bacco through Agent who resides in Havana enable
to offer large assortment of the various qualities
any house in the United States
AMERICAN LEAF TOBACCO
We have always on hand Kentucky PennSy lvania, Con
necticut Ohio and other kinds, suitable for home
and expectations also,
SNUFFS, SMOKING AND FINE CUT CHEWING
TOB1 eco,
PIPES AND TOBACCO KNIVES,
jy1Of LIQUORICE. TONQUA BEANS &c
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% sstore No. Il NORTH GAY STREET, adjoining Christ
Church. where he is opening choice selection of su
perfne and medium
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
with many other Staple Dry Goods all of which he will
tail on favorable terms. Having been
ing the services of Capt ROBT HALL, whose reputation
as rst class cutter Is well known in this community he
iatters himself he will be able to manufacture CIOTHING
OF every variety to please all who may favor him with
call fledgng himself that effort his part shall be
wanting to give universal satisfaction respectfully
cIts share of the patronage of his friends and the
munty in general. No. II NORTH GAY ST
au27- In adjoining Christ Church
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TNBEASURG DEPARTMENT,
Il CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
Mr. THOMAS u. JOHNSTON, Agent of the following
Insurance Companies has duly complied with the LAW
relating to the "AGENCIES OF FOREIGN CORPORA
TONS, passed March s. 1858.
W. II. PURNEII,, COMPTROLLER.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1886.

| THE CASH INVESTMENTS OF his COMPANY NOW EXCEED
| FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
INVESTED UNITED STATES UPWARDS OF
! SEVEN HUNDRED & FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
YEARLY REVENUE,
TWO AND ONE QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS
THE LIABILITY OF THE ENTIRE noDY OF SHAREHOLDERS
| UNLIMITED.
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RUTTER COOLERS.-Just received and
Tor sale at very low price, style of block tin
Butter Cooler, which will only the purpose
hardening Butter but it proves be n desirable orna
ment for the table. Apply ALFRED II. REP,
At the Housekeepers' Emporium,
Jy3ldu 1877 Baltimore street
IRON SAFE-A good IRON SAFE for
n saie py HENRY RIEMAN & SONS. $50 tt
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THE SECURITY FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $500 900.
POLICIES ISSUED. LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TIIOS. ID JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05

gy~ We kncH that the Spectator hated
the Democracy with perfect hatred, but we
did not suppose that hatred would lead them
into the support and vindication of Black
Repub!icanisrn- TWAS bad enough to sup
port Know Nothingisn, but to support the
Black Republicans ia worse The Specta-
tor says, the attempt Of the administration
press to throw the responsibility Of the pres
ent large expenditure q money blythe Gov
rernmentsupon the opposition is one Of the
best jokes Of the season" and remarks that
IF the Black Republicans and Know Moth
ings did pass extraVagant appropriation bills
the same bills were passed by the Demo
cratic Senate and approved by the Democratic
President" "Vdl-vot of it?" Would
the Spectator have the wheels Of Govern
ment stop? These were the same bills re-
ported by the Black Republican and Know
Nothing Congress, and if they failed to pass
she Senate or net the veto of the President,
What then? Oar noighhars are certainly
! laughing out Of the wrong corner Of the
mouth at this ''best joke Of the season"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
Interesting CORRESPONDENCE,

The President Of the United States on
Monday communicated to the Senate the
correspondence in relation to the capture Of
the American barque Panehita by British
officer, who sent her to New York on the
ground that she vas a SLAYER, engaged in
violating the treaty stipulations between the
United States and Great Britain. The doc
uments are somewhat voluminous, and we
have only space 70 copy the letter Of Mr..
Dallas to the Secretary Of State, and the re-
ponse Of Lord Clarendon to Mr. Dallas It
will be seen that the British Admiralty have
promptly disclaimed this act Of aggression
on the part of their officer, and have reinoy-
ed him from service on the African station,
and Lord Clarendon approves the act of
censure; not, however, without advancing
something 10 the way of palliation for the
offender,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05

.Snindling IN Tennessee The last Legis-
.laturc of Tennessee appointed committee
to Investigate the affairs Of the Secretary Of
State and Comptroller. The result has
been the development Of large frauds. The
Nashville Union says:
I The Secretary Of States Office shows a
defalcation on the part of that officer, to an
amount exceeding $780, o0-money paid to
him as Internal Improvement Commission
er, by the different Turnpike Companies.
The largest amount Of stealing has been in
connection with the bonds belonging to the
Exchange Bark at Murfrcesboro, which
are said to fall S123, 600 short Of the amount
Of its circulation. That Bank has not now
a single bond on deposite, and those who
hold its notes have not the value Of one
cent representing them. IF they are ever
redeemed, it must be by the State. The
mystery Of this swindle is still unrevealed
..t.is reported at Nashville, that Moseby,
the young man implicated, has fed from
Nashville, Wh;ther no one knows. It is
furthermore said, that Burton the default
ing Secretary Of State, has never given any
bond for the faithful discharge Of the duties
of the Office, SO far as relates to the internal
improvement fund to be received by him.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
CHARLES SUMNER GONE TO
EUROPE.

Mr.. Charles Sumner, the senator who
represents The State Of Massachusetts, (says
the Washington Union) has gone 70 Eu-
rope. Before his departure h issued
yaledictory ITO tile people Of Nassaehn-
sets" il which he says he did not resign
lis seat in tie Senate because lie desired
another opportunity Of exposing the hide
Gus barbarisn Of slavery, now more thsn
ever transfused into the national govern
ment." Mr. Sumner, we trust. viii find a
more scongenial political atmosphere on the
other side ofthe water He is certainly
not satisfied with our government; and we
confess to a little surprise that he should
longer remain in the Senate 1t must be
exceedingly disagreeable for Mr.. Sumner
to associate with 1.-THE barbarians" from the
South and it is not at all improbable tina
the latter gentlemen do not find Mr.. Sum
nert'se most delightful companion in the
world. Mr. Sumner will feel better when
he gets to Europe, and it will be satisfac-
ton to him to know that bis absence will
not be. regretted
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
Mr.. Letcher,

This. gentleman has favored US with ia
bles Of the Custom Houses, Court Houses
and Post-Ofices, showing the places where
they have been built since 1850, where
they are now constructing, where they have
been authorized but not commenced, and
where asked for but not authorized, with
the revenue collected, the cost of collection,
&c, together with his remarks on the Gus
tom House at New Orleans
The suhjoined is an extract from his re-
marks, and shows the watchfulness Of that
public servant:
''Mr. LETCHER One Of the PROPOSE
tons embraced in this amendment Is for
$500, 600 for the cnstom-ho1lse at New
Orleans-a clsstom-h house which has already
had expended On it by the Government .
sum Of $2,6T5, 259; and which has sunk
al average depth Of fifteen and three fourth
inches since it was commenced. Tow long
will it be after you pile this stone on it
Mr. EUSIIS. Win the gentleman per-
nit me here--
Mr. LhICHER.-Ihe gentleman will
excuse me, as | have but FIVE minutes to
reply to the gentleman, | refer the gen
tseman TO the report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury for the accuracy ofnsy statc,n ent.
It is sinking still for, i'll the last year, Il
has sunk ca the average two inches and
the more you pile upon it, as a matter Of
course the more it will continue to sink
Then. besides al ills, here is New York
the great importing port Of this country,
where y cust9n-housc was bulk for 81 1O5 :
900, which answered all the purposes Of
the Government il 1912, while $3.50,
600 was expended on the custom house in
New Orleans. and s., 900 600 VII proba-
BY be demanded u complete it. And here
let me tell the gentleman that he is under
slight mistake when he Says that the New
Orleans custom-house is being built by con-
tract; and there again I refer him to the
report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
where it is stated, on page l54 that it is BE-
ing built BY the government
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
Temperance Lecture.

A Temperance meeting was held ct the
Hall Of the S. of T. on Tuesday night last
and several excellent addresses were deliv-
cred. Nm. II. Randolph, Esq, Of Mid
dlehrook, vas tie frst speaker, and thou gh
distrusting his own ability, certainly made
very effective per ,.1's-r address, which e.
'viilccdi talents of high order. He was
succeeded by Rev. Mr.. Brooke, Pastor of
the Methodist Church in this place, who
spoke earnestly and eloquently, and depict
ed in strong terms the evils of intemper-
ance. The Rev. gentleman paid a glowing
tribute to the talent and Intelligence Of our
;pcople-their Educational facilities and the
advantages they possessed, but deplored the
existence of the monster evil in Staunton.
He counseled the young to avoid the vortex
of degradation and misery into which SO
many had fallen. When he had concluded
Maj. j. B. Watts was called out-he spoke
in an animated manner, and gave startling
evidence against the great vice of the age.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
Tornado.

We understand that violent tornado Wis
ted portion Of our county last Monday
evening, extending from Long Glade TO
South. Mountain, distance Of 20 miles,
carrying dcselation in its track, in the pros
tration Of trees, fences, SC. The storm
seemed to hsyespen it's fury when it reach
cd the aeis bcrhood Of oar friend Mr. Geo.
Shreckhise, who lives about mile from
Mt. Sidney. A large f5wisser earn, belong
ing to Mr.. Shreckhise, was nnroofcd, a four
horse wagon and riding carriage carried
some distance by the furious element, and
almost completely Demolished. The shed
attached 70 the Barn was removed Ivy the
violence Of the storm, and carried at lea.t
100 yards. The man blcadth of the tor
nado, we understand, was ai5ol.t.a. mile. and
with the exception Of the presiatior1 d trees
and fences, We have heard Of nc aamar
other than that here mentioned.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
Mountain Plain Division. 40.

4 Division Of the 5. Of Z. under the a
bove title was instituted at Mediums Rive
on the 9th of March last, by Thos. NJ. Via
of Fidelity Division, 273, assisted by sew
ersl members frean Charlottesville TIL,
names Of the following officers have bee,
snnt us for publication:
pr. James Thornby, " ?.
b. /. Bailey, ". A.
J Curtis Taylor, RS.
b. W. Kidd, A. r. s.
7. S. Snyder, T. $.
c. c. Robertson, r..
j. IT, Robertson, G.
I. r. Pugh, A. G.
George NJ. Toombs, [. 8.
G. p. Toombs, @. 8.
James Thornby, L. D.
J. A. johnson, Chaplain.