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Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-10
Dissolution,

'ns M FIRM OF HUDSON, EILERMAN & co. is
Hudson ,uay dissolved by mutual CONSENT Geo. b.
the having sold his entire interest in the firm to
win cona,lng partners, WILL. & d. Ellerman-who
name nnue ane the business as heretofore, under the
will nsn Gnu u, Style OF HENRY EILERMAN CO., who
coiaa sh the Indebtedness Of and are authorized to
Go. AOnies uue the hrm Of Hudson, Eilerman d
GEO. b. HUDSON,
II. EILERMAN.
ry svilo B. EILERMAN
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-10

STAGES LEAVE DAILY FOR
and Yreka ' '' W ' ~
,Ia HIsegon @ House, Keystone, Fosters Bar, Campton
'nsS ana Downievlle.
vaIa ~ Ranch, Rough and Ready, Grass Valley, Ne
and San Juan 1o'
FIAT a house, Lynchburgh, and 0phr, Thompson's
~ ~ warden Ranch, and Bidwell's Bar
Ranch nvle Brownsville, and Forbestown, N York
sea-, HUrolewa, Columbus House, Rabbit Creek and
long Bar and Parks Bar,
clocl 4 'or sacramento at o'clock A.. NJ and o.
cisco NJ daily, and arrive in time for the San Fran
GEO. r. THOMAS
Nm Gsneral Superintendent at Marysville
or rassengers securing their seats will be called
VI AZ any part OF the city feb11-mv
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-10
Hark! the bell

Hunk IN6 DeTI
Tolls out the midnight hourl How gloriou.
And yet how lonely is the face of things
AT this still hour of musings Vale and hill
And plain, and stream, and lake and ancient
wood
Glow in the distance, and Religion rests
Upon them like mantle, o. | love
On ewes like this to kneel in solitude
AT natures shrine. The gentle dews that
bathe
My brow, seems Gods own baptism, and
each voice
That speaks in mystic eloquence from sky,
And air and earth, and ocean, calls the SOU
70 mingle with the holiness of heaven.
g. d. Prentice
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-10
NJ L K CHANTS HOTEL,

TTN5EgS Old ESTABLISHED HOUSE, IN ORDER TO
L meet the demand upon its increasing business,
has recently been enlarged by the addition of
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-10
vILLE CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TO- 1853.
DAILY DEMOCRAT DAILY DEMOCRAT
A Sabbath Ni9I,,

| love this holy time. The forest leaves
Beneath the noiseless dews are bending low
And family glowing in the starlight pale,
As if the visions that come DER their sleep,
Were of the spirit land. The mountain pine
Has hushed its melancholy music now,
The weary winds are slumbering in the
heavens,
Or keeping sacred vigils on the cloud
Far glimmering in the sunset-all is still,
Save that the distant waves are murmurina
low,
Like lost angel mourning his sad lot
Of exile from the blessed
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-10
I1Oo'
W. A. CAMPBELL q co.

N.B-We have disposed Of our butcher business to
Ii. Harris, who will continue the business at our old
stand. We hope the patronage which has been so
literally bestowed on us will be extended to our sue
cessor, who will always keep the most choice Meats
Vegetables nd Family Groceries, that the market af-
fords, on hand,
oc2-1m w. A. CAMPBELL 60.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-10
DISSOLUTION.

TUJHE copartnershp heretofore existing between the
undersigned has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent aud all persons knowing themselves in
debed to us will please call and settle immediately
They will be found at the old stand.
Marysyc, Oct. lst, lSos: ,,,,,n,,,
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For one year, (per mai $Iz UU
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ors than six lines, first insertion 49, each subsequen
sD.ertlon Al So When advertisements are inserted
intervals each insertion will be charged the first
For half square of six lines or more than three, first
insertion $2 each subsequent ST. For three lines
or less first insertion 81 so. Monthly advertisements
Of one square of ~ lines, $40. When changed at the
end nf each month, extra charge will be made
For hafa square of six lines, and more than three
lines, per month"; 81. For three lines per month So.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-10
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

unpublished every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns of reading matter. The aim of
the publishers will be to make it a good paper and
suitable Offering for friends in tn Atlantic States
TERMs-$5 per annum; SO for six months; 50 for
three months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-10
PUBLISHED DArLY( MONDAYS rxcEpTED) BY
A. S. RANDALL & co.

As RANDALL, 5. B. CHRISTIAN, ]. F. whitaker,
a w BLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
JOHN r. RIDGE.
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A MARRYING WoMAS-There lie very nice. gen.
teei young lady in Peoria, Illinois, who in twenty,
one years has been married three times On each
occasion of her marriage she was united to n man
younger than herself, and the last time to one
who was twenty-three years her junior She lived
happy with the first, unhappily with the second.
but prefers the last. At the age of twenty she was
welded to a man aged nineteen, with whom she
lived six years At the age of thirty she married
man Of twenty, with whom she lived only two
years. After lapse of nearly nine years of 'ssnze
biessedness," at the end of which time she we.
forty years old, she married again. aud in this
instance. capped the climax, the man she married
being only eighteen years DID, her prcsen. husbs I'D
with whom she has lived very happily for two
years. II he is cousiderate young man. he will
die soon. and give the widow chance TO look up
somebody else.
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There we're 42o deaths in New York last week

Gen. Denver refuses it is said, to withdraw his
resignation as Governor of Kansas.
The real and personal estate of the Bay State
Mills Corporation Is advertised for sale at Law.
renee on Wednesday, the n til inst.
]. III. Headiey, author of "Sacrel PlainsD and
other interesting works, died at Buffalo, last Tues
day.
Kate Saxon, who formerly played at Bur.on's
Theatre, N. Y, is acting at the Lyceum Theatre in
London, and is favorably spoken Of
The dome of the Capitol is at a stand still, Mr..
Walters having refused to furnish any plaus
if they are TO be subjected to notifications by
Capt. Meigs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

E1- CHEMISTS have ascertained that an alloy can
be composed Of certain proportions of tin lead and
bismuth, which will melt at a temperature lower
than 2l2 degrees OF course. q teaspoon made of
such alloy would be of little service at breakfast
time, unless Betty, the maid, had special directions
as to the temperature of the tea urn fusible al
10y somewhat similar. is used in making copies of
Medals by the Electrotype process We had some
ftars upo the subj jtct, not precisely knowing at
what limits all the metals might feel inclined to pre-
serve their stability. But, notwithstanding the
late hot weather, we are alb to announce that the
stock of rev and elegant JOB Type lately received
at the DIsPArCH JOB OFFICE, still retains its sodity
and beauty and is ready ever for the service of
our thousand and one patrons.
H-FArRsANKs ScALEs.-A UNI. form standard of
WeIshrs and correct system Of weight Dg are sub
jects claiming the attention Of every individual in
the community.
correct Scale is inst art ter between buyer and
seller aud it is of the utmost importance that an in
strument 90 universally called upon to decide qucs-
lions of great value in the daily aad hourly trats
actions Of business should be of such reliability and
erac,scss as TO secure the con- dence If oil tease scho
ray be affected by the results Indicated. and to obtain
such buy FairDank g. which. for the last twenty five
years. has been fully tested. sAi universally ac-
knowledgsd superior to any other made. They can
only be had In Richmond of CLARksON. ANDER.
SON 90. No l06 Main street. who are sole agents
and will deliver at short notice
Weigh Lock Scales
RAILROAD Track Scales
Railroad Depot Scales
Hay and Cattle Scales,
and who keep constantly on hand
Wheat and Hopper Scales
Dormant Warehouse scales
Rolling Mill Scales
Wheebarrow scales
Portable Platform Scales
Platform Caanter Scales
Grocers, Scales
Even Balances, and
Druggist scales - ll--dIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

EXTRAORDINARY SCREW SFEAMING.-By the Arago
We notice the arrival of the steamship City OF
Baltimore. of the Liverpool, New York and Phila-
ieiphia Steamship Company's line. at Z, P. NJ. on
the 19rh September, having made the passage from
New York to Liverpool in ten days two hours from
dock to deck, or nine days twenty-three hours
from Sandy Hook to Bell Buoy. The City of Bal
timore left New York at noon on 9th September,
and for two days encountered dense f'g. which d >
syed her considerably. but from llth TO 10th, for
eight successive days. she averaged the extraordi
nary speed of three hundred miles per day. and
has made without question the shortest passage
ever made across the Atlantic by any screw steam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

STRANGE SoENE.-An Z. s. naval officer, writing to
New York paper a description of the terrible
storm which occurred off the mouth of the Chinese
river Pei-Ho, notes singular incident:
The days following,our feelings were shocked by
the emerging of French seamen and marines from
their deep watery beds, who bad been killed or
wounded in he recent storming of the forts at
the month of the Pei-Ho. They were sewed up 10
black canvass, and then cast into the sea, where
they rested till the gale disturbed the water to
the bottom, and they rose again. Floating hither
and thither, and keeping their heads just above
the water, they seemed reluctant to go back to
their dark watery beds, and asked for liberty
awhile longer to look upon the fair sky and bright
sun, and live among men. But it could not be,
and they sunk again as if forsaken of their last
frin
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Acou1rryn--Tbs trial of Martha Nor

AcQuITrED.--The trial of Martha Morgan, g Young
widow, called by the letter writer's handsome for
the murder of Alexander Allen, constable In
johnson Co., N c., has resulted in her acquittai-
The prisoner wasp poor but "proverbally honeet .
and the officer was levyipg on her little stock OF
worldly goods, q duty which he accompanied with
some harsh words to the poor woman. She siezed
shot gun and killed him, and was acquitted, moro
by sympathy than strict Justice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

TIE PRIZE FIaHTERs-The prize fighters, Heenan
and Morrissey, have goneto Buffalo to make ready
for their encounter. to take place somewhere in
Canada, on the Goth inst Heenan went through
Rochester on last Friday evening, and Morrissey
Saturday morning. Cue Of them will cross into
Canada from Buffalo. The ground of the fight has
no doubt been selected by the parties, and will be
made known In time TO enable many to see 1t. II
is possible that more steamers will go out
from ,ufalo, and perhaps none on board, save one
in q boat, will know where the steamers are to
land.
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gS- TEE Frrra AxsUAL EXHIBITION

cF EaE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE For TIE FRO
NOTION or TIE MECHANIC ARTs.--Fhe now and spa
Cons hail OF the Institute, 9th street. between
Main an4 Franklin. Richmond, Va, will he opened
for the reception Of goods oe MONDAY, the iith
dsy of October, and the sXHI8ITtON will be for
raaIls opened On WEDNESDAY evening, October
the 10Th. - ~ @
State o! Virginia, wel as the country at large,
are iuvited 30 avail themselves Of the opportunity
thus afforded 10 display thei taste and skill in the
collection about TO be maze.
Tho splendid hall aAd builing Of the Institute
will afford accommodation sufficient 80 make most
attractive display of MachiGery. tpr which abun-
dant motive power will bo furnished, well as of
articles Of and interest, OF whatever class
description. which may be exhibited by those en-
gRgesi in manufacturing pursuits
The Board of Managers earnestly invite the &C
tive cD-operatiJn OF the Bi< haUics ana Industrial
classes throughout the country in Contributing TO
the important oalect in view and would also
press their acknowledge TO the iaiIes for their
int resting contributions 70 the preceding exhibi-
tiOns. and wound respectfully invite them 10 re
neNai of contributions IN order that the display IN
toe Female Department OF Industry mag prove en-
inentY worthy OF American temGie talent
AUy Information in reference To matters of detail
will be promptly given, on application, or by &d
dressing JAS ID Brow ne, Chairman OF the Committee
exhibition 9th street, next 10 the Hall OF the H.
titute. au 21-2awtlstotdtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

New DIET Cooked cucumbers are said TO be
as good ss cooked egg plants. Here is the way to
do them up for table Hse:-"Take a full grown GU
cumber, ripe but still solid, and slice it thinthat
IL, not over quarter of an inch tnick-and dip
the slices In foar batter 30 as to coat them; fry
10 very hot lard and plenty of it, mot in CREASED
skillet and eat them hot, and see II cucumbers
are not eaable. Slices of fat pork, treated 10 the
same way, are good accompaniment. In both
cases the batter should be cooked of an even light
hrorv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

SwINpLEp.-John Parish, an agei gentleman on
is way to Virginia. fell in at Montgomery, Ala,
on Friday with fellow who pretended TO be an
engineer on the Montgomery and West Point Rail-
road and was By him .windled out of all the money
in his possession, (about 500 and a carpet sack
containing his clothing, under pretence Of putting
them in a safe place for him, while be (the pre-
tended engincer) promised to procure for him q
free passage ticket the place of his destination
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

Two DEATHS FROM ONE MUKDER-The case Of Ia.
cobi, the Pittsburg wife murderer, is to he tried
next week. As there was some doubt as TO the
manner in which the deceased met her death the
body was exhumed, and bullet found embedded
in the brain. Jacobs sister, who resides i'm Ger.
many, being informed of the murder, and also
that her brother bad been executed, was so fear.
fully agitated that she Immediately expired
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- ARTIFICIAL TEETH-THH

U11YYRCHEOPLASTIC CPROCESS.-G. W. JONB0.
DENTIST having purchased half the axclussve riohtlr
the above mode Of making TEETH. and after sstN0
@ 1ls Sad pfa" 'ls m sn,srs XII ~ -
saperior1ty over the gold. silver and piatina me-
thod, can, therefore, with confidence, recon mend y
TO all whe may desire fall partial sets Of testlg
and especially to stieh as nnay b dissatssed -
those they using In this process, all Of Ne
objections to the gold plate are removed-the sue
ton being peSset secures comfort and stoblv 70 the
fit, and the Sesih being embedded In the metal. the
fsod is excluded from under or between then; they
are. therefore, cleaner. smoother and in every re-
spect better 1t consequence OF the perfect sdspte
tion of the plate to the mouth, and the sustioa
thereby secured, he can insert one or more tseth
sithopt clasps. and in all eases guarantee perfect
and satisfactory. Mt
hsmeihod having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and sonth. testimonials viii be given. and
specimens exhibited, te any who may desire t0 ~
them. he old plates Of those Wishing - exchange
the old method for the new, will BE- taken in part
pay. win OF course, make teeth ON the cid ned
Tor those who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and tsstA
extracted by electricity for those who wish is
0fhce opposite Cerinthian Hall. ssN-sn
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SESGULAR.-A few weeks since, says the New Or
leans Crescent,we mentioned as a singular crcum-
stance the marriage of German widow, in the
third district to her fifth husband-not one of the
previous four having outlived his wedding a year
Well, few days since, the fifth husband took the
yellow fever. He died. and On Friday he was
buried.
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL

ROAD.-NOTICE TO C0NTRACToRS.-Sealed
proposals viii be reCived by the undersigned until
ths 10th Of November next, for the Graduation aud
Masonry Of tie first fifty miles Of the above road
west towsrds Cumberland Gap The pro6Ies and
plans upon the above named distance can be 1t
the Office OF the Chief Engineer, In the town Of Al
give ali necessary explanations in regard thereto
The line is divided into about mile sectors In
she above distance there will be earth to move
amounting TO about $4,000 yards of loose and hard
rock about oI3 600 yards Of mortar masonry. 2st0o
perches Of dry drains, y o0c perchss.
tate In their bills what am.snt Of stock they are
willing 10 take, ia part payment tor their work.
Addr4s q the undersigned ut Abingdon. Va.
se a,-dtd WI JHAWKINs 4 Co.
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FROM UTAH.-Iutelligence hiss been received
from Salt Lake City to the 11th September There
IS no news OF importance. A search for the Ter.
ritorial Library has been made, but unsuccessful
ly. Snow had begun to fall in the Territory, and
several cattle in the mountains had perished from
cold. The army had moved into winter quarters.
Gen. johnson had assigned the command to Lieut..
Colonel Smith, aud himself entered upon the
duties of Commandant of the Department of Utah
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LsSxxEAIzss.
NWAN u CO.'S LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT
SWAN g. co.
CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
IkTERKEIPTlDN.
SWAN 81 CO.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE Us dkUhGlkl

The late attempt oinjure our Firm has shown that
OUR L0TTERIE5 ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
That our Prizes are PAID DPUNCrUALLYl and that
our Schemes are MUhE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the worldi
The following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN
4 CO., Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery in
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for Octo-
ber, 1858, at UGusTA, Ga, in public, under the
superiptendence OF Commissioners.
CLASS 80 draws on SATURDAY, October 2. 1885,
GLASS 80 draws on SATURDAY, October 9, 1855.
CLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, october 10, 1858.
GLASS IS draws on SATURDAY, October 20, 1885,
GLASS 80 draws on SAIUkDAI, ! Y ecsober 81, 1883.
UN THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUI1Bk6S.
50OG0 TICEErSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIaHTY-FIYE PRIZES!
EeaFsp I'sae Prise to Epsry NtT.e Takes.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMki
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SPECIAL notice..
kaS~ CAKPETINGs.

lag" CARpETINGs.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
MATS,
BOOKING,
BRASS STAIR PLATES
TABLE oil CLOTHS
COCOA NAT fNGS,
PIANO CUVERS
SILVER PLATED and
BRASS rU non
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II. M. e. VALoRoUs The Albion announces that
the British war steamer Valorous Is almost hourly
expected at New York, having been ordered to re-
ceivs Sir Gore Ousely and convey him to Central
America. The Valorous is commended by w. c.
Aldham, was one of the telegraphic squadron, is a
paddle.wheel steam frigate aud carries sixteen
puna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

CoNGREssNEa REroyfsArED. - Reckoning two
members for the third district in Ohio, there have
been 7s members of tho present House of Repre-
rentatipes rsuominated Republicans, 40; Aner-
cars, 3; AntiLeeompton democrats, z; ADMINISTERS.
tton denocrats,2 %.
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IHE STARS AND CARRIERS OF THE pREss.-The Lon.
don Times, in an able article on the power of the
press says thar the potency of newspaper lies in
the TACT thatit is newspaper, aud not sheet OF
tales and essays. ''The public press," says the
Times "has purchased its right to express its opin.
ions the facilities which it has given every man
for forming his own" As to the favors which the
press can confer, the Times says:
What is the Red Eagle the Legion of Honor to
paragraph OF praise which is repeated ia hundreds
OF daily, weekly and monthly sheets, and makes
slme humble name household word from Corn rail-
TO shetland, in Toronto and Melbourne,in Calcutta
and Hong Kong?"
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LESSON TO PRrsrERs. Andrew kessecker. the
compositor who set the first type IN what Is nov
the State OF Iowa. 10 worth $5000o He located st
an early day in Dubuque, stuck to his business,
never atramped.p and now reaps the reward of pie
steadiness Of purpose In an Independent fortune:
plie. however stil setsss compositor In the Tmes'
Office. Indianapolis citisen.
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THE GALLONS CBEATED.-Dauiel Deyine. of St,
Louis, who, in attempting to bite of, in the dark,
the nose of bis wife, made mistake and bit off
the nose of his daughter, beautiful child of five
years, has been sentenced to two years in the
State prison,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

SosS OF MALTA.-The supreme council of the
Sons of Malta met in New York yesterday. The
council consists of two delegates from each State
This society, it is stated dsbursed $50 900 in char
ity last year.
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Ees~ MATrREssEs,
Dpnl ynuNaEa ka

EEfS
BEDS, LOUNGES, 10.
he subscriber has on hand aud makes to order
CuALED HAIR, MOSS anu SHUCK III MATTRESS 4
Es; FEATHER BEDS, B JLSTEkc and PILLOWS;
SOFA BEDS; LOUNGES. OTTJMANs, sfcot4s,
DC. Also,
IRON BEDSTEADS.
UMBRELLA STASDS and CHAIRS.
UPHOLSTERY WORK
OF every description done in the best style and up
Oh reasonable terms
JOHN REGNAULT.
le2 Main street,
seN-Im sqrqre above new Custom House.
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N. Y. Steamship Co, have contracted with Wm. H.
Webb for the building OF a new steamer, to be
about 100 tons larger than the Jamestown, aud to
be ready to take her place ON the line by the first
OF June next.
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TIE CoMET.-On Saturday night, according to
Prof. Bonds calculations, the comet, which has
been increasing in beauty aud magnificenee for
some nights past was at its nearest poiut to the
earth aud at its utmost brilliancy to human eyes,
Its distance from Us is now about forty i've mil.
lions OF miles, and its train about fifteen millions
OF miles in length. The moon, which is now in
its first quarter, will interfere with the bril-
liant evening exhibitions Of the comet.
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LARss SALE or PRoPERTI--The Virginia Iron
n lie, at Wheeling, Va, were sold the other day
to A, Wilson Kelley, one ofthe former propretors,
for $50 900. The purchase includes come sixty Or
seventy houses, sems OF them OF brick. This mill,
with the other buildings connected thsrewith,
cust II 600.
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CHANGE OF TRADE.-It is q remarkable fact that
the Cleveland market is sending grapes to Cincin-
natl, the crop at the latter point having proved
failure owing to the fogs and mildews engender-
ed by the extreme wet and heat of the past season
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RoBBfRy AT wedding Ia Montgomery, Ala
Rev. dr. Festsr, Who perfoimed the csremony, was
hsd retired 70 sleep.
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Corros SEED OLA Galveston paper Of the 18th
uit., says: ave learn that French vessel, called
the Diosnia, Is nov due at this port for the pur-
nose AZ ffakinY cargo of cotton seed to France for
the purpose afmaking It into oil. There Is nearly
cargo of the seed now 1t Harrisburg Other
vesssls are expected TO follow. TO be also loaded
with cotton seed. This trade in cotton seedh
promising to bccoms Of great importance TO the
State.n t4s@4 e.