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sYaFWel1's Atsa0 Dag Manufacsory,
Mos -, ~ and ie Wabash Avenue,
.-.-..ILLINtIS.
A6S AND SACKS of every description and
- variety, furnished upon the shortest notice,
~ D9iptsd with appropriate Brands.
SIMEON FARwKLL.
~ 1u8wsm prppfietof.
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G. Some men make queer use Of scriptu-
raj phrases occasionally. Tina . sssloas
minister, in one Of the eastern States, while
engaged recently in . revival, In The midst
Of IN earnest prayer, desired ssshs Lord to
pour down the oil Of salvation among u.
Pour il right down, and let it operated"
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~hARDWA1k
81 r.1 .r..a n1,..
\ ArsIex1pxaE a.
NOW RfCEIyIHG sS Il.
Hardware, Cutie ~ III -,
Which wi,hour present large stock, win !. axe q
fnest assortm snt 10 select from V bs
- found in the City. ssss :.
AND Is mn
- shs Country Trade, Dealers, Ma1e1 49, -
consumers generally, atthS
Lowess Maxkes RricsoS
A House mr. hing Good
ALSO, DEALERS IN
anrose 1hing Goods.
- Dizzy Aosxrs yoH
AMSrfeAn n 4 n nlacturera.
ExeluApts Agents fosihe sale Of
"Bus4en's" New Patent uorss shs>s,
"Pruyn Apdsgs bAws,
"Buekley'," Silver Rated ssa Britannia WAR,
s"R. II pease" Exolai4 Horse-Powers,
.srvov R.j1 r Hx2Hp QrYle
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L>ok SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-six Brick
Machines, complete and in good order. Each
Machine, ~i:h one horse, viii make S coo perfect
Brick Per ds, Al the Brick On the II udson River
ars made by similar machines. Address
MAURAN 4 GIBBS,
p. q. Box 2el2, Chicago, Ills.
nch30dlm-c. Rs
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Currency set HsceIveAs

The Metropolitan Bank Of New York and Su6olh
Bank Of Boston rejected, 1t the lstest datss, the
following New Rngiand and Nsv York banks, asd.
OF course they ass ct ssssivsd hsssi IN
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star Can1leo.
SO BOXES for sale very low for essh, BY
~ KELLOGG 4 BIR0E,
nsh3od3w BouSth-st.
Is. WAYLAND, NJ. y.
ARfICR IN Iowa Medical College. Rsaidcnccon
Nj fifth Street. between Morgan and High.
ESNDL13S variety Of Window Hhades Ct tie
II ssp9od CHEAP CASH ETOkH.
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n cw Jorsey Ramks,

Thompsou's BaRk Reporter, corrected b.
Thompson Brothers, furnishes tho annexed
list Of par Jersey Banks and the plaees o.
redemption:
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HUMBOLDT -
FIR lNsuR lance OMPANY.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. =
CASH CAPITAL
Two hundred Th0asanA DOllaYU -

0rlageRort Fire 4 marine 10s. Geo.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
CAPITAL AND SuRPLus, 1867 900 90.
Farmers MeehanAanpnsuraaee U0se
PHILAl Pa.
C.rnAL, %.
The above highly respd01 nies 4 ~
prepared to Inssrs teD9sy aoaiu
Iossor Damage y Fire.
- And Pay all Losses ProDpsly. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03
ETect of the aOutrages

The reliable Havana correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce states the following
facts in illustraton of the recent outrages of Br
fish gunboat cruisers upon vessels under the flag
of the United States: Messrs. C. - Brothers. Que
of the most reputable and substantial houses of
Havana, charterers of the American brig Charles
III Frost, Siliiman, MASTER, TO lead sugars at ga
qua la Graude for Philadelphia or Boston. desired
to ship few sacks of doubioons from Havana f II
Sagua by the brig, for the of their agents and
to meet the expenses of various vessels loading
there for their account The offices eff insurance
in Havana refused TO insure the money at any rate
OF premium: for the that If the brig should
chance TO be boarded by any Of the birds of prey
In these waters, the Buzzard, Kite or Styx. and
the money should be found on. board the brig, she
would be declared legal prize for that suspicious
circumstance, and sent to Jamaica for trial n, a
SLAYER while to insure justice and possession of the
ounces the officers, crew, coopers, &c, would be
landed ut some inconVenient point of the coast to
get to Havana or the United States as they could
This is one of the inconroniences to which VIC arc
subjected. The distance to Sagua is short bu,
the Offices will not take the risk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, June 2-Snate-Mr. Mason, irou'
the Committee on Foreign Relations reporter
resolution in favor of allowing Lieutenant Maury
to accept a gold medal from the Emperor oil Aus
tria -
Mr. Houston offered a substitute for the Mexican
protectorate resolutions, which was laid on the "a
ble
The appropriation bills were then taken up
The Senate discussed miscellaneous appropia
tions until adjournment.
Tfouse-The consideration of the Fort sneiiings
case was resumed. and the discussion contihuedoh
it until the previous question was ordered.
The House passed Senate bill giving Mrs. hern
don three wears pay, in attestation Of the galiahi
conduct of her husband. Il.
A resolution was adopted that the Investigation
of the Fort Smelling sale shows no cause TO I'M
peach the integrity of the Secretary OF war, Sa'
condemninp the management of the sale, aud dis
approving thereof.
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Lord Napier aad the 0AIbion. >,

1t vas hardy necessary to deny, rs the Wash.
ington correspondent of the New York Herald
does deny, that the insulting article upon the
right OF search which lately appeared in the New
York Albion, was written at the dctation, or with
the knowledge OF Lord Napier Such story mr.,
the face Of It 10 so absurd and improba able that IL
Is wonderful II received moments credencc -
The important interests Of the British missio. to
this country are generally confded TO gentlemen
OF some brains, A. well as sense Of propriety. We
doubt whether even Mr.. Champion could have com
mitted sueh an act. No one can possibly connect
Lord Napier with II, who, We again sny, know.
how to discharge his duty to his own sovereign,
aud, at the same time, to win the respect and
hdence Of the most democratic Of the sover.
eignsr TO whose capital he lis accredited.
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TIA slave Trade.

In An article on this snbjeet, the Philadelphia
North American states two leading facts of Inn
pcrtance: the rst that, with the conuvance Of the
Authorities In Cuba, the slave trade was In great
v.gor, and enjoyed aoarlshing business during
the year 1851 degree of activity scarcely less
than q had in lite palmiest days. Tho profits made
OF, single cargo Of slaves so great as to com
pensate Tor the loss of two ships out of three. aud
vet leave tempting masses Of gold to the proprie'
tors besides paying such bribes to the Spanish Of
fSista as serve to enrich officer In very short
tme A clear profit of eighty TO one hundred
aousand dollars on one cargo 10 not uncommon.
aud the facilities for landing at the minor ports OF
Cuba are improved instead Of diminished In the
last ten years The coast of Cuba swarms with
slsvers, and they arc as numerous now rs they
were when the slave trade permitted by all
nations, previous to 1905.
The next great point stated by the American IL
that those vessels are mainly American built, aud
attempt to sail under American colors Twenty
eight vessels of American build, sailing under our
Gag. and manned by a share Of Americans, were
captured on the coast of Africa by British cruisers
In the quarter closing wi h October last. All
these hailed from, and TO return to the coast
of Cnhs The failure of our own armament Of
eighty guns on the coast Of Africa to capture any
of the hundreds of slavers resortng there, is I'M
derssood TO mean that they have nothing to lear
and everything to gain by the purchase and EN-
ployment of American vessels. The principal
amount of capital employed is now owned at New
York, and from that city a number OF vessels are
every year fitted out and dispatched in this incra
tive trade. The Custom House authorities there
have sometimes detected and stopped these outfits
bat none have finally suffered the penalties OF the
law. some hook or crook enabling both capitaiis9
and commanding officer to escape. Even whefe
schooner is engaged in the regular west lnda
trade a sale aud outfit in Cuba is an easy thing.
and rather than lose voyage, or return 10 'he
North with an empty and not very valuable yes
se the sharp skipper prefers to sell out Tor gold
snd the honest looking craft heads for the coast OF
Africa.
We submit that this is state of things most
disreputsbie to the Free Soil States. Eighty to
hundred Thousand dollars a voyage is too much
for even their proverbial humanity! The South
has nothing to do with the slave trade. 1t Is the
enterprisng commercial marine of the North
which runs off negroes both from Africa aud Nir-
GINA They are the people who carry on by whole
sale both foreign and domestic piracy. Unless
these evil practices are relinquished, the South
NAV have to fit out a squadron at its own expense
for the purpose of putting some restraint upon the
commercial cupdty of the abolition towns.
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Willis and Fanny Fern"

According to paragraph which has already ap-
peared in this paper, Nathaniel p. Willis and his
sister, "Panny Fern" after an alienation of seven
years, have recognized" each other, which, con
sidering that they are brother and sister, was
very handsome thing on the part Of both of them.
In various sstery and spicy essays, Mistress Fern
has smoothed down the am rosiai curls of Nathan
lei. giving them occasional twist aud jerk that
might have walked less patient and exemplary
saint from the dead. We never could see any rea-
son for the acridity and vim with which Sister
Francis manipulated the feelings of her aectioDate
brother, who is certainly pattern of correct and
even elegant behavior, and a most amiabe crea
ture, far as it is given to outside world to
perceive. Ill-natured notions there may have
been that Nathaniel. albeit dove in general soci
ETY., and quite a nightingale in the bowers of 20
etry, became my steriously transformed into haw
when be hoped upon the charmed domestic perch
lie was even suspected of looking down with some
degree of shame, not to say scorn, upon the occu
patton of the worthy Boston mechanic who begat
him, and Of painfully endeavoring, by arraying
himself in the peacock plumage of ultra fashion
and fastening himself assiduously to the coat tails
of the upper ten,'' to to an atmosphere far
above the psbeisD currents his BIRTH But it is
an uuchari'able world and given to meddlns
~, the poetry of Nathaniel abounds with senti,
ments as shining as his uDexceptioDable boots
and which do honor to his seusibiiity and imagina
ton. Moreover, if man may not cut his father
and his sister, pray who may he take liberties
with, We trust that Fanny Fern" and her poet
brother may now become permanently reconcied
Both clever, indeed brilliant people, though we
confess that We like Fanny even better than Ma.
thaniel. with sIl her shrewishness and careless
displays of vuigarity which in her brother lie
carefully veneered over with elaborate imita-
tion of polished manners, she Is genuine woman
as well wit, affects to be that which che i.
not, is not ashamed of her lowy origin, but holds
with the Scotch poet,
THE rank is but the guineas stamp,
The mans the gold"
After all, Fanny has quite much genius as
Nathaniel, and is not bit more masculine than he
Is feminine Let them henceforth live in peace and
harmony, she iuvigoratng his gentle elegance
with her more robust iniueucesa and he tempering
with his dainty delicacy her Amazoniau energy
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Monaisur Reilly.

The French have diplomat Ia Central America
who rsjoices in the name OF Monsieur Belly. lie Ia
said TO be an oily, round bodied creature, as becom
eth his peculiar name We not surprised to learn
that he has been successful In bis intrigues in Nj
oaIagua, and has defeated the Csss Ysari treaty,
Neither Gen. Cass, Gen. Lamar nor Gen. Anybsdy
else, could possibly escape being swallowed whole
ey Ambassador Belly. Napoleon ought to have
appointed him Minister to Englaud, where his
nhe'aoas person would bave ensured general ap-
p'ooa'ion' add his name been aniverAal passport
10 toas. beef and plum pudding. We cannot con-
esise OF personags with such name, being. liz
the Doc do Maiikon, irritable or captions. or ne
~ likely 70 sacrifice substance to glory. The Inn,
pefiAi declaration that 'the Republic is Peace. .
.onia have ionnd suitable representative in
m'ns'sar Belly, The name IL suggestive Of MIA.
sidity, rspose, contentment, and a decided .rsfa
renee o. good feeding to hard aghting. As n l..
nohsear Belly regps supreme in Central America.
Nothing can carry him Oh ba, era,,ns ana cho,s-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

tbs SourHSRS LITERARY MESSENGER for June,
Il promptly issued, handsomely printed, and has
an Interesting chapter Of contents. With such
contribution to literature as each monthly number
Of the Messenger presents 1t deserves the general
support ofour people We have so often, 10 COM
mon with our contemporaries Of the Virginia
press, commended the Messenger to the public,
that We can only add IL must be read to DO appre-
cated. aud that 1t speaks best for itself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

THRsrRx--Addsess on The Dramd.-Though there
is a varied bill at the Theatre tonight, the chief
attraction is the Address on she Drama, to be deli
vered by Mr.. Bass. That experienced actor is "a
miiar with many Of the theatrical incidents, at
tendapt upon the representation Of the drama in
this city in times gone by and can bring TO the
minds of our old stagers many pleasing reoolfcc
tons. To the younger portion of the audience, II
will be no instructive and amusing history of the
past. Mr.. Bass also appears in a comedy, and Mas
ter Stewart In an Irish drama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

FOREIGN MAns-The foreign mails by the Ham.
monia contain nothing of interest. The last
European complication" is the position Of France
towards Belgium, and at Brussels the prospect of
French invasion is a familiar topic of discussion.
The commercial news will be found elsewhere.
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Foolish OLD MAS.-The Morristown Tersev
man learns that Mr.. Isaac Van Duyne respecta-
BILE farmer, in good circumstances living near
NoDtsille, Morris county. committed suicide by
hanging on Wednesday. lie very much oppos
ed to his daughters receiving the attentions of the
young man who was waiting upon her, and threa
iened selt-destruction on two or three occasions
uuess she dismissed him. 1t was, however re-
garded as freak. and no attention was paid to it
by the fanny. Ga the day mentioned, he went to
ueighbors. about two O'Clock, and handed him
Key, saying that it was key to a trunk containing
his papers, aud he wished him to keep it, The
~ iIhbor refused to receive the key and Van
Duyne threw it at his feet, going away at the same
time. Some two hours afterwards he was found
hanging by the neck in his barn, dead. He was
about fifty years old.
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"The Oatrages. In England.

Ina few days we shall hear the effects Of the
tidings from the Cult In England We are greatly
mistaken II the English government do not
promptly apologize for the conduct Of their off,
GERS In the Gulf Certainly, the British people
cannot desire war with america, which is In
evi,ssle, unless the acts OF their officers In the
Gulf are disowned. and the exercise Of search and
visitation relinauished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

MEMS | LINENSl 1874 Linen beet
al inss: s's and - PILLOW Linens. irish Linens Of
all Qualities. Just received.
JeI nHTLE3 A CqTNFRy
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r OST-A Mosaic BREASTPlN, o.ack
IL GROUND. with ros, and rose bud. A suitable
reward will be paid for 1t if left at this ONCE.
ie ate
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aS-WHo WANTS A PREsgNr--or rather, who does
not want one? The GIFT DO1K STORE. at No 81
Main street. is still open, and rapidly disposng q
both Books and PRESENTS and it is not strang that
they do so brisk business. for there you buy a
Book land they have all knds) at the usual retail
price. and get with it an ee CANT present worth in
many cases ten times the amount paid for the Book.
Call at So Main street. 1t
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MAHINu iHrHLLI2EQGa
fort Of Richmond, June I'd -Rrgh Water 91& D

fort Of Richmond, June ID High Water 90 zen
ARRIVED,
Schr James Baker, Wilson, Rockland, line, L. Lib
by.
Schr Broadheld. Fisk, New York, sugar ard mo-
lasses, l.. N. Webb q Co.
schr saco, May hew, New York, ice, D. King Go
SAILED
Schr Galleso, Smith. New York, mdze D. & W.
Currie
fchr w 7 Hendren Dick York river. mdZe.
schr John Griffith, James, Norfolk via Port
Walihsll. coal, W. d. COiquitt Co.
ALBANY, n. Y. May 81 Arrived. schrs o II.
Booth Ber2her, Cermont Va, and Isaac Lombard,
Lynes, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

HE.vY Losses A recaptulation of the damage
done by the recent hail storm in the vicinity of
fredericksburg Va, estimates the loss to be $780,
coo. Over 500 600 bushels of wheat were destroyed,
within a length of ten aud breadth of three
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

~ ordained by the Council Of the City Of Rich
rnopd that the Cole tor of the City Taxes shall an
nuaI give notice in at least four of the daily news
papers of the city for fifteen days prior to the IF
dali IT, between the hours of O'Clock, A. NJ. and
o'clock p, NJ from the 18th TO the 30th of june in
elusive, for the purpose of receiving from any per
son charged with city tax's the whole or one half
of the amounts of taxes charged dedncting from the
whole amount OF one half as the case may be, ten
per centum thereon.
"The Collector shall, in like manner, give notice
for fifteen days prior IL the 18th ut December. that
he will attend at his Office daily, between the above
mentioned hours from the 18th to the 3Ist OF De-
ceber inclusive for the pgrpose of receiving from
any person who has already paid one half only Of
the city taxes charged to him. the remaniG halt,
eeducting from sucb half ten per cent thereon"
In pursuance OF the above amended ordinance,
passed January lith 1855, will attend at the Col
lectors uiue the City Hail. from the 18th n the
3Uh of Juue for the purpose of receiving taxes as
above directed. JULIUS A. HUBSUN,
je PIN Collector of City of Richmond.
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For THE PEyITBNTI'RY.-J. Walters, charged
with breaking into the house Of Mr.. A. Armstrong
has been convicted be fore the Circuit Court Of
Spotsylvauia co, Va, and sentenced to the Peniten
tiary for five wears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

AMERICAN VESSEL BURNr.-The Phppix, Captsip
lloxie, that arrived Liverpool on the 18th, from
Mobile, reports that on the l1th she fell in with
the ship Grand Duchess Of Boston from New York
TO Liverpool which sailed from the latter port for
her destination on the 18th Of April. The Grand
Duchess was then on fire, and in a most dangerous
and critical position, regards not only the ship
herself but her passengers and crew. The ship
was totally consumed: passengers and crew saved
by the Phen dix.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

DAMAGES RECOVERED Mrs. Il. r. Moore has re-
covered $4,000 damages from the corporation OF
Petersburg. Va, for bodily injuries sustained by
stepping into hole which had been left around
one of the city lamp posts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

VIRGINIA MILITARY TSsTITUTE.-Judge Newton of
Virginia, ha, accepted invitation to address The
Literary Societies If the Virginia Military Insti-
tute on the Bird of July next; on the same day Mr..
Samuel Garland, Jr of Lynchburg, will address
the Society OF Alumni OF the Institute The Board
of Visitors are TO meet on the Oath instant, to ex
anime tho different classes. consider the applica
lions and make appointments for the coming year
The graduating exercises take place on the 5th of
Jrly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

ersrr foaT bwAFrge.--The bids for the loan of
s2'6,0Oo. Authorized by the extra session of the
Legislature OF Michigan, were opened on the Goth
ultlruo, and the loan awarded at an average of
something over one per cent. premium. The az
gresAfe amount of the bids reached 1888. 0GO. and
the premiums on the amount Of the loan amount
To something over 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

The report Of the firm action of our government
with respect 70 the late naval agg ressons, was re-
ceived with JOY In Cuba. ~
Thomas y. Mosby, clerk In the ComptrolIer,s
Once, OF Tennessee was arrested In New 0rlaans
last week, whittier he had fed CHARGED win ssea,
Cation. $500 ''a'-
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Commercial Failure, &c.
OF TIE RICHMoND DAILY DISPATCH.

DANyILLE, Va, May So 1865.
Our town has been rather in a state of excite
ment for the last few days Mr.. Genus iIuudley,
of the firm of iIundley Co.. after raising all the
money he could get, bought a negro girl and left
here last Monday week, saying be was going to
Richmond to buy goods and sell the girl He
leaves wife and some five or six children. The
whole community deeply sympathise with her ard
her little ones. Your city and Petersburg will
suffer; but | am in hopes not much, as his largest
creditors in your city have taken ,ut attachments
upon all his property. His partners, l under
stand, have made an assignment, and from all
can learn. if his brothers had remained at home
they could have paid out. Genus was the active
partner. aud his brothers, the senior partners
paid very little attention to the business.
WHIT
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Destructive FREsHET.-Lewis county, Va on the
oath nit. visited by destructive freshet sweep
ing everything before it. The damage sustained
by the food il estimated at least SIS, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

NEW UAvFS-At the municipal election in New
Haven on Monday, the Democrats elected their
candidate for Mayor and oil the other city officers
and carried three OF the six wards. An Indepen.
dent Democrat was also elected in one other ward
N opposition 70 thu reenlar Democratic candidate
The opposition rn'ted on q ''citigeps ticket" The
majority fer Mayor vas hjl.
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THE DISPATCH.
THURSDAY MoRNlNa........ JUNE g. -
NOTaoE 40 ADvnRrasEns.

Advertisements for the DrspsscH must be handed
by sir s'clcek IN The afaerwona in order 10 appear
the next day The heavy pressure Il advertisements
upon the columns OF our paper, will not admit Of
their reception after The hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

BEWARE OF TooTH PowDERs.-Two scamps have
sold Ia Waterbury, Conn.,, several dollars worth Of
a splendid article OF tooth wash" which turns out
TO DO chiefly nitric acid and oil of cleanno
the teeth not only off but out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

FRosr.--In the towns 10 the vicinity of Boston
another rather severe frost experienced upon
the lower grounds on Sunday night, which, il il
stated, about flushed the tomato plants and other
tender vegetables.