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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26


The Presidents Receptioa-Dr BeltOaO's Lee
ture-lHe Washington Acqueduct-Ameri-
can Grape Culture.
WAsnlNGroN CIrY, March "a, 1858.
The Presidents reception last night was very
numerously attended by the representative tai
ent and beauty of the nation, and of foreign
courts. The Leyees of the bachelor President
and his young maiden niece seem to be quite as
popular as those of preceding occupants of the
White House
DR. Bellows Lecture at the Smithsonian In
Stitute, last night, WAS on the subject of Eluca-
ton. lie advocated the universally of educa
ton, both in regard TO time aud locality He
does not believe in education being exclusively
ancient or modern, European or American,
Northern or Southern, but liberal and universal,
combining the experience, progress, and i'm
prevent of all ages and ali nations. In regard
TO the young American" objection to the study
of dead languages he said that they being the
channels through which all ancient history and
experience comes down to us, and the roots from
which sprang the most elegant modern langua-
scS, their study was indispensable to the accouI-
pliShed modern scholar.
1t may not be uninteresting to Your readers,
particularly the contracting portion of them, for
us to simply state that on and after the 10th of
April, until noon of the llth of May, proposals
will be received for the completion, either in
whole or part, of the Washington .Acqueduct,
according to plans and specifications to be kept
IN exhibition Mt the office of the work in this
ton of the dam across the Potomac, at the Great
Falls; building of gate houses; completion of
masonry bridges; waste wierS; building diStrib
uting reservoirs completion of conduit; furnish
ing cast iron pipe; building of two iron pipe
bridges: laying pipes from the distributing res
eryoir to the Navy Yard and other principle es-
adjustments of Washington City; building of
high service reservoir in Georgetown; and sup
ply of cement, sand, brick, stone, and all other
materials.
Mr.. II, C, Williams, who was last fall dis
patched By the Agricultural Bureau of the Patent
Office to make explorations in Western Arkan-
sas, part of the Indian Territory, and Northern
Texas, for the purpose of obtaining information
respecting the indigenous grave vines Of that
region, aud making collections of the same, has
returned and brought with him cuttings Of nu-
merous varieties OF the native grape found by
him. These cuttings have been plaeed in prop
er hands here for sprouting, with view 10
their future distribution in such way will
be most likely 10 ensure their propagation. OF
these grapes the "WaShitan variety is considered
the best, both for wine and the table.
VRGINIUS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

HoN. Bill MoNTGONERY' SPEEoH.-A large
space is taken up in the congressional Globe,
with Hon. Bill Montgomery's Anti-Lecompton
speech. 1t is one of great power, and we do
not wonder that the Washington letter writers
speak in high terms of its effect upon the House.
Montgomery, whatever may have been the
shortcomings of his past days, seems determin-
cd, now that the people of his district gratified
his ambition by sending him to Congress. to
play the partsof a man. We give him the more
credit for the stand which he has taken, from
the generally received belief that strong infIu--
ences were brought to bear on PENNSYLVANIA
members, to do and vote other than he has done.
The following extract seems like a rebuke to
some such influences.
have attempted the discharge of my humble
duty in a feeble way, with singleness of heart
and purity OF purpose. would rather have
the confidence and respect Of those amongst
whom began the journey of life, and who have
never wavered in their devotion, nor faltered in
my support, than to win the smiles of power or
the glittering honors of i'll gotten place. I am
now, and have been from the beginning OF this
controversy, the steadfast and unwavering friend
OIL compromises and Cancellation. If have Spo.
ken boldly, 1t was because felt deeply. III 7
have iearlessly laid bare the monstrous ieforIni
ties OF the LecomptOn constitution, It was that
my fellow members might be the more ready
10 AID IN adopting some honorable and satisEac
tory scheme by which these unjust provisions
might be corrected and adjusted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
CnEOPLAsTGC PROCESS.
An Improvement IN Mechanical Dentistry.

DIR. G. w. MOORE would respectfully
lsl4H3ie inform the citizens of Wheeling and the
UIfYTA public generally, that having just
4-1-1-[ from baltimore, where from personal it,
structiOn from the Patenee Dr. A. BlAndy and from Dr.
Church, late Demonstration Mechanical
Baltimore Dental College, aud having purchased the right
to the above named Improvement, he Is prepared
to introduce his patrons this method in the
Of Dentistry This sTpasses the old Prac
tice, in the folio wing particulars:
1st absolutely accurate the
consequently to the mouth.
2 As spaces left for the OdEmcnt OF food the
this work Is remaEl able its cleanliness
81 Partial sets, from full SET be inserted
with perfect without the clasps springs
which destructive to the natural organs ought
be dcountendHced by operator regarding the good
Of his patients.
4th In point Of strength it superiority
all other methods.
5th Prom its adaptation Hight in proportion
to its weight.
The public are invited TO call and Specimens.
DR.. NJ. has purchased the exclusive right
Wheeling and also authorized to sell rights for Ohio
Virginia.
l5fee tie " E. CaurcA, Czap1ias Street, cent?.
bheekinp- nlh24-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

RED WAMUSESM IN TAZwELL CoUNTY.-Away
down in some of the back, and out of the way
regions in this, our blessed State, they have a
way of doing things which is altogether re-
freshing.
The Tazewellians, or squatters and jewellers
in Tazewell county. are lustrous specimens of the
sui geaeris. Disdaining ali the trammels and
trappings of civilization they let slip their ideas
through bold and wild and astonishing fancy
touches. For instance, among the Senate pro-
ceedings of our legislature by yesterday $
mails, we read that Mr.. French presented 10
the Senate petition commencing as follows
"The undersigned citizens of Tazewe coun-
ty. Va, Cery respectfully represent TO your hon
orablc body, that we are Gerry much i'll want ola
rGry short road, which would be Of ceTy great
utility to us and the community mt large, which
you will very readily discover by looking upon
the Proftle preiacing the petition"
Embodied in the petition, by way of argu
ment is the following choice morceau of Turn
pike poetry descriptive of the scenery in which
the proposed road is to be located:
"AIoun aims upon mountains about herele,
Brave Hutchinson hunted here with courageous eye,
lie sleeps in death to fight panthcrs more"
The petition winds up with the following re-
markable prayer:
May the Lord preside over this dciberative
body, control its action, and bless its members
with health May they believe in the divinity,
incarnation and atonement of Jesus Christ and
regeneration by the Spirit of God May they
be favorably inclined TO our road, live long, see
good days, and visit US when our road shall
have been made. Amen.
The map or ''profle" 'prefaced" to the petit
ton, is said to be one of the most curious ever
drawn by turnpike or any other company.
Ar the prayer meeting at Burton's Theatre,
New York, on Saturday last, Henry Ward
Beecher was the leader in the devotional exer-
cises. Every place in the theatre which could
contain a human being was filed. More than
three thousand persons were present The n.
Y. Times gives the following incident:
1T this moment there came in from the neigh
borhoud OF the theatre volume of musical
soumd-the singing a hymn in another meeting.
AIR. Bcecher rose acd stepped to the fuot-lights.
Raising his hand, he stood quietly a moment,
fixing the attention of the audience before he
spoke Brethren" said he, "do you hear that?
Stop a moment! That's the sound Of teorship
out Of the old 6ar-roon. Of this theatre! Let us
spend two minutes in silent prayer and thanks
givingl' He resumed his seat and for the two
succeeding minutes the falling OF q pin could
have been heard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
RCNIOVAI,.

TAs O. ORR uoasi aanoG1ce t4e Pailie- tl.i T. -
- removed his goods fron III, Nan street. o. Nc
door North Of the n. & N Bank last Sc IA
where llr opening his Sl-r4-s SsoeS q i'''as'
cry, Wall Paper, &c ~ So
He would call especial attention = his arg ~
lect=d stock or wan Paper, which fer variety o.
and neasuess and quality, eanHst De excited Y -
Desiring close oai sJlall lot o. patterns q 81 q
70 make room for 1ear, Eiu eel fio11 nov I" -
Aflr all such AZ cost Call soon. yCu ta-f stt ~ :
Remember tl= riaec, doors ScTt-i 81 tle " . -
East side Main street. H0rneFs'Ss ls1 Jis OEE
ID EUOTAE..-To log Main Street p ia25 -
II n VI Baas, uhrrr &c a-o FFepirei - AZ
In line at >iis-i rniacr. .----r-
~ IsT Man ,fr-et. vl@sl7z- "a
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NEW SPRING STOCK.

BEG LEAVE the public that have just
i turned the East with my FIRST SPRING STOCK,
which de ermned to sell as cheap house In
Wheeling.
My stock consists of all the latest styles of
DRESS GOODS, such black and fancy Silks, Lawns,
Chntzes, CaiicOes Of eness variety Chaes BeTage De
Lanes de Borgess. with variety OF other goods too nuer
mention.
EMBROTDERIES, the best to be found In Wheeling; my
consists OF Collars of all prices from the lowest
to the highest Of OF Sleeves and Collars which
will particularly mention Marsee Sets, all the at
the East complete assortment of embroidered Bands etc
BoENETS price from IS up $55l the cest
brought the mark also Iionnet Ribbons
beautiful styles flowers, PUSHES, and every ng in the nit
linery line.
WHITE GOODS, such plain and figured Strips Bians.
amongst which would call attention real French
hrOcade plain, gured and Striped Jacunet SaDsOos
SHAWLS, SiIAwI.S StelIal Cashmere, plain fancy,
at almost prices.
CASSIMERES, Cloths, and thing Ia the way ofme
suitable for SPRING can oaer the largest stock Of any
house in Wheeling, and would partieul~ tly request
chant taOrs examine stock, will seloW At whole
sale.
MITTs, complete line also of;hOse long nits
worth 5uc at 125[c.
Call and examine my stock 1 it will compare
favorabiy with any other, and doing and have al
done business the cash principle, Will sell 1t at
very low figures.
ISAAO Prayer.
mar25 1913 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

\ Miss Pellet proposes to forward to caliror.
MA consignment of five thousand rnarriaeesI,le
girls from the New England States. They are
10 be consigned to the various divisions Of H..
Sons OF Temperance, who are to provide for
Their wants-hnshands included
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Novelty Minis Flour.

UST received. 200 bbs Novelty Mills White Wheat Fam
- lily. and Extra Flour, superior to anything
before offered in this market For sale by the sole
nOANE ADAMS,
mh24 No. 80 Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

A robberyo Bankers safe, in Henry, ILL.,,
showed rather strange deficiency in capital.
The robbers found $3.50 in gold, $3.50 in cur
rency, and $4,000 in bills on the Bank of
Greensborough. Ga. The Peoria Transcript,
which tells the story, says that "three hundred
dollars iii money with which to redeem $4,000
in shinpiasterS is decidedly suggestive"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

The ''springfeld Republican, q H'sslehuses, says-
'It Is the Q1een OF all berries ~ mos: zcretnt fo
lions, exquisite flavor and de!ieatr texture"
Extract from thr proceedings q tie American Potn5si
cal Society, held in Boston:
Mr.. CABoT OF Mass II wish enquire ab5ai the Ns'
Rochelle Blackberry"
Rev MN CLKTT OF stoaIEs=au. states: '.The NeE 4
chelIe Blackberry has fruited Ssh me fsF TIE rst n ~
season; Il Tifis all u srOFisss rfh q az net Afe'
Sni Of IT, Coming just EzsibTE-z i proi1i- "
season Of small fruits EonIa more, and u = -''-
acquisition il deserves place IN -v-Ty Garden
Mr. PISE, Of New York Ii - Tt= Lo-t F-nlaTab'r
QUESTION; very sweet and dseszs iaesv and TIE hAi'-
plant possible
Mr. MArRr-E- Of Se~ YORK. II ver large. tender AZ
delicious. think il i Tx ETcAtssE acquisition - 10
SIR cLARK, Of Coma = asTsF ~ saylaas aore pc
dective-"
Sir. s.UI of New Yors- = z eorrolorais shat o'hrT
have said" -,
Sir. PEIScK Of New Tt-. ~ zast ksbig &c
QUESTION Of the Biaeshe--r E1-rc-- sseei AZ
ndeed; great bearer n,l ne -.--s-st pii $500,
GEO GABEiEL, Esq, G c-z1i-1rl O. = ~ ~ -.
ises, and deserves Ul8ce n ever -ar-r ,,trs.s.
Mr.. KHoX, who has fyr 2--ts ~ ceiiy1 o.
some Of the fra: h=s-= te fitsbIEsi
Society. The Pittsburgh CL-l-icle ss!s .Ah2 - ~
citizens visited tie q tae Soti = Hiii 4 W
amInns Mr. knows caIlecfsoa. std ti4a-- Who u'te -
nat enough to u expressed tiri- a ~
ured terms" The S1-si-iy azzIis Vie eAh.ti'i'L ~
ma" .,.,.
Orders addressed to Eev-J. KNOX. Piitshurr Pa o. ~
subscriber. nus ae-o--az=s sikh t- cash, or T.,
referene- Uhesr re FATsies are l-ot snop-' 1'-' %
NEWMAN-S TasonNLESS BLACKBi BR1 FlANis i''
sale At the Fziets- DAHL 49, -
mhsi-G!EEEN Nsrr4--- 's--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

FoRclBLE ILLUsrRATIoN.--We notice that
Bro. yelling, ex-editor of the ex-BrrdgepOrt
Enterprise, recently minister extraordinary o..
the gospel down in some of our back counties, is
now "lcttiLg his light shine" as fashionable
lecturer, out round GAINESVILLE and vicinity
1.-The dignity of labor is Bro. Welling's theme.
When Bro. yelling comes to thatpassage about
the laborer being worthy of his reward, will he
please give practical example to the audience
by putting up in yellow, postage paid envel-
ope, properly directed, that old score long due
this office?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

a truck, or dairy farm of 81 acres, . miles
from Norfolk, was sold at auction, lately, aud
brought S4sbo.
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" p FushTSEg3S, ~: -. HuumEx NE.HrtI,.,,
49, DENTAL SURGERY -'''
Flu NDENBERG & HUJIIHEN1S
SUCCESSORS To
NEW Firm.


S1Z=A DIS. BARTlETT yTNCHELI. Dentists I4l
<lLLEyIIne Va i' "'ieS
DE- Ninchel being eompeedb by his rapidly Incrrasipi
busineFs to add 10 his facilities doing the
pleasure N ming bis friends and the public flat he la
ioTSied business connection with n. $. artiett NJ u
tai profession. "
Drs H. ~ W are prepared to perform every operate
and Aeehaniesl benlStry-hr, familiar
practice al the latest improvements the Dental Art
guarantee that for beauty durab!it- and practical ut
Their Artificial Teeth shall not De surpassed
Perscns Who have denied themselves the pleasure
comfort of Artiheai Ts fTOu the great dread of
experienced daring he necessary preliminary extra
ton OF te Old teeth aud roots Informed that by re
entirely unlse ChoSofsrm Ether. an-lc.
bic in most cases and hdrAisSs ia az teeth ~
now extracted psitiouf pain.
Any Information twice NppsTtainng to their p-ors.
sion they viii be pleased Ia .ivcsrats-
Please call ant examine spccilesis Artificial Teet
s6- OGice open "A all hoa . s--,if
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
FRoM MAsnINGToN.

Especial correspondence Wheeling lntenlgeneer
The Presidents Reception-Dr BelEo,cS Lee
ture-1he Washington Acqueduct-Ameri-
can Grnlle GuIt1tre
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Assignee's Notice

persons knowing themselves Indebted W. W Jim
IA will please call the undersigned and settle
at the Office of n Richardson ESQ., Monroe and Fourth
streets (up stairs.l J. A. VINCENT,
mh24 Assignee OF W. y. Jimeson-
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DENTISTRY.

ME undersigned respectfully the tuIe hai,.
have associated themselves for the rrarsir
Of Dentistry, Their Ofi-e j. - Market street tr
Monroe and Union SSH where they happy 70 So
their friends and all Others wishing the services II
Dentist.
They we're beth students andfor v-rai yearsrr assist
of the late Or. liui!ihen, senior partner h
been constantly engaged Ia tic practice himself u
last eleven years during which tine he become arauan
ted with OF the leading almost all IN
cities Of the United States, anl has ftGlaris hHs,I
with their various Prcuurtie= operating Thes there
fore fe confident OF being able 10 give entire stts!aeo
to all who may favor them with their rair1nare.
ABR ROBERTSON. NJ Il.
Whe ling, Nov. Is, 1857. JANIS ORR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

y. B-Hessrs Il o. take pleasure in referrfa= =
mission. to the following gentlemen:
u. r. Weed, D. D.; Hon. Geo Thompson His Hon Ar
CrtiWe. Moran Nelson. Esq p. ". E,I, Esq, Jltl
FriSseli. Dr. vs. J. Bates Dr. K. H. Cumrllus, g. A
Hiiireth, ORA ;. Toid Talsn; DeiaYiIG, Anate
ESQ McCIaeHs, KuoS X Co., Marsh Taylor. noyI9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
First Arrival of the Season

,,.vs-S = ~, - -. - 80 -
Goods, Stationery, Wall Paper. .aieh ~hen
pieted, vii surpass in point OF varsity ard quality
stn * OF the kind ever offered IN the city
mill PAYNE & rO.
COMETHISG POR THE LADiEsl-We IIa-r jr.st rec yr,I
- 1.-The French Seii-ahiastr= Steel Frame sEe-t51
skirt, which, for cOuverisr aud duraty, rNc-is ever
thing yet invented. Call aud Also, Eses,
wrapped and unErapped. laLil PAYNE = co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

HAVE just received and elegant stock Of all kinds
Of desirable furniture, consisting OF everything known
trade including the patent lounges, reclng chairs
sofa, &c. Call 1ji Main Immediately
posite the old stand. mh25:1yl JOHN s. WRIGHT
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THE NEW kOCslELIE, OK kltWTON
BLACKBERRY.

AYINfT made arrangements Et, Rev. J. KNOX, F'rs-
Ii burg, Pa, for supply ot Plants q t valuable Bsr
berry 90 Oh strong thrifty Plants offered az the co1
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-29
bGg" circulation equal to all the
other City daiGies combined.
THE DAY BOOK

Has not been published quite six months,
and has yet won success which has hardly
any precedent in the history of newspaper
enterprize-oertainly none in the history OF
Virginia newspapers. The universal favor
it has found at home is its best endorsement;
and the significance of this approval is being
felt wherever our paper has penetrated
judging from the subscriptions rapidly
flowing in to US from abroad, notwithstand-
ing we have done no caEud8sin9 outside Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Our daily issue is
5000 copies, or about Is, 900 per month, (ali
paid for) and Is increasing.
What our paper is, we confidently leave to
our readers to say. Have we made any
promises that have not been amply fulfilled?
Have we not honestly acted up to our motto
awe will endeavor ?"
We would ask the particular attention of
our patrons-hose ,oho read to our numerous
and carefully compiled news items, our early
and reliable foreign and Northern advices,
our complete, minute, and interesting local
reports for both cities, our daily report of the
state of the markets, corrected down to the
hour of going to press, our full and reliable
marine intelligence, the frequent letters of
our correspondents, our original sketches
and poems, and our literary, statistical, and
humorous selections To those ,oho adeertise,
ewould suggest the advantages of ourl large
circulation, the conspicuous manner in which
advertisements al e inserted, and the arrange
ment of reading matter upon every page 50
that the eye cannot fail to traverse the whole
paper.
What our paper SiaN be, We do not care to
promise. We ask no patronage upon the
credit of fine declarations OF what we mean TO
do. Take us for what we are worth now and
let the bestowal of your favor be governed
by our merits as the future may disclose
them.
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One cent reward will be paid to the man
Cor LADY, who cannot solve the following by
the end of this week.
| am composed of ten letters.
lily 9-3, is an implement Of husbandry.
My 1912, is conducive to cleanliness and
health.
My $3.50, is stately tree.
My Psi, is covering for the head.
Ny 3-5-l, is what everybody does every day
[if he can.)
My 7-54, is what we ought not to be.
My 1876, is an incipient man.
My 7-3-4, is what lazy fellow loyes-espe-
cially in the morning.
Ny 1911, ought to be paid.
My l0-5-l-3,is a girls name F'short for" Ca
Uterine.
My 2-5-6 should be made 'Fwhile tie sun
Shines"
My 81. denotes wonder at the above.
My whole is an excellent penny paper, prin-
ted not far from Norfolk aad Portsmouth.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-29

We are much gralifod to learn from
Mr.. c. w. Taylouro, the gantlonlanly
agent of Mr.. John T. Ford, Of the man
agement of the Holiday st. Theatre,
Baltimore, that It is the intention Of that
gentleman, the extent Of whose resources
are well known, if even moderately sue
cessful in tie present brief dramatic sea-
son here, to return towards the end Of
April or tie lrst part of May with Miss
Charlotte eastman ard possibly some
other performers of like celebrity.
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acceptance gives the most Of them, so tar
as the majority of the people are concern
ed, their sole validity. But they either
have now or have had q reason, none
the less.
These remarks occur to us in glancing
OF a letter in tho Washington Star :,
wherein the correspondent maintains that
in riding with lady, the gentlcman's po-
sition should be at her left hand. lie says
that in England, whence VIC have the
custom of riding at the lady's right hG'1d,
it is made obligatory by law for vehicles
meeting to turn to the left which would
bring the gentleman between tho lady
and danger. With us, however, the
| practice is reversed, aud the propriety
changes also: he argues, therefore, that
the place Of the Cavalier is st the left OF
his lady. We endorse his conclusion
although, at the same time, VIC think it
generally advisable to "heep on The rjghi
side" of the ladics--especialIy.
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gGT There is nothing more awkward
than for one to endeavor to learn and ap-
ply any code of rules--wbether of law
OF etiouette--without an understanding
of their reasons. R1ijoase cessante, lea
etiam cessat, would indicate quite clear
ly that common-sense, or at least plau-
sible seeming of propriety, is the vitality
of every rule Of conduot. The social ap-
horiHns, which everybody who attends
to those courtesies that have been aptly
called "the lesser moralitcs' is willing to
adoptars unlike axioms because their fit
ness is not always manifest; and polite
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIErY.--The
Petersburg Express learns that tho com
pact between the State and Union Agri-
cultured Society has at length been fully
and finally settled. The terms Of the
contract are, that the State Society shall
be empowered to appoint the Marshals
and apporticn the premiums, the Union
Society to pay all expenses, -Rjcb. Dis