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BOARDING.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.
Six or eight Gentlemen can be ACCOM- n.odated ON
reasonable terms, With board By the weet or wenth
at the GEORGIA HOUSE, between 9Th and 9Th sts
Je 7-lwf JAS KIkBY
ROhgD-With very fine room on tee
Dsec, nd floor and two on the third, can be OBJ
tanned on the most reasonable terms, in a private
family. in ceRtral portion of the city, convenient
to business, by immediate application to this office
my i6-lmh
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sEBEsH LEzoaxs.-I have Just re.
oesyed by Adams Express fresh lot of Swedish
LszCHEs. which will be applied upon most reason.
Asse terms.
2. s.--Cupping snd Leechi2g promptly attended
to- Can ts found st all hours OF the Gay, st the Hail
Dressing Rson under the American Hotel, and Of
night on 9Th strset French Garden Hill.
my 2g-tn r. @. HOBS0a
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A YOU'VE LaDY PolsoHEp--A most disfrssslue
csss occurred last evepiug, which cccasioped COO.
siderable excitement IN the usSghborheod.
vouue lady. psmed Miss Mary Quesn. aesd sboet
Is years. reeidiAs With bsr parents, e u saId bad
been unvst for some time, epd kad received .
prescription ffco her physician, which vas Ailsd
cut at one OF our drug sterss. She partook Of Q
The prescription, Is 10 ssa,ed, wss misasdsfssoed
corrosive sublimsts beirg put up throseh mlsfske
Hdrrtsenbxyp, N, rwisW.
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ss6S~ DyNyaTT's DIARRHma KILLgR.-

A positive and speedy cure for Disrrhms, Cholera
N0Fbus, summer Complaint, Chclic, Cholera lnfsn'
u
This vsusb remedy has been for over ten years
before the public.
1t has been used and tested in one thousand cases
Of violent DiarThCes. and In instance ever failed
% arrest the diss ase.
Families should always be supplied fox cases of
emergency.
Price 80 csrt5 per bottle. -
For sale by FISHER WINSTON.
Drsggist5. No. I25 Main st. Richmond.
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FATAL EXPLOSION OF 4 " HsKEr BARREL -In Mo-
bile, Ala, last week, ,as Mrs Kelley Was striking .
match on whiskey barrel il ignited and the bar.
rel exploded. The head blew ont, hing her
down and covering her clothing with the burning
spirits. She disda few hours afterwards in great
n10uV.
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vason1u During the noath % Aps1l
~ vssssls ssssssd ~ assk, ~ IL 49, sssss
iroa. II hay - sssPsea asA ~ sl'se sssFse
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HAL SroRN-Thsre YVES heavy rain and hail
storm in Franklin county, Va, on the Sd inst
Some Of the hail stones we're "as large as driuk-
log glass;" and there were few smaller than
partridge eggs. Vegetation was generally des~
troyed. correspondent of the Lynchhurg vir-
giuian says:
In n few minutes the ground vas flooded with
wa.er and all to the depth Of three four inches
After the rain, the ground was covered white ss
snow with she haii, which remsiaed to consider
able extent sll night; and on yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock could have raked up bushels Of it in
my tobacco fisid drf,ed between the hills and to-.
day at IL O'Clock l found CONCEALED balls of il in
my wheat field as large as mans fist.
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So" HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond
Off'ce IN Belyin's Sex Building On i2,h fronting
BsnR street lA 36--ts
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LAYro I Coe,ra. sroxr.A krye :,

LAYMG 4 CoaxER Efoxs.-A large and
osdssiy cioSa efpsrSons ssssmtsedo o. q street,
between Grace ssd BcooA, % Utsaess ths laying If
the corDsr stous ef 81 pasSickss (Csshosic)
Church, Hishpp Ms01ll dsiivsesd slsor asd for.
eiois addrsss, IRON pleslbrm sesetsd ~ he pur.
Pcsss end thsu psf16sned the esssaoatss, which
wsse s:sy tnpoeisa, n aceosdasss with the rites
81 nis Church. 4 colIection vae Iaksu % % the
efowo, and ssswssn two and three huDdfsd dali
lars we're eostsibutsd. l-s1
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THB FAIR at Clay street Church. will
open 10 the public to-nisht snd vs inviss osr
readers TO drop 10 end ssjoy the good mugs pro
yidsd fer them Tho lsdies Of shis church ere
strivipg 20 pay Ds their and pretty sdiaoe and
thav deserye sho aid Of the public.
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sa2~ BATHS. BATHS. BATHS.

H0r, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
car be had daiiy-from e'clccE. A "a until 10. P
M at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving. sham
p5onipg aud Bathing Saloon under the American
Hotel. entrance on ;th street.
r. single Dst . cent?; or five tickets for 81.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIREs.-The furniture establish
ment of Josn Faulkner, in New York, was burst t
ou Friday night, and over one huudl ed men
thrown ont of employment. Loss $4,000 In
Cincinnati, Friday night, fire occurred, destroy.
ing the feed store of French & Wilson, and car.
psnter shop of VIM. Jones. Loss $1,000. The
saw mill of Richard Swift, In the SAME city, valued
at $4,000, was burnt the same night disas.
trous fire occurred at Plymouth, N. c., ON the
morning of the 8th inst. The following houses
were burned entirely up: e. II. Willis, Cccupied
by himself aud Messrs Stevens; two other houses
of Mr.. Willis, occupied by Dr. Ward and F. F
Long, one as drug store, the other as dry goods;
also, r. Fl. Bakers, and nothing saved but his
books and papers. house belonging to Mr..
Tbos. s. Arms.ead, occupied by J. Cohu, and q
large warehouse belonging to Mr.. Armstead, with
all its contents, including both his seines. slr
Long los. bis entire stock Of goods. On Tuesday
Last the residence of Mr.. Vim. Durphy, q. PAM
piin's Depot, Ia Appomattox county, Va, was con-
sumed by FIRE, as well as his kitchen. Everything
was destroyed, provisions, clothes, &c.-a total
loss
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MEDICAL CARUS.

9no1eE y. ssnxL, DsE.isE. Ofs,a
sad residence. No. 2sl On Rain, between 6tk sad 9t
streets. Richmond Va. yzG--lv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- SrxaxR's SKwINa MAcurxp
.,,r,s PRICE FROM $50 TO N2s.
TAiLoRs and all
MlMnR 7Ttfp

These Machines are upeoual,ed. Thcx a.. r,or.
work. and OF ~A 'S's W
EARNING MORE MoNRY
than any Machines in the market
The new FAMILv MAOHINEs at
$50 ana SIS,
are attracting universal attention. They ire mr. eh
the peat Machines ever offered at q low price
The prices OF all eur Machines have been greatly
reduced. SINGER = M
zig Main street. HicDmond, Va
~ 6fkAkNS, ARent. my 2X-im
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Tuxr Bars, which officsr ousrlss dis
ocSered q sncast loe lest Friday 8esuing, and
which We then uudeFstood Wss eeaA, b slive asd
kiokiDe, % vas last saturday uosptne. How Il
came there. o. Who ase iss passata has not bssa
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PUT THROUGH Virginia Co,es
free pegress. assaulted Susan Friday for vhion .h
sas arrsieued befrs the Mayor on Saturday. ANA
sentenced to the lash. s"a
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sR-L,oan,oR-In Mass and Stick. of

ELlcoRioR--ln Mass and Stick, Of
the best quality
GUM ARABIC, (eenuine) for tobacconists
ToSQdA BSAne-Angastura. Black and Crys
taliEed
OLIvk OIL. In glass, of new crop
In store sad for sale low BY -
J pErFIEJD GEORGE,
In "a Blair Co.'S Building,
nv &~-Srn Cor l2th and Cary SIS.
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eIn1xHos ConnufD.-Gov. Dssaell, 81 III. bsa
commated the seetsne4 Of WAL Cestsfs vee we.
d Sisnksnssip, = "a al he rs % ioss . isprises.ssi
for liie.
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MARRIAGE AT WAsHINeroN,-we hear that on
Tuesdsy the Rev MIR Rogers (M. Ed the pastor of
Ryland ChapeI,u 10 the holy bonds of wsdlock
Sr Antonio BucsiDgnsui ard Mrs Marears. L Ea.-
ton. The announcement Of the marriage of this lady
will create quite stir in the world offasbiou the
country over; for other In the FEDERAL metropolis
has been better known since the accession nt Gen.
Jackson to the Presidency. to distinguished so-
journers here ard their families. She will be re.
collected by those who frequertsi Washington
during "the seasons" in the course of the Pres..
dency OF Gen. Jackson the brilliant wife Of his
Secretary of War, Gen. Jehp II. Esston, Ito whom.
she-ihen the widow of the late Purser Timbers
lske-wss united. if We remember correctly, In
1879 or $780, tn whose behalf the sod man ofirou
VII separated from his Hrst cabinet, Oh the occa-
sion of social difficulties in their families The
happy bridegrocm is an accomplished italian O.
e'sor OF the Terpsicorean art, ardent and bril-.
liant as his couutrymen usually are at bis age
perhaps 22-yet hardly moro sprightly than his
pride, under the genial Influence Of some sixty
sunmers' suns in this delightful clinate.-,Xar.
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IHE NAVAL ACADEMY GRADUATEs.-The following
are the names of the acting midshipmen who hav-
recently graduated at the Naval Academy, or.
ranged in the order cf merit, viz:
No J. Wilbnrn Han. of Lou sisna; No 2. Alfred
Mshan OF New York; NO g. samuel w averets
OF t!rg ME; No 4, Geor Q kemey, of Iowa; o g.
a siIdell Mackenzie, of New jersey; No s. Norma
araaaq 4 aaIqnfar nj et Pennsvlvasia; No T. ,aapel D
of Louisiana; no 9. Cha les II swasey. of Massachu
sets; No 10, George Borchert. Uf Georgia; No
II Theodore Kane: If New York; No I2, Realty
Smith. Of New fo. k; No I3. O n rchoonmsksr,
OF New York; NO u, hillary Genes, of Louisiana; No
-. Eode1Itk Prentis5 of Indians: No I6 kodeti,
MSCot k. II bio; Ne II, mel ii Hacke,t of Penn
syivanie; No Is Gilbert G Wiltse Of New York: O
l9 Thomas snenc r. Of Connecticut; No 20. W al.
ter h hutt. OF Washington Territory
The foregoing have been ordered to sea, to the
following vessels:
Midsh'pInen Mshan, Claiborne, Cenas, wiltse and
Spencer. to the Congress; MidshipiDen Il ALI Bor
cher, Kane and Eutt TO the Constellation; mid
Mship;nea 50 hemey Mackenzie, u, eeEe and Swasey
TO The Hartford; Mioshiomen Earauhar Pcboon
maker. Prent snd McCctk, to the san Jacinto
Midshipmen Averett, Smith and Eaokett, TO the
Wyoming,
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M~ WILLIAM 2. MsYo,
Late of Binford Mayo Blair, is interested in the
susipfss OF
WATkiSS g. FTC'kLEN,
Where he may always be fund prepared to offer his
friends ana thoso of his late firm
4 AiARGE, ELEdAsT AND ENTtRhbY
NEW sTUCk OF DRY GOODS.
my Him
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E@S" DR. JOHN 3. WALTHALL, (Homeo
2ethistl offers bis proiesscn8l services &c the cit
Iens of Richmond anr its vicinity. CiEce at h!s re-
hdence. on Leigh str ct. two doors from eth.
10 l2-dIy
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night some malicious psrsons cnt down three huns
dred and hfty peach tres 10 the orchard belong.
ing to Mr.. Harvey. constable 10 eymmes township,
Ohio. and destroyed two hundred and Afsy graft.
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FoR THE PENlrENrIARY Young Mooney, charg-
ed with horse stealing. in Augusta county, Va,
has beea sentenced 70 four years imprisonment in
the psniteutiary. Vim. N. Crater, charged with
attempting to place free pass in the hands of a
slave, the property of J. Jameson, of Culpeper
C. H Va, has been convicted, end sentenced to
five years imprisonment In the peuite ntisry. The
jury recommended him to the mercy of the Ex.
ecutive Brewn, convicted in Kapawha county, Of
murder In the second degree, has been sentenced
to 16years' confinement in the penitentiary.
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HAHAsScssu. when IA daciaio. q sne ~
prems Court Of 0eie rolos1ag = enoeses -.
Ssis Il shs % town q Fsisssliis ssss ssilsl = M
3 fho1snt
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EsH~ PARxa ro1RBaxrKR,

ESJ~ PAExa ro1sBsXTxR,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
VIII practice in the city ef Richmond and IN The
ooun ties of Chesterfield, PewhatsIs and Amelia.
a. Once in Liele's Building, corner of Main aEc
tD ssree.s 80 23-I2m
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Ralph 3. Hart, st. Louis lawyer, has Won case
10 which bis ices amount 70 $4,000.
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RoDsERy. The messenger Of the President of the
United States. on Thursday, was robbed Of Q draft
for 81 900 between the Presidential mansion and
the banking honse Of Riggs 3 Co.
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tablish at Lecompton, Wise county, and r P
Dickensnu appointed postmaster-betveen Buck
ley's Mill aud Guss;'s station. John Simpson 10
appointed post master at Weaversville. Fapquier
cnupty, vice Joseph Bsar, resigned Discontinued
Offices at Shsltou's Springs. Mecklenburg county,
and seymoursville, Hardy county.
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DIPLOMATIC CHANGEs.-The Washipgtoufstates Of
saturday afternoon, contains the following rumors
of diplomatic changes
Inteiligeocs of private nature bsx reached
mere, u is reported, that Senator SidelT will re-
turn 70 this city in a few days, when be v,ll &C.
eept the mission to Frsuce. (tendered to him by
Mr. Buchanan Immediately a tier his jpausurationl
ana proceed to his destination without nnneces,
ssry delay The President, it is believed, is ex-
ceeuIngly anxious to avail himself of the services
OF Mr.. s!idel as minister near the Court of the
IaerieH, in order TO guard against possible even
tnaiities growing out of the war of the allies
against Austria.
There 10 another rumor that is gaining much
currency, that Gov. Floyd is to be the successor
OF Jaoge Mason as Minister to France, and Mr.
Fsuikrer to be the successor of Gov Floyd in the
War Department.
Dit DaoieI. Minister TO Sardinia, is said to baye
written to friends in Virginia, that he is awaiting
with extreme impatieDce the arrival of succes.
sot. NO person has yet been designated for this
post-0ne OF the most desirable in Europe at the
present time; as regards location.
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s@- sax,oRp's Liver IsvIaoRAros--

NN- SaSpoRp's Liver IsvIaoRAToB--
OoMrogSpsp zxrraxLY rRex aun.--Is q mild and ef
teStaai csthaft.e, acting frat on the LIVER, 10
ejeot It's morbid matter, then on the stomach and
Bow cls. and carries OF all matter that prevents
their bsslthy action. snd thus strengthens and
hui.as up Tho hole system very rapidly and 10 tho
hsst LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INS160RATOR
LlVRn ENSfG0RAT0R and
PTRIyIes TIN BLOOD
puRIFITs TBE BLOOD
PURIglKs THk BLOOD
CUaEs LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SlUK EEADACHu
0EES DySpEPS1A
CURES COSTIyENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists. fe e2s-Sm
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Hes. stephen =. Dosslas aFrtvs&i y csisase .
the Tth tpet,
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TIE WoUEpKp.-AmooR the passengers injured
BY the recent run OF on the Vreiusa and Toni
Railroad, were L D. Baker. of Nashville. Tenn,
seriously hnrt about the chest: A X. Moore, editor
Of the Petersburg (Ts Intellsepcer. head severe.
" out and limbs bruised: aud s. @ Levy. Of New
Orleans, badly cut aud bruised The negro brake
man who was killed was owned BY Dr. Wiofeee.-
He was on the platform of one Of the passenger
cars. fell between them, and instantly killed
his head and body being shockingly mangicd.
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SPOTTED SHEEP - Sarah Jones, a pale
skin, charged with associatine with nee peeroes.
snd conducting herselfimpreperly, vas CON mitted
Tor her future good behavior
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TIE IoRaIsf ASD Willis Cos1noymsr.--Ou
Tassday evening, Mr.. Bdwin Forrest, tbA tssgs-
dian, psesen,ed 20 the Grand Lodge 81 Dvss ssd
Accepted Masoos, sow sstsise 10 Me- YORK.
through Wnrshipful Master 3. D Holose-a
check scr 500, fos the uss aud beDent of the vi-
sbs snoas 4 * vsrdiss rsesssrs7 81 . 1orvssS
.gainss Mr.. n. Wsllis 10 IN aestpe - hees-
TIE donation wss accompAnled b leeees hoo
Mr. Forrest, stating that hs dsd sse evAe ne suss
tos the psrposs OF rseovssisG leeeensy seoDsese..
~. these1ors. uilitnsly dsssts1 ~ encsrs OF
ths VERDICT q thio uo6ls charity xevk Hsy-
al "a. -
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Z FL L DISP TIC III !,
MONDAY MORNING. .......A..... 49,. JUNE is. 1859
INTERESTING WAR NEWS.

The foreign papers BY tho Africa contain inter.
| cssing items concerning the war. We CLEAN the
following.
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sx L,aIDLEY & RoBggseN's
SODA WATER,
At
j. w. ID VIES'
MARBLE MAATLE WARERGOM,
MECHANIGS' INSTITUTE,
EsT LEE & PLgAsANTs--

ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Practice In the Courts held in Richmond Henrico
GoOchlsnd ana Hanover.
As Notsries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds
&c they authorised 20 take Dispositions, Affid
wits Acknowledgements of Deeds. Powers of Attor-
key Bills Of Sale a.. to be used recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Ofice ea llth st. Sd door from Main. NIB Ply
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CRATEs, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ sHOyELS, T0NGS and PoKEES-I have for
sale sn elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates.
including every ST. 10 Of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsom and plain sets Of Snovel5, Tongs and
Pokers. Seven different sizes of coal Scuttles cndeT
Shoveis, fire ShcSeis; handsome Stands for Shcyels
and Pokere Blower Stands; Brase and Iron EootG
Brick FIRE Slabs and Jams; sets of Soap Stone
setting up Grates; Tavern and Church BeIls, Of
sweet tone Builders, house keepers, and others IL
want of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices l am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iroa Works of the above de
scription, at Eiy BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, snG
CRATE srS FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 225
Main street. between ssh and sth Streets West side
Richmond, Va.
au I6-diy 8. d DENOON.
oils FOR MACHINERY THE I'M
~ PROVED LuBRICATINa OIL, PURE LARD
OIL. SPERM OIL. PAkAFINE. WHALE AID
OLIVE OILS.-We have also low grades Oils for
heav, bearings. Our stock of Oils is at all times
large and complete Our wledge Of the kind OF
oil most proper for rapid slow motion. light
heavy bearings will enable to frrnsh to our GUS
toners, oils the most suitable and economical
PURCELL LADO h CO..
Druggists. No. l22. cor. Main and Gov SITS.
DEAs, BACON, LARD, SC.
400 bags Bed Peas
800 prime pacOn Hams
90 kegs prime Lard
20 bales Cotton
In store and for sale by
my 9-ts PANNILL
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NxvAr 0urne -$6IloAhsg uesbest - bssn do
s.shss - - B6.lA1stpAA uavl.yor6 and or.
S-s.1 - ~ 61oose opoaveeD. e61UAnee Lester
~ -. cr6efs1 3 - pAAlnlaADAn uovy yssd.--
s..1seS s1asl Dssrioeese kae beeo eeeersd 90
~ SsSai Hoooleat, d plaee - o1ensea k1ekasJs
Sssssls1 - crlaeel = ~ - 1eain1e-
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IDOL WORSHIP IN THE UNITED SrArKs.-The Su.
preme Court OF California has decided that lido,
worship is not forbidden BY the Constitution, in
the case OF Eldridge vs.. The See Ynp Conpsuy.
wherein The plaintiff attempted to get possession
OF an Asylum, erected by the Chinese Company
The plaintiff averred that the Trusteeship under
which the Company holds, was void, because the
building was erected for the purpose of being
used partly for idol worship The Supreme Court
says:
There is no force In the objection. that trust.
Uatar our Constitution, all men are permitted the
rae eXe else ~ ,hfir religious opinion pravidad il
dses not involve the commission of nuh'c eff nce
nor can auy distinction be made in law between the
Christian or Jew. Moh7medan or beatbeu TIE
Courts have power to daterpina that th ia or that
form Of religious snnerstitious worship-upaccom
panied BY acts prohibited BY law-is against public
policy or morals"
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT day last week, whilst
Ridge Tunnel, Vs preparatory to arching 10 with
brick, the blast which he was ramming exploded.
driving 40 iron perforator, about On inch in diam
prot uding on the other aide. It passed through
tbs urper portion of the lungs, lacerating them
horribly, and making bis breathing psrceptibis
through the wound. No hopes are entertained OF
his recovery.
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xrsrrRu RAxkDQAD 1AAD AaAN kAlsFD.
NV Yeax. Juss l4--x1e Wesesse Nozv4v dia.
sniY - ssse s1le1esS: - - q Fea4sxo =
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CsoxSD 10 TH-Ooe Of DR.. Ander-
soas ntsfs dssshssss. sesd sous ysass, vas ssrsn.
OF Bros1 street, Iest Saturday night. al o'elock
she wes Vel I'D beaety, and 10 eight minuses
theresflsr sAo vae corpse. We ssdsessssd that
she sccSdsntsIly Swallowsd graja Of ooG.s .wh,eh
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NEW CROP ALMONDS.
IN bales Princess. or pape r shell Almonds
10 baes Rordo, or Languedoc do
Id bales Marseilles, or Province do
IS trails Ivica 90
5 bales Molier DO
Is Gags sicily ?eft Shell do
Is bags Valencia do
The largest stock and the best assortment ever
had In store For sale at New York iobbers prices.
LOUIS j DOSSIEUX,
je 10 No 80 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

Of the stockholders of this road was held at Up.
per Marlboro last week, when the old board Of
directors was re.electsd. The Gszst.e says:
The proposition to abandon the lire of road ~
originally surveyed by Msj,r Trimble, sud to nm.
dertake the construction Of Q road from Upper
Marlboro. was very properly voted down. and the
stockholders determined to adhere to the cherished
project Of making . road that will benefit q yerv
large portion of Southern Maryland
A resolution proposing to dispose Of the eompa.
Dy's charter to the Baltimore and Ohio road pro.
vided the lstter construct Q branch road from the
Annapolis junction to Marlboro, vas rejscsed by
large majority. A. vas also proposition to absn-
don, as impracticable, the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad preject in case 500 600 OF stock should
not Be subecribsd within SIX months
During the meeting, Mr. sellmau. the president
of the company, submitted his annual report. 10
which he shows, on the authority of r. T. Mason,
the chief assistant engineer. that the road has
besn located to the crossing of the Annapolis Rail.
road--s distance OF ten miles from WarHeld's, TIE
point of beginning, and fourteen iles from B.lti.
more. The survey has also been continued about
four and half miles further-tbat is to the cro.s-
ing OF the Little Patuxent. From the conclusion
Of the report We quote:
"Ths board, whilst they have to acknowledge
that they have been somewhat disappointed on &C.
count If the tardy action Of certain corporation
which had held cut expectations at different times
that appear to be difficult of realization entertain
an sbiding faith ia the successful issue of this
6te0' ouoettnNtue. lucy CaHnOt d0uDt tnac when
proper appeal 10 made to the patriotic and wealthy
farmers and planters-the solid meu Of Southern
Maryispd-a large additional amount will be cheer.
fully eu5scribed; and. when this is effected there
will be handsome additions from the came class of
men IN the cities of Baltimore and Richmond of a
suffcient amount to i3duce contractors at ouce to
engage in the construction Of the work. Of this
they have ample assurance in the offers which al
ready have been made, and in OTHERS of a more IA
vorable Character which the board is assured will
be made. In the meantime they deem it of viral
Importance that the survey and location should be
pressed forward with all the celebrity which q work
OF such magnitude will admit Of"