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n "CHIsyyicK'' FOR sALE.-The su

SNE "CHfSWtCk' FOR SALE.-The sub
cftbeT offers for sale, privately, his FARM,
.AH called " Chiswiek." situated ia miles west OF
Richmond, on the Three Chopped road. There
lent meadow. Qpe-thlrd is under cultivation and
IN good heart. The whole is lncosed and divided
mi fields.
The iIn provements INSIST of an excellent one and
a half story framed House, with brick basement,
with good barn, corn house, smoke house kitchen,
Ice house, &c, &c. The orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health of the place is pro-
verbally good.
Persons Interested are invited to call and exam
inc the premises for themselves.
Also, two saod COWS for sale.
iy S-2ins GEO G. EXAIL. .
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O0k-wood Cemetery continues TO BE- the r..
sort OF the east-enders, and 10 gradually b.
coming improved and beautified.. We noticed
within the enclosurp nursery or Ornamental
trees intended for the public squares which
Will be transplanted from time to time a. tn
Council may direct. - - IS
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EA-Chemical Laboratory. for the Practf.
CAL ANALYSIS OF MINERALS, DRUGS, MA

Ed" I, I. FlNCH, AnaI} tlcaI Chemist,
Main street, cor. 10th, Richmond, Va.
RgFERENcEs-Prof Jas. c. Booth. U. s. Mint,
phiiadelphla; Prof: 3: pnryear Randolph Macon
Rev. Tiberias Gracious Jones, Norfolk; Meade 4
Baker; Adie Gray; Jas. b. TAYLOR. d. D., Ro.
Ryand, d. D., President Richmond College
jy 25-lmt
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Sidney Fair.--Tne ladies Of Sidney are holA.
ing Fair for the benefit Of their church, ana
that the appetite could crave In the way 81
edibles. We are indebted TO themsfor waitsr
Of good mugs sent from their tables, and ad.
wise our readers 10 call on them as spssdily -
possible. 7"sfE
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,snes FOR SiLE-A small FARM ofon hundred
z4H Acres, one mile he, oBd the termination of the
-s& Mechanicsyille Turnpike, about six and n half
miles from Richmond. IN excellent neiglbo
hood, and IN the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches. The Improvements consist of DWELL
ing with four rooms and all necessary out-bud-
Inss, all Of which Also, an orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
Il will be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
q credit of one, two and three years with inter-
est. Possession gwen Immediately. Pppy to
L. B. THOMAS,
jy 8-tH $50 Broad street, Richmond.
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Unsos Prayer Meeting al GoSdin,s HaU~--This
meeting, revived last week At the Hall Of tho
Young Mems Christian Association. n rnatn.
tained with considerable interest We were
pleased to notice yestefdAy that The uiuiseere
Of the Gospel are disposed to give Il tbs atd Of
their presence. and that tie ladies have btgu1
to attend. ~V7
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EA Kidney and Bladder Complaints. The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
rohGea Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Paysica
prostratIon and Debility Of either sex, is HARTS-
H0RNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by a Chemist, and is pronounced by medl-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world Large bottles,
celved by FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
je l4-3m Main street, Richmond.
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THE PoPE's sPRKsIDEAcY.-The honorary
Presidency of the Pope over Italy seenas to b
q matter Of uncertainty, both from the dispo-
sition Of the two Emperors and the feeling Of
the people. A letter from Rome says:
The Jesuits have been driven out Of Fnnza,
Eorli and Fsrrara. In this last city only one
hour was given them; in the other two, TWEEN.
ty-four hours. Inventories OF everything in
their houses were made and left "Fsr chs d
raxtose.' W
The Marquis d'Axeglio who went a. Com
misaary from Piedmont 10 Bologna only, de-
clared IN his proclamation that he canAo to col-
leet soldiers. Leaving that city twod days after,
he appointed . MiRixtTy, ~ though Victor
Emanuelwere King, and he his pIenipotentiary
The Romagna. united nt Bolognh continue
70 govern themselves Independently Of Rome.
and proceed TO acts which Indicate perfect
separation 1rem the Papal States.
- y reported that the miraculous tmAes %
the MadOnnaof 81. Luca, having been brought
down n prpcesston from the. neighpcFins
mountain, Al the people touching Il swere
rsthvr to die than % return under he power
Of the priests.
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Inst Of fAes Seasox.--The Sunday School Of
Wesley Chapel will have q pic.uie In How.
ard grove to-day, aud - the place selected is
so near the city, 4 large assembiaee u anfici-
pated. This school 70 doing vast deal of epo1
ofAcers and teachers labor for II ii the right
way, and must feel gratined at witnessing {ho
success which has attended their efforts. SF
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u Sim HUGH NJ. HUTCHINSON,

ta& FOR SALE. "A small TRACT OF LAND.
on tha Now Bridge Road, three miles east of
- the City oi Richmond. known as Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. Dr.. Christian, Dr.
\ A. hart and others. The above tract contains I25
acres amt is situated in pleasant and desirable
nei, huoInon IL has uron 1t :. very good DIV Ell
LISH HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms, with
sufhcIency OF wood and water. The soil is produc-
OF grain, grass, &c, and would make n most desl-
rhMe retetabie garden. II is llshly susceptible of
improvements, and by the iudiclous use of lime
satisfactory results from the use Of these manures
on eher lands IN The neighborhood viii attest. The
above property rs offered for sale privately lib
eTsl and accommodating terms, OF would be
changed Tor city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS 4 HOLLADAY,
l2th street, between Main and Franklin,
2-ts kichmond Va
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Txssisg sAs TaSssss--In r. Reen,a~-..r,-..-.
yesterday : . angular case oeeurrsd SstSss.
white man and negro. A slaye caIisS 49,.
ders, satd 10 b. hired % Thomas NssIe 80
gnaGe 10 VIM. u. Adamss sAflev heerise -
evidence, the Reccrder discharged The prisou-
er, but held the complainant 70 bail for hI,
good behavior, in the sum Of Sloo.
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Excursions to the Institutions. n &c eptiou
by the Randall's Island Boys..Speerl.es
on the Occasion-- Il lac kwelis Island..
Arrival OF Mayor Mayo..Excursieu 10
West Point--Sccnes ON the Excursion.
The Review, Gc., &C.. &c.
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mGreat 900 People ha We
visited WATSON to see his splendid STERE0-
SCOPlC VIEWS. as well as to have their portraits
taken. HIS PORTRAITS cannot be excelled, and
for cheapness and durability are seldom equalled.
Call and see them. Portraits frem IS cents; pho
iographs from 81 TO S25 Old dauguerroty pes
copied Or DIMINISHED ed to any size; painted either
dia Ink. Remember WATSON'S, Whitehurst's
Old Gallery, II Mainst. jy Him
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= KAlLROAn LANES E0R NALEuN
Land COMMISSIONED Fl. { st. 10. K. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June l4th, 1859.
lY I'D NMAint
e.+ LAMB FOR SiIE.-I a

s3g LAND FOX SALE.-i otter tor sale, pri-
80 vately. n ACT OF LAND, stuat. on the
e Deep Run Turnpike, two niles from the city
Gi Richmond, containing THIRTY ACRES. This
land lies well, and, thou h ,lected for several
years, is susceptible n the hish state nj improve
ment; and on srcount of its proximity to the CD J.
and having upon It two beautiful building sites,
readers it very desirable either as country resi-
dences or market garden. 1t will be sold as a
offer another TRACT OF LAMB, about i've miles
from the cit, IF Richmond, yns on the same road
containing l5ta ACRES. This land also lies well,
and is heavily ilmbered. The above tracts Of land
are offered Tor sale privately until the 23d Sep
tembeT II not sold previously, they will be offered
ht public auction Persons wishing to purchase
are invited 10 cali on me and examine the land
Terms liberal.
6-Iins HIGH NJ HTTcHESON
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ACCIDENT AT THE WHITE MoUyTAINs.-
A letter in She Woburn Budget gives the fol-
lowing account Of an accident at the White
Mountains:
"a gentleman from New York (Mr. William
Mitchel) met with an accident here, last night
He went down in Tuckerman's Ravine, TO see
the snow arch. After passing up through il,
he attempted to walk along the side Of the ra-
vine on the edge of the snow, when he missed
his foothoid and slid down the snow-bank
about sixty feet, and then fell down ten feet
into the rocky bed of the stream breaking his
left leg inst above the ankle. His cries were
heard by party up the rayine, and the guide,
Mr.. Henry Haywood, went TO his assistance,
and pulled him out of the water. Word be-
ing seat up to the summit, a party went down
with blankets and materials for q litter; with
the assistance Of Mr.. E. A. Crawford and Mr..
Franklin White, he was carried five miles
down the ravine, in q seyererain-storm. Two
miles and half Of The distance was over the
rocky bed OF the stream, knee deep in the wa.
ter At three O'Clock in the morning they
gave ont, when within three -fourths of q mile
of the Glen House. Here Crawford built a
fire, and covered Mr.. II. with birch bark TO
keep off the rain, while others went to the
Glen for assistance, which arrived at day
light, and he was conveyed to the Glen House
ON carriage. This should serve as q warn-
ing to others not TO range about these noun
tains alone.
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ma Governor Street saloon. --I take much
pleasure in informngsmy friends and the public,
that ! have just opened SALOON; on Governor
Messrs Belvin & Co.'S Furniture Store, (retired
and pleasant yet convenient to the principal points
in the city where shall be happy in serving them
with the fooisst aud Freshest LAGER BEER, and
LIQUORS of superior quality. norovr
jy 22-lms NJ. y. foNCEi.
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H Licorice, In Mass and Stick. sf the best
GUM ARABIC igenuine), for Tobacconists.
ToNQUA BEANS-Angsstura, Black and Crys-
tailzed.
OLIVE Oil, in glass, of new crop. In store and
for sale low by ]. PITFIELD GEORGE -
In N. Blair and Co.'S Building, Corner
4-6m 18th and Cary sts.
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THE BREwEKIEso OF LONDON is stated that
the seventeen firms known as the great brew
ers of London produce nearly n thousand mil
lions of tumblers Of ale and porter every year.
One of the establishments is thus described:
OF the seventeen great London breweries,
the house of Truman, H2nbury, Buxton & Co.
stood last year at the TOP ofSthe list having
consumed l4e,0ee quarters of malt, and paid to
the excise f1su,00t or enough TO build two
ninety gun ships, at the usual cost of thou
sand pounds per gun. The visitor in proceed
ing through this establishment realizes. per-
haps, better than i'm any other place, the enor-
nous scale In which certain creature comforts
for the use of the town are produced. As he
walks between the huge boilers in which 1870
barrels are brewed nearly every day, or makes
the circuit of the four great watts, each con-
tanning $4,000 gallons of liquor, or loses him
self amid the labyrinth of 1875 enormous reser-
voirs which altogether hold 8, ,5oe,0Oo gallons
he begins to fancy himself an inhabitant of
Lilliput, who has gone estray in Brobdigna-
gian cellar.
There is popular notion that the far.f famed
London stout owes its flavor to the Thames
water this, however, is a "vulgar error" Not
even the Messrs. Barclay, who are upon the
stream, draw any Of their supply from that
source but it is got entirely from wells, and
those sunk SO deep that they and the Messrs.
Calvert, whose brewery is half a mile distant
upon the opposide side of the river, find they
are rivals for the same sprisig.
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An EDITEEss BEATEN AND HER PRRss Dr..
sTRoYED.-Until quite recently, Cleveland
ohio, boasted Of small weekly paper called
the Spy, which was edited by an enterprisine
young female, and was what might be called
"a very spicy sheet" Had the Spy been edited
oy man, the luckless fellow would have been
horsewhipped a dozen times but as the sane.
tum was ruled by crinoline it was not invad.
ed by any of the much injured heroes of ssnar.
sonalities," until the editress happened tn
speak of an employee of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad in disparaging terms.
The young man felt SO deeply injured by tho
aspersions that he worked up his Courage to
the sticking point, and entering the office of
the Spy, commenced general attack on the
furniture and appurterances thereof As the
edItress was woman of some nerve-in short
plucky female-she favored the pugnacious
youths countenance with a baptism of ink.
and peppered him with books, rules, and various
hard articles. The invader at once paused in
his work OF demolition, and commenced hurl-
ing things back at his assailant They thus
roader succeeded in knocking the editress
down; and being very much worked mn. he
even beat her with his fists.
In his ecstacy of bravery, he would probably
have killed the woman, had not her foreman
OF compositors come to the rescue Him. the
gallant hero attacked, and routed with a
sledge- hammer, after which he destroyed the
press, threw the type out of the window split
up the furniture, and retired covered with
glory and printing-ink. The unfortunate edi-
tress was carried to her home in a state of
syncope, from which she did not recover in
several hours.
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h1L1ss CAs1 or SEpUcr1oN.--Ths Du-
oaqes llowal Herald rsiascs the following

HAAb1L1ss GAsB or SEDucrroN.--The lIu.
oaqas llova1 Herald rslatcs the follDwipe
distressing affair:
year or 30 since, lady. the wife Of ope Of
OUT prominent clerrymen' trent 4, virrjnis a.,
.... VEL % some Other old friends While there.
= youns Woman was recommended to her as
one .,. woIlny o. her interest, and accordingly
sIf;th M ~ fssnfn she brought the young woman
spectabie ana sr ne hseas,sss in Virginia were re-
~ ~ eseEy way worthy Of the confidence
men sne pastors good lady ret,Csed in her
ooon aiser arriving here she made IN. nca uaint-
nnss sss o one q onr wealthy aud prominent bus-
looks and pleasing manners of ths riri e ,sssr su
mined upon her ruin, which he n iensth se-
marriage. P1oAnse "a
Until within the last few days the condition
~ vt,ssnn naa NOT peen suspected by the cier-
kyman famiiy, they believing All the Will.
that his attentions were as he ra,ar..sn,as
them, honorable. The scandal In tta fs,.;Is,
rs the true state of things became Lnox.rr ~.
better be imagined than described Manrvaf
the facts which transpired relative to the case
and which are we'll known to the nuhi;c ~.
revolving beyond description, and .houid con-
sign to eternal infamy the man who. undsr
the guise of honor, has perpetrated an a., -
cowardly and heartless villaiay. ~
The various parties interested in the ma.t.-
are busily engaged in endeayoring to effect a
settlement Of the affair without brinrinr the
matter before legal tribunal. The man is
rich-the girl Is poor, her relatives distant
and Of course the seducer will get off with
mere nominal penalty for his crime.
We understand that the victim leaves for
her family, an she returns to them guilty
branded with irretrievable disgrace-the fam
lily that she left year SINCE pure. yirtuons
ana nappy-can be, to some extent, imagined
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~ =. q. Hobsen, Practical Hair Cater
WING, SHAMpoolNG and pYEING ROOMS are
under the AmeIlcap Hotel. Gentlemen wishing to
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap-
proved style, ! would advise you 70 call on him.
EntTancs on 1lth street. -
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EA Tin Foil, Of every Thickness aud Size,
suitable for obaeconlsts and druggists and bot tiers
Also, Metallic CAPSULES. Metal rolled to order.
Having obtained the agency of a New York manu-
facturer ef the above named metals, am prepared
10 furnish any quantity at short notice
iy 2S-dlm LYLE FOSTER. l6 Pearl st.
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SINKING OF THE STEAMER KATE HOWARD.
The st. Louis Republican gives the follow
ing particulars concerning the disaster to the
steamer Kate Howard, on the Missouri river:
Late on Thursday afternoon. August nth
while descending the river, the steamer struck
n snag in Usage Chute, below the mouth of
Usage river, and sunk in five minutes. The
snag struck near the bow and tore the boats
hull open back to the wheel, where it stuck.
The boat settled down on the snag, and yester
day morning she was lying in fourteen feet
water astern and about seven at her bow. the
water very nearly covering her main deck
She had one hundred and twenty cabin pass
engers, about sixty of whom were ladies' Capt
Manson very promptly informed them that the
boat was going 10 sink, and this announcement
caused much alarm, which, however, soon sub
sided, as there was no danger to life. The
passengers stayed aboard during the night, a
prayer-meeting was held, and the band played
something like funeral dirge. Nextmorning
all the passengers, together with their baggage
and effects, were taken off by the steamer
Rowena. The Rowena then commenced TAX
ing freight off the sunken boat and landing il
on the Island. She had a large cargo of freight,
consisting in part of 700 bales ofhemp, IS hhds
tobacco, and other produce. The hemp was in
the hold, and will all be damaged most of the
tobacco would be saved from the deck without
serious damage The i'll -fated vessel was abou,
three years old, valued at SiU,WW, insured for
$4,000. and owned by Capt. Jos. s. Manson,
commander. @
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. ls1
Pkasass Resk.--If our readers wish to make
. pleasant trip by water, at this particular
time, they can readily do so by securing pas
sage on one Of the steamers-0corge Peabody
or Belyidere--now running tri-weekly b.
tween Richmond and THE Monumental City
The Peabody II certainly oHe0f the most COM
Portable boats OF fts size to be found anywhere;
and aince ths renting of the BeivideYe, she -
but little, IL any. behind hsr consort Both
these vessels have superior Recommendations
for passengers; both are commanded by sktll-
ful and polite mAstefe, and both arr F2pfdfy
growing into favor with ths frAveling p6bltc-
Tie Kirsy Tsads with Richmond Is steadily
increAsing and will eventually become OF great
vaiue. Within q few years past eTu5n and
other farm produce that ~ one ftuSe S6unt 3
market in BAltimcxe, s<ek our pokL had 1ne-
mers that then purchased THAR eupplles eiee.
where, now make their purchases 10 Rlchmond,
because Of the incvASod 1acilities for getting
here and returning hon1e. This improvement
has been brought aheat ~ To regular james
river steamers, who now ca1l - every tAn0ing,
and s facilifies ineC e, EaAe Will multiply
ana Rlshnoaa sj i.s.ly ssasaisd.
6srsl~-re shsr 1stt psuiinss = ~ 49,
walks. ~ - ~ ouee paeqege-e0 - nft q =
sueefoe of mAltci0nanQae thnt doo14fln -
sey8r<sf psiAl1hmenk An cid lodY ~ III
while lla1stng doWn 0oseFa0 sttoe4 1ss3es
day mslrntng. frou stey yEenG % = me3tos tsnes
hnt reeetved - sas4eNr 1Atnrys s.
- =
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ysl knows favos'ts RTfrS slysys op s9If pg
det-lJ VI Fine street. New York.
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Hapld Ann station, Cupe per co.
Ire above Farm. unless sold privately hefore
the dlh September, will. that dsy he ota red at
public auction, and will be sold IN two tracts.
mas be desired. au Q d2taw kcw3w
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- AaSt just returned from the City hall
Park, where ] had great pleasure OF seeing the
New York 9TH Regiment and our own Rich
mopd Grays reviewed by the Mayor of Rich
mond, ourown Mr.. Mayo, accompanied by The
Mayor of New York and the Common Coun-
Gil. They occupied about three-quarters OF an
hour in drill and review, the New York 7th
leading of. feel proud of our Grays, for
their soldierly and regular movements. The
handsome appearance of the company the
grace, ease and regularity of their movements
ELECTED the warm and en- th usiastic applause Of
the thousands who were assembled TO see
them. Even the 'sdarkies,s who were largely
represented, did not refrain from aclapping
their hands, in applause. Captain Elliott
may well be proud Of his men for their gen.
tleinanly, dignified and 'soldierly bearing, and
above ALL for the excellence OF their iriIi--
Indeed, Richmond ought to be proud Of them,
as we'll know she is. I have been SO gratified
myself with the whole proceedings Of this al
ternoon's review, that could not refrain from
communicating TO you, in this hurried man-
ner, my admiration Of the company, and the
superior manner In which they acluit ted
themselves during the review. Capt Smith
of the Arm0ry Hand. was Of course there with
his efficient company, who discoursed
sweet and marital music fhey, to Were
applepded. While write this. they ase all
marching through nroadway In grind styls.
the sAduiiyea az IL thouaands Of Aflmirers =
Iwaatso savs the mail fhis afterneon. 80 !
here close. RIcuN0xD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

GOVERNOR WISE AND FERNANDO WoOD.-Wa
the defeat Of the Hon. Fernando Wood in ~
last election for Mayor, it was given out that y
had resolved upon q pious pilgrimage to II
Holy Land, in order to wash off from his limb
the dirt of Tammany Hall in the sacred water
of the Jordan. But soon it appeared that N
indomitable ex Mayor had no notion of giving 4
up 90, and from that day to this he has b.ed
fighting and shifting the Tammany Sachems q,
the ancient children of Israel smote the Amsle
kites, hip and thigh. And 30 now he has thdc
upon The hip, and from his purchase of the onlJ
regular democratic paper in the city, the Dali,
Nevs, it is evident that he intends to "carry th(
war into Africa" Ike Fowler and his set MAY
as well hang up their Hddles, for Mr. Wood il
going to teach the New York democracy new
sort Of music. He has made several trips to Old
Virginia, and has got his cue from Governol
Wise. Wise and Wood are strong team; and
Wise with the Richmond Enquirer, and Wood
with the New York Daily NeOs, will be apt ID
stir up the democratic menagerie as with long
pole, or rather as with two long poles. Let the
Tammany Sachems look sharp, and let the gu :
terrified" outsiders keep step to the music s.
Wise and Wood.