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ola school General Assembly.

pocuEsr.R. ~ y May 2I.-The Old School
,;sssral Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
e,s,,nbled here Today.
4 Committee was appointed 10 report to the
lex, Assembly on the Feasibility and expeoI-
.rey q. a Church Commen tary.
The Board of Domestic Missions annual re-
,,r, was before the Assembly.
DR. ". VI Scott and the Rev. DR.. Wapper-
.a.i presented statements of the progress OF the
r1rs - ~
The receipts have beer slla 600. The mum.
Ter 81 MISSIONARIES is 900, and the number of
Lew Churches is 81.
The Rev Or. Adgsr made an extended speech
ss,Iust the policy of the Board.
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From " Washington.

w,.vr>Gros. Nav 2a-The japanese treaty
"a. .a,iii.d 10 day without os;en's lion.
.,rt. Jarvis has been appointed nag ohceT
4, ne home 50 uadron, vice McCluney. relieved
. BIZ own request.
capt. Bell, now in command Of the Gospor,
Navy Yard. has been ordered 10 Inc o a,
= ina Mediterranean squadron. The new
,'s,,u s,oop Richm ond now fitting out al Nor
AK Is TO he his flag ship.
The Dacofah goes 10 the East India squad
-. he Seminal. to Brazil. aud the Pawnee,
49, = Al PHI ladelphia, joins the home 50 uadron
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~ AT AUCTTON.-On WEDNESDAY, 1d in
slant At 10 O'clock vii! sell. At the residence Of
& an SS:t sss str: 1T 4, 'eSsSy b
KlIQEkN FukNtrURE, embrscinx Mahosany
nna three ply Carpets; Marble Tor fables: M
hoRnly and Cane Seat Chars; GILT frame Miner;
Gard Tables; Washstsnds with Marble Tope; Ma
stuck Mattresses; Crib; Cradle; Dining Tables.
Mahogany Slde5oards Clock; Window Shades; Re
trieeratnr PaI'or Stove; CandeIabSas; Gas Fix
tures Oil Cloth. &C., &c.
-. rs Also.
The KITCHEN FURNlTURE. iuo,udinx .
FIRST rate Double Oven Stove. ~
he Abpve Furniture in in most excellent oondi-
tt2N. and y worth the attention Of nOusekeoyorA
CERMs-Cash. -
my 10 Err C(lOE Aues
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Trial OF Cant. Earnuul.

SAyAsSAH, May .2-The Circuit Court
Aefe Is engaged in the trial of Capt. Farnum,
q. he Wauderer, for African slave trading
OAy eleven jurors have been empannelled.
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Opinion Of DIR. Geo. n. Wood.

OF PhlladeIpha ia regard to the curative proper
tee Of the Virginia Hot Springs, in Rheumatism
Cont and Chrome Hepatltis.
In his work on the Practice Of Medicine. the best
on that sutJsct in the English language. Or. Wood
one of the Professors in the I University of Penn
men Of the age. thus notices these waters as rene
dial agents: Under the head Of ChroHtc kh.nma-
t.Sm- hs says see sec1nd edition, vol. L. PAGE 4i3
Woods Practice Of Medoins.l ''The Hot Bath,
taken daily and persevs ed in for console BILE
time, often does much good and obstinate local
affections sometimes ave way 10 a stream OF hot
water directed upon the or the hot dOuche. A
visit 70 the Hot Springs in Virginia may he recon
mended.''
Under the head of Gout 1.-THE Hot Springs OF
Virginia are sometimes very BENEFICIAL - (VOl.
page 46f, second edition. WOcds Practlcel Under
the head of ChrOatc HspafittS, Woods Practice
second edition. vol 2, p. 46l 9Th" Hot springs OF
Virginia have also been found useful en- playe ed in
the form Of hath" my 81 d3twlt
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To AKCHiTECvS.-Th undersiguea, AZ
4 pointed the Building Committee Tor The Male
Orphan Association If this cit, desire the plan OF
An ASYLUM to accommodate about rs orphan
boys. The plan should eubrace rooms Tor the ma
ron. rece ptinn room, dormltofies. school rooms.
should = much exceed Sls.Oo0.
lot If level surface, owned by the Association,
near the western limits Of The CITY, fr0ntiLg 40
feet ON = public square. and axtendins back lS6
feet and detache nv streets from other property,
IS the lot whsseon Il s proposed 70 erect the Asy
Inn
We invte architects disposed tn submit plans
,or this building, to send them tc us BY 18th Of
Of 500. Tho rejected plans will be retuf nsi
The pii n submitted must be tor \ o. sire build
ing and have reference to wing lsIdinxs, to bo
added at some future per-. d . il dseMsa necessary !.
ROLLING W. HAXALL.
JOHN 8. WALKER.
THOS. ID. QCARLEH,
Richmond, 18th NAV, lAiD In, 2I-1w
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IN, RlGHMsoND HUsrlNGs CHUkI

55HN J. hRE .aa f!eSSTa I'LL a. 5 aM
Sa oa FL q st %fa sS a9a
the ComEionwea!th in said Court. Sheriff Of the
City Of Richmond. and three Commissioners of
held At the Fins, Market. and to be esnducred Is
f HaMTEo SESKEE Il .Ia
THOMAS 4: PRICE; Commissioning for Al ad-
Coy Il and 10 bs conducted ss II
RRa RRE4h 's M se Up%E THoMAs s sHE
MATTHEWS. Comm,ssioners Of said election
for Nor zoe. or Sd Ward-said election to be held
Foashee streets. and to he eon.ius:ed bs JAMES
BRAY; and t is ordered that that's copy OF this
A copy-Tsssass ;uow.pn c,.x.
~ ;i ss fsll. will be 9s:s:a n .sss wsss At
my % Conductor at City Hail.
N0T,CE.,The CO. Dsr,neyE, + hsEss,oters sx-
RoUNEf has ,his day been dissolved b. mutual
| consent, in consequence Of the Il! health of l.
f.. Al @
senior partner xsisi" yii' - o ;s;tss p .Ss
r. .S.-The Lfquer snd BettiinS bnsi ness
viii b earned on by NJ. u. DELAKUE. at the
old stand. Tn street. between Broad and Grace
iestowe ed on the late 6ral. and sneits . cont "
ancs of the same. lmy 2-tsl N. q. d.
LAY. MILL OFtAl., COMN. kc. R
II lao bales No. TIMOTHY HAY;
80 do BROWN STUFF;
500 do CORN. and
80 do CORN MEAL,
-, 1H0S l.. HUNDLEY
my 92-at~ Corner Ssh and MsvshAH ste.
N0TGCE.-An persons hayleE etaias ass.nse
NavensVO d Heu.ieo countv. are hereby Noticed
10 pfoaent the same duly authenticated to the un-
H,st-k'fhce CHAS. CAMMAN. e
Hsasico Ceassy, Msy ~, 1850 Curator.
NY 0-lM
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heU. :. sloop-of-War Brooklv,

NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-The schooner Aro-
gan, from Sisal, arrived here yesterday. She
hports that the United States steam sloOp- Of
var Brooklyn arrived al Sisal on the 9th ins t.
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by Then. W. Reese, Aucs'p.
CONGO eOSner Of 18th and Cary streets.)

[IQCSE AND LO1 FOR aALE AT AUG.
~ T5ON.-Wili be sold "WEDNESDAY, the
zid day OF the present month, At O'Clock p. NJ,
AND LOT oocapisd by the sabscriher. on Chsrck
Hill, at the corner Of Marshall and 9th streets
ahe lot fronts Q feet 9th strset. au1 hack
1S feet The House is m excellent brick one.
containing ROOMS without the gasret, with brick
kitchen. 40 -
TERMs-Sas0 cash. $500 in months. the bal
ence IN ~ nQnshs Tho last pay ment may 10, il
desired extended TO- a much !nnTer period.
Tis buildings are Insured u $1,000.
JANIS A. GODDfN.
nv Il
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Mr.. SAMUEL G0oDE-D Dear Sir: IN replv to your
inquiry Of last evening. with regard to the perna
II he Hot Syringe Raths as desc ibed in letter
70 Dr. Thomas Goods. under date of Sept y, 1856,
have to say that from that day anti the pieseni
two years additional experience and observation
have only confirmed and strengthened my Prev.
Baths in cases Of obstinate and deep seated chron-
IL disease.
feeling Of gratitude for nav own restorst!9n
has led me TO recon me nd the use Of these Baths
10 many friends suffering from diseases for which
Inc Hot Springs had proved beneficial to others,
ton 10 me to know that have thus been instTu-
mental in promoting their recovery. The incTe.s-
M facilities Of travel will soon make the Hot
SDrinrs accessible TO invaiids from all part. 81
the Union, and Il is destined. ~ no distant period
TO occupy the front rank among the csisorAssd
Yours truly, r. b. CLA1k.s.
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To :sS kx3sciAlyGss1Nf2hst
:ss': 80 g & .| ':.; sii.a = g: !:
ss.;s. q g 2; g :s s!n s
e E: 81, 4; =; S. &: aszc Il
9: s :::s.: .'s: s: r !; si IL @ !;
~ :.:. ~: s;; -
.sd $ Il FL: s.1 . 81.
!sa,sS the n.aaio. house viii & soi6 isss 10.
sss hcas o 70 s.s and survey % 3 sxssd s
:ss rs: s "a 70 Man
ri. :s:s = 8: 4 s::;s :s s::s a..
HH9 ~ T on 4: &e.s fss.. g: :Gs
balance At and = months iof sssss.3 n sssse.
sss; 81 f Is: s:;:. n.
sha'.''. &. 4 zs aEl EaiEAHR f,.....:. '
GopprH & AppkRaoR: Aacts. an
.o shSP Pm: a:.s e e 'e SSso 81:
SSS R.b a.: and rs e fSfSrEFI
ALSO-A coal YARD. aboNt one auartsr ~
4: ie s:ss:
T1t gS6tiiNsA r. lSii q 81; A.,,
use S ana me ne toss.";ns sale: WI b sd the
e. the corner a Perry s.rsst and the corporssio.
Tss rs. Al: 49, ~. !@y ~ q. 8 A.. xre,,.
.zs xi Ne si:es fsfs pssHSSisN "a. sG
O'clock the sale Of the b.,.ncs 81 ths ,..s
"'s S6S6ls /. ArprssoN, Auo.,..
Si SEHEc.AA AN DWELliNG, ON HULL
- I.MANCHEsTER, FOR SALE Ar
,tStiON:-W.il hs sold At auction. on TUES
VA hS I'd May. 1850 ON the premises, At
GeI1Sk r.. NJ. the excel emit STONE AND
Wv ELtING located as above. recently erected
~ Mr.. ten. A. Perry, and now in his occupancy
ne ct - beautiful one. the house il an excel
TERMS :-One fourth cash balarce at 4, a a>A n
mnntns, i0r negotiable notes, intsre.t added and
sxle retained till last note 10 paid. Tho taxes for
iocO 10 % paid ny the purchaser
% YIs, GnnDIN & APPE RSON. Auet's.
PnsTPONEMENT.-The above sale was una
t vGllaahy postponed to THIS DAY. when i vi.
Sn m, q pr"Psrtynnss, about S'eIock
Hy 4. IL, Geek. Auct,r.
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n,Ss.ss ~ - yKAne' duratios eused in TWO WEEKS.
ALVxANDkIA, Va. August u. lSee.
On. Tsos. Oeops-DeaT Sir: Asn9x beSn j r. J.
ass;nss 4. the wear lscs Tor the cure 81 khsMUe-
tam. Which had c0ats sctsd \. h.viax sssSss -
tstsn ~ ovIfued 70 uiJ Ted toT tAs sps6s osose
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/ q II u ID A Wis,

n ~ - a 1 =,
Has removed his shop to rear OF the Law Bs ding,
TmsH %xaps6ss ssct' me
ss fSS r.sSi H9rsE
=. and d ne sst ,,!. e = .ss:
ss1s,sh. ~ p.sk Ta.s,ssrs. ~ short s",ics ssd
on vssS ccoIam"satins tsrms my x-lm'
C.. shrEkA Z s y : AsS 3 dx,kpnK ...nr.,
rURERs. i.,L street, opposite tie Ms1iss- KssS
sos :is: :ssst y; IT,
s.:m.is.s 90 q or brand e 6lovn SOss y Tss~
With GOOD low prl-s SOAP 'As ~ S, n1iS
a ana M'a.s.. i sE6sGs 5Acc IS !:a''
L'A'' sostkIISsa & kfis;ss ;il' ;ss::'>
'-aa''isi .as. 4 ~ : sck6kSs JAe5sst.
e., a.is Z sIcH coLLAss. 80 slE.sAs
si SaSSsi rs :; ;; ~: T.
aq Fo! Sx 4 SGHko y ~ ~.
oko1s .a S.CS.s ss:l : s "a :.: =;
8! ': :::s: !. ~: ~
S.s s's s.a 'e xsSss 3 3 Gssss.
=, Al s.n ss !. $500
a. s.:s Ss; I'd sIsA 'j Six ~ IN
t'3$ Il 8 81, s.. !:
$sa'S :: S;ii'-.: & d 81
F.Ss: : s :. . LII. Z. .. cs.sf 6 q
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NJ ]. ~. DlsSes, AuctF.
WILL. BE SOLD. every night thls ~,ak. "A
w auntiop room 8, Main street, co. ,rnsscisS ~
pcSi9ck s IssEs invoice of fine O sd, Slivsr, ss3
GUARD and VEST CHAM. tsGiss' chA 9TTHe
kAAtMs ; Silver Plated SPOONS, F0kKS. cAS-
CARS, CUTLERY, DO. Va
N;B.C onalEnmeasxiseeiving every day and soba
v16h4It IeservA ]. H. DIG0E0, AUot.
w. :. OVN.3Fa y4oo.AAn. jA1ts
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~ hector lbavis, Ance.

~ 0ectsp Oovle, Anctss
A r AuCIION-A Nj. j HOUSE sgRvAMT
"A AND Violin PLAYil.-I win III g ~
s:ss I ASssi e Ne :. ~ is g ~
sas neSe q loshuA-s No. he4: sps frxeHs ssA
MAfflNai AA1Iu NG . .ises. = : esas
49, svssal REYKi0KRAroKs." vafioAs
sty les, f0s sale very low:
~ va s, y. COOK, No. " Maia 4.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE q HIRE.
f>OK H LIN ElFos the balance 81 he year, u
to p. M. ThBR Il SON,
my Its ....-s..-z 81. Exchange Hotel
EOK H0kE-By the month, q NEGRO BOY.
about IL years old. Apply to
a.-- MADDUX 4 Co,
my a2-ts Cary street. doors Mellow 18th.
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HILL, fOR SALE AT Auction. win - soi1
Of Jsne, 1880 at o'eloek r ,fif far II rot Il.
next f g., d.s sss new and e.ssilesf Briek Tsns,
sharv The lot has = font OF s. feet. aSd = An
OF W feet to an alley. The house has seven rooms
ofs'dss II"ns ana rear po!t'ces and 10 yeIi finch
water. good sssyast:' ACCOMMODATIONS, xc.
TINS. -One- fourth cash balance q 1 q, ana
end ste retained AL last ante 10 paad. The taxes
~ % - s1ss 3 shs A....
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BY J. h. Diyges, Auct'r.

GROCERIES,: FANCY GOODS. &c.-Win
Messrs. Hall Il Earnest. on Franklin street, q No
t., commencing, at 10 O'Clock, on FIR DAY, the
Moasses. Candles, Racon, Soap. Teas, Glass and
Earthenware Wooden ware, Tobacco Scales and
Weights. with many other articles usually kept in
q retail store -
TERAs-Cssb. inv 23l J. H. DIGGES Auct
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BOARDING.

ROnK DING. II have two pleasant chambers,
- on the same fioor. newl, furnished, with 90.
to have occupied by Gentlemen. can also 40
commodate several moro with DAY Board
comforts will call on n. W. Jon Els,
my l9-lw Governor st.. ever The Once.
QOARN OR RENT.-rwo most DESIRABLE
building on corner of Broad street. opposite the
Powhatan House. They Will be rented to single.
could he accommodated with hoard in the family,
Apply at the residence, Broad and nth ssreota,
NH SITS ~
L IOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best Of recommendation.
with every effort for the comfort of guests LA8-
DER not sxcslisd in The United etafes.-
H. D. PARKEQ.
NH SIN LIP MII.fA
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HEADQ'k KS EpTH REG. VA. MILITIA,i

HC.. RICHMOND, May 10, le60
u',ntra} Order 40. 2.
I.'. In obedience to Brigade orders, No. ], the
VI "Iaeal Tra!alag Of officers of this Regiment
lt,s e,,ttle'ee on MONDAY 2lst inst. and con-
W.. H ree days. Officers viii assemble in front
Sualnlng ~'oo- -" > oA
TAN! Ne Rsgimental muster will DO hold on SAT.
tas ~, 9th INST, at ii O'Clock A. M, Ia front oil
sS,s xsonnnaIdants of com panIes will have their
sr a., ,eftdy Tor delivery to the Adjutant on the
.h Oh The training.
Ss.. ne ne Hegimentai STAFF viii report 10 the
b. sSonnanding, in 'front.' Of the City Hall. at
An, e.s,ock NJ. N 18th, in full uniform. and
ASo according TO Law.
BY order Of J. A. CLARKSON,.
81 Leat Col. Com Inanding l79th Rex't.
-. AUSTIN, Acting Adi,t ms Is lit
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u e.,.is;IIO w. BEEN To LEvY's OLD
ia., d. =. DRY Goods store. No. Is Main st.
e sIssssds 70 Immediately, and you cannot fail to
=. a aos, oosa with his assortment and prices.
hsI a, ss oneiing 10 the public Grass Lipen
s-sss a, ~, that are well worth and would be
Nenasrs NC oc: They were purchased 1t . large
Eve HI. c"., ~ great sacrihce; an6 ~ order
!. usssl ii, I.stpmeTs good i,ssx ain. LEVY. with
~ ,ms s9Ital,.y. has determined 70 run them
1s&btolds ,sd = advance on the cost price. Also.
.r tsia.. " % sold a. % 70 30 per cslt below
.saa; Linen Es ssoss at - and t,4c. crest is.r-
siS,loa' -, nekis. and Dry Goods OF every de-
H.as II HACON Ma MS-Vi1xInis- CARED
aad, Hans Ssiior quality; Todd . kasar- Cured
sstE VIII ao s and other brssds &c 6ne suslity,
'Usf lsss "Tr 70, o.ess artelss You mag need Tor
a. u. DAkDaIDEt No rox a,..A ~.
MtksDy wArER A.Dci... Wit
.sisssit:;ss;' &, Is a 4 fssS 4. s:ss.s. sEbt
80 swssr wafer, which leaves Il perfectly rure
CAR ff.t ssls at the NOW vs.es II O.
s'A" LAyHAVP, " Naia Il, ~
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ss>-,-,7,.,f FOR LYNCHEUKG-To leave
EE4sS THuRSDAY.-f The Canal Boat
OLIVIA will leave rs above. For
lsEht. apply t. WIN. r. COX,
Ay2 3-2t At the She'd Dock st.
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ARMORY YOUNG GCARD,t
L.. Richmond, May I'D, 1860. (

n Pursuant to Regmental Orders, this Com
n,Mand Il assemble for PARADE on sATUR-
80 Aornng 18th inst :, at O'Clock. In full dress
as II order for inspection. This parade is re-
, ta by Jaw. and the fine incurred for non at
"haance "a So
- 'ssissan.s will snmmop their squads and report
a., ~iahandant, through the LIST Sergeant, on FRI
80 evening, 18th inst de-.
b, order of Capt JoHS 3. RADy.
ABNER V.ENGLAND, LIST Serg't.
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FOR SALE-A No BUGGY HORSE;
-0Vrides well under the saddle; is Eve years
odd, perfectly sound and gentle; would
axe hrst-rate family horse; sold for no fault
ssa'sver, the owner not having time to use him.
ssisvery stvlish, and of a handsome color. Ap
sly al this office. my 22-3t
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a. FOR HALE.-A No. l HORSE, BUG.
~CGY and HARNESS; slso, SADDLE and
- BRiDLE. The horse is years old. a bob
@sd hay, rides delightfully."- and is quick buggy
.M,e, IS sold for no fault: but because the sub
, ,.,l has no time to use hi For terms apply
HM' Nam street. or at American Stables, kept by
ny tl-,s JOS. X. HtX.
grE FOR SALE-Two family NJ l II Il
~ . w k-Riohmond race-genteel and
e-af.s good to the pail. Apply ut the barry, to
+. HUFFMANN,
my ?i-3t' Near Baauu % uarter Branch
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor II Son. Auct's.

SALE OF FUkNiIUKE AT AUCTION.-
- We will sell on MONDAY. the 2s.h inst, at the
residence of Or. X. G. Cabell, or Franklin, I've !
tween 9Th and 7th Streets CONN., encins at 10 o'clk
A. NJ :, his entire Household and Kitchen FuVnl-
ture, consisting of large and useful variety.
Al SO-A double Carriage and Sleigh.
TEkNs-sums Of S2 and under. easa; over hat
amount ,s! months cIsd Tor approved negotiable
my g JAS. nj. TAYLOR < SON, Aucta
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
- BILE REAL k>TATE IN MANCHESTER
BoTNDE]RXrokrERr BiD1LEA AND JACK:

BOZ SpEHKxt6kTEk BiD5 SiAs AND jA Z 4
SON STREETS. As COMMISSIONER appointed
pronounced on the 9Th Of Ma, 1850 in the case q
DAYS Execatrix, &c. asaiass Moore. Ac.. ne
shall proceed to sell at pubic aucssou, on the
premises on THURSDAY, the slst Of Nav, 100
= - ofloek T A. ,,if IA, il n:.. the neg. ia,r
chester, mos. =. az } loo .ted a. above. hasinx
thereon a large BRICK DWELLING occupied 3,
death. The said lots Will he sui.divldsd. seoord,ns
70 plan 10 be exs lifted At the hour If S.le The
foregoing real eatate rs beautifully located.
TEkMs.-One- fourth pasa; the balance al I. and
. months 70! negotiable notes interest added and
title retained till all the pu chase money 10 fasiy
paid, End conveyance ordered BY the Court. The
taxes for ls60 e. be paid b, the pufch asers
FASkk PCINHpEsxx 1THtR Comm 10. &
Sale by GepprS APPsRspN. Aucis. uYl7
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- FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR DE
tHRABLE CITY PROP ERT Two
ARMS IN Charles City county, containing,
s'seetively. $50 and PAS acres of fine lard. See
.,se'nent IN country Wing. or address
nr tREN&HAW kictsnOpd
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Hot Springs in Spinal Diseases.
Case Of lady suffering with SPINAL iRR!TA-
T1oN, who had not WALKED for 10 YEARS he
walksany reasonable distance without iLconve
nIonce.'
PIEDMONT, Albemarle county. Va.
July ID, 1859
s. GoopE, Esq.-Dear Sir: Prompted by t4.e de
sire to relieve human suffering, ] am induced TO
benefit she derived from visit to the Hot Springs
She enjoyed fine health until she about II
years old when she n I'D severe attack Of fever
attending physe II was now obss rived that
she had disease Ct .hs spt.e, Templ.,satea w.th
rh;eH prevented. hrr from ,sauing for s,r's."
vas confined constantly to the horizontal posi-.
ton not belRg able to sit up At all, and suffered
soat, 70 mind more than half Of those
long, wearisome years having been spelt fn con-
tiaxous .onrHis,Sns which rendered n lie sinost
to have been scsfcomd bs ne rself End her friends.
a. the sweet messenger OF peace and rest. have
10 a state Of sstire iaseasibilifs..with her face
iivid-her ewes resembling oTbs Of fre-her whole
consciousness but t. suffer tie untold fortunes Of
a thousand deaths. She was favored with the ad.
VICE Of o"r :? 81 the mo. f., ana sxI
e% s dictated. but without prodacins sny
the season Of 1881 At the Hot Spring.; that she vas
M r. the opinion Of all that another season YOU d
ps.e s: ia. Dr ssaat Is. s;s TO
issis svinS avsry DAY, which spssoly - benefited
hSs ssinsi dissass - 10 enable her g move her
feet when asslstsd 20 Q st.nd,ns pesstlon, Which
Shortly aitsr Leaving the Hot springs shs COM
msnosd 10 walk little. with the assistance 2. t!s
nontks "r more. Thea pps oi them vas dlspsn.ed
with, and 10 DiX WOnthS more tho 0theI cSWtcR
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-11
APOLOGY.

We the boys) must still beg the indul.
-gence of the readers of the JOURNAL fol
the quality of the reading matter, and fol
any other defects they may discover in it
The editor has not yet returned from the
railroad excursion trip to Baltimore, Wash
ington and Mt. Vernon, so kindly given to
the editors of the Press by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and their tributaries.
Some three hundred editors availed
themselves of this opportunity for free
ride, and, we learn, are enjoying themselves
hugely, though conducting themselves in
the main pretty much the same as Other
folks. The excursionists reached Baltimore
on Saturday last, Washington on Monday,
and visited Mt. Vernon and returned to
Washington on Tuesday, where they would
remain day or two, and then return home
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-11

The development of muscle leads not al
ways to the prize-ring, In Troy, the other
day, John Mckinney and Patrick Kennedy,
backsmits both, had an extraordinary trial
of skill. The former challenged the latter
to compete with him in making horse-shoes
for the championship. The challenge was
accepted and the working time fixed at ten
hours, each man, with his "helper," went al
the metal. Their shops were surrounded
through the day with an interested throng
and ropes we're stretched about the forges
to give sufficient space. At the expiration
of the ten hours Kennedy had made 24C
shoes, and Mckinney 2lO. Near The chose
of the contest the "helper" of the latter
tainted from fatigue. 1t is not probabk
that an equal feat has ever been accom-
plished before.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-11
sandusky, Dayton & cincinnati n. II.


We notice with pleasure, that the man
agement of the Sandusky, Dayton q Gin
cinnati Railroad are pursuing line of pol
icy that in the end cannot help but promote
the interest of the Company. We mean
by adapting the time of the trains to the
wants of the local travel along their line Of
road. BY reference to their time card in
another column, it win be seen that besides
making close connections with other roads
with their two through trains, they have put
on an accommodation train between Hunts
vile and Cincinnati, leaving Huntsville at a
seasonable hour in the morning and reach
ing Cincinnati at 1O:40 A. NJ; leaving
Cincinnati at 2:40 P. NJ, giving passen,
gers four hours IN which to do business, and
reach home again the same evening We
trust that the spirit of accommodation thus
shown, will be appreciated by the travelling
community, aud that the increased expense
will be more than made up by cores
ponding increase in the receipts of the road
The freight and accommodation train
leaving Sandusky on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, makes close connection
at Clyde with train Cleveland and Toledo
Road for Cleveland, reaching Cleveland al
2: 80 P. M.-Sandusky Register.