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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-29

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". STEAM SOAPAND CANDLE MANU-
FACTURERS,
Have q store a. large stock of BROWN and VEL,
o WsuesIH5 fa A Aehts s00
of which We VIII sell to the trade on the most aof
Our articles respectfully solicited au2 9-lw
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES
SEWING b"tS IN Ae
su perority over all others in the market. Sewing
Machines, so called, may be bought tits true. for
smaller amount of dollars, but 1t is mistaken
economy TO invest any thIng in worthless or UNI
reliable article, and those who will do so must
slNGEk'S NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
In order to place the pery best Family Machines
IN the wor!d within the reach of all, we have re-
chimes. beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
TIE MACHINES,
Both OF very general application and capacity
tory. Prices reduced respectively from Sl35 and
SINGERS No sT GhIRNa SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers sa and heavy leather work
Price, complete, $l25.
| tiele. unequaed for MANUFACTURING purposes
noiseiess, rapid. and capable of any kind of xork
| Price, including IRON stand and drawers, $40
cheaper at that. IN view Of its value than the
chimes Of any other maker as gift.
1 All VI ptHscf MAKE LHe lUt6TlOCkSO
| stitch with two threads, which is the best stitch
| known. Every person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machines
/ their sizes, prices. working capacities, and the
best method of purchasing, can obtain it by send
| which is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted to the SUBJECT It will be supplied gratis.
| NEEDLES, THREAD, CoTTONS, SILK, and
| all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines
Kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, practi
cal maohinlst, who is ever ready to attend on Oul
| customers, If required.
| Messrs SINGER & CO.'S Office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business pies. by al
| entirely new set of hands, we feel confident OF
doing share Of the business, we have always
| done heretofore. |. NJ. SINGER Il CO.,
$40 Main street, Richmond.
| B, TROTT, Agent. au 2S-3m
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RUNAWAYS.

"A $40 KEWAkD.-R from IN.
al subscriber, on the 7th instant, a negro mss
hnamedW Lillian, be lonbing to I. NJ. Burke
LIZ feet high, of dark ginger bread .oIor-.
He has a wife living at Mr.. Edward o. Watkn,,
in Chesterfield, near Bermuda Hundte whs,.,
he IS likely to be lurking will give the above rs
ward If delivered to me In Richmond, or IN jsI
where | can get him.
an 28-lWs MORDECAI CARMEL
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CRNT CANS, FRUIT CANS.-We have in
ssC1R b kege assortment of self sealing Fruit
Cans. all 81 "A most approved makes and kinds,
consseting Of Tin, Glass, Stone Ware, and = very
superior article of English Stone Jar, which re-
quires no wax or cement to seal. We would call
the attention of those in want of really good
ticle to our stock For sale low, at the China and
House Furnishing Store of
- THOMAS A. BULKI.EY & CO.,
l32 Eagle Sauare.
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LUST-A pair of COLI SPEC
with long temples. With
S - out slides, oclagon ewes. They
were lost SATURDAY. evening on Main, between 18th
and l4th streets. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving them at CHAS. LUMSUEN
au 293t 30 Main street.
~erH SIS REWARD.-Straye ed from my resi-
az dence. near Buchanan Spring. a dark red
q e;OW-no marks Tecoleoted. except a
CHIP OF the right horn. The above reward will be
paid for her delivery to ne.
an OH j. w. LEE.
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aErS* STRAYED-From The subscriber, on
Lix~ Church Hill, about three wee ks since, two
a large br indie, with short
rope around the horns: the other, a email bright
red, with white spot on the face. For their de-
livery. or any in formation concerning their where
abouts, will be literally rewarded
: LUCIEN LEWIS,
Office, metropolitan Hall, Franklin street.
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LUDLAM WATSON,
All CTS Opposite Steamers Wharves.

% O. A. STR ECh Err. Agent, continues
lilo carry on business at his old stand, No: 3
NJ Main street, opposite thu Old Market with
XIX new and fresh imported stock of DRUGS,
MEnIClNE Els and CHEMICALS. which ne is re-
and solicits the favor of his old customers friends
and the public GENERALLY to patIonlze HIM ,n with
tention reasonable prices and honesty.
HIS own erepsrsSin9pns;i f9E ilM as the GERMAN
econmended and preferred by the Richmond
M edical Faculty. and in fact, all over the United
States, he continues to prepare IN the most con-
cutaneous diseases. which have cured thousands
and his artificial Mineral Waters, for certain dis
eases. never fail to give instant relief.
an 20 I'm O. A STRECKER. Agent
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IN Ten DDLLAkS REWARDED
eR away from our factory, about the LIST Julys
Rnegro boy named JOHN, about Il YEAR, Of
- age, dark gingerbread color, tall and slen.
.ksder. The above reward of $40 will be paid
COSBY l. ANDERSON,
au Its 7th ST.. below CARY.
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Nd. Wire and Sieve Factory. The nm:
SIEVE BUSIN ESS, on Pearl street be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
the public generally to his stock. He manufactures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE for mer,
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCREEN
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and SIEVES of all
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BO0k-
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND, and GUAN0 SCREENS.
IA Prompt attention given to orders.
6. W. JESSOP, Pearl st, below Cary,
au 23-lmH Richmond, Va
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ma Notice to Tobacco Manufacturers...
Having made new arrangements with Messrs
Musser & Coleman for the sale of their patent
TOBACCO PRESSES, we row able to furnish
them at reduction IF FOO on each Press from the
old price. Every Press warranted. TUBACCO
FIXTURES of all kinds furnished to order.
au I6-2w ETrENGER & EDMOND.
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49, NAILS WING INTO THE
FLESH, AND ALL EXCREsCENCES, &c, IN
Simultaneously removed, without the slightest PAIN
so that immediate ease and comfort Is enosea,iT
sous nj during his abse nee, has just returned from
the sprinss. AS his stay again will be limited, IN
ABSOLUTELY neoessary at his office, Wall Street Ro
tel, Wall street.
IA Ladies, and invalid gentlemen, as usual, at
tended at their residences. au 2S-Zt
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7 OsT-S1 REWARD-Lost. a few days since.
l. GOLD WATCH KEY, resembling the head
of an unicorn. The above reward will be paid for
It's delivery to the subscriber, at the Capitol
on % o,S T. MAYO
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FOR LYNCHBURG-Toleave
|1STHURSDAY EVENING.--The
Canal Boat OLIVIA will leave as
above. For freight, apply to
VIM. p. cox,
au 29-2t At che Shed, Dock ST.
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(.O.PARTNERSHlP.- have this day as
y soclated with us JOHN MORRIS, to manufac-
ture SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO, under
the firm of JOHN MORRIS Il CO. All debts
due to the cid firm will be settled with us.
JOHN MORRIS.
s. T. GREENBY,
ID b. FRIEDMAN,
18th between Main and Franklin SITS.
August 9th, 1860 al 28-StS
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Rev. VIM. S. Plumer and Rev. T. v Moore
preached at Lewisburg, Va, last Sunday.
Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee, addressed
the Union men Of Bos ton, Friday night. ..
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FAMILY FLOUk.-We are now In receipt of
the Justly celebrated brand |" p iedmont' + AM
lily FLOUR, so we'll known to the lovers of good
bread. Sold In lots TO suit. .-
w. d. TOMPKINS Il BRO,
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co,
LynchbuIg. Va, Aug: 9TH, 1850,
THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEET.
i ING of the Stockholders in the Virgins and
Tennessee Railroad Company. will be held in the
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of September next.
BY order of the Board of Directors;
WIN. H. HUGHES, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.-An persons having claims sENni
~ the lste MKs. MARY ANN BRAXTUN, q
Ravenswood. Henrico county. are hereby netinh
To present the same duly authe TO the IN
dersgned, or to address BOX 572," Richmond
Post Office. CHARLES CAMMAN,
Henrioo County, May q, 1850. Execstor
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MARINE rr1snLf.ronucn
PORT Or RlcHM oND. AUsusr Is.
HisA Ws., sal, 6sy wsd~s ,dayllk o'eioe,


HisA NA"t. sAt, 1sy wsd~t sdayl = o'eloe1.
:, ARRlyED. "a. 4.
-Schr. Hss ~, Winters. New York, ndSe.' u e
seRr Minnshaha, Young, Philadelphia, coal. s.
r. Hawes & Son. n-,.. u.,.;x.
m sssf, W. rp 5 co Gsrsas"ic Coz 'A''
Sonr. VIM. spsaie. Jones, Baltimore, aait. sLod-
si schf VIM Y Trsnkn. Tyler. Philadsphia, coal
schr. VIM, kutaa, spa8ue, James liver, hshuy
Sch. Patriot; Wrotten. Baltimore mdze'' W.
schr george t., Eastern Shore oats, A. Mill
spaush' SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, N Y, ndzs. and
passensels, tudlam Watson. n,av. md
ps sasamsr S1b5s.seWgs G Gssne
Schr. Westover. Nickefson, boston, mdze.' d. q
.schr. Hardsorabble, Packard. New York, flour,
w. &. Colquitt Il Co.
s ssSr Gssa r1 ph,.
Tall, Wilmington, IN May Ellen, FOLEY, Ay-
let's. Va; Chieftain, Jones, Port Royal, Vs..
xs An.sk a,nSma,d Aug 1-clearsd' 'ohr p H.
NoRroLK, Aug. 25.-Arrived, schr. Amira,
- IBv rRLEeRApH.]
Non BoLK, Aug. Is Arrived, sohr. Mason. from
New York. for Havana, with loss of main mast
------------------
RKOOK HILL SCHOOL. FOR H1Ys,
- SIX MILES NORTH OF CHAhLOII Eo-
WILLIE AND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. :
Tenth session begins september Sd, 1861, and ends
June 18th, 1851.
CHARLES MINOR, NJ. D., A. NJ, U. of Va,
Principal.
WN. H. ABBOT. .15-.-. la..;s..rt.
ROBP. RTVES. A. NJ, L. of Va Assistahts'
COURSE OF STuDY-Ancient Languages, Mod,
ern Languages, M athematlcs, Natural and Moral
Science.
TENNESSEE for session, not includtng Lights
and Towels payable. half Sept. 5, 1860; halt Feb.
l, 1861. SIS
Post Office and Depot, Charlottesville. Va.
o.
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MILLC l. GIBBS
w SEWING MACHINES,
Less complicated than any other Sewing Ms.hius.
ard reliable upon all kinds of fabrics. Price SIS
SIS Every Machine warranted.
Also. SL0AT'S ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH
aid w EED'S PATENT SHUTTLE MACHINE.
For sale bv
JOHN A. BELVIN, Bslvin's Block,
au 23-1m 18th and Governor streets.
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~ STRAY D-From Mr. Thornton's
w. residence, on the Williamsburg Road
'about ha If a mile below Rockets, a small
AH-dark MULE. Has a white mark around
his neck near the head. His shoulders
are very much SCARED UP. Pc has been missing
abou. two weeks. ANY one returning him to Mr.
THORNTON, or to BLANKENSHIP & JOHN
STON'S stable, will be suitably rewarded.
-
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NOTICE.-All creditors of the ASHLAND 10:
IN TEL AND MINERAL WELL COMPANY
are requested to present their claims. with tbs
evidences on whlch the are founded, rs early q
undersigned, the Secretary and Treasurer Of sad
Company. j. b. WINSTON,
At the Office of the Rioh'd. Fred'g and Potomac
Z. X. Co., Richmond. Va. au A-tse2
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49, LAND AND YES IN Thu
E&2F COUNTY OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRI

~, FOR SALE OR LEASE-The large two
el1::ss story BUILDING on 18th street. between
tz;I rankin and Grace, suitable for mannfactur
ing purposes. Apply to
au 29-3tf BELL HUGHES.
~, FOR RENT-Ona LARGE ROOM, fur
t9::: nished with gas. tables. &c, suitable for the
A:I meeting of Savings Banks. &c. For terms,
&c apply to VIM G. DANDRIDGE,
au 29--iw No. leo Broad street.
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I 0ST, LOST, LOST-0n Friday evening. on
l. 9TH between Broad and Leigh streets. a PH 0
TOGKAPH of a gen leman. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this of
fee al the corner of nj and 10th streets, French
Garden HILL auN -3t*
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:, ARMORY X, l.. /. BLnES,i
ti5s RICHMOND. aug. 29th, 1860 (
q Attend n Special Meeting of the Company
WRt your Armory, ON THIS JwEDN ESbAYj
" Evening. 29'h instant, at 8 o'clock Members
must attend promptly. . -a
- By order OF Captain MAuLg. a.
"a n JAt.nnS Srrgft
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY

APPOINTMENT OF PROXY:
Know all men by these presents, that we, the
subscribers, being stockholders In the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby CON-
attorney and proxy, represent each of us in al
general meetings of the Stockholders Of said Com
pany when We are not personally present. with full
power and authority at such general meetings to
give such votes, and to do such other act or
acts. as each of US could give or do, if we were
personally present
Witness our hand and seals, this - day Of,
1885,.
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Died.
DIED.
On Tassds Che s!h iqss his ia' nssd 81 81

A. sssr~ DIED.
On Ias:dry shs IN qss sknPN IN "s.d
MI uner.l~ill take plscsoa Thnrsasy the Il, 10Th:
iSs sss y i.'1F'ss s .s q shs family arc
vsted TO atten1. ~ .s So IT
In this city, on Friday. oath inst. EDWARD,
som OF James w. and Mary z. Allison, aged
ma. Alexandra Gazette and Baltimore Sun please
copy: ..-e.- =
LOS. M.-wASHINGToN LODG h,
OAA No. 1.-The members are hereby notified
TO meet at their Ledge ROOM on THURSDAY,
pected TO he present, as business of the utmost
lportsnce for the good Of the Order requires your
attention.. BY order Of the Lodge ,a,s
al 29-2t p. q. COGHLlN. Sec'y.
X. q. C.-Attend a meeting of your
O>-S.A Castle, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock,
at the Blues Old Armory, Law Building.
Persons wishing to JOIN, are requested 10 attenu'
None but such as are favoTably known need ap-
ply. BY order OF the Captain. ..,,,,
DOUGLAS NATIONAL: DEMOC-
~ RACY.-The Committee OF Organiza
ton will meet at the Office OF n GItMkh, Esq !,
on nth street, on THURSDAY EVENlNG, a.
O'Clock. WIN. q. DUNBAR, Chairman
THEARMORY BAND.--In conse-
0>ZA quence of a previous engagement, tne
Armory Band will he unable to give their usu us
teraoon au 2y-lt"
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L e Lid

y And Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES,, of Indiana
The ADDRESS has been published Hundreds
heard 1t with delight. Let thousands read it.
The ADDRESS of Hon. b. w. VOORHEES,,
delivered before the Jefferson and Washing ton
SOCIETIES. at the University of Virginia, on the Atm
of July last is for sale, and can be had, post
paid by mail. for Is cents per copy, or five copies
for 81.
Members of the two Societies who wish the
copies they entitled to, must write to the Pres
ldents of the two societies the LIST Of October as
have control over the copies which are for dis
A q. BAYLOR.
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TEMPLE OF EANCY,
On MONDAY, Sept. 10th. we will re- open With
new and varied assortment Of
FANCY g GODS
suitable for the Fall trade. Our stock of TOYS
will be very complete, and we shall be sble TO sup
ply our retail dealers at prices to compete with the
Northern markets
Our aim and determination will be to exhibit
such stock of USEFUL and FANCY ARTl
Giles as will surpass any heretofore broughtso
this city. JOHN ID. ALLEN Il co.
au Its (2dp,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25

Too Green for Comfort-The Cincin-
natl Enquirer tells the following good
one:
Day before yesterday trio of newly
welded couples, from the interior of
kentucky, arrived at tho Burnett House
and took apartments for the night at
that well ordered hotel. 1t was quite
evident that the entire party were unfa-
miliar with metropolitan sights. The
rooms, corridors, marble floor, gorgeous
drawing room and well spread table of
the hotel, drew from them the most
ingenious remarksof surprise. In the
evening they visited the Opera house
and were SO astonished by its magnifi-
cence, that even Mrs. Walters wonder
full impersonatien of "Meg Merriles"
almost failed to Interest them.
Nothing more was thought of the
verdant trio till about L o'clock yester-
day morning, at which time the boot
black of the Burnett House, in making
his customary rounds, observed one of
the bucohc benedicts seated in the hall,
near the door of his room. Lie naively
asked the polisher of the understandings
if he was the clerk. Receiving mega
tive answer, he informed the boot black
that he should like to see that indivi-
dual. In n few moments one of the
attentive Office men was at his side, and
politely asked what he needed.
"Couldn't you make me a bed in the
parlor - cried the disconsolate indivi-
dual.
"In the parlorr' cried the clerk. "I'm
afraid not"
III DO Il
down some'eres."
"Why don't you go into your own
room 2" asked the clerk.
II don't like to- said the bashfui
young man.
"Why, what's the matter!" continued
the clerk. "Has your wife turned you
out of your room!"
mo-" said he, drawing, "but you
see, I've never been married before,
and so don't much like to go in, parti-
cularly in Il strange place"
80, go right in,'' said tho clerk. "She
won't think il Mt all wrong
Here the door of his room opened
about an inch, and through the aperture
came voice coaxingly, saying:
"Do come i'm, John. ] won't hur.
you. ! know'd they'd think strange of
yer standing out there, Come in now,
wont yeri I've blowed out the gas, and
it's oil dark in here"
The odor of the room assured the
clerk that she had indeed ''blowed out
the gas" so pushing open the door, he
stopped the flow, raised n window, and
returned to the hall to persuade the
vcrdnnt husband to retire with his wife.
All arguments were fruitless, however,
and he was compelled to assign tho
simple individual asseparate room from
that his wife was in for that night.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25
Ruling Passion Strong in Dcnh.-
A late German newspaper related tho

Ruling PaSsiom Strong in Dcath.--
A late German newspaper related tho
following anccdote :
In an imperial city, lately, criminal
was condemned to be beheaded, who
had singular itching to play at nine
pins While his sentence was pro-
nomcing, he had the tomerity to offer
a request to be permitted TO play once
more at his favoritc game ut the place
Of execution, and then, he said, he would
submit without murmur. AS the last
prayer of dying man, his request
was granted. When arrived at the
solemn spot, he found every thing pre-
pared, tho pins being set up and tho
bowl being ready. He played with no
little earnestness, but the. sheriff ut
length, seeing that he showed no incli
nation to desist, privately ordered the
executioner TO strike the fatal blow AZ
| he stopped for the bowl. The cxecu-
toner did so, and the head dropped into
the culprit's hand, rs ne raised himself
to see what ha'ibocurred. He immedi
ateiy aimed at the nine, concciving it
was .he bowl which he graspcd. All
ne falling, tic head loudly exclaimed,
# "Well, have won the game" This
reminds US Of story which has been
told in proof of the amazing dexterity
Of tho German execUtiOncrs in cutting
off heads with the sabre. A culprit
being bound and prepared for the blow,
and not feeling it when it came, coolly
asked the man what hindered him, since
the signal had been duly given. "Shake
Yourself" said the the executioner; and,
on the criminal doing so, his head, which
had been severed but not displaced,
tuIubled on the scaflo1d.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25
InteresIing Discovcry.

Our Ancient Works Traced Back 20
The Hebre1CS-OLd Theories RcUivcd.--
The Newark co., North American of
the 5th gives the particulars of the
discovery of some curious and inter
esting specimens Of ancient relics. 1t
says;
Mr.. David Wyricz, of this city, who
has recently been pushing his investi-
cations respecting our ancient works
with moro thoroughness than hereto
fore, and has made new surveys, traced
new lines and made many new discov-
cries, found on. Friday last, in one of
little circles or sink-holes connected
with the larger works, a very curious
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25

and interesting relic. Mr.. Squier, in
skis antiquities of New York, says that
these sink holes, which ere uniformly
scpnnected with our ancient works, usu-
nlfy contain human bones; and Mr. Wy
rick went out on the Cherry Valley
lglateau in order to learn, by careful
Examination, Ehether the same thing
was true of these sink-holes in Ohio.
He found no bones, but he was satisfied
that the excavation was filled Sy mate
rial other than that which was taken
from it, and he found beside a beautiful
7anite ball, highly polished and of a
Reddish color, and also a very curious
Gpering stone, five or six inches long,
33he four sides nearly alike, and on each,
in neat Hebrew characters, brief in
.scriptions, which seem to be character
istic of the old Hebrews, and give no
vitality to the old theory that these
works are in some way connected with
the lost tribes. The inscriptions have
been examined carefully by our best
Hebrew scholars, and translated as
follows
Bdr Ieue-The Word Of the Lord.
Kzsh Kdshine-The Holy of Holes.
Thurth Ieue-The Law of the Lord.
NIX Artz-The King of the Earth.
Our readers will remember that some
weeks ago we described a stone whistle
taken from large burial mound. The
stone here referred to seems to be of
the same general character. 1t is neatly
polished, and the Hebrew characters
are very distinctly engraved, neat and
orderly. 1t is treasure of no ordinary
interest, and may possibly unravel the
mystery which had so long hung over
these interesting remains. Can it be
possible that these works are of Hebrew
origin If so, what has become Of the
lost race? ....
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25

The Cuban SiaUc Trade.-Tl Key
of the G ulf, Of the I4th, has the follow
ing in reference to the sus .ected slave
trader, recently taken into Key West ::
The smack Princess arrived here on
the II tn inst, with two we seamen, taken
from aschooner off G goaker's Reef, who
represent themsclve as the crew of the
bark Adela, of New York, from the
Brazils, for New Orleans, which they
say took fire off the eastern channels
she Bahapas, And was abandoned by
them; that ,Tsy were subsequently
picked up by a Spanish coaster and ia.
ken to Matanzas, from whence they
took passage in the first mentioned
schooner for this place. But their
stories do not agree. Perhaps the most
plausible story is, that they are part
Of the crew of the ship, Montague,
which lately landed a cargo of Africans
Ito. the eastward of Matanzas.