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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-31

q A4A RACES STAKES NOW
6WT> OPEN The 70 lowing
AA<\S Stakes now open. to he
&-~E-~~>-----run the New Market
Course, Virginia.:
LIST Sxeerstaks for 3 year ODDS. who have not
won race previous TO the day this STAKE closes h
or more to fill the stake. TO CLOSE LIST July: isoo'
TO he run during the regular F,li Meeting. 1850
ID Sweepstaks for year olds. 500 sobscTip-
ton SlO0 forfeit; dash of a mile To q, he run
during the regular Fall Meeting, 1860 Three or
more to fill the stake. To name and close lst sep
temDer, 1850. . -
,io.; Sloo forfeit; mile heats; three or more to
6il the stake. To be during the regu ar Sprlns
Meeting, 1851. To name and close Isl July lo6o
4th. swee pstake for 8 year olds. $500 Snbscfip
more to hill the stake: To he run during the reeu
lar Fall Meeting, 1861. To name and close lst
July. 1869.
5th Sweepstake for 5 year Odds 500 suhecrip-
ton Slt0 forfeit; two mile heats; with : Nv
plate and 800 ~ money added. Three or more To-
fiji the stake. To he run DUNG the regular Fail
Eominations To be addressed to y. p. HAZE,
Petersburg, Virginia. , ,,
my Ats u r. dAht.
IMPROVE YOUR EVE
.l8NR SIGHT.-M. J. FRANKLIN
Ct ffanoPfk srs ei
serving and restoring the impaired vision to its
y6S A'@ TsT
GLASsES and ID MATHEMATICA[ iNsTRT-
IS and rs srEREoscoPic to !.
SSna in x5tsAs ~ Ms W o
sJRhRI.E CITY PROPk TT Y-Two
@FARMS in Charles City county, containing,
respectively $40 and 2.s sStss OF hn se, land See
adVst ~, nr n ACRENSHAW, Richmond.
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0 REMOVAL 49,
- y G. Is a x N do
has removed to the building, No 229 NAM,
between 5tn and 9th streets His new store being
commodlous and expressly arranged for tie r f
TAIL MILLINERY BUSINESS, will enable hum
To keep arge assortment of ready made Mill
nef' articles as well as t. add to the convenience
ana prohf OF his customers. Especial attention
VIII he given u the Ribbon and French Flower de-
partment, and the assortment will lie found COM
pe'e during all seasons OF the year In connection
with millinery articles. he will keep a general as
sortHent Of ladies' Collars and sleeves Lace
Ca2ns and Berthas, Lace and Mourning Wells. Brl
da! Vei's, Nc of the latest STYLES. He would also
invite attention to a new department which he has
adNed to the millinery business. VIZ the manufac
ture, 10 order, of FLOAkS ard MAN cILLhS,
which Will be under the supervision of competent
designer. The tates: Paris fashions will he re
ceived monthly. All orders Will meet with prompt
attention, nv la--4v
M MMEK MILLiN EKY. MfA
X MRS. DAVIS 4 SISTER. 2lk6
PA BrOnd Street 6.tceen An and SIN, North Stre,
Have just received Il large and varied assortmle 1t
OF
ST. VI Nj Err MILLINERY.
embracing all the latest styles. which we invite
the attention of the Ladies and uSlic generally
Also, a large assortment of Children's GOODS.
> fS
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Notice to the StOckhOlders.-A requisition
of seventeen per cent, being S4 - on each share
required to he paid in cash on or before the 5Oth
inst. al the office of the Company.
nv I9-ts G. +. w, Sec'y.
'1,HE VIRGIN LIFE INSC RANCE
i COMPANY IS now fully prepared Tor bust
ness, and the attention OF the pubic Is earnestly
called to the Importance Of its objects. This Com
pany, under its charter, divides seven elghths OF
It's profits every three Years, among the policy
holders: thereby giving the assured the advan,
tayes of the mutual SYSTEM with the pledge OF a
perpetual Capital Stock of 500 900. and the added
securit, that its Stockholders have permanent
none, ed interest in conducting It's affairs with
prudence and economy. . =.
Stock and Earnings to be invested in Bond and
Mortgage ON unincumbersd Real Estate, worth
double the amount.
The chief object of the Company is to aid in re-
tanning at home the immense amount OF money
which goes annually from our State for Liie Ere,
Inlums Ia Northern Companies. That money Will
in, loaned TO customers for a term of years, at le
gal interest, and dsbursed IN our midst.
Endow ments and Annuities granted LIE and
term Policies issued at low rates as other goou
Companies. Slaves insured for one year, or Tor
#
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COAL, COKE, WOOD, &c

DINE WOOD FOR S3.J0.-l would respect
L fully give notice that anu now prepared to
furnish gool PINE SLAB WOOD, delivered any
where within the city limits, for the low price of
IS so per cord, for cash
ANY orders which may be left with MI. WIN
ENGLISH, on I'd street, or at No. & GEO GIBsoN's
Saw N IL, Will be attended 70 promptly.
my HIM RICHARD SHARPE.
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- - INVTE W III 4 80 l..
YCMYPHuR SPRINGS, NEAR THE VlR-
liz MA AND TFNN ESSEE RAIL
kOAD, IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
Will be open. for the reception of visitors on tie
10Th day OF MAY. The capacity to accommodate
has been increased by the addition of very pieai-
ant rooms. The buldnss have all been new,y
painted and whItewashed. and the bedding hrs
much lmpToVeu by a thorough renovation, and y
the addition of SUPERIOR HAIR " ATT r SS ES.
Passengers reach this place thC at stage trar,l,
and those who may desire to- 20 To the SALT 81 H.
PHUR. OK ZEN 8RIER WHITE SULPHCk.nr
SW EFT SPRINGS, can take much rest here
as they may wish, AMI then pfOctsed by NesHIs.
Kent. Fickln Il Peytous line If SUPERIOR
FOUR HORSE COACHES, which leave da'ts.
reaching the SAT- Pond TO dinner he Salt Sulphur
40 miles, 10 tea. and the Greenbrier White sui
phur and Sweet Springs leach 81 mlesI To dnret,
without mig ut travel. Leave Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad at Big Tunnel Station.
ROB. H. MOSBY, Proprietor.
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aAA Waits s1hPHuR sPKiNGS,

AaA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
NAY 81, GREENBR!ER COUNT! "a,
PLACt will be opened for the reception Of visitors
the 18th May.
Many new and important arrangements have
Enlistment. and no efforts will be spared to make
the guests comfortable.
JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
J. Humphreys. Eenetal Superin tendent.
HA. Correspondents will please address J II L. NJ
PHREGS, Superintendent White Sulphur Springs
Gree comfy. Va an l6-eOitI Iuiy
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NOTtCE.-Th CO partnership heretofore ex-
- istink under the style ot DtLAkUE 4 rEY-
EONNET has TINS day been dissolved nv mutual
consent in consequence of The i'll health Of l..
PsYRoUSET, render ng HIM unah,e To attend tn
tine business. All Indebted to the saId nj,
will please make pay ment to NJ u. DELARUs, the
senior partner All claims will be settled by the
same. NJ. q. DrLARUE,
l.. PEYRONNEr.
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HOME MADE.--THE VIRGINIA YEAST
"a ROY Lbs, made III tins city. are Superior To
~ Diners IN regard 10 Price and quality. Only two
f4sPooR.Iu used where YOU have Ia use three OF
- other powders. GU never wall have sour
read. The sweetest, iIEhtest aud spongiest hre ad
~ ue had uy usnx these Powders. For sale
"h"estie snd retail bs l.. WAGNER, and Gro
otIs ana DruEgIsts generally.
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IIusiERY. HOSIERY.

UUsiERE. HUSEEKY Just Ianied,. OF
ii our own Importation:
9,oGaz. Lailes COTTON HOSE. all qualities;
loo Misses all sizes and
qualities;
lu toz cents COTTON HALF HOSE. all quail
ties;
Also de6 doz f.. G. HDKFS.. all grades
A Of which offer 10 the trade at a small ad
ys1.e upon cost ot importation.
GiNrER, ALVEY 4 ARENTS,
s5s-ts Importers and Jo.bers. Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-31

w small NackeTe; $40 bbis No. Cut Her
fnes; $50 half bbig No. 3 new Mackcrel, large
,ze; 400 boxes Adamantino and rallow Candles;
~ bags Laguavra and RIO Coffee; 30 bbls. Cider;
~ thls and Kegs No. prime Leaf Lard; $50 bbls.
hehued Eu.ars. all grades; 100 casks superior Cog.
B'andy; 80 bbis Port ana Malaga Vines. for sale
~ WILLIAM TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-31

TOR >aLF-Thst desirable VACANT LOT
/ On north sde at Franklin, corner of Jefferson
street. fFoH,lnE on Franklin street 81 feet, and
7.1n.cE back 100 feet 10 a ~ feet alley Apply to
mysi-s X. IL. NAtRY y co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-31

III boNEs Van Hagan's and Mckeon's De-
terslve Soap; 400 bbls Refined Sugars, all
-.A1es' schooiey Hog round Bacon. for family
hsns; ~ hns., tierces and keys No. ! Leaf Lard;
.eFeeS Extra Sugar cured Hams; so hhds. Sides
9-d saou aeTs; for sale h, JONES n co
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WILL OPEN THIS DAY,Ar 100 MAIN
SiIPSON n MILLER,
= 10 MAIN STREET..

SUMNER CLOTHING
Fine DRESS SUITS. hne CASHMERE SUITS,
NARStILLES SUITS, LINEN SUITS. DkAf
D. ETE SUITS. bOYs' SUITS OF every VARIETY,
5AIZE MERlNO SHIRTS and DRAW Frs.
q lZE SILK SHIRTS, CRAVITS and TIES,
hDkfS and GLOVES, COLLARS atd SUS
lenders. GIVE a call. IT ll9 Nam street.
EnAr...r.d 81 pSAA Al ER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-31

NEW MARKET tyA.l
q A@A RACES STAKES NOW
MEC> OPEN The 70 lowing
NAAy~ Stakes are now open. To he
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HORSES & MULES FOR SAIL

HORSES & MULES FOR SALE.
JUST AHRiVED.-Thlrt a
EA-HORSES For sale at BLANK 90
ENSHIP & JOHNSON'o stable. Whose i'll want
would do well to call early. my 29-3t
HORSES AND LESA
C-NFOR SALE.-Seyen No r ding vSn
NAand Harness II D RS Els, from V&N
three to seven years old, just from Yer A6,
Also, a pair of No. MULES. and light One
Horse DRAY. Terms liberal.
Apply at my Stables. Dock street, between
18th a"d Goth. >,r ,,<,,r-,,,
my 2S-2w~ EDMUND BoSSlElA
FOR SALE.-A HORSE, ,2MULr.s 2
eSNCARTS, WAGON. some CORN, and
Toll House. on Mayo's Bridge; or to
nv 2S-2w WIN. C. MAYO, No. s. 10th st.
HORSES, AOk SEES take pleasure
ia lust returned from Baltimore with a lot oi
superior HORS ES-matches and single harness;
riding. &o.-WhlcE are young. sound gentle and
we'll broke. which well sell as low as they can te
bong hit in any market IN Virginia;
my 5-6t " l.. EAhN Enl 1, agent.
FOR SALE..A No; HORSE, BUG,
GSNGY and HARNESS; also, So dole and
NABRIDLE. The horse is years old. bob
tailed bav, rides delightfully."- a4d is quick buggy
horse, is sold for no fault; bnt because The sup
scriber has no time To use HIM. For terms, app!
at 10. ain street or at American Stables. kept by
my 2l-ts jos. n. hiA.
~ we'll broken MULES. They are sold for
3N no fault. the owner has use for them.
~1-H.Appy at this office.
Its
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~, FOR RENT-A new and we'll arranged
WIFI. STABLE, with CARRIAG HOUSE, on I'd
A:1street, between Cary aud Canal: Apply TO-
m, 2S-ts ] H. BECK
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a COYNER'S WHITE AND BLAt II
YEA2SULpHUR An D CHALY BEAT /,

9RYssFFfRiESa5isF Als WaHhTi$5 flStF
viii De open for the reception Of visitors on the
LIST of June. 1t is situated the iiHe and
fKU tisw Of the Ftrginid AMI T,aHsSSss Raitrodd,
about half mile Fl ON Bonsack's DcpGA Roanoke.
Va, at which depot an OMNIBUS viii always he
found waiting, on the arrival OF the cars, to con
vey passengers TO the Springs.
These WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR
WATERS have effected numerous cures. The
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases of Dys
pc psla, serious affection of the Liver. Kidneys and
Bladder. General Debility, and especially diseases
of the Nervous System, ard those diseases pc.
cuiar to females the BLACK SULPHUR, all
kinds of diseases of the Skin. aggravated cases of
letter, and other erupiions of the Skin.
srhe ACCOM- MODATIONS are equal to any to
be found the mountains of Virginia and the
TABLE and ATTENDANTS of the most salts
factory character. togethcr with fine BAN OF
MUSIC, and every other attraction usually found
at first class WATERING PLACES-as to all of
which we beg leave to refer to the large number
of persons who have he 7etolnre visited the pi
ap l9--d3m }. A HEfELFINGER. Propr.
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M In taking leave of my old friends and custom
ers take great pleasure in recommending to their
favor and consideration. my successos. Mr. g..
BGUiS. G. X. WELLER
6-1 m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

90 she soil OF New York would hu .,,.,. ,,h r~,
souars and half the State with src,,amsn. that
b only whom reflect that cs A ,hs dead ,o Of tne
gallant fellows who have gone down IN vbs. 4 looked
opoo a. kind Of police 'y and the nation hardly
knows Of - done IL viii o. something gained 70 US in
wars OF This hind when rom either side The country
wan 'ne so sgest glasses and results reported
70 marching ooium' word back from the
guides ahead, over rapid rivers or deep ravnss from
any peak ohosen lookout the FIRST glimpse Of moving
indians can DO announced 70 the camp scout below
There viii b need Of ned signals, portable In every
sense Of the word attempt this. The attempt Is
Already or dered
Inc 81 ady Of military signals ID yet IN Us INFANCY, out
wiz In formally recognizing the duty We nave
made necessity. There win be Officers IN the army
and State forces who will study signals and know now 70
m them from those OF the telegrsphic wires down 70
Ae pantomime Of the indian signals by sight, signals
by sound signals by sense capable OF receiving
she signals written printed and 10 CIPHER, the reoog
nsion Of friendly signals, the detection Of enemys,
win DO subjects Of thought and Of practice. There il
ching wonderful in tho fact that with this knowledge
and use cur officers distances hitherto
deemed impractcable and with devices not thought Of,
miraculous that II 10 almost impossible to prevent
shem. 1t Is the wonder that has not been done in ar
mies before and always There principles In
voived. The principles Of signals as immutable as
aiphabet-there has not been since the days
Of Csdmus The last months experiments In England
ere principles known 10 the Greek leaders. The sig
Poly srs based tho principles as those
o. the electric telegraph There new applications OF
principles for the field The modes devised for
vice have by experiment, signals on land practi
cable useful extent not mentioned In the hiso-
~ Of Our army VIII 60 into moro wars witnou;
elegraphs and signasa knowledge they have rot pos
ssssed placed within the attainment Of orr occrs there
are too mary ambitious who VIII selze ]. We have not
. leader xho knowing their rscs, viii throw away the
chances Of they win give him wantcnly sscri
ncc the lives he they There u hardly
statesman that would permit H. There will be Difficult
and laaoi 20 be undergone; uct tho
saccesr Of the use viii he absolute and certain.
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IN. Vernon, state E,ee,,oa.

EoSuKiasR, SeP. 4, 1850
The election rcr state oces and members Of Congrsss
look place todsy Returrs for Governor 10 twenty ne
icwnr give Enssus Talrbankf REP $50 John c. SAFE,
Douglas dem, 2csi; - Harvey, Breckenridge dem,
ss7 Majority FIR Fsrbsnks, aga majsrisy Tor Hall,
rsp last rear, 3ots-showlDg republican gain q hcs
Mart towns rrbscc one 9Th u the state aud Indicate
The elsc,ar n NJ. Fairbanks ny round majority q
20 COO Forty nine ,owns eject fc''ythrte rspseiesn
representatives, and show q gain q seven over last
year aud az derrccrals-a gain Of four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

from the fosdon Chrc"isie, z. 49, -
Atter,ws hss bscn drawn 10 The 'scsp, lnl,vvsm ~
An hnsritxn stm ties aud faft6cuissis lsn~2 ~
crrnws II " Gse kee, perhaps, 10 the 40, ~ ~ "
the quo,ai than 20 ccrtaln active nov 'men va
Inc revived confidence 10 particular nes. ~ coufre
,he, mus, - scre reason ~ az srch movement sn',
irdref the fsrs vefy tuse. and scarcely btnsaln
the srsacc IN ihe hrst place, the causes ~ the ttcle
sso arc ~ clear The WHY the buvest N this
cTtGtyy IS row 20 late We have had a very dull som.
sr 9Th noch ain hstcc rhes, has hccr STOW ~ rpen,
an tlr harvft doubtful " America railways depenc,
10 crest dtTrce, opcb tho carrlnre a agricultural
prctvce. gte havssis u 1877 ard 1s5s were bal
80 TIA S0.ih sps. So oni,ntn, aud The yi'f
- 1850 Fl scfy f4r 4si hefct atss't confacsfr II
~ tt8lttFE II tsl "a viii gnirtsp9n'ue dmtat
sMn IF uc W % srnenEst thee whJ &C gsfeFneo ~
sfrtb ~ opwluiast II r'asfs ~ ttst5fny a.
rssrpfrtr 10 ssr tascver, las sooer - That eve
'ks Cs.s fas Garf'a az tsAraeni aptrsiiSr Nsup.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

VINO was living Ia tho immoral ~ which sha xas
Alter shcii cont uaton ihg iaa satss sa,i that thev
ala not Deii.ve IN ths felony abe sas discharsef
This decision gave great safsacton ard Tho y,rl vas
immediately surroin led BY scr friends who am st
carried her through nc court They ct proceeded %
the station, and minutes SRA was On her w,v Il
Liverpool
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Treatment OF Coiored Passengers ON
Hoard the Cunnrd SteamrTa.

Our rpacers viii rene ghcr the case uf Mrs Putnam,
lady @. color whose treatment board the Europa
packet, her psss-ge 10 England from America, No
vember 1850 was The subject Of with
SIR samuel Cuuarc which arresroi IN our columns. In
letter, received within the last e. days, Ms Putnta
wrtes r. her gsh frier s that che and her party,
drripe the whole asssgc the Gated Sater her
turn voyage by the Arabia, were admitted ~ all the
rights privileges Of rst class passengers, without OPP
position the part OF even though shareholders
board any failure IN that courteous treatment
which their tue. She speaks also ~ the polite and
ki.d attention OF of her feoy passengers II 10
possible therefore for sbe directors Of thu Cpard Conn
pany captains OF their vessels ~ to -
20 all the full enjoy mont II their purchased
notation white under their caro- ard 70 preserve
official nag her Majestys malt packets from beng
dsLopoed ny sbser y-ncy the unrghtecus prsudicas
Of foreigners. - London Pdxr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

"a The 18Th ui al the Blackburn Police Court ALICE
iIowarsh an Interesting yvuns girl nteen ycrs q age
bouis pcttcuai Tic property of her mother Jsnc
Ho~arih Mr.. Coushsaid the mother had been icft With
this giFi and iiio boy, ourisen of age The has
hand married again ncrica and Al tho present
time be had children by hs sccnnd vito. Tic never
bad sd her any cab ana he sessr ~ received eut
srerdrg wah hts fTsnds for the purpase ~ having the
eui bin America this come 10 the ears
Toe dee ~ going Lo~e,cr on ropdsy errlng lsss she
siled 70 70 Der vofk psasl se eft,
time ssrwadsa sie slrl called 70 ssy that .hs pot
nj Der work. Inquiries ~ once n-itntci, sn1 Il
Vas r. and that she had gene Of W Liverpool wh mar.
rird mar nsrnei Alexander ABBOTT. 70 tate s, With him
ard The noiacr scovtfcd the iors % pn nf boa and
q psucoat warrant uns ostsrnt and pallce constable
Ward essla,ch.d WIN 70 L,erpos' and be succeeded
IA arrsstsba her and brought her bsas With him The
ro,hsr wss ihfn examrcd Mr. ksdsaae s7rcares for
The defendant, and IN Srief sod sprltse speech be
"a IN ~, $50 n '1e 49, ~ ~ w,
Of The time stated, ntfrdtrr her 70 fcw he
rot ssuec ne sent her money, but directly aftsr kk
afpsFimc she became tie mistress ~ man named
TAvrttee sfsua,s. and wnhn hfs~er months a Der
trshsnd's tsrartrrt shc had child w him and
then oihcfs TIC fsrms'lcn o. the wiies csnduci
tt ag 10 tic care busbsrd he 0nce stripped tue
pay ne slfi ne. charged -rb M. ruthcry, al six
nCfihs rD never ktew hui thai the pa-ano1r o. bsf
htg earuuss the mctirr an&ur her cothes ars m,ate
Iprcr sno NJ ccrH 30 ,ts lcs It's ccaii - 90
sltt.a ut fsintv. Tie ''cr haf beer forrcspond
IA. wst ~ bio,t,t srs eas arxioue that the
ivy shl shsris v -, - h'm ~ tad ssiaall,
-. ,ts.s' MOI! I, ~ " E r'.ss as' l ise
ca 80 vss ,ls,s Do suafsi,r ~ Alss'aier A.
i'osn he h,ss s,tpnfs - paf.sl irea, 49, F.e. M
uts sotA's is3gr gtpi SIN soue tai desea s,,asvss
u rtsh pett hw thsa fucsei. and eis1 q Wsh -
49,, ss a. srte.iy tstrra ~. ~ uussn wsa e,a-
ss's' IT, lssssss rsssy - '5 ,ne y's. wsy
- ~ fiss, ..s~sr ~ '.',r = ~, iass' sa,i's
r., tt.i sfss ths ttcr kir stt sss hey - efk refpe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

Alarming accounts have received in 81 Petersburg
Of The appearance OF Of the southern pro-
viDces. The wheat crop has suffered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

TIE Committee cor the Relief Of the Dcssute a,d suf
fersr syris acknowledge The receps Of the Follow ss
eVuYe~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

fr.cm the inndoI Army and Navy Gazette, isg ISL
1trrc Ia good news for Riae volunteers Al homo
The ancient town Of ,srLc cmul1us Of throwing Vim
hedun into shade has proposed W rivc rrzs toex
pert Al nis sreh probably hsfare oirsd 70
The masters the boa TIC 90 Tho pi1s COO
fs 10 nothing icss thar rpentd castle IN the HANKS
OF tL~ Ebincu castle o. modern buit out IN TIC style
III lie middle ages with crenatod soxers deep r1sis
draw brice q cwtcrrs rntsrs vcra fshs grotosn ant
All tee other apr urtTrancfs OF An arcicrt kLsnty ra
suu Eoglish travellers no tas Rhine, who have keSt
sharp lok oet viii have perceived, luss vlvAite ths
io~n q cobeuz ce TO The frovning fvrrrss q xircn
bs0ilsi.in. Burg surrounded BIZ extensive VINEYARDS
sld wooded donates lrklng proudly d.~n 90 tire Wine
art re.e aud almost fiysillrx Va suty u siusiun
the ghbcrirg stcxtufcls Wei. ~ 10 this ~ engd pro
peity called the sshutz.nbcyg. which the tow o. %
hzle Isofns.s 10 The tr-t slo 10 The i,rhcnlng ne
match thin IT. walls Tie malsh viii Ne open 70 81
r.thas 81 Germsnic origin, lncluding The British. M
Invitations have ALREADY besl sent icr ~ great
nettirg, When. 10 Is expected. wl Dc DC reror-y A.
"a haea BY depualrns from al psrc a. Germany f~r
maxi, Sweden, Hoi'and. Bririum and Fngiant The
Prucs Rsgent stated has accepted the frca icbcy
az the ectiEz aud vuious other german snrercigns
rssmost Among fhs the former ruler of RavAris Ind
sig, tho poet img, have promised Their assistance and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05


Dispatches from Pestb state that being necessary 10
recast the monument II the Paaiipe the nsug alton
had been adjourned The nntiopal fste 10 Gay
nnsd . religious PROCESSION. General Bsneicx
trff the Of order the .cipa.ty, VINO
guaranteed perfec. tranquility
pR-rI, Aagost 20, 1880
The religious procession has taken 2lA;e in perisc
order. lie Pyiuxte cheered.