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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

~ spDy arc suard IN valley Of he Oak Orchard Greek
IN he e aS'Ss 0sns: cG s A.. srs ooss s
:S n.. soa s s..E s A'd'' 90 the '' ''''' '''
The Ra.P 1 sas a.. s s.ss sp s'4 : is: =
about fifty rods Ths medicinal Qualities Of the waters fully
Ssn !" Of Of sspS SsuSc ACID ss sd
fo,o-suiphsis iTea fhs rya, msdii 1rn". pe.sod
~ as r aas" SpsS i., @ s!S% Ss ''''
su"dTd Of ss. fS sss s5 hSe r s esq., no"
In skin deases-eye9 In confirmed Lprosy waters have
1p IONS II medical ard scientific gentlemen given
rooc The SS~0s s S ss sS;s@sn sea- E Y 'rS
+ Rone,n Bqch n 0 Of Albany T., NeNaazIltgs. D.,
AR Edsr,S spdGs & sh SsSs " sI GS"g
Tasy recommend he eOnhden,ly Or spas rees
Chroi Dishss Of s-'e9 ysars .sDds Shics 20;
S l, ~ ~asr are highly yaate m4dn. een DR.
np They %S' be highly beneficial TOR " chronic
Dr. Wbi,e read paper the subject Of these Wsss
AsdeI Of PA N me C 5ys 3, ,ons rs
reran aud asrngent poPerie, and ,hs 'ns ' ~ a. 49,
which they are more adapted oS sfs so%s Of the CO.
Diseases GhTGo pypP CS Sr., pSas essss
Dysen,ey , sncb =, Prrp"fs HeorhAsca and the
,rlasaivs .wesrs q beetle Fever The wrer ass DC
flea used vi adyoDtase be N s - i 10 bs az
pei,- ard promote digestion IN DarIhcas p.cgty scn
esbruns Of the ht-snes 10 Calclos .aeions OF LHhs
Sc srendd with phosphate sed loe9s u Is tnr d I
,pl By continued to dsyrdrI b. stomach Ia tene u
,ss-s esd PrOp~r, dated as rsia' 70 dmn's
hirst and erpetus hea IN Sku Ds"asesn those "sns
yspeps connected with alkaline condition Of %" stomach
"a IL Pyross OF Water Brash viii prove better than hydro
tlrc acid In cases Of Cocs Pctonum AID other nnros
sapseou.nres arising The action Of lead thus Water VII
prove Irable aldote In hIoni Phsr nn Lary
lila Cbroui, Mucous Catarh sad Humid Asthma Ihronic
pbhslma e1terralyl garg ulceraied Sore Ihroats
h svson ard In Leucorbes and fleet and also ID
Piles. 49,, 49, 90, a.,
When taken internally wnegs.sfnl OF enc Wster diaed
,akea three lines day, is sufficient for az sdslt
Other les ouiss rom cians and other respectable In.
diyidnsls NAV be sen ON applcanoo 70 the Agent
Dealers snpplifd on liberal terms
No Wafer genuine unrss procured from
H. w BOSTWICK Sole Agent,
METROPOLITAN Hotel Building Broadway, Ne~York No 81
Sold also by fl-s-mun Co.. Nos l6l Yly 9ll and 90
Broadly ay and by Thos l4h at and Broadway
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fesai Notices

IN CHANCERY. Advertisement to Creditors
ard ~ 1t Of KinCsuss Petition: Uud the Cour Of Chan
cr,y ir. Reguao Act l8J setoD Is In be matter OF
THOMAS TOBiN nd WILL Az TOBlN, p.tuonorsi JOHN
TOXIN THOMAS mutually. JAMES RYAN. and PAT
RICK DOHERTY poi dents-l hereby rsons
clanu lie rext OF hin 10 Mary LYONS late OF In the
County Of Tpp-ray widow ceased 70 ME their claims at
NV (Eamh.r Qusy Ia the ii Of Du0lin or before
the day D. o,rr next in order that aao" may BE pro-
and proved ding To the g-ra orders VI the 18th
MAY 1851 Dated this, ith day of in e, 1857
J J. MURPHY, Meter Ia Cbsncery.
Joseph Homer Solicitor FOL the petitioner No IS North Ut
G.ofges.s, Dublin AID Clonn,el
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FRoM Brazil BY the arrival Of the schooner ks'e
Weston, Capt. Ellis, we have received adviees rum
Rio Crande 10 May IS Freigbts were very dull ha-
change ON London 25d., 30 days sight.
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Al Y SUPREME COURT.-SABRINA II.

IN. ANDERSON, Plaintiff against THOMAS A. ANDEk-
son Defendant -(Summvns for R-ef)-To the DEFEND
Ant: You hereby summoned and required to answer the
con plant In this action which copy herewith served apoa
you said COZ plain, bein, fled the 2h lay OF Nay 1877
lie tho Clerk Of the City and County of New fork
ard 10 serve copy the said complaint
Al nv ~ Broadway. in the CITY OF -ewfok within
twenty DAYS the service hereof exclusive Of the day osh
service and If Won fail the complaint within tue
time aforesaid the pinf In th action will apply 10 the Court
Tor the ree demanded in Dated New York May,
leo L. fANOhhh
my2a lswswMs Plaintiff toruoy
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MAUkfklFD

BARNFS-COoLEy-In Newburypor, Mas, on WedDes
d,y lure o. b, the Rev. VIM Horton ID. D., Mr.. John n.
Panes Of NewYok City, to Miss Hattie Cooley Of the
former place.
TOPLANy-HALIs-On Tuesday June d. bv the Rev. Or.
Tye Alexander Freud opspy 10 Miss Emily Frances Hail.
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Markets. ..cIsr,vI., Rposrrs 20. r.. n 2 r.,syyr


ASHESThe market for both kiadS is without change sales
of5OLbs at IS I2l for Pos; IS Is for Pesil.
com ON1he market ia dull sales of 3Gj bales We quote
Aiddh IpsR3s at l0 lec, and do Guli at 0s ole.
IUFFEEThe market is dull DO not OF any change
in prices; sales of rs bags Laguaya part sc $50 Do Rio
al std4!c $50 do. kancabo at lsdl3lc 80 DO g. Donin
20 at 2c cash go do Ceyon and % DO Jamaica private
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nuter-Turt.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, BlnR.
NI hsuton y eight hours from New YORK city by rail-
This establishment location Unsurpassed IN natural
dg.utsgrs by any other Every facility foT comfort 'rd the
.eov.yy Of found garden 10 atachrd 70
pr- which the trest sawb-Tries will BE- s"v.d
It. uorth For Circular. sddrrss j h NORTH d.
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.............8lO 59

TFAs-Tbe demand fair prices have changed auction
sale ennounced.
TALIOW-The market is steady the demand 10 far saies
of .NOr n prime Country 1t Zoe, cash.
WHIsKY-Tbe market aud the demand fair sales Of
57r bills. al III d2l!c. -
wRALF FOOTS In fair request slightly lower rates.
sales Of Is 900 10 bleached at 6ie y n, cash.
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- USSIAN VAPOR BATH. No Gs East 27th-st.,
" 4h sv-Ths newly pened establishment l. erected
ser the most approved European plan aud provided with
al modern proyemots The H. Bath IL known 10 be the
efficient enedy In all Of Colds Cough. Gou Rhru
atsm PArsl Chronic Diseases Of he S,in, and oil anec
tons procured by the suppressed Precipitation Of the skn OP-n
daily nom TO y. and later II desired For Ladies
exclusively from 10 10 On Sundays, open for Gen
ileuIeu only lIvIl q. H. ~ r. N, THEO. uEbEhE.
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MEcHsscs'. Avn TRap.Es BAxs-JgRsEr CRY June ~ 1854
hIVIIEND. The Fourteenth Seml.Annual
II Dvid-nd Of RDtW PER CENT on the Capital STACK .;
this Gsk "i be pd TO the ders aud after tho 5th
proainio. by order Vi the Board
s FOX Cashier
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The Missouri RepabIicoH thnss 'nA1 o's" !"
sure for Douglas, but /" in Iowa, iinno's' anu
hard work is TO be DONE"
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msnd at slightly lover rates. ses Of % bhs in shipping
der on the spot and 30 sye at 42c gl cash. 0p d. do
sellers option 10 days Ale. 80 do do. c aud 100 New
York bbs al he close however The market dn and
heavy strsgbt lots being offered At c Without finding bny-r
Crude Is quiet but firm f3 37t " 2a0 10 Comon Ron ts
ouie bat the stock Is light and holders ~ IS $40
h soat delivered The medium and fine grades quiet sales
of 200 Dbl, low No at 50 y 300 h. 800 do Pale White at
"a 2 20 do choice White at SO Tar is dull, and prices
oILS~Linseedi yet 5sdGoc Crude is firm at429
.3ic but the demand less active other kinds equally
quiet hut prices are unchanged. .
PROV ISIONSThe Por, market quite active ard again
better the demsrd in part for the future and the arrival. are
lin tied sales Of 1870 bbs at $5 $40 f8 for new Mess
8Td IL 932 for Prime; +AG tl4 - for Rumpsj
81 rs Tor Western Prime Mess $3 75n ia for do do In
cuded in the sales 100 bbls Mes sellers option latter
part July 19; 500 bill. do, option, all August 81
Peef ady demand and r sales OF 40 bhl, az
~ ds6 for Country Mess 80 75@ 10 20 fT rpased Ness
and slidf12 80 for extra PRIME Mess Is In limited demand;
sfes Chicago at Sl8$s So Beef Hams are 10 better
drmsnd sse of $50 bbl good Western at f5 Cut Meats are
scarce and In demands sales Of 37 hhd al Re- for oho
ds and lOc for Hams Lard better and in deand for the
trade and the sales Of 221 bb and tes st 2d2 now
refused ia in fair demand and IL stesdy sales OF Ohio
at dIs and State 2de Chee l. IN steady dsnaod at
5a!c for new safe for Se Icscufed 9aoD attract
ing attention and hear Of safes Of $50 boxes )ng Clear
Sides at 9d9c aud small los NJ and hort Mid
DIE. together Zoe lot Of So 900 n Western Rough Sides
sold 10 arrive private tsruIs
Rii is quiet al So 4qf4 IS p lc0 ib IS to quality.
SGARSReDers have purchaed moderately AMI prices are
steady Thu time last year prices lc lower with scnci'y
essy money market and holders perfectly independent The
stock snnexed TIE sales 20 hhds Porto Rico 1t 7sc
Us do uba at s. 1!c and IS boxes Havana at &C.
OF SUGARS JuIY l. go
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CuPREME COURT of the State of New.YOrk

NOIII IJIuI' VI WV III ~
- JACOB 8 CRONISE sgt. THE CLEVELAND AND
PITTSBI RGH RAILROAD COMPANI,-Smmons for mon
ey demand cosiract (Com. not ser To the Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Company, deendan; fon
IN Ibis action which viii be filed in the office of the Clerk Of the
CITY and County of NewYork a. City Hall in said City Of New
Yok and TO Of 10 the said Compliant
on he bscbers their office No 3S Wall street IN the City
of NpwYork days after the service Of this sum
mons on Won exclusive Of The day Of such sece and you
fs TO the said complaint within the time Aforesaid he
uutiE will judgment against for the sum OF our
thouai ght hundred aud eighty three dollars and eighty mae
cents with the ninth day Of December one ous
and yuin beside the costs of this action
Dated New. York, Msy u. 1860
No 38 Wal-st
The complaint in the above entitled seton mentioned and re-
fre TO In Summons filed in the office Of the
Ck OF the Cry and County Of New YORK at the City Hall In
the y of Newly ok the 2th dag Of May A. ID lbO
Dated New-York, May q. 1860 -
CHAPMAN y HITCHCOCK, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Law NJ
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CupREME COURT-Conntv Of Cattaraugas.-

- GEORGE CHAMBERLIN ast STEPHEN H. SNO v,
hudson Pool Riverson Loop Alexander ill Almond o. Na'
~ Caudu, H. Barse Assignee of William Smith and James
Mcclure. sbd Enss Brooks Executor Of hiram Cook de-
c.a,. d-To above Defendants You are hereby sIm
moued he complaint Of t-orge Chanbeiun ram
tif which tn. Office Of th- Clerk Df sid county
Drc-mb 18th 1857 ard copy OF answer on the
,ubc ip- at Hiusds- C,tesngu COulty New-fork Within
ny srrvife 0f tai- exclusive oil ths
d,y os-r1r ard il you fail to said complaint Is re-
handed IN IN. complaint A. STURiS,
;s9s I,x6wM Pai;it,s Attorney.
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SrocK OF CorPEE July !, 1850.
Total. ................43.02


FLOUR AND mEAL-our ma he, for Western and stse
Flour more active but with considerable In the medium
end better GRADES sud common brands are oa lover esn
ground stae excepted this is IN requst Io siPne.' ~
seedy the better grade less active and heavy At the
close tie sales are 1890 bbs f 0hicn l2oo bbs were
tsken for expor SIS Sed&5 31i or superhne sse %
rs IS for supene Western s. +d rs 90 to, ow pads Of
Yves e1ta IS 9oa s. 80 fo shipping brands Of round bop
81 81 fo 81 Lou Csnsian Flour rather easier
and in limited request sales Of So bbs IS S1$9 IS
SIS svd 81 so for Winter do sonihsm sioar 3. shade
lower e,pecsy mixed brands these are difficult OF
sale choice brands are unch1ngsa aud quiet tne ss
&c. and Sc 20d 81 50 for the better grades Rye Flour hm
steady demand and is firm s,es Of 40 bos At k3p6t4l3
Com Meal wh s ehnss ana S srss s e, O0
FRulTs-By auction 29s boxes Palermo Oranges ea An,
tnieta 35c in bad order; 2213 boxes do Lemons 81
FiSH~The market steady but the demand Is less active.
GRAIN-The heat marse 1. hardy firm aud the demand
request and ali lind, close quite hrayy with free offerings q
Club to arrive sales % zoo bush Milwaukee Club at 81
sOat 80 791 do Chicago Spring IL .t',e SSg PIE
W,sterp 81 400 IL a. and 900 DO White Kentucky pm
vste terms Rye in fair demand and plenty sales 400
bush Soc Oats steady demand and without seisse
Base and i06c Corn b Easier and In ~, demand
for the East and local trade -a.s Of 1000 bush a. 9r
5Id6ec FOR small lots do 6sc for White Western hIa6s
for Round Yellow 6sd1oc for Western aud Southern
HOPs-A moderate demand prevails for sales Of 50 bales
1885 at 6dllc old rather qlirt at !0ic-
and S Gss' Sy thu load z sc 5 1911 m
IRON Scotch Pig Is less active bat the market firm at
s22 sea 1913 so tun, NOS, ex hip and from yard
MElh he demands fair for Roekland 1t oc Tor common
MoLAssE s-vrry little is doiug; price. steady.
SroCK or MoLAssEs JrLI i. 1860 -, .o,o
Cuhs Hnscovado. hhds 90 New Orleans .....bbh $50
Cuba Clayed. "a Muscoyado fS
PorO Rico...".........'2G24 r-,.,,u. esao
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PORTLAND and WHITE MOUNTAINS.-The

FDUKI LAND dUU " 1T To MUM 7 hII'c' L III
L 6rst-esss and "a oi Steamship
PATAPS q CspI ID T. Vail
gill form nj rekly line Por land leaving Pier NJ r.
v~ry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at p H.
Passage and far. including -tsteroom, S5
This j. = direct and pct1r"goe route between New
TX and he White VI utans, via l. ns leland and vineyard
sounds b Portland Gr,nd Trunk R4isas Gorhsm
phjch Is only ii, miles FROM III Glen House. Apply to
II b. CROMWELL Co.,
Nos IS West 81 and 3i5 Broadway.
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MARINE COURT-GESERAL TERx-June 30.-Before Jusc
MCCARTHr, MAySARD and ALKER.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS 0FFIcE-JrSE 90
COURT OF APPEALS.

Conrad Klinger and three Other s~amen OF me VIVA
.n Tibes re,e cent home by the brig Perry char
OF rnutin, 1heir examine ion Is not yet hni,hed
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IOWA INTEREST. The interest due on the LIST
ps1 or III, sONDs Of the STATE Of Iowa viii be paid
that dae pres-ntal Of the proper P5 AZ
our fhce, No lG4 Broadway. AI"OOD q 20
New ok. june % 1867.
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PATTERSON AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
,ATFPs0N AND RAMAPO RAILROAD co.

A DIVIDEND NOrICE.-A dividend Of two and one
Lsf2 per cent upon the capital sock Of this Company I'll be
ua Office tie ROgeis Locoin tive and Machine w Eih
No - ExcLai place. AewYork, on tESDAf NEAt July
and after That day Pate son, j. by the subscriber
Inc ~ lstn JOHN HOPPER, Treasurer,
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TVHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,

(ITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, No. Is Avenue
~ A, tet~ooD let and 70 1t open daily from m to
y m. aid from % 3p m
per cent iarger sinouit. Interest July
All deposits made before Ja TO- %i draw interest from
July l. GEObDE FOLSOM President
81 A BrNCE Cashier aud Secretary
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WINE VI NJ, 70 WtIIiAe-sT (

IN PaNY-Tbe subscribers II the stock Of ths Goa 2sny
n, eby notified that second insta ent Of TIVE VT FEN
CE has this day been called ior by resolution oil the boaIo
of Trustees fore the ID july al the once OF I
Trsasgrrr " IL NEWMAN, No % Pea1lst o,,,, n,
Fpw.Ep CkUNwHiL Sec SAMUEL q PAASON, PTesI
kpW-Y orb jane y 1861
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laNIIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVl-
~ CATION CUMPANi'S NEW YORK AND GiLWtt
IIEhe oext ieps from Ne9YoTs will be the spendid
powerful stesmship GOLDEN FLEECE, which will leave
THURSDAY j. " 49, la0 uch5 at st. Johns NJ f. to re-
i've tn Rcys Mails.
PICEs W P,s-AaE-Firot class $50 and 49, third 90
m udne tickets of the principal cities on tie ns
.wa, Of Gres. Britain apd Ireland Third class 01N
ovtde knife ork &c. and bedding Passengers to );
,bns hrs 35 Passage in the third class Do secure
bring gersons Galway, for az 50 from Dublin 80,
,efa 487 from Londonderry ss7 So from Waterford sS7
-om Limerick s35.
ALEX. HOLLAND Co.,
Asrntn EnI the lin. No % Broadway.
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TAADEssES's BANK, NEw lOkEs June - 1850.
nIVIpEND.-A SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
~ Of -FOUR PER CENT the capital stock viii be paid
Stockholders snd after the second day o. July proxno
By rider Of he Board. RICH ARD BERRY, Cashier.
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THE GRAEENBRRG MARsHALEs UTERINE

CATHOLICON
IA offered az a cerain In ike the above.
Pte. 81 so pc, toe - Fog SIX DOLLARS FIVE BorrLEs
sysr BY Express AND Charges PREPAID TO TIE ESD OF
EXPRESS LryE ERox NEw-YoKR..G1 address
JOSHUA l.. BRIDGE, NJ. D.,
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me6iral.
TTAITIT or AMERICAN WOMEN.

Organized under special Legislative authority aud governed
by men OF the highest character and skill the Graeenoes
Medical Establishment is guaranteed repon-ihe and trust
worthy insution and II the most widely known and best
esteemed medical organization 10 the country.
TEs1uoSA regarding its Medicines have been Published
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIvAIxor TIN ANGLO. SAXON.

PogrL.Np, Tuesday. April l0.-Ths steamer
Anglo Saxon. from Liverpool, has arrived.
Lord Egin's departure for China has been de-
layed Till the middle Of April.
A battslioa Of French from Italy hal entered
S"nu.-llls aaa.f azIata sd "a sast-. ,...-4-
France assuaies one hundred and seven y.Avc
millions of the debt Of Piedmont with Savoy.
ltwns rsp,rss'l at R,.nr. GA tho Goth ult., that
the gen d arn,e had charged on ,iie people. and
thirty were wounded. -
Tho Paris fltrie asserts that the King Of Ma
Piles. nptwithsundiag the Pops's invitation. refu
ses to occupy the PApal domiaions with the Nca-
poltan troops. flsa.si4
BsHLis, 7Mesday-Thc answer to Thouvenal's
note is distinct reservation " the rights and an
energetic support of the demands OF Switzerland
Russia fayors the Congress.
1t is expected that England and France will act
in concert. especially iu maintaining the rights of
Switzerland. t4
The London Herald understands that tho Con-
gress Of tho Great Powers will be held in the
course Of few weeks at London.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

Az Exc.TISG TRIAL-William II. Burkley VT 5
tried in King and Queen county, Va. on the 5ih
inst. for shooting and killing Joseph Breach. y
letter to the Richmond Enquirer says the chars 0
was admitted, and justified upon the plea that
Broach had wilfully and maliciously slandered IS
daughter, a young lady still in her teens, and Mt
school. The court, after hearing the evidence,
without argument from counsel, discharged the
prisoner, who is of the most respectable citi-
zeus of the connty. The trial created intense cx
element and when the verdict was announced the
whole crowd Of spectators rose t, their ieet an
gave vent to the most hearty appreciation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

The Democratic Convention Of the tockins CHAM
electoral distrioI wa. held at Harrisonburg. on
Monday, when $. NJ. Yost and DR.. 8. MotEatt we're
chpsen delegates to the Charleston Conyenti
1t is said that blth Of these gentlemen are In Ia
vor Ut Mr.. Iinnter for President The pr.cee.
dings of the Convention it is reported were quite
animated. The Virginia delegates tc tho Charles
ton Convention will stand Hunter, 10; Wise, Ii:
and the vote OF Virginia will thus. 10 accor,ance
with the general understanding I've cast as unit
for Dir. Hunter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

fas WaEAr CRoe.--We are informed most reliably
says the HALIFAX tSa) Echo, that the whest crop In
ths snd the adioiniug counties Is looking very un-
promising at present We have heard Of some goo
crops but they ere few aud far between. The late
coid spell has injured the wheat crop in Tbs SECTION
to considerable extent Ne tru.t however that the
weather from this tune out may be vorabe and that
Notwithstanding the bad prospect at present, We ma
have at least an average crop. - - =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

Tao Cvs,r TEuprArioN morning,
;mmsdiately after Fea kflst, Mr.. Charles Massic,
,Tscee 4 in this city. on his rsacing
Ma factory, near pauletts, discovered thata mum,
ber Of valuable papers and bank notes, t" the
a,,ount N $3.50, which had been placed in a book
IN The breast packet Of his coat lad slipped
,brouphl tho book, aud escaped through . hoic in
me roeket. the book still Remaining in tire pocket
U;s 6rst thou ght was that perhaps the muney had
heen distracted by sou.e Of his house servants.
and he At 6nce started home to make the necesan-
nv search hat on reaching the Black smith sh OF
Mr.. D. p. Rees. he Was inh,rmod W one CT the
lmn3a cmpluyed there, that s"ne papers which
saa.,ed Ia be his property had been picked up in
,hot vic;,,ity n short time before by negro nam-
Oh Rocker. employed at the Carpenter Shop Of
Mr.. Alfred Taylyr. The negro was observed tn
.,:,.k uo something, and on being questioned by
one Of the negro smiths as to wha: he had found,
handed the man these papers, remaiking at the
time, that he didn't know what service they were,
nor n whom thew belonged. but at the same tune
was observed to pat something in the breast po;k-
ct u his coat. Mr.. Massie then went to see Book
ey, and questioned him in rega-d to the means by
which he became rnsscssed Of the papers. The
negro, in reply. stated that just brf"e getting up
to where the papers lying, ho observed II
yellow boy pick something up from the ground,
and then run away, after which lie saw
nothing of him. This statement satisfied
Mr.. Massie that Booker knew nothing of
the money. but he at once resolved to pat the
police ON the scent Of the supposed rogue, and
with thae object in view. called on Capt Duwdy
and informed him OF all that had transpired.-
That yiglant officer on hearing Mr.. Ms state
msnt, expressed the opinion that Booker was the
marty having the money in possession. and sug-
eested that the best way to satisfy all parties, was
to make an immediate inspection Of that niiv-
duals premises. On the arrival of the officers
the negro evidenced considerable fright, but stout
lydeh{ed all knowledge of the missing money
Alter q ihbrt search, the anxiousy looked for
treasure was discovered, very snugly slowed away
in an old butter pot. in the room adjoining the
one in which the too sorcly tempted Booker, was
in the habit Of lodging. After this deaone'nent
the weak brother was introduced to Mayor Branch,
and that functionary. in order to teach him use
full lesson for future digestion, ordered him to re-
ceiye twenty i've lashes, we'll laid on.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

SAD AFrAIR.-A letter to tho Richmond Dis
patch from llnrrisonburg. Va, states that Mr.
Sites was married in that county. a lew niuht,
ago, to Miss Devier, and that rarty OF young
men atteni pied to serenade the new couple will
tin-pans. bells, &c. James Dever, a brother {
the bride, went out and demonstrated, when tn
serenaders took to their heels lie, however. pun
sued them. when one of them, named Smallwoot
shot him doad. ~ .-