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~ tain bVAh u, Win COLI IO1tSiie l4oDoItNOS III
private family, by applying at The Dispatch ONCE
no l6-2t'
pOARDiHG.-Ih have two neasant and deslra-
ID Bile rooms at the CARLTON HOUSE, suIta-
Bile for families that may desire to obtain BOARD
in q pleasant uelghborhood and convenient to
Several DAI B0ARDERS can also be accom-
modated, by MRS. BASS,
On 18th. between Broad and Marshall SITS.
There is a STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE
attached to the lot. for rent. no lS--lw"
. U A II ID n G - Genteel and con Portable
ID BOARDING can be had in private family +,
on Franklin, between Sd and 4th streets, nearly
opposite Robnson's Drug store, and three doors
from the corner. Rooms on second floor, large
and com oTtaDle.
For further particulars, apply on the premises.
no l5-lw*
ROARDING.-The subscribers, having taken
- the house of Jos. H. Crenshaw. ESQ, on Main
street, between 9th and 7th, inform their friends
and the public that they will be prepared to re-
ceive boardeTs or the LIST of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort of It's in
mates. 1t Is pleasantly situated, and convenient
to the business part of the city. Several day
boardeTs can be accommodated.
r. B. MURRAY,
Sc l3-3tawts Nj. j. MURRAY.
QOARDING.-0ne OF two ID + \ RA BIZ E
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE,
between 9th and 7th streets oc Its
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$50, THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL AG-
g. RiCULTURAL SOCIFTY.-Ttere will!
be meeting OF the EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE of thus sooiety, at the office of the Pres-
dent, on MONDAY. the /, n, ct clock NJ.
G. DlMMOCK,
10 I6-St Sec'y Va. Cent? Az. Socisty.
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e Lumber Card.-Eusene Darlington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER Of the
late Edward Z. DudleF will continue the business
at the old Yard corner Franklin and 18th streets,
where he VII be happy to serve the old custom
ers of Mr. Dudley and the pull lls generally: stock
FIGURING, WALNUT, CHERRY. ASH MA
H0GANY, MAPLE, BUTTON WOOD. LhTHES,
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE CARING TON.
no l-dlm Corner Franklin and 10Th SITS
AMFDlCAL BOOK FOR GkATUITOUS CIRCU5
LATION. by a sufferer. who has been eiectuay
cured of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory. and
DImness of Sight, resulting from early errors, BY
following the instruct ons gwen n me Ical work
Considers it his duty, in gratitude to the author
and for the benefit of ConsDmptlve and Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used He will,
therefore, send free. to address, receipt OF
two stamps, a copy of the work, containing every
information required. ADDRESS, Box 49," T. o.,
Albany, n. Y. no l2-d&cw3m
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EGS, RELIGIOUS DAILY
Va UNION PRAYER MEETING IS he'll.
at ths rooms OF the Young Mems Christian AS
soc alton In GUDUINS HALL.
Christians of all denominations, and strangers
visiting the oity, cordially invited To attend.
I2-lm
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AZ Bill HEAD. BILL HEADS :!oThe Iargest
PERS. for BILL HEADS, of various cOors-
Blue, White, But, Canary PINK. and Purple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
Paper. and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and see specimens and prices. ttsl
THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
- -. eelehfat,ea Of the PHiLOLoGt',N SO
CIETY OF RICHMOND COLLEGE will take
place THIS EVENING. November 10th, st 8
o'e .ocs, at the FIRST Bar fist CHURCH
EulogIst. .. M LEsr,wtCH; Orator, b. WOOD-
FIN. The public are invited TO attend.
no Is -ltE
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CIIKx OTTO MAN ELOrH, PAM

> Printed Delaiaes. and a VARSITY OF Others 81,
of iasaionabls Winter Dress doods. lusi fssa =,
Great bargains will be vfered Elesahi fVFS.,
Elegant PoRiins New Goods New 0o0ds ~
Goods Of every Grade and sly le, by eyes -.
or, AZ lower prices than any other esttp"
in the State of Virginia .,d
A larger stock than usual They must ne 80,
and the prloes sold az wall he no object = =.
your Interests! Call at ths Is gain sstSV.
tof ALFRED MOSS. IS Mail -
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xTERY IMPORrANr TO kNOW-I

JOSEPH NTKA USE IS seiIlhS, asITV-v~,ftl
low, Dry floods, shoes aud Carpetias
Merlno at one shilling and higher; me -
fast colored Calico sc. Stella Shsws sha 6,r.
Double Shawls AZ al prices The sieaS ssgi
gains ia Bed and Servac's' bahrsss5 Iis-
seys, Black and Celored SILKS sc hal taKsoit,ia,
Ladies' Cloth cloaks cheap; flames s,sgs "a
Yarn, every .color. at per PSu9u. a. lsas
Skirts from l5,. up; 5. 90 Linen bosea' ihUs
aud higher. worth twice the moeet an, ae'
every body in want Of goods to call, witaWSs a.
at JOSEPH SfRAUSE'S, NO. ~ @ ma.
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NJ Colts Celebrated Five Shooters. =.
Army, Navy, and Pocket slzes, on hand and for
sale By JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer,
90 22-lm 7doors above St. Charles Hotel.
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WANTS.

N7ANTED-A SITUATION. in q wholesale or
w retail DRUG STORE, by a young man who
has had nearly ten years experience IN the retail
business. Can give the best OF references &o.
Please address +. B. WINTER.
no IL ST. Petersville, Frederick CO., Md.
NfANTED-A Colored NURSE, of good char
w acter, and that can come well recommended
Apply at EDWIN WORKMAN GUS.
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SEG9Np sUprLY-RlcH AND BEsr-,,

SECOND SUpPLY-RlCH AND BES :.
~ Full G0DDS,-We are cpening, by staa,,
Printed Paris MsrInos; Rich Printed Veoqf =
Paris; Plain Velouts nd SotlslInos Rich %
and Colorea Silks; Velvet and c.oiR Co.,
new patterns and very oesutltui ST. les, Caa
aad VI Isses' Closks Oar stock nf heavy "9.e,s
for Servants, eomprises3 iand6 Vrglnls "
Cloths and Jesus; : .. SsiInsts; heaV =
aud Striped Liaseys; blankets FlanneLs ara =
Blankets. Carpet Department Extra Ins's-
Carpets extra rhree-plY Carpets; Rlch e., e.,
and Brussels Carpets; Rugs Floor C1otns' W.
&c PaIeha.eIs are invited 70 e np .,rr
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BOARDING.

POAR DISG.-A few moral Young men can OBJ
ID tain BOARD, with CON Portable LODGINGS, in
a private family, by applying at The Dispatch office.
M e
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NEw GOODS, INV GouDs. alfd
~ SMir iIS Broad ST, - iast fecsiv.hth vIoeAs!
supply OF goods, CONSISTING part OF riga Sitpssi
Frnsea, Cloaks, hack SILKS, B.sscnsd v.,ystios.
flannels. Millnsrs Goods Of ever, dssS9 assiso!
other articles. The season hsvins been selss 10
advanced, ha has purchased thsui maoa " sonsi
regular prices To those who want 10 saw
IN Their purchases 81 SoLpsNrg. ivs Bresd'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ r. w RICH m q d THEA n r.
kuEKEL y MOxLEY. ..Lsssees snd Msnases.
|. b. PHILLIPS. stage Manager.
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

pOARDING.-One or two ID Il | K A 3 [. Z
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE
between 9th and 7th streets oc Its
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WILL OPEN THIs MORNINe:-M,Es

WILL OPEN THIS MOkNING.-A BE-
w KiEL'S, Al Main street, SO yards 81 hes !,
White Goods. for Coun,erpan.s;6 ysrds ma" = ;
largest bed. Come aud see Also, 500 yarda >
styles Woollen Goods, for Men and Bows yes,
the greatest Inducements offered: come snd Sc
LINEN and MARSEILLES ROSOhS, IN 81 -
500 Superfne Linen and Marseilles Bosom' ~.
or without Collars and Cuffs TO match These ;,
gotten splendidly, and will be sold, resdg III
sty les new Dress Guods cheap, cheap, CHEAP q
EZEkIEL'S, Al Main stree,
Maliert's Old stAns
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NYoTICE To CASH sUYERs. -lu.Eoi:'.oai

~ To consumers of Dry Goods. s2,.o ~ "a
of bslors the hrst day of IaaasFy neat =. On Dr.
asr cost, for cash ons. Great sscflhoo .ofl
Sooss Now 10 the time for bargains We Sas
the attention OF country and city costoiheS Ne
msr tsoods out of season at hall pi!eo. rel
TRAININGS; Bieachad Cottens; sbeeuns' SS.oSl
hellas; Slaaks; Ca,iooss; Wells; hEoFes}
Tags, 40. In word, the woods mus, - srsE1N
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DKY GOODS, DRY GOODS. Our stock

nkf GOODS, Dh \ GUODA.- stock ;
~ ROW superior to what 1t has been at any Pc
rod during the season, most OF 1t bought yer, r.
ceLtly at prices much lower than they were eaf y
in the Fall, and we invite a call from all IN wan
assuring them that we are disposed 10 sell 81 :n'
lowest prices.
In silks Popllns, Velours, Repps, Printed Nous
laIns, Printed MeTlnoes. PLAIN MernOes, and o;hs'
sty les of Dress Goods, our stock Is very fall.
In Cloaks, Basqunes. Shawls SC, We, are pre-.
pared to show the best stock We hEe had this sea
son. Any article of this kind will be made 10 or
der by efficient corps Of cloak makers, ST sn0f
notice.
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w and to realize this to be their last opportu
nifty Of learning ADAMS, new and bsa9ttnl art
AND LANDSCAPE sCENERlES Your own
Portrait may be painted by your own hand by
learning this art learned IN Ave lessons Terms
for learning the art perfect is $40. Entire salts
faction gwen or no pay. Please call and examine
specimens Of oar own ar our pupils work. at
Prof ADAMS office, on Mayo st opposite Jewish
Synagogue Even young ladies' of 10 years of age
can learn this art. no l2-lw"
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Thu following counties are added to the re

Letcher's maj. ...... 6SS
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40 s10tA OF CLOTHING now i

fINHG S1Ot * OF CLOTHING now in store
L 1.-THE old and fav0rIte stand, lee Main street,
far SURPRISES in extent and variety any hereto
fore shown by us. Owing To the tlghrness IN this
u oney market, and wi h d view To meet the views
of purchasers, we shall offer very great Indpcs-
ments TO all who may favor Us with call We,
SIMPLY direct your attention " the TACT that now
So heretofore, your interest VIII be promoted, and
time and money saved By calling ON
KEEN. BALUWIN & Williams
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WAN CED-SITUATION- a country youth,
w who has his own living to make. He is a
steady and Industrious Young man has for the
PAST year or more been employed In a Clerks
office; writes good and legible hand. Desires a
situation IN some branch of business Any kind of
reference can be had relative 70 HIS character or
abilities. Apply to w. II. II. - w llcoxs W harf,
Charles City county, Va, Io7--ims
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!. HDQ'RS ssD RECT VA. MlLITiA,i
II November hth. 1860
HOrder No. 6,
III Captains and Lieutenants comm sndIng Com
@panles of the SD egimea or attached there
TO who have not mustered theif Com panies re-
CURED by law ordered to do so without further
delay. BY order of Col. DAVIS:
no is 81 W H. PRYOR, Adjt
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VNANTED-OVERSEE wish to employ
W for the ensuing ear, au experienced OV En-
SEER. None need apply unless well recon-
mended. Apply to w. n PLEASANrS. on 18th
street. between Nam and CAY. no pts
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(,LOTHING.-DARR HARRISS co.
~ have on hand = large 8 ocx of CLOTHING,
such ss Orlof Beaver Ovsrcoats; Moscow Beaver
60, krg!sh " hitnsy do DIab beaver OaIricks;
mere Suits; Fancy Nooby Suits; Velveleen Hunt
ing Suits Black Dress suits; VIII en- we are SELL
ing very low. For bargains, call on
DaRRACOTF, HARRIS & CO,
lf2 Main STRAIT
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SHADE DEPOT

DhH HoSDs ALL; 1850 KENT, PANE
turers, Nos i63 and los Main street Rlchm0Ss- -
spectiully announce To the me rohants OF VIrw4.
and adIolsIDg states that they have IN So n
mag Il hcent aud well assorted stock of FORFIsS
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, adapted 10, s,1
spscIally 60 item up for, the Southern trade
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II fE fLOUR.-60 bbis, hYk FLOUR, for
~ sale BY ROBINSON 4 ROBEhTS,
no B-T Corner Cary and l3ta cts.
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CRANDoPENIN6 OF A LAKGkWt1l

VI SELECTED STOCK OF DRY COOS
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS-On MONDAY moInEh
October I'D 1860, at NJ. MITTELDORFERsH ~
225 Broad strest. | have Just received IRON a4s
ton some of the greatest bargains IN Dht@
GOODS that were ever offered to the ladies' OF lli
city, such as Silks. Popllns, ocsteues, Eeioar
&c, and to which ask the particular sttentoi Y.
all IN want of any to give me call. nave ~
the latest ST. les of c lOAKs and MaNTLEs,sai
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GREAT BARGA5Ns FOR 5N0yaMBkR
CRHAT SACRIFICE OF COLLARS,

NJ LEVY mas Just received a large SUPPLY 4
EMBROIDERED Cambria Collars, whioh he ILtenti
Is cts, worth Tta and 50 cts; Collars st T1l cu,
worth GA. cts; Collars at 50 cts, worth rs cthl
Collars ~ IS cts worth 81; Coii8rs at 81, worn
81 rs. The above goods are al fresh and lss
Sly lie, and will be found TO De. on exsmlnailos
equally as cheap az they are represented. As
great bargains In Linen Cambria Hdsfs Just re-
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sERvANTs FOR HIRE & SALE.

A NO. CARPENTER FOX saLE.-We
II have for private Aale, a likely NEGRO MAN,
so years of az ., who is a No / CARPEN TER OF
good moi al character. and sold f'r no 'ant.
Apply 70 PULLlAM CO.,
=. +, 90 lo-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
X-ssjuK FOR SALE.-We nave for SAFE yonng
" NEGRO WOMAN. aged twenty years nhe is
an No. l Bread Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer ana IroEeT.
PULLIAM & CO, Aucts.,
sc I5-ts Odd Fellows Hall. Franklin st.
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WANTED-To solicit call from all persons IN
w want OF T RUNKS, at the RICHMOND
L X U n FACTORY, where | am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common up
to the most superior RIO n RAM T.. ALL
Leaf HER TRUNKS, LADIES FRENCH
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No: "a Nam st., IN Saddle and Harness Store,
with WIN. SALMON
h- TRUNKS REPAIRED,
&c % 3m JAM S KNOTS.
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How the IgnOrers Talk.


ECHOES OF THE BELL-KENTUCKYF FOR Bella cor
respondent of the Louisville Courier (Democratic)
SAYS that if Douglas is nominated at Baltimore Bell
viii carry Kentucky by 10000 over the united votes
Of Democrats and Black Republicans.
Extract from letter tina Rgpress Louis
vile, June !, 1860.
'In Kentucky. there is considerable talk just now
of hosting the Houston banner, and running an
electoral ticket for him. The error committed by
the Baltimore Convention in not nominating him is
apparent to all The proposition, however, is not a
sensible one now. The great sectional party of the
North is a compact, well drilled army, which may
be defeated by a union of conservatives, but will
most certainly succeed if they are divided and frt-
ter away their strength. Though have never in
my life cast Democratic vote. and expect to vote
for Bell and Everett, must confess that only one
action can save the country from sectional Presi-
dent and a revolution by the extreme South. That
is cOncilatOry action of the delegates to Baltimore.
Bell and Everett, statesmen and pure men as they
are, create no enthusiasm and will get but limited
support. Maryland and Tennessee will probably
vote for them but they can get others South and
not a State in the North Men naturally ask them
selves how they should cast their votes to effect the
most good, and where patriotic, sensible man in
the North sees that his vote if cast for third set
of electors, will indirectly be given for Lincoln, he
lUH either ADVOCATE the formation Of Utica ticket, or
cote outright for Douglas, if he should be the candi
date. UnquestiOnaby should do this if IN your
State, and so would the thousands Of conservative
members Of the Opposition in this State.'
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
Founded 1sIG.

TENHE next session Of this Institution begins first Monday 10
Spteub Preparation week for classification and
ing Of pupils the last week in August Note the following adj
Vsntages:
The Buildings in extent aud fitness for School pur-
poses domestic comforts health, exercise aud
wholly uaequaled in the United States We challenge compar
isOn.
The six Acres of Lawn and Shade are en-
closed greatest privacy, and afford pup the
unresaind freedom Of CHILDISH sports and innocent amuse-
ments
temen represented by Of their Ct different de
Nominations pledged to the ecsan character Of
the School
4. Tine Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils, is
entrusted under the constant supervision Of the PnIpaE
Ladies Of culture aud education who devote their whole
the happiness md comfort Of the pupils
5. The Health OF the Institution Is unTrece'
dented in the history fchoolg Only three deaths have
the pupils forty The health statistics CT the
Institution arc its highest recommendations.
6. The Rooms large, we'll furnished, and never
crowded.
Z. Security from Ffra-sThe buildings are heated BY
steam and lighted with that the pupils from
the ordinary accidents accung from from FIRE Places and
be lights Besides the Of temperature
greatly to the health Of the school,
g. Regulations which years have shown to be most
sauary, will be continued in their full force The ewet posi-
bic changes will be rules aud general arrangements
Of the Academy.
g. The Faculty is composed Of thirty teachers and
attaches most OF whom with predecessor In
the Literary Department. tie teahrs have had long and
oessu experience, and most Of them in the Old Academy In
the Music and Ornamental Deparr Teachers Professors
and Artists Of high celebrity superior Harps has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest advantages in particular that can be
found in similar Institution the Unsd states, FUR
nished in the Nash lille Female Academye dina Mater OF
hundreds Of the most elegant and refined ladies in the Southern
country.
gTsrms as heretofore. For particulars apply for Cireu
lar to the principal. GEO. NJ. EVERHART.
Nashville, Tenn, June 6 6O-twGw3m
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PaFeguaYan oommIssIoner.

The Hon Gave JoHNscx, of this State, has been
nominated by the President and confirmed by the
Senate, as Commissioners to adjust the claims uuder
the treaty with Paraguay. Col JOHNSON is atpresent
in washington and it Is understood has accepted the
appointment Col. JoHEsoN's long and distinguished
public career in CONGRESS from 1929 to 1875 and
as Postmaster General under Mr. PoLKs Admins
tration is so well and universally respected as to
need no extended notice from US For many years
he filled the important post Of chairman Of the
House Committee on Claims, the experience Of which
in addition to other eminent qualifications, renders
him remarkably fitted for the appointment which
he has lust accepted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

No Presidential campaign ever opened with better
indications for any party candidate than are now
everywhere observable for the Constitutional Union
organization and their distinguished standard bear
ers Men Of all parties are joining in the good work,
and others looking forward to the time when they
shall declare for Bell and Everett the only means
Of restoring our national unity and prosperity
AdSbCiNe Banner.
Our contemporary must be badly posted Here
is one Of the indications copied from the Mont
g0mery CAla) Nal Of the I'd:
Our Belland Everett friends seem disposed to vent
their wrath the head of the Senior Editor Of the
Montgomery Nail They forget, apparently, that a
majority Of the Opposition papers in this district
stand substantially on the ground we occupy,
(American Platform Of 1860 but speak as if we
were the only man in the district that refused TO fall
into ranks. Not only are majority OF the papers
not for Bell. but euerg leader of the State
Rights Opposition occupies our ground. Why do
the taultfnders not assai for the same cause Hons
w. 7. Chiffon and 5. f. Rice. B. H. Baker 7. II.
Watts I. J. Nudge, NJ. l. Woods. James Gilchrist
stand firm on the Resolutions of lS56-decline to
take Bell and Everett-sympathIse with the Sece-
ders-and sustain the Nail
Another indication" is gwen by the Baltimore
Patriot of the Sth, as follows:
The Brooks Balance Of Power party Of New York
who wanted Houston at Baltimore, have called
State Convention on the 18th Of July, to consider
LlStAA0A AlltN VIII pIolt INC eA~Nt'
or revive the Utica half and half ticket with the
Democracy, or 90 over at once TO the Democratic
party in the Presidential election.
The New York Express publishes a very queer
letter from Louisville KY in which the writer says,
that Bell and Everett statesmen, and pure men as
they are create no enthusiasm, and will get but
Limited support. Maryland and Tennessee will
probably for them but they can get no others
''South, and mott State in the North" And then he
recommends the Union men Of the North 70 form
THn mol aF ny in rrrIH ha
should be the candidate. "Unquesuonaby ] should
do this, he adds. IF IN your State The course
of the Express is by no means calculated to encOur-
age the friends of Bell and Everett in the South.
Certainlyif mo Presidential campaign ever open
ed with better Indications the prospects Of the
candidates must have been blue indeed. Our CO.
temporary as proyerbia for growing enthusiastic at
theOpening OF canvass, and we have now but
repetition Of the song Of the B1us- sung with such
unwOnted fcryor in the last Presidential canvass
The Banner don't profit by the past.
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The Wheat Crop.

The accounts from the country are of a very
gloomy character a gentleman, who has Travelled
through much Of the State recently gives 1t as his
opinion that not half average crop can be gath
cred this year. In many sections, the plant came
up BADLY, or was badly winter killed; and many
fields, that promised well six weeks ago, will not
yield the seed that was sown, in consequences of
the ravages of the fly Joint-wOTm, or both. Only
the very early sown and heavily guanOed fields can
possibly yield a fair crop And those. within the
last week two, appear to be seriously threatened
with the rust.
A correspondent expresses the opinion, that $3.50
or even $500 would not remunerate the farmers the
present season.
This is very bad news-fOr. with a very sorry to-
bacco crop and the lowest prices for fifteen years,
a good yield of wheat very essential to the vel
fare of the farmers, and consequently to the whole
community What makes the matter worse is that
there is every prospect that the article will COM
mand such price as would, with an average crop,
diffuse plenty and prosperity throughout the Com
monwealth, The Mark Lane Express the highest
authority in the world, admits that there no
stocks any where and that the growing crops in
Europe are far from promising. In addition to the
lack Of stocks and the prospects, there signs of
serious trouble in Europe, which will not tend to
depress the price of Observation-Disclosures Wing,
June 9,