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DIED,

On friday the 2h Goth OF june In the county Of Charles City
Miss SALLY srorr tbs advanced age ofli0 she died
she had lived. atrue Christian.
Nerburgh New York. the morning ofhe 7th instant Mrs
Ed WARD POLLARD sgei 20 years. daughter Of George w.
Barry, of Warrington
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MAR RED,

On Thursday morning Juns by Elder Pees, Mr.
MILL Of Richmond, and Miu H. j. rUaNeR. Of Louisa
On the 9Th nstsnt BY the Rev Spencer Ksnnard Mr. Law
RENEE D. WHITE To MISS ELIZA TALIAfERR0 both OF Fred
ercksbufg.
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To Messrs Ed. W. Hubbard and others, Com.

After few remarks from several gentlemen in rea.
ton to the suspicious events which smiled upon the mi.
tatory steps in this great and important enterprise
unanimous vote Of thanks rendered to the chairman
for the diguifed and impartial manner with which he
had presided over the convention.
On notion was ordered That the Secretary respect
fully request all the papers Of Richmond and LJnchbarg
to publish these proceedings.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
ED. 8. BROWN, China.
J, G. s. Born sec'y.
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rug pR,crIccL MIysgs owy BOX AsD GUIDE.

COMPRISING rgono etrcal Tables adapted 70 all
poses Of mining also. Tfeatise the art aud
practice Of sxyng Silver Copper Lead and Tin. with tables
which exh vew the value Of asayed Rules for cal
cuarg the power and water engines together With
tables rules and Illustrations exclusively
ullcable 70 mining business Also plain and practical
narks on the Ventilation Mines with remarks the
middle dvion Of Eastern ysais coal Geld The whole Intro
ducsd and exempinsd plaln aid practical
By JOB ATKINS. NJ r.
Published By J. W. RAhDOLPd, hcnmsna ieoo Prce W.
mailed, post paid a. -. -
Il ans that vas much needed and such viii be extenvely
sousht amer BY miners the Uns ed states "-EaqHir0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10

DANvILLE June 30th, 1860.
If existing engagements admitted of it. would ac-
cept your invitation be with you the 4h Of July
as il would afford pleasure do any thing however
little it might be, towards promoting the prosperity Of
my native State and particularly that portion Of it which
has not received many vors the hands Of the Legs
ature mean the "0ld South Side. "When railroads
were first introduced into the country they looked
upon as great conveniencesto the travelling public "
but our farmers slow in finding that they
but beginning to be appreciated Il is not merely that
they enhance the value Of the aud increase prod lotion
and cheaper transportation but they stay that ii of
emigration which so rapidly deprving Virginia Of
her abest bodied aborers and the most energetic the
most gallant and gifted Of her sons A speedy safe
and cheap aud from market is essential
to the prosperity Of the agricultural inere and every
intelligent farming community will exert itself to pro,
H.
have given attention to the subject Of Railroad
facilities for portions Of Buckingham, Cumberland Amc-
LA and Powhatan and IL circumstances admitted Of it.,
would avail myself Of the opportunity afforded by your
kind invitation to explain my views 10 the farmers Of
those counties; but such is not the case must
quest you to express TO your citizens my high appreca
ton Of the compliment paid me- AID my regret at not
being able to meet with them.
II such things the order OF the day. you offer
the following sentiment:
Railroads: Iron levers for eleyating the masses !
Stock in the Iron Horse the best stock for farming -
posesl With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
b. w. JONES, G. Engf
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Price Cent? and per Bottle ssla Wholesale ;, al L.'s'
ap1-d.ck

Health depends almost entirely upon the state Of the blood II
the vaIing fluid which petvades tissue membrane hbr
hsment gland ether primary and utday be ehArg
ed with the elements Of disease sickness must be tire
and until the rsdcsted relief be er-
peeed. here hattie powerful health restoring properties Of
alsDs ssiPllLA maned searching operation reach
Of and the performs therefore rae
esl and thorough Sold by Druggists everywhere II-iv
srRRY Co, Va, January, 1883.
GmTtKysS Ny old man, Billy, about 70 Of While
heving % with brozdsr split the calf Of the leg down
tbs bone about inches long, cutting artery bled
profasey continued 10 bleed until cold ard st1
had give him hot andy could not sew bot sat
ursted piece OF linen with your Turf Oil and laid cut
did erpeet him. secourt Ct his u be able To
work again continued 70 tss the wound two three weeks
with the Turf OIL In six weeks the entirely WELL and he
was At work again. Very respectfully
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szTo Messrs. E. W. Hubbard ct al, com. &C.
BELuEAD, June 18th, 1860.

BELNEAD, June 10Th, 1860
Mcssrs Ed W. Hubbard, Richard S. Ellis and others,
Committee.
Gentlemen: have received your polite no C. inviting
me to attend barbecue to be given on the 4ih of July,
at Buckingham Court House, by the friends OF the Rich
mond and Lynchburg Railroad. il would give me great
pleasure 10 be able to accept the invitation aud TO be
present upon interesting occasion. But public
duty be postponed claims my presence elsewhere,
on that day.
Although shall not be able to meet with the friends
of that great public improvement and to add my hum
BILE efforts to theirs in its behalf nevertheless
you and them of my sympathy in the enterprise
and OF my best wishes for its speedy and complete
A Railroad from Lynchburg to Richmond is nothing
short Of necessity of the times
Twenty years ago the Canal all that necessa-
nv as connecting line Of commerce and travel between
these cities But twenty years have changed the
face of the world regards internal commercial connec
tons and intercourse The sagecoacb and the canal will
soon be regarded curious relics Of slow and bygone
generation The telegraph and the railroad the
material Of the mind the power and the
spirit OF free and progressive people Of the nineteenth
century.
The railroad is rapidly abstracug the trade and
e not only from the roads and canals Of every
country but even from the great navgable rivers The
Hudson has already lost its ten thousand white sails and
its splendid steamer palaces and the great Father
of Waters will be left in less than twenty years. to roll
his urbid waters unreghted from the lakes to the gulf
The of all this is that the railroad time,
which is more precious than money the time thus
sved creates money capital and every material and
social benefit.
Richmond must have direct railroad communications,
radiang North, South East and West, and thus make
herself commercial centre or otherwise If content to
remain by the way side" (eccentric TO Virginia and
Southern system OF railroads. she will take rank
an out Of the way, provincial town-or else become a
sort of suburb OF Baltimore Philadelphia New York.
The Richmond and Lynchburg Railroad is necessary
connection for the city Of Rchmonda dsidrdtg with
the people Of the South side of James river link that is
lacking to give unity to Virginia works of improve
ment May its speedy completion furnish another evil
dence of the sagact spirit and enterprise o. the people
of the South-sde upon whoSs soil constructed The
first Railroad (the CHESTERFIELD laid dOWa in Amer
lea / remain, gentlemen,
Very respectfully yours,
PHILIP ST. GEORGE COOKE.
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EIsH! FlSHii RISHiii-ws nou havsn store fsb
beb and half bah hsh North Carolina .any Roe Hsr.
nn DO shad DO shsd Roe Boston large u ~
and half bssrs Do mall No In bb snd half bsl rotor
"hio vI WNoroN p0W1IS
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N ONO. o. m. wzna. July .. lea.
THE TOBACCO TRADE

The following is extract from the late circular Of
Mezrs T. 4 u. Messenger, New York.
Whher IRE prevailing apathy and downward tendency have
reached their ultimate point remains 10 be determined A. We
amidst the dull season. anticipate am>nd
men either In ps demand shot, the continued heavy re-
cep and stock would nearly preclude the
We hear Of but few complaints The sales for the month are HIGHT
principally for the West Indies and Africa In prices note bat
ils change Choice descriptions continue TO be nm held while
all others noans and rather declining The sales are 100
hhda KENTUCKY, 100 do vrnIa sluggish market continues
for Manufactured Tobacco which together with stock almost
equal the largest held unsvosbe 70 early resump
ton Of business kevsrheles II geoeray expected that
active Fall business will be realized regards the stock nfsr
and while desirable pound Jumps are net
Sales for June 1890 l3s4 pkg TIM 1852 49,
OH do. stochs July 1862 65s pkg time 1852 90 1852
do We have change In Seed Leaf Tn, exports
In have only tended relieve the ket Of the large
stock but cannot perceive has been la
parted the position OF holders fair inquiry
fJr Foreign Tobacco, resulting dminuon Cuba and
Yara pres In light supply. Prices unchanged
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TNaRNCH OafNA DINNER AND TEA SETS.
isrre and beautiful VARIETY Of frensh China Dinug aud
Tea Ia hst cannot f 10 pssss yor sale q The as sore
a tyi0 fHoA l. buLkttY W,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10
The Louisville Price Current, of goth, says:
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Boor AND SnoE TRADE-This trade continues very
dull though manufactures have smaller stocks than usual at this
and prices r It stated that unless an ncsesed de-
mand springs up this month manufacturers viii shut down after
the first OF August and only make ordered work. The work
being Of better quality than In former and
tbs system continued the business not large, will soon be-
the which the demand goes profitable
II great mistake manufacturers mechanics to be Sc
duced putting poor market Good and durable
WORK Ia the only kind which pays well In the long
The total shipments BY rail and Of Boos and Shoes from
Boston, during part week. have been t523 against 1894
the eoespsni!ng year and nee the LIST January
29 T against $50 SIS In the time last yearEoson
TrdueHer.
BUSINESS IN NEW YoRK.-The Independent says, trade
without activity snd the show OF preparation for the approach
Ing slight Asor CT dbbiag trade 10 depart
mems all that Is going The wooden trade, usually &c I've
this has the Cohlers have been
limited In their d-mani evidently deferrng their purchases 10
period Domestic voolens suffer well foreign There
very heavy cloths AMI forega aud home
made which deprees prices Even staple cotton goods
dali though the commission houses receiving supplies The
export steady the home demand unImportant
manufacturers heavy kinds and Of drills especially, busy
for future deliveries 10 order.
BURNING oY AN ENGLISH SPINNING MILL-The cotton
mills Of May destroyed the 22d ult
was situated nosey about midway between Manchester and
Hudde and Of the extensive spinning mills In
England had 10000 spndes moy with the latest improve
un.n quality u yarn pun In which generally
manded The are nrst discovered soat half
past morning. but from what IL originated not
kLosn The loss estimated 900 to s7ooooo great
number thrown out Of work by the
Brs.sxss IN BosroS.-The Traveller says The first
SIX 1850 passed. and has beea Of the due
seasons thu, In Boston for Our
nes streets have not shown the actv Of last
year. all branches OF business connected With the ship ling In
have been 10 angsAng condition. IT, during the remain
pcse year. does revive the total
year, business will show marked coniras. with that
Of 1850
TaE CRors IS PaAScE -In France, at the latest mail
dates anxiety regard the crops q the coun
such that the Bishops had ordered the church
for fair weather
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10

Breehinrtdge and the Foreign Vote.
KaO~iag is special dstsstAtiOn OF everything that
maeks Of Keow-NOthingism, We we're not little sur.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VA

YEyHR next session Of this Institution will open the second
Il 3j septembe and close on the last Thursday
ef Juae.
The aim the Faculty afford thor ugh preparation for
the Unverfty ofvgnia professional studies The de-
Ancient and Mathematics are conducted
by graduates o. the University.
GEo JusK D. President and Professor OF Mental and Nor
al Science
ions i. cArPsrtI- A. NJ Professor Of Physical Science.
ALrxl NELSON A. NJ (unversliy OF Va Professor Of
Mathematics 49,.
JInE, WHITE Professor Of Greek Language and Literature
HAMS Professor OF Latin Languge and Literature
kLbrRr Lrpv TO- ID Professor Of Modern Language
- Nv. RELY, Ass:tan: Instructors IN
u.s. MAcKEr. Mathematics D.
For catalogues or further particulars address any member Of the
Faculty ~
jyI0--cH LEXINGTON, VA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-10

TIE ORIGIHAL HAIR BE sT0RATIVR
HulurREErs numrABLE HAIR ooLoRmai
THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTICLE IN USE.
ne attention Of the pubic called 70 this article which nov
being sxisnsvsly sold In all para Of the country.
FIPTRKN YEARS. EXPERIENCE
Proves 70 be the best Preparation for
Restoring Grey Hair to It's Original Color,
Bringing Hair out on Bald Heads,
And Causing Il to Grow Strong and Healthy.
you vs 10 have color instead Of dull roash
looks which dye impsrs Hrsrs RESTORATIVE which
invgorates hair and makes young again.
ter how much may be faded
Those who article which they and
ommend are Invited read The following from vsknovn
Apotseeary;
FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH HAIR RrroRArIvTA
~ wAIHix, Mass., jan ", 1859.
Mssas- ". l. HAou Co. have selling Hsnstrss,s
Inntsb Hair Restorative for three four with good sat
hieon Ihsvs tried various other articles 10 the
decided preference among them all have hesatsd
recommend for all claims 70 do severa ladies Of cur Town
Who had been wearing false hair for several ys, have laid
aside and full and luxurant head Of hair Of original
color produced using three bottles
cs BY they have been induced 70 ry
something else psimed upon them being superior shsy have a.
most Invariably the your Hair colorng again
s the only meri.orous and reliable uss-fnding
toilette article a cheap a. any ofhs OILS wshes viii
which The market d flooded
Yours, truly,
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- THE REGULAR MONTHLY

~ meeting OF the YOUNG MEN's CHRIsTI.N Asso
CtATIUs will be held IN their Hall In Goddns Budng Tues
day evening. the 10 h inst at O'Clock.
In addition the other exercises Blackwell, Esq Will
fssy-suect "The Bible Bayonet governing
power Of the 10Th century"
public generally and especially the ladies' invited 70
tend.
by order fthe President,
iyo-qt RICHARDSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

T"uoaiNc SceNE.-A correspondent ii the
Elmi-a Rrpnbiean says that 10 rip over
tie New York and Erie road an incilent occurred
that touched every bshclder's heart with pity.
He say@:
A comparatively young Indy, dre- ed in deep
'nuurn,ny --her husband having rrcen Y died
was travelling southwark, having IL her "a and
keepin. ayoung daughter of SOM .iv years
The lit lie glrl was mid.eyed ~ an nuiun,nl ky,
and IA dei~ate Ms the hyncintl; hsr etnurin'cd
hosersas delicate aud Transparent he p'uri, 81
Ceyl"n. lonch'ngly beautiful was the Affection
OF hen heart for the mother, whusc solioitule for
the daughters comfort WAS INCREASINGLY mani est.
ed. Looking ever and an,n from he Window
she turuel "a her mother, saying, M her. | am
weary; when shall weget n,me!' Altera time
she fell ini" gentle slumbcr aud h.nklns sud
denly. radiuut smile overs rea ling her features
she exclaimed, pointing upwards M thet tnere j.
papa! h.n.c mt llsl!' ana expired. l. Ma, yet
many II weary mile tn the mother nea,r, bat the
a"ge,, plying the lttie saiFerer ga,hercI her to
,Rs Paradi.e III Innocence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

A MAS CHARMED by SNAsG : The Syracu.e
Standard after referring ~ lie stories ol snake
charming IN circulation in the Iapeir says: but
We hear 81 mere singular casc where n snake
cha rn,ed a " hoe neat full Of lifd- aud hen 10y
acci.lent mat sepred between the buds and the
snakc. the man was cha, n,ed himself, and unable
To m.,Se u, iii friends mprferrsd an1 hroke the
snake. hack aad the charm NJ The .amc II, ment.
A fsxI,ys sine. while Mr.. n 'tthrop AN several
frisafs s,nnrote with the Genital rad. were ey
amining the bridges the rad. 10 ascertain
whether ihay werssat. or MT III. whle party
passed nd r bridge. on ne # ho aba,mc,t ,
u v hich i. bird had built ner nest. \ large black
sake lay On the s."ne- opposite the nes,, charm
10, the bril-, when Mr.. N"r.hrpp passed be
tween the snake a.d the brit. Tbs charm was ~
trans thattiIs meat he Gnu sht 81 3hto the snake
he stopped iavoln narily. and .ro4 Pc fectls m
t..alesr. sAl,l hi friends discovering his position.
apfroa.i,~d aud killed the reptile and relieved
Ldh Mr. Narthr"p aud thu birds IRON their uIr-
pleasant pred,cauent."
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Great Southern Hat and Gap Mandatory
.joHN DOC Il Y.
~ Main street. a Ia hulOnO Va.

Mtaefacfurer and Dculcr N Far Mtam. LcyA0rn,
Panama. S!ti, and M,icskia Dress UatS.
I HAVE new ready my spring stock Of iais, Gaps, ~
i aud straw Goods, 10 which would invite the aen yA
ton of the merchants Of Virginia. North Gaula and "e
Isnns roniient Of ability to suip, lh Wth
ng they aan' In my line, good terms The!
bc procured 10 an, market IN IN" country.
My spc9 VIII be kept constantly m by the addition NJ
thing that Is desirable Having greatly increased n,
manufacturing facilities, many desirable iylrs viii be oi
manufacture Ny Black Moic-kin Hal still Ia the
rank, aud equal not superior 10 anything produced Ia the
country,
Ny assortment Of Boys Misses aud chcren Richly Trimm
cd Hats aud Flats 81 all the drrru -yies Of Braid and Leg
horn, cGnnoi be rScrlch
In Mhiaay ',opi-, can furnish my thinF required NJ!
stock 81 the qualities I'll Arm} "Region Hats,
complete ani at the different styles ilats Caps
mad Ia order nj short notice,
NH ,ta JOIN nOOLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25
Forwarding Business.

flIlE lanes khur an kanawha Company ha ing arrr"d
Ia the proposition 81 the south Side H. L.
tie rat, IN Il" h rnntr+ hnN" been cnnro - nhunt"
rates. by that arrangement, elmhed pat
guus through al ~ TO 20 bco" side EuJd
Co, provided hey adhere 10 Tia" stpulnohs, ana
ticies The difference viii bv much Al
detehfnef 10 redhcr IL e Unrest o,si5 print eysyl
article which the nigh tolls Will permit, mud
H. nceburg AMI The West viii nud sr,a Their adNAutn
tn ship their goods Vim Richmond \ =. LEE,
Forwarding and Commission Mcptiaut
march l-tA purk nielult nj Va
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NOTICE.

FUNIIE term Of partnership 81 PtLLlAM BETS, hhv
ing expired by ngieuurui this day, The .mr busincs-
III SELLING NhGROhS 4 r AEtTIOH AND PRjId RI
l. T. commission ony, will he continued by rs AT ! M
OLD sEAND ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respectful! Pc.
continuation friends and the pub
lie generally, aud 10y Industry and hope 10 M ri
the liberal patronage lcrciolurr extended 10 u.
PIT LLlAM CO., Auctionocrs,
A.C. LILLIAN, ilchnond, Va
L. Z. PrLLiAu
u. n WEIsisrR may q
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Bakers Cocoa and Chocolates.
Singers Sewing Machines

kEAT always conclusive prof OF pr.a
~ nen Judged by this tesi there sAsug n,aciin.
teieTe ME public comparable Singers wing Msci,,
Ahs establishing The chest reputation ihe nitd state.
ney were exhibited the Iniver,r In
tnnee, wlefe hcy carried on the highest Premium: and
great mAnaLictory " them has built i'uris
In every brunch oi industry which ing is la b, onr
THESE machines e used with profit the .ln
o. Inc Hallway train Is " travelling SEWN. with
nileers Machines compared with thanksgiving. No tutor
shoemaker dressiaker. carriage trimmer sa,dl halter Aa
49, should not be without The laoat OF using one l
lhese machines. regularly employed is Thousand Dollar,
ayear in all private families nuc, :. u inn IL,
~ aone hose machines invala Planter,
ana bos Keepers mud them particularly aud profit
hvte These naflIs simple their ion and
yefy strong and Nare being The only Of Sewing Ma
ehlns eyer MAue W nnch oi 6ps
eoud ot rfecty executed Thousands inferior and worth
LESS sewiax 4aehDes have been uner vatou.
ismes, bn singers Machnes alone bsen found every
wasfe q saiikty The wafsts II the people.
Fnnfed INSTRUCTIONS using with each ma
cle sD which readily acquire the art Of mana
yny iheuL fae nAhins are packed securely 20 an,
lft p The Nord pessons desiring particular IN
h1xl1 ~ viii an application by letter our sl.
% vrwsfa ceiy ell " singer s. Co.'S Gazette 4 pnIe,
\ Wholly devoted u the sewing Machine interest
SGT tsr II. SINGER CO.,
Principa ONCE, No. s2s Broadway New Yoik
Era sts = ~ Hanover Roson 10 " Chap.
e - ia sAse--hleA a. 10. 2T4 iircad 81
~ 20 z stf,c II i's''s' ,e.,tia Nc. 100 bal
E .'fH9f 80 no. W. ni.tte, ST. 4r5steres, X
y ss ~ -
snel. fiece -dAesaJ
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SEQ. SPRING TRADE. 1860

ELI EFT & WEIS1GER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. i6i Main Street opposite Ereianoe Banl,
RICHMOND, VA.
YYAVISG made extensive preparations offering l."
the m-rc nj. NJ Virginia, North Carolina and Tcnn"s
prices which cannot but insure sale tae Lr0esf ana
is0s. complete sock V Spring dad summer Goods ever got,
this MARKET which quality variety and ei,gaRre
be exece All they ASK look before purchasing
elssw here. ORDERs strictly and promptly attended to-
Mr. j. L. HrTcnIssoS, Formerly OF Inion Monroe county
Va Is interested In business and will devote Ia his ,1a
lc EIIEfT Il NflslGI.E.
feb 4-dimar 1871.
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