The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14
New Publications.

FoInme chock full Of all the crazinesses of
cpirlfualsm. Al one leap the lannon's o,,o,.
oo"' inner, OWEN. hts plunged over head and
sars LII the deepest abyss of superstition. He
WHO could not believe in the Bible has faith
enough 10 swallow all the absurdities of de.
mohory, all sorts of ghost stories, all manner
u LAMENTATIONS, apparitions, improbabilities
anu Impossiblllties. I'VE blind guides. who
strain at q gnat and swallow q camel.''
EVkRETT's ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MUs1c. an.
efxdtng Treatise Harmony and Chapte, nm
Ss'sthcafton Designed as a text book for
'eachers and pupils in female seminaries
male academies, singing classes, etc. etc. By
Ut. A. BROOKS EvERETT, one Of the editors
OF mo progressive Church Vocalist" &c-
oscoho enlarged edition. Richpond: J. w.
hAHDOLfH.-A neat volume highly cred;,
able to the publisher
1HE TEXAS ALMANAC FOR 1860. pith Stairs.
Nes, H'sforiea! and Biographical Sk,tebe, E..
Hssos'"g to 1exas.-A volume very usefn, ~
tnose who are interested in Texas affairs
For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH.
IN" TocAET DIARY, for the year 1860 !: for
Inc purpose Of registering events of mas,
present and future occurrence.-A very con
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occurrences. For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH.
Struck Dumb.
Inc New York Tribune saws when Gov Srw
AID entered his gateway, he was met bv the
various ciersymen Of Auburn, waiting to well
come him home, and was SO affected that he
Aost the power OF speech. 1t is a pity he |
should ever recover,it
". .. AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-Ata meet. |
ins OF this Society in Washington on Thurs. |
Gay, the President Of the United States was |
Sououc'eo In by committee, to receive his d. |
F.e.'a 90 an honorary member. The President
'ey' On delivering il, said it was q
As. .o'ncioehce thatevery President of the
oA'~o states had either been called from tho
plough, like Cincinnatus. or elsa h.s $50
" ~ At the expiration Of his term of of1ce
oen' 0ocnanan, in reply, spoke Of his
.AS,e LOT agricultural pursuits, though ha
Aa0 but little opportunity to indulge in thor,
ne PAID high tribute to the patriotic worth =,
the 'lilers OF the soil, and said he an ticir.,.a
with pleasure his return to Wheatland in ,.ss
tnan eighteen months, 10 enjoy the indepen.
dence and quiet Of rural life He was fra
qnentiy interrupted by applause.
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ALEXANDRIA, LOCDouN AND HAxPsHIRx
6AILkoAD.-The Alexandria Gazette saws thai
the work upon the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad, which has been pro.
crossing steadily for some time past despite
the nnpropiuous state OF the weather, is now
~ such . state Of forwardness ~ to authorize
the opening Of the road. Trains will run
aaiiy 70 FAREWELL, in Loadoun county, thirty.
,ns miles from Alexandria. In this connec.
ion we may state that the late Joel OSBORN.
= I1ondoun county, bequeathed by his will q ,
srm containing iI7A acres Of land, to the !
AisAsndria, Landosa and Hampshire Rail.
Odd. the proceeds afistng from the sale Of tho }
arm to be used in the building and equip.
ting Of said road. and Tor np other purpose"
HAHx OF KIRGlAIA "A tfha rAcanf xaaofina |