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: MOUNTAIN TsSP HOasE,

ENV AVOVSTN COUNTY, WA,
ls.&l This we'll kaovn and favosite place Of
~ ~ ~ visitors uadey the mauag ement OF its lor.
~ ~ srnrr,etor II 10 xtuASs1 7rA tkS too 81 the
.Rsd.e At Rock6sh GAP. ~ nfies West az
i.1,r ,he house, through the Blue RIDGE Tunnel.
~ eIeysted ifat visWs--moua.
az az scenery-and the constant and refreshing
s,,s,a h,eexes make it one oftho mont ,ls Il M
+ sI,ces al GUNNER resort IN Western Virginia.
fs,re a. also, convenient, Spring or pure ck sly-
ssts walsr.
ms ys vireihia Central Railroad 10 Alton
fsnt. near the Eastern portal Of the Blue R,deo
Tssaei, where HACK will always he ia astcn
-, /, always best fos persons 10 write several
;.ls before hand. - -
trsas-S25 per monih. Ss per week, 81 50 per
La.s half Price. A li,tle more than haif price
tyesd fer white servants. .Fsa f-f-f i as1s-,l6s
..-dIw -, go .E. F. r. LI2S0OMR
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LA HEWITT HOUSE-LTBEKTY,V VA.
VA families wishing to spend their summers
ss %sSSea' 81 sh.s vi fnf
ans and Tennessee Railroad. -. go
tas midst Of heaish.. heaasifni md pictaresaue
sa,5Ip and wth,a " isx aos e ths sole
Mineral Waters can be had daily. ct VERY tri-
s,nr expense, e from the Allegheny, White Sulphur
'Fe f.,m. a,Sn T., SRssnEss. rim e no,.r,..
mI9-lm'- WILSON c. HEWITT, Pree'r.
|IAA- VARIETY sFKI NC 5 .-T1esS
E:& Is. on the Virginia Central Railroad. kf-
tom: ~. o = next seE tho
saskxEN s,vs s.d DotAHMSI EsF s ysen
Ps:sans desiring information In. relation 10 the
cfirastsr Of these waters, already become cele-
:s'a.ss. viii address fhe s1bscrihers al rond Gan
~ lmy 3-lawlM1g O. w. RURRUS No. y
i wHRhRHhhs sRRhssRi sRhkfsHSofb ks sobsE7 stst Hssi.s,
~ sss sss,Sa i esSss
SssI1 ne pew @s snd importan. arrangements, hav.
sa,hnsnt. and no efforts viii be spared to make
.'''''' 'on'fIfa ifGHsxH q NORTON. P..nssa.:
T. 5CoIrespon dents Will pleaee eddress J: II UM-
.sI aaE IL, ,saperintenden White Sulphur Spri9ss,
a'enofier county, We. - Ls A11-eodtlJnly-
IL 4 .COYNER's WHITE And HLAlK
sH SPRtNaRnH IN: TM gvxTE TERfNf5 PfAcKa
" . cpen ios fhe RECEPTION 81 yisitors cn 10
Ii riew Of txs t,,sssi II ~ 7ssnSs seS RaiircaT
|sa. hair = m;ie fium Bonsrc "a fienot. RoanokS,
s. At which aspot T an 1sdN1RLs Siifii GSays 5:
|e s.sse esaer: to the Sasines- 90 80
ias.e WHfTE ~ BEACK 0ULPH Un 4
|IAiER6 have elected nanAsons, caTes. Tie
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TxxACIrY OF a DnArA GhlF.-The body Of
the boy Saith, who. with his brother, vas
drowned at Albany on Sunday, was recovered
opposite this city yesterday-six miles mp
stream Al some men employed ON board ct
one OF the tow boats were eugased hauling mp
the hauser, the body Of the little fellow was
found, both hands clinging 70 the rsps with
all the tenactty that has ever heen ascribe4 to
the dsath grip. II 10 Anppossd that - he -
sinkinG he grasped the rope, but was te01Ax
grasp. the 6orpse was fastensd to the xope for
iforty .eight hours and Its tepacity was So,g
that 6vsA The very strong carrsit necessarily
met with In drsGEtng abe body Six miles mp
Ttssts, Jsss e.is.ss ~ 41 %sIts.sas n = Z y,
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THE DIFEEREHcE.-TheA A tlanta (Ga.1 Intel
ligencer contrasts the English method Of dis.
posing Of captured negroes, by putting them
at work, after the manner Of Coolies with our
mode Of sending them back to Africa. Itssys:
"The cost Of importing nvs hundred Coolies
from the district of Bombay or Ualcutta to
any OF the West India Islands is (SlOO eachl
fifty Thousand dollars; and as African labor
is, by their owh admission, worth one-half as
much again as COolie-two African labor.
ers in the canefieid being equal to uiree Coolies
-the capture Of the Wiidflre would haye been,
by the Atamemnon, Valorous. or Styx,Iall
cruising on the coast Of Cubs, q prise Of SIS.
600 TO the British government, while to as it is
. loss Of over SiOU,OOO. f. s
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TEsTfMoNiAL.-Thef freedom of the city OF
London in q box vainsd at fifty Euineas, hss
been presented to Captain Sir +. IeopOfd
W'Ci,ntock, Il. N, in admiration of his dault-
less spirit exhibited in repeated efforts to res.
cue l35 OF his fellow countrynen, ana in tes.
timony OF his having, after many years Of IN.
successful search, Ascertained the fate OF the
intrepid Sir John Fyanklin aud the ofiicers
and crew of the dErebus and Terror ia the
Arctic regions. Lady Franklin would have
been present. but was preyen ted BY tndispo.
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,1.nsJk nJkyDD kyDr ,,U,'.HxSpy ,h'.3Hxy y!.a,ee = a,S,eenINs..

ARO eUkRAQR oPN1N0N.
iASM0NtO COUNTYs VI0GlNfI. fI.~TSS
E4 Ipfopasters cl tls 81 and celebrated
Es.ns psace respectfully inSotnl the pxhlic thAs
estss ,Ss ~ of Nay. We mlet osnAas oeTsslSes
1iSssS tbs water o. cesoRN r. lSsrias 49,
l sstt ss.tn 4 pauashlet jes4 sbashsd - William
r.se b. Whssh vibhe cent fese' OF charge Hy
asrysT ef which THE water = mosS SoMAsk-
4, re re chronic satei.sA lsss.si,s. bssaehias !.
ssstsssSss ssacoas diss!Asn = sssisGSshty e tks
rsss,. I'd b.dder: iithis eoia travel. oSrorio
iasnans Il the liver, amenorrhma. dysnssaor
ss. ao.Ihas.s. cAroRlc spAeais,,. shlpnie sss
gl'Jt The Depot ~ this piaeo 10 on tho Va.
%, HTsns. Railroad. Nswhefp. (now. Duhiiu j
ssa before the FIRST al uly .passeAxets viii ~
vasa.,sd tn weekly. bs daylishs, distance Of s.
cHhs'r, cav 'or,r tine yoed end shros1ah NEST pictu
ard Msutfal scenery. Fnom the fFst 81
ssass !. ne 6.st Of October there Wtl b. DAILY
lsn I'D sisef the first of Octolnf agoin tn
ihEE While any visitors remain. Il
W., "A ihe shortest, most direct, and hest route
-. W6 6le Sulphur, vhithef the Ssaxea vail mo-
fy,. Sslt Sai kar. meksnG theif nj tAt seaai at
e. sss sa.phar There vii, 10 constant and resa-
e. cation BY Stages with hito aad salt
s,.sr md the Sweet ard Red Sweet NpeinTs.
"a "a Y, rsiIs srri ve from North and South
.''' IT. s. CAMPBEl.L & CO.
FAD SulpAus Springs Va. Aprii =, ia6o. alt
A,s = -fE . s. Z Z
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APPOINTMENTS BY TRB- PRE1IDHNT.-Johu
ary and Miaister Plenipotentiary Of the
United States at St. Petersburg in the place Of
Francis ". Picksns. resigned VIM. II. Tres.
cot, Of South Carolina, to be Assis tant Secre-
tary Of STATE in the place Of John Appleton.
resigned. Jahan A. Mtickell, Of South Oaro.
lima, to BE- Secretary Of Legstion Al St; Pc.
tersbnrgs to MI vacancy. Gave johnson, Of
Tennessee, to b Commissioner on the part
Of the United States under The convention
Ward, Of New York, 70 b Secretary and In.
terpreter TO the Colnmissioner on the part OF
the United STATES under the conven tion with
Paraguay. Richard A. Edesy Of Kansas, to b
Consal 0f the Uaited States At Pernambwco.,
The Presidsnt has appointed y. j. baylor g
Oonsul to Cologne. - = q = s { y
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1 TE1RIBLE HAIL SToRM.-On Monday after.
noon, about three O'Clock. . Tremendous hail
storm visited Kokomo, Howard county, In.,
diana IT continued for about, half an hour,
and did immeAse damage. The grain 10 pros.
trated, and all the windows on the wess side
OF the houses are smashed in. The haiIstones
left their marks On the wooden sidewalks. in
the shape of huge dents, and the hail lay
fhfee inches thick in the streets. A circuit or
some three miles seems to have been visited
by this storm. ss ft.atf-s ~, II ll9ltssfs.le -
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6RNBRAL SYNOD OF THE REFORAED DUTCH
CHURCH:-This body met in philadelphia Ert.
cay. Tie Board OF Oorpotation made = re.
port coAplainiDg OF the insuhiciency Of
the funds to meet the Necessary expensos-
the dencit heinE &47S.Gs. The Board Of the
the General Synod also made . report,
complaining Of want of funds. The SIKH
Anapa Report Of the Hoard sef Pnhtca.
tion was Tead, showing the number of p1b-
legations during the year to be So ,996 or PSI.
3S2 pages; expenditures during the same Do.
riod, $22, ,4es. .33; receipts, S22 siOel; leaving
surplus in the treasury OF S322.5i. The amount
OF stock is @et. 10 an increase Of g. 600 over
$l6, 1870; arnoant due, $4,o437f. The board
Of Domestic Missions made report, showing
that IS churches and missions had been added.
81 East, Is West 6s missionaries and mission q.
ary pastors; newlcharches organized; 5 new
houses OF worship psecared; in various stages
Of progress; I'll persons received to church
membershir; 46G on confessions; 4,3f6 members
OF mission churches; ~ Sabbath schools $3.50
scholars; $773.O6 Were contributed TO Domestic
Missions from snaisaioR, chuschss; total re.
ceipts in eleven months. &l5.97E72. :.
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van county; Tenn, VIVA visited on Wednesdsv =
lass BY tornado, which was two miles wide.
and prostrased residences, out-housee, &c. in
~ progress. Tue residence and, other build
down, and Mr. Davauft injured. 'AIso' .Ihe
residence Of Mr.. Thos. Hall was blown down.
his wife and nother member OF his family
killed, and others injured. Mr.. Hail him.
seal 10 missing. An elderly gentleman,
: torm swept over Lebanon. Teh1essee. on
sunday OF last week. Fences were swept
away. trees uprooted, ehi1nneys blown down.
&c. The gable end Of the Cumberland Church
was moved In six or eight inches, and one OF
the chimneys blown down. A number of resi-
dences were injured, HsDQnEst which were Col
Stokes, Col. Hatton's, Prof Stewarts and
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- BEDfORD 1LUM Am T0nTNr

X(sfkdHRaasStRh As1 ei nHsasa = osse
sR for the reception Of Visitors ON the 18th
--ls, They are situated directly on the Lynch
sI snd Salem Iqrnpike ter miles from Lynch
'usEA and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
rstise will run during the season to convey visit
soand from the Springs. ReFsons from Eastern
irsna and forth GarC1inA. eoming here by public
1nge, snce, Will take the South Sido Ksilfoad at
's.rsbar9, thence 70 tynehbuyg. snd then per
FrEnls and Tcn1essce Kail!oad to Forest Dspot.
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FROM vices from VenexueIa
are TO the 18th ult. There was still but little
improvement in the affairs Of that cOuntJy.-
ien. MonA<as was making preparations for q
campaign, and 1t was said that Gen. HsrTsra.
one of mis- partisans. had left for the United
States, with; the intentions al purchasing
hand, the aetnal government seemed deter-
mined 70 carry on the war, aad Congress had
Authorised It 70 borrow Ave millioos OF doll
!ars for that purpose. Gen. Castro was still
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LArRR PROM New MKxICo-A,.aek o. Fort
D.fanee-The New Mexican mail with dates
TO the 3lst nlt., has arrived at Independence,
Missouri. The Navajoe Indians made an at.
tack upon Fort Defiance few days before the
mail left and came very near capturing it, a.
the garrison were not expecting anything of
the sort. Fortunately, by soms mismanage-
ment on the part Of The Indians their presence
was discovered, and after soms figh ting they
were routed. pa 1 yf381 = &5aA e-s3s~ =
Trains of wagons were arriving at various
points in the Territory almost daily, and bust.
sttii sornewhat depressed. Six Companies Of
soldiers are ON Red River on the iook-ont for
Indians. A passenger who came to Fort
Union with the mail, statad that he had or.
ders from Col. Eaun iberry to the troops not
to attack the Indians, If II. could be possiblr
avoided. Z. - .is3 : %.sl fS~5~- 8
Six companies left Pawnes Fork ON the lst
inst, on scout. and il they do not receive
commanding orders, they viii no doubt drive
the Indians from the road, or whip them int
submission. The forty dragons that LEFT
Pawnee Fork some two weeks ago to attack a
band OF kinwas, retnfned without fndin6
them. This mail came through without an
escort. there not being an Indian on the road,
and would have made schedule time had they
not travelled dye days with an OF team. :.
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"a Union =. -
AYCHALYBE SPRINGS.

.as 80 otAcllbsT having pNrchasad t6eee eprinxs,
l.e res % ipform ths puhlic thai hs has mede "a
.ivs aI,erst,Xgn, X - and Tss.rs tq the buildlaEa.
sads,e all who MAJ wish 70 spend : plessaaf 50
r, i, THIS celebrated WATERING pLXCE. -
Ii. Springs are sIt9ated on tho western side.
.rsusta. Vs., IS miles koutheast OF EsrrisonbarS.
:n:ts sauiheast Of Wyer's Cave, and is miiss
,oIths-st OF Wasnesboroush. From the latter
sil'psd Will hnd = ready conpeyance to these
ssIREs -, = s
The proprietor viii give hrs personal attention "a
i se with the bes, the neis bori,ood viii Afford
ia Female Complaints and General Debility the
Ts.ss Is highly pene fciat. and some remarkable
tsrss have been edected b, it. Efl : q
IA Beard So per week~children and servants
IL address. JEREMIAH PETERFISH,
u .NAN Aopa. Augultaa Cnnntx VA :.
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| Desas9sx II .as1e~r~A.~.aass~ = ssi,e S..ss-s-
/ ~ uea1ern nsessss~.-a.. - s..s.s s.s.s..s..
! sSscuo9 ~ q ~ ~ IOWA OF glA1l
II Hltucis, kyth1 IAttfac tornado % ~ ~
| inst. A cerIespondent e. tke (h1eas.n. .Prsaa
who vieitesa - s~,.sa ~s,.s~ss $50
80. 80 - @,asSs - -,
..s, - os.coo Hs. ~ @ssruex NJ town nttae pest
-. ..S 49, $ - ). !. M tnsn ssn Gn41ea tne N1G1e
49, .n lssns: . Anef e naa xe14edf ia tpltn
FqAua 20 - uo0 H1Ace % .0e4co yefta ta6afnk 81
sns ssp g tneir vSdees. alhnk pr ffleAo1 aHd
q. n.sosn. !a svsfI pie o. ydan1sh, f1f1
~ ..,s,s,sy ~ sO.Isned noess tne Hxoaas O
- @ 0".o ea9S 100. every part q the toNns
~ xue Hne~ sese % eo ~. 1ne oaffness
S,ss.s M:tS oaeex cionos tae !irs geta9
.n.s As. wste ~ ooscl % evory cQncetyAp9 cAef-
~ snS aeeIHppsoesh 0f uifot reuder4d
- so1s s.su 10Y spraiune, ana sncA q VAL
% aasos.ssen. e0froW. Ind w0e, hAv1r went
sp M0o ~ pace m TIE history Q4 tofnadpeo, !,
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OLD 6uIT.-A woman n nstsait he hroushs 4
An action sgainst her husband TO- recover
wages - . lolnestic: It eee,As Ne procured
divorce from hat eight aosshs aes. 81 kasW
n9thirg gabopst H. aRA NNsalWtlh Din, pssto6u- =
Ing domesttc duttess &cyr 0De belGht mOsning
fatAd, ehA Aeeks 70 panteA him. 20 -
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AxIz0xA.-fhs United states 0oysrnmeut
having femsve1 the troops frum Fort Tiii-
nokfs ArtsoaA, 1< . OwanG ths prov1sionaf,
IGovernQfs Aae issqed prVc)snaston ealaIng
upon the miiftia9f The 1erritorY "a oreaniss
sA4 3atfss0h fhe Deserted de1euce. Tko Gov.
erRernyathts saepSsissa1ssed nece569fy b.
canse of .t4sss ineraasing Asprsdaaaess. s. ehsg
indians since ~ leaviaG Of ~ govsssnsas a
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WilminstoA, Del, where. daring = short de-
~suoes Ne DeDslaee crowded 70 zee tiou.a
DEATH OF CArr. F. o. ByaD.-Capt. Fran.
cl: Otway Byrd, . distiagsisAsd soldier and
vfrytaian, died in Clarke county, Va, on the
"a inst. He served in thu war Of 1912 as q
Lieutenant In the I'd Artillery. aad pastIcipa-
TED In the services and hArdships incident to
the several campaigns A CAnada, and on the
Northern borders OF the rraited States, and
especially IN the memorable campaiga- On the
Niagara, Ia l6i4..s se5gsts as So sss. s,,f'
Al shs siege q Fort Erie, tnoush 90 young
middle Bassion Of ths Fort .ins which ras q
= orn poundsr that did great execu ttou.G
During forty days the cannonade by day and
Of often M aflef ntkht Was almost unceasins, and
! Aight satiaek. ths othsr, : midday. se,t;s-
"Aie1e. Byrd. !" tn the Language Of Msjer Gen.
sral 0aines, "nobiy and CALAMITY sustaaned
1e s1G %oss ,s'pss;al II ta eoroa:
a the battles Of Chippewa. Niagara, and
Lundys Lane, and although he had been ab-
sent dvs years from his homo engaged in ar.
Aicts, and painful privations, he voiun teered
20 accompany the expedition fitting out for
Aigiers under Commodore Decatur, as second
In command Of detachment of Bombadiers.
Unring the voyage the small.po broke out
ON board the ship in which he served, and he
was indefatigable in his attention to the poor
soldiers and sailors, saying that il became his
duty to take charge OF the sick, as he had had
the disease by innoculation. On the nth OF
June, 1915. off Cape de aath his vessel cap
tured an Algerine iriEate and brig off, war, az
ter running hght, succssded BY a hand 70
band engaeemeat, during which the famous
Admiral Rais Hammida, long the terror OF
the Mediterranean Sea, nailed his colory to
the mast from whence they were torn by the
vaior OF the Americans after the Rails fell
Capt. Byrd received ON this occasion hsnd-
some Turkish sword and q pair of AlReriue
pistols from Commodore Decatur. The 50 uad.
ron arrived At Aigiers on the 2eth Of june
In less than forty eight hours Decatur terri
ned the DeY into his conditions.
From Algiers the squadron proceeded to
Tunis and Tripoli, and procured similar con-
cessions obtaining at the latter place the re-
lease Of ten Christian captiyes. Danish and
Nsapolitans. After Capt. Byrias return to
this country he married. in 1917, Miss Elisa
beth Pleasants, Of Philadelphia, and. .ex-
changing his sword for the pfouehshars, SET
tied with her in his native county. His native
State, Virginia, in lslS, voted him for his gal
laat oondact sword Of honor, and this. .ap;
probation Of hts military services by his 6s,
loved STATE WAS very grateful to his feelinrs
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a SEA BAfMfNss. : -
:Ay Oh ESAPEAKE HALL,

EMY IN E0AfEAHE HALL, fe u .
l1ssJMMER RESORT, 20 well and favora-
bis Snova. Will he re- opened on the 18th of June,
whs, the proprietor VIII BE- happy TO see any nt
sArniNG and the lnxuriesof the seaboard
Boats, Fishing Tackle, Feasure-Carriages Ac.,
in readiness to c0ntribu te to the ENJOYMENT
II sassfs. X. u. BANKS, PfOprietUr, :
az I'M at-sl ? - ~ i
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J Tu FTsBx1Ixs ~ rIoRGpA.-TAe Doseon
tNAes3 Oonupefetal Dallstin sAys Thesoas
droA DiloG, Aboands in tAo 1n(ss III. Pom.
plno. ahsepA-Asad, grolpes, Sp4aish ueekerpi,
ipd.ASA, h1g nh, AniIek gEeen tertl6, ~,
are - b 1oAaA = tseAAubNG9 4paA aA6e II
almost eveTy potnE .toSh On t1a eastern and
WesserA' eoisI slisssrs, which sarp, not sas-
passed, X fequaied. ID size aud favor By Aay n
the world. 1re To- - foand IN eel0aet oYesy
tcove, and the numatoes laeenk xtvOs Ard
creeks Of the intsEiae teem wtt4 d6o1c3Ous l1ah
water IN, 'shs1 = a5oAt bass. and soft shsil
toTtle.g est5,s s3E1s sis5i2 2|a
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n6nh
yAe ~ 4a1>HAsf - RNtiag tAecSsis
- - ~ ~ loe ~ yeaagRsslAtpa4.
s11aao vialss . ,Taa as sss,". "iss :
II ssn,.s 80. .GEB a1hss.sg ~
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is11 80 sssssssaS7sssssSs = II sssss ~ sa3 g, =,
| assa aaees ~ iae1 ellN 49, e %s.vesa
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f9sf6f of ~ II y ~ os - ~ - -
-. :, 49, .-.--.z-7 =. -
/ Is3SssHosee.sea xstAs1 AsAees1fisS mo "
sstRsea9 ~ - 6 llessla 9ya.(essls 1esis
! C9ee1, 90 Ut y 1.!AtfH'e Hal
~ = ~ I'LL oo u0uos
ss4ssN $1,000 = - vne esess e. 4''''
wss,s. wssss.:S sss = Ns - 5 e4aa =. Sss.a,s ~
d:sv =. ~ ~. ~ "A JnmRs.x nu@
Soss iu Psosse ss.s D.s Gvss A faa's''ns h a~
12,o... ,.c.- .sss.-..-A 4. ....1--.. 80.
ryiarE 80 ,nrc..n 49, 49,
| tfai bepot. yettefdsy d mcsninc ~ rscssr -
| severat o3ofeeo eno contus10nA About h11 face,
- - Woess ''''
K. ~, 49, r. -s--r--,- r,.< ;ssisa.f. ,
z ossssf ia i.lSsy s!ssS Ss: @ s.s:sa sa'ss' >
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ssr,,.l LIs of ~ ~ i... - ssssr ne
-ss''e- ~4s':.. : - .'....- :.
,.e. 0sss g 0rss.:.Iss city xa. ssnseaily 9pist
u. - -~.".yy- - ~ O1Y 1nl'
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Fue Esgiss.-Those who. Witnessed ths
burning Of the old battery, last Friday, could
nos have fdiled 70 zee how fmportaatit IL %
the protection Of psopexty y, 70 havs stsan
ilre engine copnected with ths present Riss
Depar.nnsnt The Brigsds or rather por-
scene ef coahagrationi vita their apfeTatus,
and fn getting 70 work; hst alter al0sg rus
with their hand engipes Il Was great labor for
TO few Of them to put the machtnes in Ope-
Iatioh. and 10 feer them eofnx. Had they
had "a single steam sngines they could sAave
drowned the bnTniug nile In nv miaU1ee.
and saved much Of the loss that did oceur-
For the SUM Of g, 500 ono Of these invaluable
machines can be purchased; and We have no
doubt that It would moro, than pay for
itself in less than . month, by the saving Of
property from destruction. n the city owned
steam engine. IL sould readily dispense WITH
two or three Of the epginss now In ase, and b
In Tar better condition TO prevent confaagrs-
tions than IT pfeseht. VIII not the Commit.
tee on the Fire Department report up0I
expediency Of pnreAasing one Of these eng
to the City Council which mests this alters
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

FROM MRxIcO.-Advfces from Vera Cruz to
the 30tn nit. report that Jecker & TO-, hankerv.
Of the city of Mexico, had fai1ed for q large
amount, aid TO be upwardb Of four millions
Of dollars: Relations with the Miramoa eoy.
matte corps Miramon Is reported 70 b near
Queretaro; where he is snrrounded by Urase
with iarEp body Of soldiers. Mr. GcEa1e
was Ill, ana tntended TO return home in cass
o1 toe REORGANIZATION OF the treaty. ss-g..I +,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

AcoD1xT 70 THE L0aa R1Inex.-ThA spaa
81 the LoaE Bridge. which adjoins tho virei.
MA shore at Alexandria. fell iatol shs river %
between ths supportin9 piers. "a SueEy. co;..
telnlnG Two little. boyAe WAS craasing At the
ume. ana went down with ths egideD.. FoItu.
nateiy, the boys were rseusd, With noghisg
entangled amid the tlWbars, Int ~ draw.
keepers got him ont BY the aid Of hoat TAo
buggy was crushed mp. "a tl5a - fsss L s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

SUICIDE or GIRL-Kesiah Gambler. q stra
o1 seventeen, living with he. widowed motkef
in Ctncinnau, had lately been Tecsiytae ~
endresses Of . young MAJ whom hsr nOthsf
dislfkei. Susday evening last be called at ths
nouse. and dssnst ~ the door ~ Mrs. am.
orr who refused to Grant vim adMtsoiOn. and.
ordering him away, forbade him ever enteTinS
Aer home again Ths rl.huyss sfnso iears, rei
ured 2 her roam, swaH wed seo0t ~ enaco
q eudaqum, aud died shortly aftAr. s4s all
AgEDsne The Raveusvood (va.( QhSoai.
cle states that 6. man named John HaAkia
Yaa atNsd g Jaekson copnty, Last uesk. 81
scos.sf E naned 1ames 0e1npersol. TAsiaE
dsrsd n.d rss drank aud fpsnitine. ana. Hes
sfroek tw0 htows over ths hsAd viii ., Sinh.
Yhish afecttred his skulL TEs mufdeTer
Yes arIested en4 cVWMfxyad TO tait,- 4 MAJ.
ioe ssse tsene43a 1ke isardSrSr sScsusd. - - J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

eent ia crasa og4 -. 0Weogys ! the 0stat 70 N
Dc villele, formerly njnists1 under Ooarlss \.
THIS honor was In acknpwledgmen4 Of tAe d.
"a, 10 vtlisle reeeasiy pfvSented % TIE r6pe.
In fall POntt1cAl unif6rD, hts sVpU suubA6tko.
who came 70 the Eternal sityas vaAaAlssss lbr
the Pnua1 Army. - - s7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

AeeitGM>-On. 6osur1ay lAst h. WM. r.
StevenaQn pAtteru maker - Gawsoa T. Pn0W
foundry, accidentally fell from cherry me.
IN hss yard, ana ffAetartd his right ankle. =,
M'ss Co1soa sad Sissss SssgeJ5t are 10 give 4
rAre musicAl spirae at .Nseha mes. u ~ tut~
Hall next "Wednesday nieht. Every. lover of
music will bgsufe TO hear them. = :
Die Asssiass Cewse viii ooaanasnce ~ Jttne
term A. u O'Clock to-days Rsesoas smusNNnsd)
there g. witnessed should sttsnd prenpsiy.s 3