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LUMBER DEALERS.

IoEN &. EELVIN,
J MBRR DsALs
ON Bko4p srksgg, RsTwssS nrs AND i.tH.
lzo, 600 feat WHITE PINE, TO inches thick
ii, 900 feet POPLAR, &c 70 - Inches wide.
aoeGe feet WALNUT, I to einehes thtrk:
81, ooo feet superior WHITE ASH, suitable foi
gun carriages.
ieS. 80 feet ROCK MAPLE.
10 900 tsst MAHOGANY, /: to s nshek tnisk.
70 eeo feet MAHOGANY ,sutta ble for Comat
iae COO feet S-4 DRESSED FLOORING.
40 600 Fest t-&uEDRRS8En FLOORING.
30 ooo fest s-k STEP rLAEx.
u ,0t5 feet AZ 90. do.
Zoe 900 feet a. BOARDS.
$4,000 fest PANEL BOeEps.
IS6 c0e feet sYCAM0RE.
Ice Coo feet JOICR aaa hGANTLiHG.
7s,esg SHINGLES.
Az o. ths s5Gvs Is we'll sosso2ed and OF g"et
TOcRYYT-Oae oFTlCE aad two SLs8PIEc
ROOMS Ia Bslsss's nlcsE, on i2th s:rset.
is es-s0t J. a. EELVIh.
IL 1T PERtt
UMBEhiii
The .riscrsher will fron this dste sell his stccA
@. LDaHSa only fof cash, except by special CON
tra>t he Ia induced 10 adopt tho Cash system.
4. hs Ards the liehs OF doing q credit business
greater now than usually estimated
All persons having claims against ne sre re-
qusstsd TO present them for payment, and those
fade Dto6 &c are earnestly requested TO pay La
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
Wholesale ana Rste!i Lumber Dealer,
Cary and 10th streets.
| kiehmoui. Jsns :, iesl. iy Sims
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eT- raass-.xssrs1 VIRGINIA q l. n r.
fSsssE x3STs ~ E-s RAILROAD.
CHAa 0A Gg a0U As.
OFFICE X. & z. kAiLROAD Co.
Rishmosd, vs.; July lG.

ItkICh n q I hAlLhUAU WI
Riehpo2d, vs., July >, lsH
f..D ,,--., z HIS COMpANT 10 Ptf
ssSgE @ ErSHssI pared to Issue the bonds "
-ssES ferrsd to In the ANNEXED rss
luton, in exchange for the Coupon Beads an
OUTSTANDING
"Resoire1, That the Presideut and Trea,lN /
this Company be authorized TO issue hsgnHSi
Bonds In lieu o. the Coupon Bonds OF tnli Cen
pany now outstanding. to such persons ~ U
desire to make sCch exchange and II ts lsiHt
tered Bonds SO Issued shall be secured BY ~
lien heretofore given TO secure the said Coafi
Bonds, and that such lien shall not bs laE
bonds 1t shall be The duty of the Board to a,'
the Coupon Bonds, so received In exchsnss,a
selIed, st or before the efn al issuipg ths "
Registered Bonds" II. ". YARkisGTOt,
~ l-ln Trsasirsi
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. 4: BODIES Ek ~ co., ;AfoThkCAkIk
sxx.sT AND DRUGGISTS, 10. 10 MAIN STREET,
SNs near Cid Market, Richmond, Va, viii kesp
III or hand general assortment OF pare Drugs
Hedicines, Chemicals, OILS, Paints, window Glass,
Putty, Dye Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes, Of
all kinds; Surgical Appliances, Burning Flrid, Al
sob 81, soare, PerfumsrJ, Fancy Articles 1sfden
Deeds, Clue, Sand Paper, Tobasso, Cigars. snaf.
Medicinal Liquors, &C.
Prescri ptions prepared Al all hours, With spssiai
ssrs by members OF the Arm sloDs.
fhJsicisns' orders from The sountry sKssuts6
promptly, and the rsst Teliasls medisinas f1f-
risds5 las
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2asA BATH ALUM SPRINGS,
VsssgsH VIEaI8 VIA.
s.sasNta 10 miles from Miiboro' Depot, Virginia
Central Railroad.
70 rAaiLIksk AND IEDlvIDCAIss WHO
WISH 4 QUIET AND PLEASANT SUHakR RE-
TRsA The phase viii be we'll ksp.. sud with
spessn 81 Fssersrs GO to the comfort OF families.
boAkD-sie per week for two wsshs, and for
AL t4Ies over Two week., II per day. Children
and servants half ytiss.
AZ anuadsrss Of ICk On hand.
J&1Es r. WOOD,
ts 2-tn Superintendent.
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kiChMON % & DANVILLk KAT 1G,
sUfkHlSTENDBNT's OpyfSsSAD
GUNNER AKRANG L N err 1851, J
- FOR THE SOUTH AND SOIITuvvs
RICHMOND AND DANyfLEg


On and after MONDAY, Julyl ,s
ger Trains Will ron as follows: r1ss.
H&fl Train leaves RICHMOND DIuv
days included at $50 4. n bit on srr, ss.
, the IrsIs s9ss to BuRKsvIlLE oniy, .% oos.I
rosd tor the keu:h and Southwest ''as IA.
MAIL Tran leaves DAEVILLE DAILY Ia
at SIS p. NJ. hAO3I
ON Sundays there will be MAILrp,r,
BURkHVlLLs to RICHMOND, IssvinzA ' y fi1s
Vile oa the arrival OF the Train from, 4. DSih
and Southwest ~ 10. SIS A. M, and rsschtos SpSal
n0Gd at SIS Z. N. 'As Hle
Trains from RiShmSnd connect At B,r..,o
with the Trains on the Sonth- Side RsiI,o'snsli'
Lynchhnr3 and the south, and soutbws.v,aa e
The Ira ~ from Dspville connects at B,,kaa.iH
with South-Side Railroad Trains for psta,e,Aa
and Norfolk. 's'soais
~ Through Tickets can be procured ,,,A.
gage will be- checked through to tns ,oipa os..
points:
Iyuchburs, hoLlgemery, Mempbi,
Bristol, CEattan0oga, Canton
Knoxville. Nashville. jackson
Dalton, Huntsville, Virk.hn,o -
Atlantis, Grand Junction New OrI.ss.aa
jy Its CHAs. q. TALCOTT s1n',
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III Special Tstis5.

sss spscisI Vs1i9s,
From this day. ninth furtker Rasise, wc shsn
sell our goods 0pi for CASH, or its equivalent.
nv G-ts SAINT, n pRfCE = CO.
~ Fly killer Destroys fies Instantly, With
out danger to anything elte. For 6. by
JOHN w. GA2LIGK,
ApOth5cary, Re-,
la Hsyfst pisca Trsnk lin STRAIT.
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rx1 hOrIUE "a, rnE tLbL,

Kh GAHs sSGie m sH s. TnE r.sL i
<ssa-@~sA---<-'7- kAE0gN8NT. Issi. Ina All
AXIS gXPRSss COMPANY respectfully aElosi.
20 the pzblis thss ID 81 have arranged to fus a M
sIprsas TWICE DGlLL from NkW Y0RA, rhT
thereby AEoTeisg unusual fs.ilisiss 70. obtA;n
thsir fEsiEhs ana paskaRss In tins shoTss' poS"
Xypr.sass lssys Few York stI, snd o'de6
r. n. EIpIssses lssss fhiiAdslpsla o. A. -
and u X. Il. Expresses Leave Bsltimors a. SEA
O. sas,,s = H., u'ivinE IN Ai'AE0ad "'"A
sxprsstss lsavs Gisb nond for y su York, fs.a;,
4.!es = a.t Bslti.nsr., :ns 81 Soin'' CORN ~
Frsigh. and packages should IN sill ..ass -
our ossss OBS EoUa before II. dsparsars 81 W
xwfGE BAIL DXILY, A..,s 4 M, ,..sf. i.
Tbs Adams express Company feel thas 'ns MA
scarAntss to the pablis s.viiity, attsH4on .ss ~
,.fsstca in oil their ia.eIsoGrys with tts, sa" J,
ip Eisnmond, and nothing will DO LEFT andoss VI
tasir par. 20 msst ths wants Of their customer.
frstsh. and paskss % arriving BY the sIprssnu..
the North ii cslosx r. NJ, will Be dsAv. :.
Immediately, tasrssy si.iaa to oar .a.:ons s:..
sdvan.s efl"slvs asafs over or AraHs'n"'
sTsAass EXPRESSES, TO AID Ygo1 ~
ssaistely upon the arrival Of tie chip; Am
AsAgf AND LieKr FRsIGHTs, RAGAAgsS T.,
kcyhT, BONDS, LEGAL DcCpk8ATs. a. .., m
warded with safely ard dispstsh TO 81! para ''n'
United states, Csns1s., snd Kareps.
NOTES. DRAYTB AND BILLS. with or viass
Goods. seilss;sa 81 eli .ssssaisls points. at.ns
cut thk uAi-s3 ss.tss. and prompt 1stufR' gar"
SLAVES forwards. by cash Of err sxErss's'
charge Of ssrasni and rsiiaols nsi,slss.s.
All frsiahts promptly called for and asn''s
without sxtrs ehffss lila. -
ADAMS EXP lzss CoAfDii
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CLOTHING, Go
EATIG UE HlRTS.

EATIG UE SHIK IT'S.
II doz Fine nEKlNO SHIFTS.
20 dO7. JEAN SHIRTS.
10 doz. French GIN1HAM Sill kTS.
% doz. CUAMHRAf BINGHAM SHIRTS.
IL ioz CHECK GINGHAM SHIFTS.
doz STRIPED CALICO SHIFTS.
Is do2. CHECK SHIRTS.
For saleby GEO. MAGUIRE, JR.,
jy22 - vain street.
MILITARY CLOTHING We have just
IVA received the following goods adapted to mii-
itsry % dozen Blue Flannel Shirts, 300 pairs
CottOnade Pants for camp use; SEQ pairs blue
Cashmere Pants, suitable for artillery purposes.
Also, Military Buttons. of different descriptions.
NOAH WALKER &to..
y23 Corner Main and lttn streets
II ZEN. b A L. OWN h WILLIAMS re-
II specially ask those whose accounts are now
due to call and settie them. We Will send them
rs TAR 10 our limited force will pc init, and hope
when they presented our friends viii prompt
ly pay them.
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,
tyI 116 aud lls Main street.
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WATTS CUFF- ACE FLOWS. -
w GEO. WATT &C0.-EsrAgLIsHsD IN lsA.-
GEORGE WATT las obtained at different tines
four separate patents on his CUFF-BR Au L
rLoWS, acknowledged 10 embrace the mostra.
liable improvements ever made ,op this ,mlla Q.
ment, thres Ct which patents have to ran rssfee.
HyelJ tea, twelve aud thirteen years, and has
beeh awarded az tho late Mocha nies' Fair In Rich
mosi &c iteats'of 81 ger Medal, for couti1s cd
supsnoziIg ID P!ousAs, 1.-THE highest p,sInitms
xiVsn,l and at the Last State Fair premium. on hs
saAis, IL aStitoa to psssplpns awarded 1t ALI the
ptsesaiEs Feirs for years.
Wita.a two months past he has ADDED OF CT
vGinsbls tsnpsoysEasnts, and We now Invite sE In
psrior to others, Mi asa ssamia eur .aass lad
vAy!sd stock OF Flows, Castings AID AgricuLn.
xal Implements, And fresh and prime Garden AID
field sssds, 30. which we Offer for tale on e1I
usual accommodating terms.
QROKaK WATT h Co,
One square below Exchange Hotel,
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- IhygHryCHn. mhKyk,

sgr,.-o.y~ Law HENCE y. sfkRER,
r. ATTORNEY AZ Law,
P1sstisss IL tte ,:1Ffts OF tn stfy c. 6iahmane
xRd The eonBtiss Of EsaFi-s, Ts1oFG sEa Csrc
lira.
Pc IL sis1 Notary gcsitG sad GoErirsio,s; c;
ths United States Couyt Of Clsisas.
.ae partnership between Nj CEssfSts WsI"B
Snf hlnss.f ts,ng Dissolved. els oHss Is cow 6
~ hafn E.la ~
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SOyresGE kaEUTAOruRsS
uE2ssHIv
HlpLsE

D. 20, sed erpshsiIy II you can obtain ~ aes
rabl. Goods ~.nout paying say Eors LOT '1c
ther tasty astIAt worth
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NisSuLUTkDN. The concern OF BARK,
~ nALk q BRoTHERS Ia hts day dissolved ~
mutual consent, All persons having elaine
Asstnst, or Indebted to, this corcern vii! pTsses,
their claims 70 CLAiBGQgg and CBARIBs 4.
BARVsDALx, who are authorized to ssttie up tie
ho0hs. CLAIBORNE BARRSBALR
CLEM'T X. RARKSDAlR,
CHARLES H. RAhRSDALD
R,xhvnph Iul
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$3.50 " A x nj , KINGn,
EET BATH COUNTY, VA

6-A AOTICE.---A few families csn be
49, Taeeomm o6atsd with COM PORTABLE
EkssaGi I QUANTITIES. p. the BOWLING GREEN,
Cafolire county, which is only two AID hall
mile .frora Milford Dspos, GA the Richmond,
fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad, whsrs
they can bs supplied with every comfort, esps-
tiafiy plsrty of ics and good water. 1t Is enc Of
the healthtest places In Virgins.
There Is always an OMNIBUS at the dspot 70
soEvsy P2EsengsrS to the above piscs.
Terms Of Board. $50 per month children and
servants half pxisa. EDWIN &. PUaisN.
L. ir.S
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MILITARY NoYICUA
"A HDQRS. MOUNTED CITY 3UARD,(
h RIcHsosD, July II, Issi.


"a HDoRs. MOUNTED CITY GUARD.l
N The regular drill. .ei'h,: Company
1N VIII, until further notice, take place on
o'clock 4 and on TuEsD.Ys. THURSDAYS
Grounds. Roll call ptseisely at the hour sp-
pointed ss By order Of u Nj wn sdxsrvv ,
a -, ~ vIkoisiA. =ay i'd. n::i.
State p ~, H
from Maryland - may offer their ssrv,eos. The
undafsign ed advises immediate organization into
sompaniss Of not less thar hiy mon, Who viii
elect their own of1esf1.
the commanding offosr, who wiz forthwith pro
sure the proper commissions.
Bach ssmpany wiil consist Of ons Captain, oa'
l. 10 earnestly roeomEsnded to ths Maryland
Organization. Inhsriting 81 We do the lame Of
the old Maryland Line" let as ira..sts their
I'D s an: sI.a 81 as
st sas%s lfya o
FRANCIS J. rHonls,
nv ss-.s Col. GomE4nding =
A.s3 HDoRS. MD. FLYING AKTllI.aEY,j
70 CAaP MAINLAND, near 6ssei yoir,
ssSlI ""n'sar"' DUolsRs = !; , II F.
EAECUTiVS DEPARTHENT,(
RrdSHoTD, VA, Jane Ii, l5fl
TEX DUTIES FHyOLvED IN SUPPLY.
l. ING the troops il the fe;d With Snail ArTus,
Field Artillery. and Ammunition therefor, rsJnir-
ing division Of labor, toe following order IA is
sued:
This Colon Ell OF Ordnance Of Virginia VII con
time TO attend to the issue Of arms, both Afsills
~ and Small arms, beionSing to this sste aud to
the man Ufacturs OF Field Carriages and Csisscns
The making up Of al kinds o. ammunition, In
sud,rg the manufacture of Percussion Cars and
The Issuing Of the sans. will be attended &c by
the Ordnance Department of the Southern Con-
fsdsracy, for which purpose 50 mach Of tne Am
urnition rs Is ROW hand st tina Annoy, and the
present accommodation fer further maruiacturs
Of Ammu milton 50 il now appropriated foT that
purpose By this Stats, be turned over 70 the Con
isder.ts s1tbortttes during ths eont!Easnss Of
the wsr,
The Colonial OF Crd2.ncs OF Virgini. vii; make
the neesassr. tx1sngsEsats TO carry ont tao fore
going c-dsr. JOEE LKTCi Gk.
je 1s-.s
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GREAT BARGAINS IN sELkS.- 800 yards
" Checked Silks at 50 and IS cts; 500 drsss pat
terms Red Silk at alf &ls and s2o; 100 rich Silk
Robes at $50 and .2s, worth double the money;
100 Beregs ana orSandie Robes at half price; iooe
broidered and Pfiatsi Bsress Anslris; Broehe
Challiss and Mozambiques; plain Grape Bersge
and Berege at 2sc.. worth AT and Soc. For bar
gains In all styles Of Dress Goods cali at So Main
street. Iapa] CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
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MILITARY CLGTfiING.

SOC pairs Hes w Cottona1e PANTS.
500 pairs Black Cashmere PANTS, suitsbie ioi
Artillery companies.
loo pairs heavy Grey Tweed PANTS
NOAH WALKER u Co,
ia rs IOrnAr Main End Nth or Pes | ats
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New Conccrn.-Ths undersigned have tai,
day entered ihtoa &C paI;nership, under the style
ana firm OF BARKSbALE & BROTHsR, forths
sI0N BUsIE Ess, aRs will give especial attep lon
to the sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, &c. They
hope from heir experiences q tnts bushes and
BY strict and prompt attention, 70 merit LIBERAL
portion OF public patronage They have engage ed
the services Of Col. g. L. BkRKSOALg as 50. ss
man of Tobacco, who will devote his attention 10
this branch OF the business.
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@lJ, UtU GENTs' FCRNisiING GOODS F0R
SALE At COST FoR CASH, TO CLOSE THs " HOLE
STOCk.-The subscriber has sdvces lro,n the
proprietor to Offer the whole stock on hand, as
above noticed and IN vtes attention to the Gssort-
ment, knowing the opportunity an excellent one
10 purchase good fabrics made up in the best ina
ger. The stock has all been made up within the
last six or eight months, and presents rare oppcr.
skin and Fancy Cashmere Pants; Cashmere, Mar.
settles, SIZE and Cashmere Vests. Also, shirts,
Drawers. EandE rchefs, Gloves, Socks, shawls
Collars, Neck-Tiss and Scarfs ALI selected q
the best mark cts for retail trade.
Merchants visiting he city for Spring purchase
are invited 30 I'D nation, az we think mons,
ear be made, and we offer these Inducements 10
w. s. TuPMAN, Agent.
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ALL THE LATEsT STYLES OF NECA
~ TIES, COLLARS, shihfh, 6s.-For spf.rS
and Summer, Gun be had at
NOAH WALKER CO.'S,
Coruer Main aud 18th, or Pearl SITS,
NH - Branch Of Baltimore Honsa.
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rEUxac aiUNAL GAEAs.s

-, G.ss WIN. r. WhTscH,
Mh ATTORNEY Ar Law,
CONFEsERATE STATES CoMMisstOTEa, aIo
OGEAIssIONER II CHANOkai.
DT OYF!Cs-Gorner Frknfita and l2th ssIes1s
n ear 81 Ate Cou Vt -xogBs. te la-,iSID
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YTx.T.3I1as IgDsCgy M,

EkMsT-3IAsS alEpsCkNkS.
EA EYADE Il SAk8S.
EEA PEAEnAJsTTIsTf AND ysNDo2G Or fFkEksp
xgIJAnLs MkDICJhgb, GEAMlCALs, PHAkNA,
lppiisnoes; Medlcins Chests 10 plantations, fani
liss and travellers; Physicians Saddle Be 2s; Lon
den Elastic Stockings, Trusses and hurportsrs,
Porte Non asiss. Combs. Brushes, Toilet Mirrors
ntst quality Psrfnrnsry, foDsdss sud Soaps; Min.
oral Waters. tottisi 81 the Syringe; hsdicinai
Wares snd Apparatus; Magnetic Machines &c,
all Ct ihs best u ality and a. the lowest rstss.
MEADE & BAKER,
lis Main at, sorGSr above Post-Ones,
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e HgMIsT,
IG tLArs LAIDLSY 3 R0FI.soy.)
Moin cas- FVf. Streats, Sign Of Gs Rae Mortar,
RIGgx0nD, VA,
Manufacturer Of and Deale In pure and rei!shls
expressly for physiciaps', plantation and family
use. All new and rare Remedies, pure Chemicals
and PbsrmsceUticals, Medicine Chests, Saddle
Bags, Surgeons IretrumGnts, implements, &s-,
3. mar 1gscturers' prices.
BaDdagss, Braces, Supporters, Tru,ses, london
Elastic and Laced Stockings
PsrfnEesy, Soaps, Brushes sad Combs, Of all
kinds; Fancy Goods, pare SPICES, pare Whste
ksrosine OILS, Oils OF al .saqs, bqrning fluid,
Prim, Smoking sad Chewing Toba-so, genuine
f'sva1a Cigars.
Pure Medical Br.ndy, Wines sud whisky
FisvGripg Extracts for Cooking, Cooking Wines,
ana Ell othar articles kept In hrst-class Drug
Store. end on as good terms as similar articles can
be bought for. either North or South. NH
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tsnss CNaLDHEN's CoLOKhD III u % K
ZUO SKIRTS OPENING THIS MORNING AT
EZEkIEL'S Il 4 = S TO- k.-200 Chi drep's
Colored 6oop skirts, to De run of for only nine
pence each. Now Is the time for the children tina
want q Hoop skirt (real watch spring steel) TO
call soon. 0aly 300 OF them at nfnspence only.
1t GZEKIEL'S, (tfaiiert's old stand,l
myS Il Main strsot
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sssss.sssass-a.. A.&2 iests... ~ Z. 49,. 4.
essst, CREppLakTtSI AID YUIt5i

ss7issssslssAs~ A.S1 - ttss. : ~ = 4
Assss se 80 CREUpLakTiG AVID YUIUAs!T7
SslSE4A4EsfiA FE0CE4S.--5. " COS -, Lay
~-A-E2f rlsr bsving SEa s1t t.~ .ba sEos.
mode OF maxi ne Teeth. sEd sals1 snisGs, Of IT,
sascluta superiority ovsy 81 ct1s- joatasos, a.
~lln scnhd snss commend % &c. ! .r'c. -
CT partial sets c. tssta, ,Gd s'ne:.ly sal 1c.
bs dissatisfied with those they sra BOZ ~. :
rhs psrfest adj pts.ion c. tha pate III tc& pcIt1
and the suzsion thereby sssrrsd. snshlat rim -
lnssr one OF more teeth ia-thot.t 1is1sss This ne
shoG having basn adopted bs thoas sssl-a:i piah
EST In tbs Pre:sss.on, sorsA sad e. "a sa.lsIo
aisls viii Is Siys7 AID sG3A;Sis1S sZ''i'ilaa 80
or any othsf PLATE, wis. o. 5,rr.+, - a,s1& 81
these prefs7rirg th.vs. siiinq, Uis.3 =iss -
syss.tog, and al othsr .csTa5stns vars- SAC IA
roughly psrloYsssI. Tss,a sg..Gs.se - aLtJ
YklOITH, sv,ssexf ysxr,
81 2n,s % saix STRAIT. asses!1s Jas ,.E.Gs
U-lT
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ysr rTsa1, NOTICE TO TRAVEL
ssS% fHsgxGssTxE z s - Passenger lssra
es'1as1 --'A11---- Richmond or Peternburg ia nj
AFTERNOON, will NOT MAXI A CONTINUOTf
CONNECTION South Of Wilmington. In CON,
Quence of the present temporary arrangsmsu,t n
sch sdule from Richmond South, By this mi /
Passengers win lay over In Wilmln gton from N
NJ. until T n.
BY leaving hicn m ond or Petersburg in the NOR.
ing, here will be q continuous conn sc,on ali IN
way through. 8. L. Fremont,
Engineer and superintsndsn.
Wiimin gton, N. O., July Q. 1851. vain
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-24

THE APPLE WORN.

The apple worm, (Carpoeap'a Pomonand,)
is becoming exceedingly troublesome in this part
Of the State. This insect vas introduced into
this county with sprs trees from Europe, but
has no, appe sred 10 any extent in this part un-
ii, last wear Three years ago il first attracted
some notice; and the present year, quite large
portion OF the fruit i. destroyed BY il. The
perfect insect is small moth, the fore wings
gray, ~ith a large brown spot under his hinder
MAJ gin" (Dogaing) About the first OF June,
and sometimes as early as the 25th o; May, these
moths may b. seen in great numbers about the
trees at evening. When t.ey Law their eggs ia
the blossom end of the fruit. These eggs soon
hatch. and the grub makes its way toward the
core, which it soon reaches, and the fruit falls
pren,stuiely The worm then eats its way out
at the opposite side, near the stem, and creeps
up the tree, finding a Judgement beneath the
loose bark in the crotches, or in the crevices or
hollows Of the tree, spins its cocoon, aud in the
ensuing spring the moth energies from IL, AID is
ready to assuHe its work Of destruction again
IL the fruit is gathered daily "a il falls, and fed
20 hogs, or il they can have the range OF the or
chari, the insect will De destroyed; the latter Is
the most con yen mt method and also the most
sfectuaI. We cannot but urge upon fruit
growers the great importance Of Keeping all Dose
decaying bark scraped entirely clean from the
trees; the moth viii then fail TO find Judgement
and by scraping and washing with s'rong I've al
the spring, they may be nearly all destroyed
Downing insists on the efficacy OF small fire +,
lighted in the evening among the trees, whereby
myriads Of this and other moths may be destroyed
Evesy Ole mo has trees, will at once the
Importance OF attending to this matter at once,
and employ every odd spell in scraring and free
ing his trees from loose bark, moss, &c.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-24
CANNISG VEGETABLES

GREEN PEAs.-Grcen peas to most people
q great luxury. Few know with what facility
they NAV be preserved, 20 as to be ready for the
table any day all the year round. Now is the
time to talk about it.
I ate green peas in St. Domingo that were
said To be four or five years old. aud they Were
just as good if just plucked from the vines OF
June noruing. They were preserved in France,
in tin cans holding quart each, simply Ia water
enough to cook them thoroughly (in-tead Of be
ing slightly cooked bu; hot enough to break the
skin, and apparently put into the cans as We
would put ia goo-ebcrfies or black berries.
Nov il Just the time 10 begin the preservation
Of this summer luxury for winter erjJym-nt.-
Do not can the old peas take them fresh, and
put them up when boiling hot. Thoroughly
boiled, and still boiling as you put item in the
tins, with the tins on the hot stove as you sea-
down the lids, and they will keep.
GREEN SWEET CORS.-ln many markets. dried
sweet corn is an every day article o! trade, and
10 one OF the most desIra' lie winter dishes. This
may also be canned as to be as delicious
when first plucked from the field. Nov is the
time to prepare for it. Sweet corn is as easily
raised as the field corn, and is much more desir-
able for drying canning and that which is
planted late is the best for either purpose, as it
can be secu. ed after the burden OF the hot
weather is gone. Corn planted from the first OF
June to the middle OF July, will furnish roasting
ears in September and October. have had II
prime for the table picked from among snow in
October, (5ut only once Plant late, so as to
have il ready for winter use when frost comes
and when well put up it is as easily kept a.
peaches. If once tried it will not be forgotten
in coming years. ID. G. in Field Notes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-24
GET AN EARLY BREKFAST.

A bad custom is prevalent in many families, es-
pecially among farmers, Of working an hour or
two before breakfast, attending to "chores, "
hoeing in the garden, cutting wood, moving,
etc. This is convenient Oh many accounts, but
il is not conducive to health. The prevalen,
opinion is that the morning air is the purest, ard
most hea'thful and bracing; but the contrary is
the fact. 1t no hour Of the day is the air more
filed with 'smpness, foss, and masms, than at
about sunrise. The heat Of the sun gradually
disipases these miasmatic influences as the day
advances. An early meal braces up the system
against these external influences. Every one
knows the languor and faintness often expert
enced for the first hour in the morning, and that
this 10 increased by exercise and want Of food.
We do not agree with the boarding school regi-
me which prescribes long walk before breakfast
q . means Of promoting health.
Probably the best custom would be, to furnish
every member Of the family, especially those VINO
labor out Of doors. with a simple cup of warm
coffee we'll MIXED, Immediately after rising from
bed. Then let them attend to chores or nov.
ing, hoeing, etc, for an hour or two, while he
teams are feeding. and the breakfast preparing
They will feel better, and do more work.-Am,
Agyieulfuralist.