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A Heavy Fresh ia the Happahannock
River,


The FrederclIs burg Herald 81 the 5th inst.
Gays that the heavy fall OF rain. accompa-
MED wiiii terrible gale of wind, on Friday
night, and which continued upto a late hour
SATURDAY morning, produced a very destr
tive fresh in the Eaprahannock river. The
following is q list OF soIne CT thu casualties
which occurred:
The gale OF wind on Saturday blew the
water up stream, submerglng the wharyes,
and the wind subsidized the rise speedily
proved that the fziI OF rain above was fully
equal % that in our own vicinity.
ON ~unGay morning the kappahannOck
was covered with logs, rails. and dTiftwood
OF All descriptions. and b. noon ii with
il three iaet Of The great fresh in the river
the 10Th OF April last; tina. having been the
greatest within the memory or " the oldest
iuhabitant," and two inches higher than the
Hood Of 1914.
One span Of Chath IN bridge gave way,
about IL o clock, owing 20 the heavy body Of
ui.Itwood against The ,'Ier which supported
it; bat aS nearly every STICK of timber was
saved, the bridge can be speedily repaired,
ard our communication with Stafford re-
opened. lnue+ d, pelsons crossed after the
span gave way, ,.s IL only sunk, still Tetain-
ing its connection with either side. The
water rose WITHIN three feet OF he fiooring OF
the bridge. Mr.. SCOTS loss will lot be over
All nouring mills had their lower stories
subInt rgeu. Mr.. Z. + Knox had q part OF
iU1 barie els OF flour under water, but as it lad
not been inspected, it is hoped and believed
that MS loss VIII be small, though necsssi-
ttting It's re- packing. Some ship stuff On the
lower door viii, however, be almost n total
luss.
The mills on the Falmouth side, and the
corn mill OF Mr.. Marye, this side having
been inundated, viii be- subjected TO small
loss.
The bridge a. + .lmouth stood firm, al
though the water from the current spl,tsh-d
over on the H)oripg, and Il little higher rise
Wonld have produced a serious loss III TIM
h.r
The country above has doubtless suffered
heavily in the loss OF fencing, aUd the crops t
corn Oa The low grounds, Judging from the
wagon loads of pumpkins that came floating
down the river
The vessels in port were In great danger,
but no material damage occurred except to
the schooner - LADIES pslight," Captain
birmingham, which parted her cables and
nTlfted down, and BOW lies i'll corn field
b W town. SEe is loaded with wheat, con-
signed to Mr.. &. G.. Wexford The steamers
Virginia and Eureka Were carried down, the
former three times, but she stel med back !;
the latter has not yet returned. A wood
sci is now lying in field ADJ tcent to Iir. W
i. Taylor = residence at Hay field.
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Numbers an fnpsdimsns - Great Eater.


The following extract from Bacon's Essays
Is peculiarly appropriate to ,he times, and
worthy of study. Wa invite public atten-
ton to It, especially orr leaders: for there
can bs no doubt on which eide the true cour-
age in this contest lice, unless ii IL blight ed
by the frosts of delay and disappointm
"Waiied towns, stored arsenais AM. arn,o.
ries, eoodiy races CT horst, chariots of war.
elephants, ORDINANCES. artillery, and the like
all this IL but sheep I'm lions skin, except
the breed and disposition OF the people b.,
stout and wariike. Nay, number Utselfl in
armies imparteth not much, where the peopI.
are OF weak courage, tor rs Virgil saith. 1T
never troubifs the wolf how many the sheep
be- TIE army of the Persfans In the plans
of Arhela, was such 4 vast sea Of PEG pie. as
1T did somewhat astonish the commanders In
Alexander army, who came to him. there
fore ard wished MIN 10 set upon them by
night; but he answered, he would not nil
fer the yictory'--and the defeat was easy -
When Tigranes, the Armenian. being en-
camped upon n hill with four hundred thou
aahd men, discovered the army of the Ro
mans. being not above fourteen thousand
mrrohing towards him. he made hims. II
merry with It, and said youder men are too
mahy Tor an embassage, and too few for
nsht bat before the.sun set he found them
enough 10 give him the chase with infinite
slaughter Many are the examples of the
great odds between number and courage
And here we may appropriately alinde to
the order of Gen. Beauregard, announcing
the Leesburg victory to the First Corps OF the
Army of the Potomac, In which he expresses
the confident hopa that all Of his command.
officers and men, will be assured of their
ability TO cope successfully with The foe ar
rayed against them, in whatsoever force he
may oner battle. "Under the inspiration Of
just cause continues the General, ''de-
Tending all We hold dear on earth or worth
living for, and with the manifest aid of the
God Of Battles. we can and must drive our
invaders from the sell of Virginia, despite
their numbers and their long accumulated
war equipage." The courage OF our troops
, has frequently been pat TO the test, and
as frequently proved but on no occasion
more triumphantly than on the 2lst of Octo-
Der. After that success, 40 odds could dis
courage or maze them doubtful of victory. -
Numbers give but temporary confidence,
which ayails nothing aEaius. an army ami
mated by the reaolu lion TO conquer or die.
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W1AI4S V1kF1IJAt-
90 9-2Awl2w RAaaca Gordon COMMIT ia

INARE FOR SALE or RENT.-I have for
II sale FARM ia Henrieo county, lying about
tfie Oh miles below Richmond, CONTAINING n, nrlv
$40 ares of land about 800 of hleh Il cleared nd
the greater portion has been married. and prcduces
We'll tie usual crops made In this sectiop The
farm aboupds IN the best mari which 10 quite 40
cessibe- The improvements consist of Q framed
DWELLING with or q rooG.s, Kitchen stables
&c., and well of exe-ient winter In the yard -
There Is on The farm Of ths Ia esss Orch ara Of
P-ach ssd Apple In this section. 1h- ahuasion IL
healthy, and neighhe, ho.d good II not sold py
the LIST Of Nove;abar, IL viii De rented npon mcd~r
ate terms TO good tenant FOR terms, Ae., spply
to no b. LYME,
Real Eetate Agent
Offiee over A. Bodehsr's Drrg Sscrs,
~ Il uxyfS
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Y HOE THREAD, SHOE TACKH, kc.--ln store
- and for sale, shee Thread shoe Taeis; Iron
Shoe Nails; Womcns, Boys and Misses Lasts; Avn
tladssi Lasting Taehs; shoe Pis.cera; Shoe HALVES
30. eJLARK6ON 4 CO.,
&c ~ Ne Go MsiH street.
1OlLET SOAPS In great variety embracing
i Brown Windsor. Pnncine. Milihsur, Onni
bus, Palm. aud Honey Soaps; sos le BY
w. PETERSON 4 CO.,
~ - va Msn IT,
MARRIAGE nOISI6s-A nae axsorsuasUl
u from II to inchcs also. & Z ana 3 inenes -
t,LARKSt,N 1 ssf,.
. ~ 10 ~ Nsiv =
NYHlIEWASH PAINT. zNT VAIN.
w lSH BRu6HEe.-A large aaaortnent 4
WI. eATTLxR I GOA
- W Nm olsoeA
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EORGIA LANDS FOR SAIL ogsr for
NJ sale valuable body OF RIVER Bottom
a. d Upland, in Gordon county, Ga, Immediately
tn the Western and Atlantic Railroad and two
nsles from & depot ] will sci! $50 TO about LOO
acres; about 800 acres river bottom cleared and
under cultivation producing good crop. of corn
whea. and Gotten. Of line auslity There is also =
well prepared and nouTishirg yard, of ~ seres
Of Cataw ba and other s,hpdafi w,re ard tab.
grapes and an abundant supply Of rhocp va.ierp
OF other srIiis. On the river is fins fishery
which affords sufficient supply oi hsh for al! dc
nestle wants when Mtended to On this pli.nis
ton il comfortable. roon.y. two-stnry dxt ilips
house, with seven upright roons. and all nec~ssury
oui-buldings and machinery foi PlaDtasien pui
pfees and nj! beyond Abolition infueacl and In,
perti1enee. Terms will be- liberal ard ~ srce. OF
Confederate bonds will be taken In payment. IL rro
ferred BY the purchaser. Address
JOHN 1REEN
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rT>HE "DiSPA TCH STEAM POWER
PRINTING OFFICE,
Corner Of Main and 7hty,een,h Streets, Richmond
Pirgiaia.
This establishment (heing the most conpet.
Printe-y in the - nth. both as regards Types. Or
nanens, &C., and the latest aad most approved
Machine Presses) is daily turning cut Il .hnest
spscjmeus OF
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,

g PECIAL NOTICE-Owing 20 the impossbili,y
- Of procuring supplies. except Tor cash, my saies
aereafter will be for cash only, excepting only those
whose accounts have been paid heretofore promptly
Il the months Of January and July.
JOHN O. PAGE JR,
Nj.
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BY 0oDllih i ~ PE6SoN, a. esioaeeys.

rbi CRt DAkS
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DYE, HAY, SHUCKS, &c.--l0O bushels
A prime Rye; rs bales Timothy Glover Hay n
ba!eS Shucks; LOCO bushels Winter Oats; 5.0Q<
bushels MIL Offal. For ssGla BY
BLAIR l. HARVlE,
oc 2 Gary and Ilfi sfraefa
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MrI.iam 49,. W ChsimP, NY; Bru1ter CT g
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LITERATuRE.-wm. Harrison Ainsworfh rs
writing novel for Bentley's Miscellany, called
''The Constable OF the Tower % The first num-
Der Of Anthony Trollope's new serial, "Orley
Farm" has been issued by the London publishers.
'Owen Meredith" the Of Bulwer lytton
announces ''Serbski Pesme, % or "National Songs
OF Servia." A second series Of Horace Subseci-
vac, by the author Of "Rab and his Friends 10
announced Mr.. kingsake, the author Of Cloth
en-, has written history Of the invasion of the
Crimea. The fifth volume of Lord Macaulay's
History Of England, = edited by his sister. ledy
Trevelyan, was to te ready on the 18th inst In
London. ''Elsie Venner 1.-THE Professors story),
Courts and Cabinets Of William " end Victoria,
by the Duke of Buckinsnam !" Is the fife of a
new work 1anOInced by the English book sel-
cans 50 outrageously, has finished his work, EsTbe
English Sportsman on the American Prairies -
Two new histories of England have appeared
y" hite- Walter Savage Lander Is the FlorentIne
correspondent Of the London Aihenaum BIsn-
CeaId Jerroid, son OF Douglas, has become editor
I.., welcome Guest" Books relating to
ma better market in London than in Boston or
New York. ~ VI
"our New Rector is the title Of a work nv
Cuthoert Bede, the HoH de pIEnis adopted nv The
clever author Of ''Mr. Verdant reen y GSR oy,It
IN inc New World, or the Prince of Wales In
AAmefIca, written by the correspondent of the
,bs h.,o.; herald, Is published abroad. Allison,
ns histofia1, Is writing the lives of Lord Castle
.S'gn ana SIR Charles Stewart Letters from
Flo. snce," by Thomas Trolloppa ia vrjt,sn H.,
another CT the family of the woman, who maIigneS
America. ou Chailu, the scientific Frencbman
who brought ne stuffed gorilla to America, an
nounces a work t>ptttled ''Explotations and Al
ventures in parts Of S3ustoriaf Africa never be-
fore visited. With accounts Of the manners and
customs Of the people" The Encyclopedias Brit
1nlca" Is now complete. Waiter Ghornbury
author Of several clever books Of travel has writ
ten book called Turkish Life and Character ,,
he 81 James Magazine is the tit!s Of the new
periodical edited by Mrs. s. C.. Hall. The frst
humber was to be issued in March, ana contains
the opening chapters Of new tale called crCan
wrong be Right" ''Friendly Sketches in Amer
lca, BY William Tallack, contains 1.-THE adver-
n,emens say very Important admissi on by Lord
Macaulay respecting his history now for the first
time published. "The Legendary and Romantic
Ballads Of Scotland !" by Charles Mackay, will be
published this month
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YANKEE NoTIONs.-In the town Of Concord
Mass, according to the recent census returns
mere are annually manufactured 100 900 pals and
LS,Ooo tubs worth s94 coo; 1900 gross Of pencils
worth "a 900; 1900 packs Of gold leaf, worth
Sl4, 900. "O'-
IL Ten ships Of the line, seventeen frigates
eighteen sloops, and about twenty small craft
constitute the whole Of the British navy now pro
Peueo oy sails. Upwards Of five hundred and
sixty others are steamers
IL The N. Y. Express thinks a shocking raj
way accident 10 about due now, and cautions
railway engineers to be careful
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THE EVENING STAR.
On The CROsswALK
BIT PAUL =. NICHOLSON.

bT FAUL 10 NlthtLoON'
Oh what shall do! what osn do
NV hands and nv feet ache 50 with cod,
Prom Keeping the oTossvak oiear-
I've to,Ied for nothing the iyelong osJ-
I've had but crust 10 ear;
wonder il 4 have got 70 die
Alone TO die in the street
Perbap. the man will let me in there,
10 stand awhile and get warm;
I've almost mind TO 20 and ask
It's 30 cold here IN this storm.
Alas! there is nothing for me to do.
And no place where may go!
AgsIn to walk through the streets al night,
Or fall asleep in the snow!
wonder how it seems to be rich;
To have q warm dress 20 wear;
Besides plenty to eat and drllk,
And money enough to spare.
I wonder how IL feels to be well,
And able 10 walk or nun
No matter how sharp the piercing blast,
No matter how hot the gun,
fvoudsI how It seems 70 have friends,
To have home. or bed
wonder NJ am lonelier than
/ shall be when | am dead.
wonder how it seems 70 be good
To knsel in chErch and pray
wonder, If should ask tAemto,
Would angels take ne away!
4 wonder what has become of her
Who kissed me while on her knee.
She used TO clasp me close TO her breast,
As thong "a shs were fond Of me.
wonder Why it is sm ill,
And hungry and cold, and poor!
work IS hard as ever osn-
My path looks clean, an sure.
III sit on the curb awhile forest,
III fee letter BY and by
| feel better now 't,s not 40 colo;
The child had lain down to die.
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PROMISING STUDENTS or DTvIsITY.-On Sat.
nrday evening, couple Of the students of the
Lnteo!ogiCa! Seminary at Princeton were srrestsd
a. " s1Ecct II,Tn
ing sword cane at, and attempting t0 stab one
OF The deck hands Of the steam ferry boat Both OF
the young men were under the influence of Iouor
at the time. To the Justice, who held them fof 3
iurtner examination, they gave the fctition.
names Of James Jones, and William Johnson.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALrIYs2IEsEh thNNs R SEI S2sE EkAdtKhRo 9

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON BRANCH
~ Z 1e 81
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and AFTER SUNDAY, November s5th, 1851. the
trains will run a. follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train at go o. m.
aeoond Tram at 7.40 O. m.
Third train 1t $40 p. me-, Express.
Fourth train at 2. m-
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
FlYse train at Ais q. m, Express.
Second train at e.S q. m.
Third st SIC p. m.
Fourth at cd ,. M, Express.
The first, secord and third trains from Wash-
lpston connect throxsh Philadelphia and New
York.
The second and third connect at Washington
junction with trains for She West, South, and
Northwest; also, at Annapolis junction, for An
napolis; For Norfolk take the !. 20 a. m. traio.
For the accommodation of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, O passenger car
Will be attached TO the tonnage train which leaves
at ii O IN.
ON Saturday ths slo p. m. tram goes to Philadel-
phia only.
no 26-d T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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NoII.-Bonde No. 70oc, and below of this series.
issued June, 1a57. and bonds No. 2ool, and above
thas, dstsd august, 1887, Isyable at the Phoenix
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~ Lnees nonds re dated Jenuaxy, IesJ-sa,
Sp n,t 'insesry. isse. g Bank Of ReIgbiic. NJ
in''f''' payable IN JsnssFy and July.
North Caroline pig yer ssp. Coupon Boss.-cov-
on payable N April and October, viz:
c GSrfE Of 81 act tos9sofporsss &c Western NortS
SsSs1 rs. pssssi SGI Z ~, ST.,
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EDUCATIONAL.

II FEMALE EDUCATION.
l. HOSE Parents who wish their daus hters to re-
celye thorough and systematic education, whers
attention. under the most approved 81 stem Of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
visit the Ulion Female Academy, corner Four
teenth st. and New York av.
MR.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
an S-u Principals.
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FEMALE BOARDING AND pay SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, Va.

FEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL
Il ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Mrs. g. j. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of tnls Institution
NOUS fsoentfy o nm esdsy Sepssmhel 18th the
No. $50 King street. 1877
=, The course Of study pursued will comprise all
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