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had left behind should have tendency to
throw around him, and began to make
merry with the maidens Of Bedford, among
whom, with his elegant "store clothes,
he created considerable of stir. One
bright particular star again threw us rays
over the young mans susceptible near'
another pair of love-lit eyes smote nun u,
the region of the vest pocket, ana ne loseo
again with the balance of his soul. on the
part of the young lady it was case OF
love at first sight on the part Of the young
man. love at second sight. To cut the
matter short-he wood her, he won her,
and he married her.
This was in December, 1865. He then
left his young bride and returned to the
" girl he left behind him." who was of
course happy to sec her betrothed once
more. He now urged Miss A. to set the
day for their marriage, which she did.
The Rev. Mr.. Chambers, Edwin's father,
was called in, and the marriage ceremony
was again performed, although another
bride stood by his side. This second mar
rage took place about six weeks after the
first. Up to the day of the young scoun-
drel's arrest the two had lived happily to-
gethcr, and the first intimation the sup
posed wife had of Chambers's perfidy was
Sunday last, from the lips of the officer
who arrested him. The poor girl feels
deeply the wrong inflicted upon her by the
unprincipled scoundrel, who is doubtless
ere this after another victim. Pass him
around. Don't forget his name, which is
Edwin NJ. Chambers. He is slightly built,
gcnteelly dressed, with dark curling hair
and fine features, and twenty-one years of
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A Ghost Story cas- Is" n Ghost Story.
From the ALBANY Argus, August Il.

A house on Ida Hill, Troy, has for many
wears borne the reputation of being
haunted, and as the past few weeks have
brought out new developments, We lay
them before our readers.
The house in question stands on Four
teenth street little distance from Chris
tie, and is plain two-story brick house,
with back basement, and enclosed stoops
for each story. Two families occupy the
house, both of whom testify to many
strange things, both coneurrently and d.
verse. No buildings adjoin it on the south,
but on the north two new ones, recently
erected by Mr.. William Cary, are within a
distance of few feet. A good lock is on
the front door, and the same on the back,
and two or three doors, always locked in
the night time, must be passed through to
go from one part to the other. The owner
of the building is well-known tanner,
living on the Hollow road, and he has
owned the building for about eight years,
purchasing it far below its value on ac-
count Of the reputation it then had.
The neighborhood Is very quiet and
orderly, and very few disturbances ever
take place there, and as the families are
neither rich, it Is scarcely probable that
any burglar would take the trouble to en-
ter, even If he knew the way was clear.
J The original inventor Of the place, It il
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.DANI,,,,op. after a pleasant and harmon
CouesI ono ancs Of the Richmond Dispatch
HBALIsG SPRINGS, BATH corSrY, Va,

AM aim ost afraid TO tell you how pleasant IT is
here, lest make you dissatisfied wit your lot
The fare Is about the best have ever found atahy
of our watering -placcs-the cabins are neat ana
comfortable the servants are attentive and oblig-
ing, and the life giving water, prepared In God
own laboratory away down in the bowels OF the
mountain, have been found very efHcacious in
II would be difficult, 10 fnl more pleasant or
select company than that here. Genera Johnston,
who came here about ten days a5o much reduced
from severe attack of few er, looks now like him
selfag , General Ewei ana family are a sw
DAYS ago. Ex-Governor Letcher passed my door
inst now, under the escort of a sclf,constituted
committee of Richmond Rentiemcn; These pro onn-
s,ructed, amiablo hearing which would satisfy the
demands even OF Thad, stersns = 20; o,,,ss bors
from Maryland and Missouri who seem 10 Iha thiS
4 congenial atmosphere. $3.50
While ths nig hts ara becoming Chilly, the Tempe
ratuTs during The day Is delicious. This morning
at o'clock the thermometer STOOD at iorty.two
degrees at 10 o'clock il had reached Sixty SIX ae
graes, and by.oclock II VIII be up 10 sesen ,Ho
five degrees. | know you will subscribe 70 the
opinion that the sweetest sleep Is enjoyed uhaer
wanted to something sbSa. the Hot s and It's is
wS kept as s % fs sYP' es are sndes
vorny To ma Ike attractive 10 egsuriaJsiir cong
well iuvaids Improvements ere b bsaSS ana
w, Of the place. There are about two
hundred visitors at the Hot az this tmr. anu
the S rcinion Of large finally scattered by the war
40 c,,,;Iias vino seem determined that every
enc VIII" sojenrs there shall have goo, time
generally. Visitors nj watering Iiase; IKE pas,
sengers in stage coach, shonid exert themselves
!" make the time pass pleasantly. Lasting friend
sinus are often formed in this way: and. on the
other hand, if one finds 1t desirable that the &C
Gnainianre shall terminate with the season, so
we II and 30 good.
Bat have gone 10 moralizing, aud had better
stOp
MIR. Dispatch, if YOU want 10 PIT flesh on your
bones /: il Won want 10 breathe pur" air which has
NOT cone through eycrybodys lungs from Camp
jackson To Twelfth street IL you have a soft place
in your heart Tor sally Lunn, and mutton CHOPS.
ana yenison steaks: II yoG want Ia have your
views OF Things generally ftbcralized and enlarged
Just descend from your tripod, and come to tho
mountains 81 Virginia; aud AZ you come. he sure
:, call M the HO, and HEALING SPRINGS.
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81 q 4
the meeting An Immense ssshenpg was ss.sme s.s
under a, spacious arbo,. ana ~ Rirhnonh'
P"indcster OF HALIFAX, W 7. Broadn. OF ChaT-
iottesviie, J. b: Tayior r., OF Iu s"nsa, school
mass meeting was held =. which ,h. saars%p cSn
snn Of Kiehinond. and Hidon Of Portsmouth,: IN, ,hs
From the letter. which we're sen. ap, the
fnlinwing statistics Of the past year af. fortv
eight hundred and twenty ave pap s. eight CO.
smnday schools two thousand schoiAb' e,s"' .nL
Icred Sunday schools with eight huh'fca anu
nineteen scholars. ,.uon tho follow
Ing contributions were madS ocar,y iour thousand
de- oresn ms.i one hundred ,S and and hy
,se - q. hundred and nineteen dollars and
"a. ,BANsIation. after q pleasant and harmoni.
o,o "a. !. m adjourned Oh Thursday afternoon.
The railroad trains are filled each day. with
members coming to the delightful mountain re-
,reats of this section. There are now at these
springs nearly FIVE hundred guests, and Messrs.
Frazier Il Randolph are doing all in their power "
make them have a good time. VIAToR.
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MORE ATLANTIC CABLEs.-Now that il
has been proved beyond doubt that tele-
graphing across the Atlantic is practical,
arrangements arc being made here to con-
meet Europe by second cable. In an
other column will he found the advertise
mcnt of the American Atlantic Telegraph
Company, which intends to undertake the
work, and announces that books for sub
scription to the capital stock Of the COM
pany will be open on the 2lst instant. The
route to be taken by this line is uia Ber-
muda and the Azores, thence to Lisbon
Portugal, distance of about twcnty-onc
hundred milcs.-Ne,O York World, 18th.
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wAsHlxGToS, August IL, 100.

seAus IcVCc EFOCiuuutiou-i>"p'
Observation-Disclosures Clerical Changes Ill 'he
War Department.
wAsH,xaroS, August ~ 100: q
To the very able reply OF the Pres,drM :, w., me
speech Of Hon. Reverdy Johnson easyciT cory Of
fhs national Union Convention proccedinss' nr IN
eraf Grant was an attentive i,s.cnei' Tho Sacrc.
garied as having some signin'an'oo; s,ctai Of the
tsry OF the Navy, than scaI.v accord with the
prasiaan. was present. Mr.. stanton ga NJ ~
resp lie has been rather moody sia s',ea onr,ancs
anl seems 10 be Of eompara.t,n.m'h formerly was
~ s even dstrnst h m. ana are oiss ISL
,t,b Sis di,inclinxtion 20 define the position W
0fSsP p restoring Texas to her former
tShcps hi that before the week Is over INC Sehers
amnesty proclamation VIII Dc issusu, atnonsn
rc,mrn of the President from his trip to Chicago
iii the latter document be promulgated,
rs limited that the reason why Napoleon did not
insist upon the extension al his frontier into the
prussi.n dominions Is that he has an eye to mat
ters In this country with regard TO affairs in Next
CO. The impression in high quarters Is that news
will socn be obtained which will be indicative Of
ontinuation Of the Emperor desire for peace, In
which case Msximilian will be very apt to leave
Its understood that lists of the clerks the va
rious departments who oppose the Administration
have been prepared, with IL view OF having them
removed and their places filled by advocates 81
reconciliation and union. A great number OF the
employees Of the Government are open and severe
in their opposition To the President. .
The rumor Ia again induslriously circuiaied uat
Mr.. Stanton Is to be sent away on n foreign in's.
sion, and General Steedman appointed Secretary OF
War. The story looks very plausible, and may be
true but, with past experience, ~ best To await
results and treat everything A. speculative that mas
reference to n change in the War Department.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
ROCKBRlpGE ALCN SPklN0s, AuHust 10, ls8

hOckbRiDGE ALUM SPklSGs, august ~, 1870
When the proprtstors OF big establishment, like
this, favored with patronage and success. don't
get above themselves, they deserve to be praised
Mr.. FrazierS breeches at him very we'll, notwth
standing the season has been q decided success.
He leaves undone nothing TO make his guests COM
Portable and happy. His table is frst. rate The
sources OF amusement are numerous-long strings
OF mountain front are brought in every day by the
disciples OF Walton the followers Of Pan bring
In deer every day-sometimes two.
VI the wafer OF this famous spring i need say
nothing; The afnicted, Of course. must come here
The seekers Of pl. ASSURE cannot hnd better plsce
we nave nearly I'VE hundred visitors here, about
Iorfy OF whom are from Richmond. II any one
wants pure air, good rest, sport Of the stream or
the wood, the company Of pretty girls, the fasci-
nations Of the ballroom, lot him come TO this DO.
Rul.I resort Better pay FRAZIER than the doctor.
All VOC, pettsr than cure. Don't wait
Graham u here, and can cure you IL any body can
p. S.-Mr. Henry Heiibroner has a pooS stors
here and supplies tie yi,i;oss with an the daily
papers OF Richmond, Baltimore, and New York.
70 Virginia aud tho Confederscy.
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Probable Arrest Of the Murderer OF
Hon. Charles Raymond.

Hon. Charles Raymond.
Prom the Philadelphia North American, August Is.
The press in general has chronicled the
doleful murder, on his farm, a mile distant
from Woodbury., N. j., of Hon. Charles
RAYMOND, late United States Consul to
Brazil. Mr.. Raymond was highly estima-
bic citizen. He formerly published paper
in Hollidaysburg, Penn. He was about
forty wears of age, and was spending his
retirement IN literary leisure. He was
sitting in his sleeping room. The night
was warm. His wife had retired, and he
was sitting reading the details of the Ger
man war. Toward daylight, Mrs. Raymond
heard in the next room sound like the
trickliug of water. She went to the room,
and there found her husband, with his
throat cut, breathing his last.
She gave the alarm. The nearest neigh
bors were colored people. They were
summoned, and search was made. Tracks
of bare feet were seen at the door, and a
pair of boots were found in a corn-tield
close by. The length of heel indicated
that the tracks were those Of negro. The
State of New Jersey and the county OF
Gloucester have offered rewards amount
inc to thirteen hundred dollars for the cap
ture of the murderer. The whole country
in that vicinity is in great state of eI-
citemcnt, the feeling scarce less acute than
was the case when the murder Of the
Dcerings was ascertained. A colored man
was arrested last night by Chief Franklin
on very strong suspicion of being the guilty
party. lie will have hearing to-day, at
. p. NJ, at the Central station. The negro
was pointed out to the police as person
who had been in the employ of Mr.. Ray
| mond, and who had been dismissed for in
durable lazincss. He had been heard to
threaten the life of Mr.. Raymond, but said
that he would warn his wife in time to
save herself.
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TIE New YORK LIoUoI-LICENsE LAW
PRONOUNCED CoNsTITUTlo%AL.-lt was an
nounced yesterday by Justice Barnard, o.
the Supreme Court, that all the Supreme
Court Judges of this district coincide with
him BarnartU in the opinion that the ex-
else law passed by the Legislature of this
State in April last is constitutional, and
hence a valid law, which will be enforced,
and which must be obcyed.- Times, 10th.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL .SAILROAD;
Y SUMMER SCHEDULE.-The II ROU Il
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAY,
June %, will leave Richmond tsundays exeeptedl
AZ 1880 A. NJ, and arrive at Jacksons River at 'so
Z. NJ. -,
THROUGH TICKETS sold ria Trotter i Co.'s
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, Winchester. and
other points on Valley, Turnpike also, to SRI
bling's Springs. Rockbridgs and Bath Alum
Warm, Hot, Healing and White Sulphur SPRING. rings
Natural bridge, and Rockbridgs Baths !; also, ria
Virginia aud Tennessee railroad Tor Nsshyiiie'
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New "
ieaus. and Orange and Alexandris road to lynch
burg and other important points In the southwest
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS with
Trains on Orange and Alexandra railroad north
aud south, and through them with the virginia and
Tennessee railroad. .
The NIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued Tor the pre-
sent. ,r J.,
tween Stanton and Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. leaving Staun-
ton AT g 30 A NJ, arriving In RichInoni al 10 ~ A;
N Leave Richmond same days at a.iSP. NJ, and
arrive ut = auniun at II. 20 =. VI. -
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THCRSDAl
"i' GA II D. wHITC0MB,
/, II General superintendent
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DASvILLK RAILROAD,
RIcuxovn July a. 1855.

RIcHxoSD, July 70, 1855. ,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
~ after FRIDAY, July 9th, TRAINS on this
road will run as follows
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Rich.
mond daily ut 1905 A. II. Arrives Ut Danyille xt I
p. NJ. Arrives at Greensboro At is u.
Leaves Greensboro daily ut $50 A. II. Leaves
Danviils daily ats.lSA. n. Arrives At Richmond
" NOTICE. siT a. 70 TRAvELLERs.-Ths public ar.
hereby Informed that the different railroads on
the line from Ric hmond to the south, tia Dan.
Vile. va; Greensboro, Salisbury, and Charlotte.
\. G.; Chester, WinnsboTo', columDi., Charles,
iGn GrsS GnInHSu se Aliens + &C. 4Aa 9sn,.
I9ntsomsry, Selma: M, Mobile, ; &c.: Ala Ne.
TO the traveller the shortest and most direct routs
to the varions points south. The route passes
Trains connect at BIIkeyille with trains on the
southslds railroad for FARMEILLE, LYNCH
BURG, BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, DALTON
CHATTANOOGA. MEMPHIS, &c, SC.
The Southside trains connect ut Lynchburg Win
trains on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad. No
detention at that point going or coming.
THOMAS D0DAMEAD, .
y27-ts Superintendent. .
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
RocKBkIDGg ALUM SPRINGS, Va,
T AuQunt L. 1850

In company with Q friend. rode over on Wed
nssday 70 Goshen, depot on the Central railroad
some niue miles aistant from this popular water
Ing. place. 20 sttend the AlbsnAsls Baptist Asso,,
By Rev. r. w. Roberts, u Nelson. Zach day OF
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Ency Fl. - slss'::::::;.;;ss -
DOUND TRIP TICKETS TO THE
IL SPRINGS AT REDUCED PRICES BY THE
TER'S STAGE LINE-Tickets for the round trip,
good for one week, will be sold at three -fonrtns
the regular fare. White Sulphur, Sn KoSk
Alum SIS 90; Bath Alum, $3.50; Warm, eli ~
hot, as 20; Healing slslS; Rockbridgs Bath,
1850. W. ADCoCh,
~ Its General Ticket Agent.