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From Europe To-day,

WET WEAThEI IN ENtLAcD, TOOs
LONDON, August 1S.-The weather through
out England to-day - wet and unfayorable TO
the growing crops.
THE CARLIsT SUCCESS AT BRRGA.
BAYoNNE, August IA dispatch has been
received by the Ca-list Junta in this city an
nouncing that fifteen hundred prisoners, q large
number Of cannon, and much ammunition,
were captured by the royalists at Berga when
that town fell into their hands.
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE sTORY-BRRGA NOT
CAPrU aRD.
MADRID, August 1s.-There is no trnth in the
dispatch sent to the Carlist Junta at Bayonne
reporting the capture OF Berga by insurgents.
The attack was calamity repelled by the re-
publicans, who after q severe contest defeated
the insurrectionists and drove them from before
the town.
IECKNDIARIEs CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
MADRID, August 1s.-Several persons have
been condemned TO death by the Tribunal o:
Of petroleum while that city vas occupied b,
insurgents. Many others charged With tn
same crime escaped TO Portugal, but q number
have been arrested by the authorities Of thai
country and surrendered 10 Spanish oficers
The internattoDalists in Barcelona discourag
the burning OF factories by their companion
claiming that they believe all such proper;
will soon become their own.
A secret Marriage and an InherlsancF
PHILADELPHIA, August 1s--It appears IT,
T. PAssmore Hanbest, the lawyer recently dc
ceased, though supposed to be q bachelor. wa
actually married many years before his dea'
TO Q widow. Anna Maria Davis, who, by his viii.
inherits IS 900 per annum.
HurA~ra<1 nv Three Man
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PERsoyAL.-Secretary Delano and Indian
Commissioner Smith have gone to visit the
Sissiton Indian agency. 1t is said that Sem
atOr Jones, OF Nevada, has an income from his
mining property of $780, 900 a year. Bishop
Simpson, OF the Methodist church of this coun-
Try, has been presiding over a German Amsr-
lean Methodist conference in wurtemburr.
Pred. Douglass, while in Boston, is pre-
pairing lecture on the life and times of John
Brown.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-The following orders were
issued from the Navy Department to-day:


issued from the Navy Department to-day:
Oydered-Captain s. p. Quackenbush to COM
mand the receiving ship New Hampshire LIST
September. Lieutenant Commander Louis
Kempf TO the naval rendezvous, San Francisco,
California Passed Assistant Surgeon George
>. Culbrett to the naval hospital, Chelsea,
Massachusetts. First Assistant Engineer Geo
T. Tower TO the Naval Academy. LIST Septem-
TO the Saugus, at Key West, Fla, per steamer
OF sd instant.
Det1eAed.-Rear Admiral VIM. Rod Sers TAv-
or from the command Of the South Atlantic
station on the reporting OF his relief with per-
mission 70 remain abroad until june next
COMMANDER T.. n. Owen from the command of
the receiving ship New Hampshire on the LIST OF
September next, and ordered to temporary duty
At the navy yard, New York. Master VIM g.
New iork. on the 18th Of September, and or
steamer Of the Sd Of September. Mil
shipnan W. III. Irwin from the California
the Sd ultimo, and placed on WAITING orJisrs
MidshipmaR Robert ID. Stevens from the an
sas, and granted two months leave OF Absence
First Assistant Engineer John A. Scott from
the naval station, League Island, and ordered
TO the navy yard, Mare Island, Cal. First As
sistant Engineer @. Audrxde from the navy
yard, Mare Island, Cal, and ordered to the
Monocacy, Asiatic station. First Assistant En-
gineer VIM. B. Smith from the Monocacy on the
home. Second Assistant Engineer George III.
kearney from the Naval Academy and ordered
TO the Congress, European station, per steamer
9th instant Second Assistant Engineer
Thomas w. Fitch from the Congress and or
dered TO return.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SUMNER RESORTS.
HOUSE.

RIVERSIDE HOUSE.
DR. G. IL HECKENBURG
invites those who seek a pleasant resort A A
God country fa-e, nne fruit Of all kinds, ls:1t
bGatiIg, fishing, bathing, medical ATTENDANCE, and
ell facilities for recreation.
Access by steamer Arrow daily, BY b & p rail
road Address DR.. q. III. HECKENBURG,
a-gt-e CIV Acc0tiBk, Fairfax county, Va
TIRE PISEY POINT HOTEL,
,N,..,,-,.. PlNEf POINT, MARYLAND.
tonss r1vers eaui-distsRt from Baltimore .
and Washington, ninety miles, has been VEXAv
leased by the undersigned for q term of k .S<S
xsaIs and will be open for the reception d guests
Under the new proprfetorship, the house has been
Thoroughly renovated, making the appOfntments Gar
superior to any former season. The table will ha
suppled with all the deiicsciss Of the season from
the hOrfolk, Baltimore aud W Washington markets
AmuseI1eDts-BOwlinz, Billiards, Boating Fish.
Ing, Bathing, CrOquet and Quot Grounds, &c
- Crab or Oyster Lunch will be served daily
Ierms-s2 per day. SIS per month children half
price, serya ants full price
Jyl I'm CHAS. h. PARKER, Proprietor,
- NJ MEB BOARD.
Twenty FIVE additional BOARDERs can nov be
accommodated at the LOUDON INSTI-
TUE, on IHodeTate terms. Coed fA e, HAk2
pure a. :, ard line scenery. For particu ls.ESI
lars apply 20 THOS. W LAKE
Je3lu Aide, Loudon Co., Va.
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RRMARKABLI RBoovKRY.-The Kingston
Freeman mentions . romar kable recovery frora
q severe wound In the oase Of Andrew x. n.
Delamater, son Of A. d. W. Delamater, OF sho-
kan. Ulster county, New York. A few dav,
one prong OF which entered his breast near The
pit Of the stomach, and passing through the
lungs and liver came out q the srm-pit Of the
tight arm. The injured mans physician be-
heves the cure 10 be complete.
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APAcHEs PUSIsHED.-Lieutenant Babbock
OF the 9Th cavalry, reports to General Sherma
from Camp Apache, Arizona territory, under
date Of June %, that on the 10th of June, with
company OF thlTty-twO men and eighteen
Apache soldiers, after following the trail for
seven days, he overlook a body of Apache
Indians in the mountains near Tonto creek, A
hght ensued, during which fourteen Indians
were killed and five women and a child c ,p-
tured. Other camps were found on the same
day which had been abandoned in a hurry.
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COURTS MARTIAL ORDERED-The following
general courts martial have been ordered: VII
let's Point, New York, August 10Th; Fort
Bridgcr, W. T., August 18th; Mobile, Alabama,
August 18th; Columbia, s. O., August 18th;
Fort Adams. K. l., August Goth. These courts
martial will meet on the day designated, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, and are for the
trial of such persons as may be properly brought
before them.
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MEXICAN ADvIcRs state that Emilio Velasco
is spoken of for minister to Washington. The
press is calling on the government to explain the
difficulties existing in the Mexican and United
States joint claims commission at Washington.
1t is reported the German government is curry
ing favor with President Lerdo, the Germ ans
wanting Lower California for mining purposes.
WALT WHITMAN, who is living at Camden,
New Jersey, with one OF his brothers, in whose
house their venerable and beloved mother
lately died, says, in a recent letter to a New
York friend, al have had a long and dreary
pull-this IL now the seventh month-from a
stroke of paralysis, behind which is obstinate
cerebral anRmia, the foundation and source of
all. Over and over again get little better,
only to fall back again, or get worse. Now |
am once more better, and even, feel to hope.
on the way to recovery. In face and locks,
am just about the same as ever, to casual obser
walton; but though am up and out of doors
eysry day, L can walk only a few steps, with
effort, and slowly"
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PHIAE.-Wm. n. Meredith, one Of the most
distinguished lawyers Of Phiisdelphia, died IN
mat city yesterday, aged II. He was president
OF the pennsylvania constitutional convention'
now In session in Philadelphia, ana he siso nre,
SIDED over the constitutional con vention OF isss-
During President Taylor's administration ME-
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was on board at the time OF the fire; he was on
the starboard side near the pilot-house; smelt
smoke, and found the boat was burning; went
aft where his niece was, and got two life-pre-
servers; saw a crowd of colored persons about
the ane ie,ooas saw the bow rope Of the boat cut
in after them; got to the stern end, Of the boat,
and some one tried to get his life preserv ers,
but had got one on his niece, and put the other
one on himself, and got outside on the guards,
and dropped his niece in and followed her; after
be got In he showed his niece away from him,
with the intention OF saving some one else, but
he the assmS AND vent TO her
rescue; after the alarm was given he went,
below and went forward and AFT again before
passengers could have gone forward, but after
wards they could not have had time to do 90;
saw Mr.. Nash once in the bar room-he witness
had no time to mix it for him, but gave him
instead some lemon syrup and his friend took
ale which was given them by Mr.. Nash; saw none
Of the ssSs 1sns fhs Mr. Wheeler
tempt to stretch out the hose; saw buckets used
thought he distinguished the smell Of Oil in the
smoke, but aid not know the origin Of the aIe;
Of time to get life preservers, or the officers
could have furnished all with them; saw no
one attempt to work the pumpe; saw some one
boiler hatch for his valise; saw life preseryers
above the shaft, and ranged along fore and AFT
the gang-.way; the color Of the bottle USED in
giving him the lemon syrup was white:
did not notice where he drew the ale from:
noticed no life preservers on the aft part of
the boat; there was great confusion. wit
ness here corrected his statement that he
saw the rope cut, but said he saw the boat
plunge down after he rope was cut
Saw no fan attached to the large metallic life
boat; when he saw her she was sitting in the
stocks under the davits. but he saw no attach.
ments made to her before he went overheard;
saw no one smoking or using fire; say no life
preserves AFT Of the shaft; was in the social
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Chicaghostk n the latest MIlWaukoeap ION
the people Of the Garden City.
0Anigator-leather 10 supersedine the Rus-
SION for ladies' belts and travelling -sstchels.
0Ledief at the seaside have a fashion NJ
going about in the morning with their hair dovn
their backs.
Mn Ellen Mckenny, OF New York, poured
child were burned 10 death. Wv
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The STATE CouNcIL.-Tbe State Council
adjourned Yesterday to meet at Dublin, Pu-
laski county, on the fourth Tuesday in April
next.
Rev. W. =. Welons was appointed TO me-
moralize tue Legislature on the subject Of
temperance.
A vote Of thanks was rendered Manchester
Council and the citizens of Manchester for
their kindness.
RCAapArGN NorEs.-Tbe Central Club in
Sites a conference of the members of the
Wide.Awake and West End Clubs at the
store of E. B. Howle tonight at o'clock in
relation to the proposed mass-meeting to be
held october 3lst.
A grand mass-meeting and barbecue will
be given at Midlothian tomorrow, and will
be addressed by Colonel Ambers and the
other county candidates.
Captain William !. Cloptou will speak at
Swift Greek tonight, Tolby's store to-mors
row night, and Midlothian tomorrow at IL
M. -. ~ ..., :. Hsi.. .e-~
James A. Gentry will speak at Swift Creek
tonight, Matoaca tomorrow night, and Et"
tricks on Monday night. . ~ ~
Called meeting Of the Wide.Awakes on
Saturday night at the Club House. 1e
The county committee will meet at Mid
lothian tomorrow. The committee is in
receipt OF cheering reports from all parts OF
the county.
The office of registration will be open OF
Town HILL tomorrow, and continue open
for three days.
TIE JEFFERSON SOCIETY. Notwithstand'
Ing the political and temperance excitement,
the Jefferson Society had a large and Inter
esting meeting. ...., .
CHURCH NorE.--The regular meeting a!
the Methodist church will continue until
further notice.
TEMPERANCE MEErNG.-A grand tempe,
rance mass meeting was held last night q!
the Presbyterian church, and was adaFesseo 60
bv several able and Jealous advocates OF tne
cause.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoIsTED.-The fol-
lowing district scheol trustees have been
appointed by the State Board Of Educa-
ton: s..
Statord--Aquia District: Edward Waller
wce S. S. Brooke. Falmouth: John c. New
ton yice Henry Edwards, elected super
visor.
Observation-Disclosures District: John Cor
don. Salem: james Chalmers. Big Lick ::
John Trout. Cave Spring: James NJ. Watts.
Prince Georye.--Templeton District: DR..
". B. Daniel. Rives: DR.. John w. Gurley.
Bland: Robert E. Bland. Blackwater:
Richard II. Peterson. Brandon: William
III. Figg.
Surry.-Cobbam District: Joel H. Whit
ley.
FMUanna. Columbia District: James Z.
White and Francis M. Parish uice James
Kent, term expired. Fork Union: George
II. Sncad. Palmyra: DR.. Thomas j. Cleve-
land. .rr.-g.. .,,1
King and Quesn.-Newtown District Jo-
siah Ryland. Sterensville: d: Rboderich Dew.
Buena Vista: Rhoderick Bland, Jr. -. ....
Middleser.- Jamaica District: William A.
Street. Saluda: E. T.. Perkins. Pine Top:
Fl. C. Martin. .. -..s.. .z. .
Buckingham. = James River District:
Alexander C. Wood vice DR.. Hall, deceased.
Fatrfar.-Lee District: Burdett Skinner; !;
Redman Selecman rice William D. Wilcoxon,
resigned. Mount Vernon: K. L. Neyitt.
Falls Church: George Gordon pice Il. J..
Bailey. Providence: Bleecker Canfleld u.ce
j. r. Reynolds. DranesYille: Alfred Leigh
and Curtis j. Gilbert cice Isaiah Brady.
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THE GREAT CONSERVATIVE EXCURSION LAST
NIGaT.-rhe Conservatives Of this city,
under the general leadership Of General Pey-
ton Wise, made a grand demonstration in
Petersburg last night. -.....
At about 5 O'Clock yesterday the people
began to pour into the several Conservative
rendezvous. The largest crowd gathered at
the headquarters of the kemper klub, cor
ner of Ninth and Main. Very soon the Old
Dominion Club came up in full force,
and the line of clubmen and citi-
Zens Of different nationalitics marched
to the depot under the American, Ger
man, Irish, and French flags. There a
reinforcement of two hundred men from
Monroe Ward and fifty from Oregon Hill
came up. Soon after o'clock the train, con.
sisting Of eleven crowded coaches and 1.t
set apart for those who had charge Of trans
parencies and fireworks, left for Petersburg.
On the other side of the river the excur-
sionists were joined by the Manchester clubs
and many citizens. There were probably
nearly thousand persons on this grand eX-
cursion.
McCann's band, reinforced by Henry S
Page, the well.known cornet.player, fur
nished the music, and Captain Tyler and
Sergeant Dan. Wrenn, with the following
police officers, accompanied the party: Coz
zens, Shay, Dabney, Hannon, Gentry, Rowe
Hulce, Charters, Matthews, Fox, Rex, and
Toler.
The doings in Petersburg of our Conser
yatiye workers appear in another column.
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(EOr the Dlsnatch.l
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va, !
Nat 11,o. 40


October %.
This morning, while on my way to Rich.
mond, about 4a O'Clock, there was an unu-
sual flash Of light,-apparently lightning
which caused ME to look up. In the north
eastern part OF the beavenS, near to and some
what under the collection of stars known as
the dipper, there shot forth the greatest,
grandest, and most brilliant meteor my eyes
ever beheld, with q flash of light equal to an
unusual fash Of lightning, which shocked me
not little. The sky was clear, not q; cloud
appeared above the horizon, when this majes-
tic meteor shot downwards in the direction
of the earth, inclining towards the north
somewhat in its course, moving rather slow
ly, and continuing to increase in size till the
ball of fire appeared to be Us large az mans
head. The light illuminated everything.
The ball disappeared after an instant
or two, while the tail, which was of
considerable length, and being at first
straight, continued to burn as red as a
hot iron for ten or fifteen minutes. Soon
after the fash it assumed Zigzag shape, con-
tinuing to widen and lengthen, and gradual
ly faded away, parting in the middle, and at
the same time gradually assuming horizon
tai position, till the right end died away en-
tirely. The left end continued visible for at
least half an hour, dying away in dim glo-
bule form Of light, after being visible for at
least half an hour.
This is but poor description Of SO grand
q sight, which man may see only once in a
lifetime. Hoping to hear from others of this
grand sight, close my note 10 the Dispatch.
What say the wise men of this phenomenon
...-...e. G. B. A.
persons in this city who were astir at that
early hour confirm our correspondents de-
scription, stating that the light was sufficient
to enable them to pick up pin.
There were many other meteors falling
about the same time, but none Of them could
at all be compared with the one described
abOye.1 .-.. ..
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HoTEL ARRIVALS Observation-Disclosures
Hotel.-J. W. Gravy, j. T. Minter, ".
Hutchison, Leathwood, va; Charles I.
Clark, Columbus, Ohio; j. A. Smith. Char
lotte. n. c.; iO.C. Sims, Louisa; l.. Batche-
lor, Baltimore; w. E. Bbhs, III. B. 1Bibbs,
Louisa Courthouse W. C.. LaHgbton, Vel-
don, N. c.; W. M.sShelton, Virginia j. b.
Bright, Greenbrier, w. Va. j. r. Land,
William J. Johnston, Virginia; C. s. scott,
G. T. Lee, Powhatan; A. Boiling, Burke
vile. $50. " s. 'sa...~a' n 7'.l.t" 4;
Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.
Frank Baldwin, New York; FL. .Husch,
Philadelphia Robert ". Hughes, Virginia;
Charles f. Webster, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad; W. j. johnson, Richmond; DR.. n.
A. Moses, Virginia; Charles Ferguson,
Baltimore; w. Wadswortb. Boston; G.. Fl.
Newton, Calais s. A. Steel, University of
Virginia; William L. Palmer, J. Frank Dal-
ton, Salem, Mass; F. j. Calhoun, New
York n. Ward and lady, Thomas II. BY
ron, Cannelton, West Va: ReUben Foster,
Baltimore; Nirs. Webster, New York
A. Pope, North Carolina; W. Fl. Fl.
Stowel, BurkevllIe; George a. Myer,
Salem, Va; f. Duyfrees, New York;
r. X. Roe, New York ), Mrs. White,
New Orleans; Rev. r. II. Whitaker, Raleigh,
n. c.; Rev. W. b. Wellops, Suffolk L. ii.
Alexander, Atlantis, Ga. J. Bopand Born,
John NJ. Lacklaw, New York !; Hon. j. B. T.
Suttle, Sta ford Courthouse; III. Carter Eu-
bank, Warm Springs; Miss Otie johnson
and Miss Milie johnson, Charlotte Cap
tain r. A. Mills, j. nj. Nowlin, Richmond;
Thomas ]. Wood and K. X. Meade, Char
lottesvlle J. Arnold Dalby, Norfolk; Mrs.
Townsend and W. S. Greene, GreenyilIe. s.
c.; Miss f. &. Hennley, Columbus, Ga.
Ford's Hotel.-D. W. Mclean, Philadel-
phia; p. W. Fauntleroy, Winchester; E.
Hayman, Staunton; Ii. 4. Hills, Rome, Ga.
w. r. Fleming, Goochland; G. W. Lyon,
Powhatan; D. E. Brown, Goochland; j. j.
Wade, Montgomery; George Hopkins, Ham
over; Mann Page, Brandon; DR.. Robinson,
Baltimore; Frank Corwin, New York; Will
liam j. Wash, Pamunkey; Ed. Dreyfers,
New York y; R.W. McGruder, Baltimore L.
j. Witt, New York; E.W. Stiefer, Baltimore;
Miss Abby Hussy, j. r. c. Richmond, New
Bedford, Mass; J.. p. 'Tabb, Baltimore
William SNOWFALL, Ore Hill, n. c.; z. Ii.
DIllard, Virginia William h. C.. Douglass,
Mayor Of Williamsburg; w. G. Fretwell,
Albemarle; w. F. Cuttings, Chesterfield; W.
B. Burr, S. Hammerslaugh, Philadelphia;
Fl. Kahn, Richmond; L. n. Jones, Raleigh,
N. c.. James Wood, Edcnton, n. &.
st. Charles Hotel.-Edwn Manson, city;
B. II. Nance. Charles City; \. G. Sialnker,
West Virginia; j. J. Cox, West Point, Va;
Z. Hageman, Staunton; J. Vanscivar, Phil
adelphin III. j. Hudges, WIkesbarre, Pa. !;
j. u. Bibb, Nelson; james +. Wood. =. X.
Meade, James Alexander, Charlottesville {;
Willium l.. Cornell, Petersburg.
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hLD D0MlSIOS CLC Il.
,,.1ND RALLY. on THE 2srU INSTANT. AT
OLD MARKET HALL.

IL. MD kAikl F, IN hr- %Siii i->S1 AN II ~
OLD MARKET HALL:
AN uLD-FASHlOE JUBILEE:
yvEEY WARD, PRECINCT, AND CLUB
REPRESENTED.
,r - THE tAUSE OF ALL THE PEOPLE.
AND
A.. THE rsrrLE SHOULD BE THERE
THE STATE: WILL SEE THAT
E.,IiNuNn J. IN ARMS AND EAGER FOR
THE FRAY.
rAD!r >IIsM VAEQr1sHEp NOW Is DEAD
FOREVER:
TWO BATTLES IN ONE
.rp>AvE YOUR LEGIsLATlNE TICKET
NOW Is TO HAVE YOUR
nw\ CITY GOVERNMENT NEXT SPRING
.cASD GENERAL TLLUhISATIOS. FIRE
WORKS. AND MUSIC:
,;.,v,.nor l. B. VAvCE, Of North Carolina;
.,nvrrnor pIHCKNy;Y WEYrE, Of Maryland:
il..a j. X. TUCKER:
.ton. Z. 7. MEHEICh, Of Washington;
t.-yrcl !. ". HINTON, Of Norfolk;
lp.E ig..sLtTIvE NOMINEES.
eerta!uly expected.
:.,, i!oi &. ~. ake-s viii be snnounced hcreai-
;,, SAN. hACCU6B1S,
CI.a:rn.an Committee or rrsneeinenls.
...,-ti
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TIE THEATRE-RosE AND HARRY WAT
Krys Rose and Harry Watkins, the two
great Richmond faYorites. with a select COM
pany, will occupy the Theatre during the
Fair.week.; Their first entertainment Will
be given on Monday the 9th instant, and
during the week succession of plays VIII
he produced which we are sure will give
satisfaction to our home play-goess and the
numerous visitors who will be. here IN 81
tendance upon the Agricultural Fair. On
Monday the "New Magdalen will be pre-
sented and on Tuesday the popular drama
sTrodden Down; or, Under Two Flags"
Reserved seats may be secured at Ambosds
Musical Exchange.
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CHANCERY COURT OF RIcHaoND.--The fol.
lowing cases were disposed of Yesterday: u"
Phillips es. Mayo and Riley. Cause set
tied and ordered to be removed from the
docket. '34'o}r@. ,@"as. s5"@ u 1.1
Harrison, &C., us. Caskie, &c. Decree con-
rfrmjng sale of the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned. >.s.~
b; Walker, &C., rs. Slater's executors, &c. De-
cree confirming report of commissioner asto
investment of funds ordered by former de-
cree in the cause. - .'
Hord's administrator rs. Colbert. &c. Or
der appointing additional commissioner Of
sale.
Eubank us. Deuprees, &c. Opinion of court
sustaining exception to commissioners re-
port, recommitting cause with instructions
to make further inquiry and report. Decree
ordered accordingly. 8&'
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A NEW SCHEDULE ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Ono .RoAD.-On and after Sunday the 2Sth
instant the fast express train will leave
Richmond at 1850 p. N. instead of 10 P.
NJ, as heretofore, arriving at Staunton at
sos A. NJ. next day; White Sulphur. 9:35
A. NJ; Hinton, 1880 A. NJ; kanawha
Falls, 3:17 p. NJ; Huntington at +. al
and at Cincinnati at 6 O'Clock the following
mornipg-making the time from Richmond
to Cincinnati thirty hours and ten minutes.
The accommodation train between Rich.
mond and Gordonsyille will leave Richmond
at 4:45 P. N. instead Of 5:10, as heretofore.
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ANDALssIAS BALM.-This preparation, esnl-
pounded by NeAsrs. MEADE & BAKER, Msin street.
Is the best crse for cbapped hands face, and nps
that we have ever tried It's use keeps the skin sofs
and smooth, urs#preyents ihaf dlssgreabe rough
ness caused by rc cold winds ef shts season. 1t Is
not only harmless In its effects but b beneficial,
giving the skin sound. healthy appearance, and
preventing 1t from .r1cking esea In the severest
weathes. 1t Is also effective in snrfng the shaBng
OF infants and sore aIpples Of sursing nsethers.
No family should be without boa,e of this t1dis-
pensable remedy, or PcsD's ExTK set, sold By the
same gentlemen. - -------- I II