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hFFGGA GlTY WAThkG WORKS, iu-
~ Iy3Sth. IS53.-Pronosals viii be received

HEFbCA NlIE WAITER WYNN - Iu7
at this Office un,i the 9th dsy of August next, for
furnishing OF six hundred and seventy-ive 10 inch
cast iron Pipe, averaging in weight one Thousand
and fifty pounds each Pipe, and feet long; and
i've hundred 8 inch cas-. iron Pipe averaging in
weight four hundred and forty eight pounds each
Pipe, feet long. Also, thirty -four branch Pipes
averaging from to l6nches In diameter The con
tractor will be required TO subject slit pipes and
branches the hydraulic pressure of three hundred
pounds TO the square incn before delivery To be
delivered In the city of Richmond. The proposal
stating at hat time and in what quantities they car
be delivered and tae orice per ten Of 2240 lbs cash
on delivery, or al 4 montha time. No cracked el
defective pfDe or branch will be received. Any in
formation in regard to the a5Cve will given By
the Superintendent of the City Warer Works. ,
JAMES l. DAVIS, Supt
Richmond City Water Works.
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COUPON BOMBS FOR sALE-2o. 600

COUPON RONBs FOR sALE-9O.OOO
~ DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD M0RTGAGED SIX PER CENT
BONDS, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA
BILE IN NEW YORK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN.
TO STOCK OF THE COMPANY, AT THE PLEAS.
URE OF THE HOLDER, AT ANY TIME TILL
ThE Slsr DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859.
1nrse Bonds in sums OF $1,000 each, ir-
Tedeemsb!e Tor 20 years. and are part Of the loan
OF one million tya hundred thousand dollars, su.
shcEized BY the Legislature at its last session. One
n1iIioe OF which was taken by the State, and the
whole ample secured by deed of trust on the
entire road and property OF the Company for the
ponctus pay men. Of the interest," and the ultis
redemption et ihe Bonds. This loan ,lc gether with
their origins' Capital Of Three Million, will bs ex
pended On the road
The road viii extend from Lynchburg n the
Tennessee line, distance OF EOS m;ies, where h,
Wi, connect with other similar improvements o.
tending 10 Memphis, on the Mississippi river there
by stfJrding, when the South Side and Peter sburo
and Norfolk Rarosds are completed, a con,nn
Gus communication from Norfolk Petersburg and
Richm nd, to Memphis. II passes through that
portion CT State remarkable ior its fertility its
agricultural and mineral productions and from
the large sEd Increasing business which it already
Commands, the friends OF the rOsd sanguine
that Il viii certainly pay per cent, il not more
completed by the let OF January, 1855. copy OF
tne mortgage be seen at our office. and any in.
formation IN regard 70 the Bonds, can be had en-
application u PURCELL q co,
y l5-2m Richmond.
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o,n,%okE AND JAMESTOWN.
Rff6tcID fsr EATESS 3SoN hSp sc tNCskA0hD Ss hAfhDi
.--ie.,-s having made new arrangements
a. s i.ps!eah 81 as5 a,pTe;. ;1d by
h. 'Ss EoanSbs ar 1s keep spo i SsoSs ss public
Ee~ ! l,s,sSx % : ~; 4 KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
tx fahxpa i sys on hand tor the aeso%mOds oa
to- o1 '1s. their Express leaving New York
raea ra,s,Sg 5Svared at almost every point OF Viz
s IN oF d hroughous North csToI,ns a16 HpiM n
E. oaur. sod fcrty per cent below 'ne o'a ho M
b. BIp.P9SfS a KINGS facilitit for the expeditions
E[ssa. snd ss.snce esndGi snd heS
pes' - - cc-,nt,eriiiou therefore In the shape OF
Su11,bac. St,1 m Imposition and monopoly;
re- Be cure TO order your goods oy farsen sen
xEiugs Express, No Barclay street, Ne"
YORK. Ill ,tsv r-o,risa ,bex
0p.pISFN a. KING, No 2 Barclay st, N. Y,
and Bo!!ing ghronk street, Petersburg Va
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k'oR the conveniencs CT those having either
OH 'lai or professional bu iness with me, /
have taken the Office lately occupied By Rober: @
scott Esq on 18th street, where may be seen from
gsged on official business. JOS MAYO.
iy 22-if
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- A County Treasurer IN Ohio, who 10 q
-, in the sum of $1,000, very innocent~
ue,ara ss avs ans has no idea how il occurred"
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r A man stopped ct Brownsville, Pa, on
the 9th ult., an d sent his saddlebags TO sad
dler's to be repaired. The workman found a
large roll of bank notes in them, which the
owner had unwitingly failed to take out. The
whole proved to be counterfeit-amounting TO
near sl3 600 10 $2s, on the bank of the Emphe
State. The owner, who gave his name as
Rush, escaped. A man named Lott and
companion, supposed to be aceomplices OF
ush, were afterwards arrested near Pitts
r1h
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ezsNru NUNNS G. CL X IL 8
Fz3szsss SPIANOs.-P. H. TAYLOR, sole
TwT Hagen. 10 this city for the sale of Pi

II sano Fortes made by the above nam
ed celebrated makers is constantly receiving elegant
and plain Pianos from their extensive and long es
tablished msnufsc.ory.
Their instruments received a prize at the
"Word's Fair, London, and several prizes ct the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent 6Ucr strings snd arr
confidently recommended for speeiness cf tone and
xreat durability, which later quality will be apPr
eiated the country, where good tuners are
seldom found.
P.H. Taylor has sold these Instruments In this
city for the last seventeen years to the entire sss
| faction OF his numerous customers.
~ Ola Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
: ne public are cautioned TO observe Ihat the title
! of the firm is NUNNs CLARK
| Guitars, Vioiins, Accordeons and Flutes Also,
| Guitar and Violin Strings OF the best quality
P II. T. has in store the largest stock OF new end
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore and
is in the weekly receipt of all the new and fashion
able music of the day. LIBERAL discount made tc
| schools and dealers
Piano and Music Store, 16o Main st.
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GREAT BARGAINS III TRuEKs; -
~ no. I3A Main streeE.--The snbFc; Bier
intending IN cofe his stock of Trunks, will of
Ter insn al Eacn low prices 40 viii euzurs ssles TO
All 10 want Travellers In want OF large size
AropAs' are particularly solicited TO call on
J. d. GOODMAN,
IL -
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<1.55f.s - -
ADAMS & CO.'S
New York. Virginia and North carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,

New 0rlI, Virginia and N0rtn hrohna
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
PER UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs
RNANtT<E - JAMESTOWN.
Ys and fyor. Nclo York, Richmond, Pe:ers51TS,
TxAV!NG effected arranqements with the U ).
III mall line Of steamers from New YORK to Nor
fa!k and Ric.moni fol special Express pri'
yIIeeaz on that route, are now prepared 20
receive and forward. 10 and from New York, mer'
chauaise and packages of every description Win
dispatch and ST greatly reduced rates.
Our Fxprcst will leave New York every Wed
nesday sad Saturday per splendid steamers ROn-
uoke and j ages town alternately. Ioocs VIII
be rpceivsd a, our New York office, 81 Broadway
until hslf past , O'Clock, p NJ on the day OF sail
ing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York are requested 10 order BY ADAMS 81 COZ
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our ip!aud Express will run as heretofore, ieav
ina New York ana Richmond daily in charge O
spaciat messengers. All goods not marked to gt
via the inland route, will be forwarded by tht
Steamer Exprsss. ADAMS & CS'
]. l. McDOEOUGH. Agent, Richmond.
NDT5 e :s.-tEy press packages Tor Nortolh, re
tersbrre and Richmond, intended for shipment pei
steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, will hereafter bt
rece!ysi by ADAMS 4, co SO Broadway, who srt
the Only authorised agents for Express privileges oJ
those Steamship
LUDL AM e. PLEASANTS,
je 6-ts 81 Broadway, New York,
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MORE PIANOs.-JAMEs
Nv 3k91I w AlaD IllIIsL, La l. =.

H II 1house, has JUST received further
~ saddition to his present stock of
Piano Fortes Professors, Amateurs and purchasers
generally, are invited 10 examine his stock The
elegant Pianos made by Chickering, Messrs Stodart
a. Co and Durham, can be found In all their
va riety OF styles, at his establishment
The extensive stock with which he 10 constantly
supplied, and the prices at which they are offered,
render i, entirely unnecessary to send go with to
nurchase Piano Fortes Old Planes taken In part
parment Pianos tuned and repaired sul
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All GLASS Es.-5O hhcs sweet Cuba Molasses;
AVA 80 do Muscavsdo do For sale by
jyl5 TlN5LEY Il BRYANT.
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TABLE TURNING.-One more blow has been
struck at table turning, which had already
been killed by Professor FAKADAV, of London.
DR.. HARE, of Philadelphia, communicates to
| the Philadelphia Inquirer his concurrence IN
the opinion of Professor F., and he proceeds
| 10 give some facts concerning electricity,
which utterly preclude the possibility OF table
turning from tha, can Sc. He gives as his OPT
pion, that it is utterly impossible for or 8, or
any number Of persons, seated around table,
| to produce an electrical current. he is conf
dent that if by any adequate means an eiectri
cal current were created, however foreible, it
could not be productive of table turning. A
dry. wooden table, is almost non'conductor'
but if forming a link necessary to complete
circuit between the sky and earth, 1t m'gh'
r possibly be shattered by stroke OF lightning
but If the power Of all the galvanc apparatus
ever made were 10 be collected in one current
, there would be no power to moUe 1r otherwise
affect such table. The Doctor very iorcibl,
| declares ,ha, ''if there is law which is pre-
Z eminent for its invariabilty, il is that i"ans
;, mate matter cannot per Sc change its state
i respsc,s motion OF rest"
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THE ExCHANGK CL0CK."

THE EXCHANGE CLOCK"
The Clock that once through Ballard's halls
The soul of order she'd
Now hangs as mute on Ballard's wsHs
As if that soul were dead
So fall to earth TRUTHS words subur,e.
Thus wisdoms reign 10 DER;
And men that once .eek note of tsxss
Now mark its fiGas EAmore
NO more to rouse its innases gay
The Clock of Ballefd siagE
The spriTg sisp- tat snspped To- day,
The deleful ruin sicss.
Thus servants hsre VIII seldom waka
Till half the morn - through;
Unless that Clock at once they take
To BILL BAR THO 10 NEW.
WI BARTBOL OMEW,
Watch Maker, ke,
teI5 Opposite the Dispatch Ofnce-
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The Governor of Arkansas has appointed
Robert w. johnson senator in Congress to
gil the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of solon Borland, appointed minister so.Cen.
trail America. a.
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The subscriber thsuK,ul the liberal patI &c
extended to the above IN for the last tye years,
hopes by strict and personal attention to business
to merit continuance OF the same.
IL 26-'m m II w NELSON.
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M&TlCE.-rhe co.partLership heretofore exs
IS isting under the firm and stv lie of N w NELSON
d co, was dissolved the 18th inst All persoDs
indebted TO the late firm requested to make
payment TO w Nelson, who is alone authorized
TO receive all moneys due the late concern.
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A late number of the ST. Paul Pioneer gives
glowing accounts of the rapid increase OF
population in Minnesota. La the tovn'of 81.
Paul 'the number Of houses completed this
season, or in process of erection, is most III.
credible. Two new hotels, of convenient and
commodious description, are IN progress ai
building and many OF the new ed!hees no"
going no would be creditable TO an eastern
City, Emigrants in large numbers are PCS.
sing up the Minnesota and upper Missoar'
rivers, to settle upon the-fer,ile laads bori
ing thereon; aud it il aise stated that every
steamer arriving at ST. Paul from below comes
crowded with settlers. mostly farmers.
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Tur aursrcar GRAPE CRop.-dne Cin'
ciurali Daily Commercial OF the 2s'n ui'.'
saws: ,ar;snced cul,;.
r.'s, ~ 1 cranes, that the rot has made is ap
va.o. y, sah ;n The growing crop, causing appre-
peaa .;.ns &c \ seriousioss 10 those engaged 10
,ha .asp culture in this country, where alone !hs
~" anaus, product amounls TO near hag a mtsssSa
| dollars. #
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DIssoTUTIo> AND CoPAR TNRR.

nIssoJUTION AND COPA II TNEh.
~ sHTP.-The firm of L CRENSdA"
co, composed of l. d CRENsBAw ana Ii NhhN
SHAW, was dissolved on the let instant oy matusi
consent Tho Com mission. forwarding ano
Grocery Business. will be continued In tne
same Fire Proof Building, by Joseph CrenEnaW
and VIM G Crenshav, under the style OF ChbN-
SHAW a. CO.
The undersaned. In retiring from the Com.
mission, Forwarding and Grocery Business. avaiis
himself of the occasion to tender his sincere ana
grateful thanks 20 those who have so long and SO
ibersilJ patronlsed him. Ii 10 with unteigned
pleasure and satisfaction that he can most con
scientously recommend bis brothers as every way
worthy Of the confidence Of his friends; and be re-
spectfuly socits a continuance of their fsvcrs In
behalf of Messrs CRENSHAW g. co:
LEWIS D CRENSHAW.
Richmond, July l, 1858.
TRENSHAW'S NEW FLOUR MILL
~ The subscribers have entered into a copsrt'
nership under the style of CREESHAW e. FISH
Err. for the purpose of conducting the Flour
Milling Business, at Lewis D Crenshsw's new
Mill, now In course Of erection at the Tredegar
Works In this city.
As soon ss the Mil Is sufficiently advanced they
will commence the purchase of Wheat, and hope
TO share proportion of public patronage.
Their Office will be in the new building, on the
north side of the BASIN. corner of lith street.
LEWIS D CRENsHAW,
" v7-d1m GEORGE D FISHER.
NEW MEDICINE STORE, Ne ~ Main
" street, next door 10 Van Lew e. Taylor's -
| PATERSON d. JACKSON respectfully announce
that they have taken the above named stand for the
purpose of conductiog the Apothecary and
| Drug Business. They are IN receipt of, anc
will keep always on hand large and complete
assortment of fresh and genuine Drugs, Medicines
and Chemicals Also, Paints, Oils, Window Glass
| Dye Sturs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Chewin:
| To5scco, Segars dc.
Our stock having been selected with great car
by one of the firm In person, from tie most reliab
| Northern houses Physicians and oiherg may rel,
| upon obtaining articles from US as fresh, genuine
and free from aduiteralion and on terms as accom-
modating and satisfactory, as they can be purchase
elsewhere.
Prescriptions will be neatly and accurately com
pounded, a. slI times of night or day.
| A share of patronage is solicited frer our frle nd
and the public generally and no EFFORT will be spare
to merit its Continuance
Ric -7ncnd. July 81, lS53-lm
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SIGN ARD ORNAMENTAL
1 -

HEAD QUARTERS OF FAsBIONA.
BILE CLOTHING.
La The subscriber mas now IN store, g most
"a splend;1 assortment OF Spring aEd summer
HY Clothing, of al styles snd qualify.
~aA4ass~ ALSO,
Every atya Of piece goods of the very laIeat pat
srns which he ls prepared TO make 20 order at the
shoEEss: noIisa. Gene and for yourself.
EB SPENCE, No 80,
mr4 eornar Msin and Governor strasss
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| coaHILL vm n eoGHILL AJ.CoaHrLL
| j. HsGOGEILL d co.
| Wholesale Dese-sin Groceries and Provisions g. and
| Commission Merchants FireProof Brick
| WarehousC, San Francisco, California.
Beters to Mr Js aes Thosnad, Jr, Richmond, "a;
Messrs Purcell, L add & Co, Richmond; Mess-s
| Barring, Mcker & Go, end Mr. J s Eastman, Ral
timorei Meig1, Esq, Cashier American Ex.
| change Bank, New york; Messrs Ross, Falconer
| l64 Pearl Street. New York; Messrs Page, Bacon
| & Co, Bankers, San francisco; Beverly C Sanders,
/ Esq, late Collector OF Sastoms, San Francisco.
| je l-3m
ri UTI ICE.-FIOe Oh havana and Principe CT
gars. TO suit all s3ss at Wholesale aad retail.
100Oo FL Neptune RFsnd
5OOo Barrsnco DO
1000 De la flor TatAua Brand
IS coo FL Gine do
14,oC0 Regshss do
5000 Jenny Lind do
10000 Bioomsr do
1000 Rough and Res 9Y.' DO
s9C0O Venus do
5000 Diana do
$4,000 Principe Eagle do
5000 La RDsnosja DO
1000 La VsceRnal do
6050 Esculapio 10
Besides many other brands soc Numerous 10 men.
,ion; in store and for sale oa accommodating
terms. Also, general sssortmer; of fine Tobacco,
Snuff. Pipes, Smoking Tobacco, Cigar Cases and
all 9th articles in this line Of bus,5ess. .
No le4 Main, corner of 10th .:resr Rich nond.,
jy 30-6ts Jas A HARRINGTON.
CTGrE CU1srtNG.--JOHF w DAVIES
- Co. practical Stone Cutters & Assons, South
Side Of the Dock near Mayo's BRIGGS. we return
thanke for the liberal PATRONAGE ws nave received
and bV gtrct attention 10 BUSINESS 70 con1nGe
~ rH@rit the confidence Of the public. 49, " 10
EEAA.-Aaylng go.sen ray rail.s, AZ S2s,ng Aill,
Ill In operation, ana new prepared to furnish
keai, either EoIEed Unboitso, Of tie csss quality,
mace OF oes! wbite sorn. on the most tayorsole
terms. Apuiv 20 Jeter & Leiswich, fev doors b.
low the Columbian ho,si, 70 ms at shs rloyo
HouSs. JOHN 4. JETEh.
40 5-6u
E,0R the convenisncs Of those having either
ON 'lai or professional bu iness with me,
have taken the ofiee lately occupied By Rober. @
scott Esq on 18th street, where snsy be seen from
II I'll O'clock ia the day, unless elsewhere en-,
o huE
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A UCTlON aOODs! AUCTION GOODS!
IA The subscribers have, Within the last few osFs,
race yed large additions tn thair stock OF caespDy
Goods direct from Auction, which will be solo very
low during the month of August, to enable thsIn 10
have plenty room for their Fail Supply. Tney
consist In part OF very fine and good 6!-acheo Co'
tons for shir.ng a. sh etings; Ifi'h Linens; Fan-
aess; Ticking; dark r rints; Bersgs de LANES;
Mouslins; black Silk an black silk Lace'; Boboln
Edgiuga; Cam erie ard i-iss Ed g!nss ard bsndsi
Sleeves snt Collars; WI ked and pisin rnen cam Gan.
everything u.eful and de sirabie can Do nsd al sne
lowest price, at orrrp.c
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y Among the lates, discoveries Of mines
= 9rlh Carolina. is lead mine in Davidson,
IN ~ bids fair to be quite productive. The
which :;ad u;,h s;,va, The wark
cad q :. n;na :. 900, ,o he eomm.nced.-
ng Of 81 40 .,.o bsen discovered rich copper
mere n les east of Germanson, 10 the county
,re five nj cxnsr,on;ans have taken
,f Stokera. n TIE Indications a,
he coppeFh horns but bv the result
present siitA NH e,ayol,s will exhi
Middle as<liD ,sfo,s hsso considered an
'it what hesr h;,hix mineral region over
noinhi y" "s'n' unusual fertility.
a id hv "a sc.t ri ....
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NAfETF FUsE-200.O00 test for sale by
~ y2s DAVEAPO Oct, ALLEN co.
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70 The citizens of Pittsburgh and of
Wheeling are in continual strife upon the sab.
iect of Ohio navigation. The Wheelingites,
chuckling over their lower status on the stream
aforesaid, telegraph Baltimore that "the boals
have nearly quit running to Pittsburg," where
upon the city of iron and coal smoke retorts
Indignantly that it is "by such trickery, Ii. e.
lowering the upper Ohio in popular estma-
tion,) that Wheeling lives, and always has
lived.'' They moreover retort "that the line
of boats of which Wheeling boasts, is one
running from Pittsburg to Cincinnati, and
merely touching at Wheeling.' 10 this state
Of things, the editor of the Washington Re-
public steps in and declares that "as there is
but twenty inches of water reported on the
bar at Wheeling, and nineteen inches on that
of Pittsburgh, we should suppose that there
were very few places on the route where the
boats didn't touch."' The editor thinks that
there is but remote prospect of any more
chimneys of steamers being knocked down by
the Wheeling bridge, which, in times of
, drought, seems like Satan, raised to "bad
eminense,' abave ths mud.stained waters
} .'murmuring far below" Pity that our friends
on the "banks OBJ de Ohio, couldn't steal a
moiety of the refreshing five foot tide that
: ruhses every twentysfour hours up our noble
James River. We would willingly spare them
"foot foot and half, or two feet' upon
proper occasions, when their lucky arks "re'
pose in mud,' and then silence their feverish
clsynors for Gwater water"
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Two words of opposite meanings, spelled
with exactly the salne letters, form a Telestick;
that is, the letters beginning the lines--vhen
uuited-were to give one Of tae words, and
the letters at the end were TO prodcse tia
others-thua:-
Unite and unite the same--so say ye'U
Not in wedlock Ewean, has tie unity bee
In the drama of marriage, eaah wandering sSsr-T
To new face would Hs-sll except you aod !,
Each seekiug tooslter the sssLL In taelr scs.o-E
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LFACCA SACKS, DUCK FROCkss
II 0c'-PER JAMESTOWN. ULY 28.-We
have this morning receved fae assortnent OF
BLACK AlpaccaSacks; white and bro We sDoek Frocks;
Planters Linen Frocks bound; s,ripssJFnior Drill
Frock, 40; Gfsss Giughsrc do; whiIe MaIseifes
VeE's; black Italian cord 90; English SAX, &c. Ca
al The Money Saving Institution OF
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN, lt
-.. .. . No l02 Main ssseet
N New style white, black and fancy rich emf
broidsred and Silk Opera Ties. ~ 97
VIRGINIA LCHhThAL KAILR0A E2
Pinster.-At meeting of the Beard of Ds2'
rectors Of the Virginia Central Railroad Comoany.
en- 18th July, 1858, the'foiiowing resolution was
adopted, Wig:
Resolved, That rlasteris not TO be deposited On
the Company's ground unit ready TO transport il,
unless the owner takes the sk of any loss tast may
oecur.
copy from the Minutes CT tee Board of D;rec-
tors. GARRETT
iy s3-2m - SECRETARY.
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: some poe,ieal iudivi.
aer a great happiness,
[ 10 bundls herself np
uy other abomina,io
great speclacles.
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The DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond. August A. Is33.

RENDER UNTO CESAR THK TpI,cs ru.T
ARE c3sAR's-The London papers made a
mistake in their account of the affair =, smvr
ma by confounding Commander Duncan n In
graham, who commands the sloop of wa, 3,
Louis, with Commodore Sringham. chief of
the Mediterranean squadron, who was a, l,,.
est dates at Constantinople, on board b;s a.v
ship, the Cumberland. 1t was Comm.naa,
Ingraham who took sround turn, unor n.
Aasrians at Smyrna; and the London SIMS
eulogistic article ought to begin thus: "AD
honor TO Commander Inaraham-all honor
to the nation whose officers cause its flap IN
be respected On whatever land or sea il NAV
float"
Com. Ingraham is citizen Of Charleston
S. G.
The correction is the more important as
Commodore Stringham is the officer who ha.
been very considerably censured for honorine
the Austrian Envoy, Bruck. with national sa
lutte Bruck being the person who was guilt,
Of the grossest injustice towards an American
consul some time since-tcaring down hi
flag, sc. .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

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