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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-26

JAMESTOWN We are indebted to Purser Smith
of the Jamestown for late New York papers, and
the following list -r
Passengers per Steamship jamestown from New
York to Richmond, 25sh July Capt Thos skinner,
Jas E Skinner, Lieut. NJ Perry, N; B Diggs,
G w MINIS, Jas Black, John Harris. Col w NJ
Peyton, VIM Gun, Capt NJ Wilkie, z Stevens,
Alex Howard, w Gwinn, c r Hughes ID J Hill
w Wyatt, Miss kavanaugh, Miss Dangeried, Miss
Ridgeway, Misses Thornley,, II w Moncure, l. X
Myers, B Gernsn, P Eldred, Ro Covill, Jr, r
Willis, Lewis Purney. Jas Reynolds, John K Rey-
nolds, Jas M Webb, o w Parisen. w G Wingied,
Jno Davis, A Caswell, lady and 3 children, T
Hewlett VIM Bigger, Jno Van Buskirk and lady,
Mrs Garrison, son and infant, A Gatlow, U
Mayo, Miss Coulon, Miss Gatlow, Miss Crouch, ] C
Covell, lady, child and servant; Ro Crouch, w C
Eskridge, c B Fiske Thos Shsnks, H E Palmer,
Lewis. C Il Butterfeld, Lient w s Haskell, U N;
Jas Leftwch, Mrs j w Whine, Jas II Rowland
John l. Pollard, VIM McCrae, Geo Stsrrett Saml
Jewett, Anthony, Thos Whitfield, f A James,
A Dean, G OF, Miss A OFF, G M Williams, James
Dooey, Sherar, Chss Goodall, Hum
phreys-s2; and 80 in steersge. ss4---.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY "A young man named
Leon Morey was arrested on Thursday, in New
York, on suspicion of having robbed Francisco de
Silva of diamonds, jewery, pins, rings, bracelets,
&c, to the amount of about $4,000. Mr. Silva
boarded with the father of the accused, at No. 6
Lawrens street, and after a few hours absence,
found his trunks, drawers, &c, broken open and
the property gone. There are strong grounds of
suspicion against the accused but the matter lie not
yet fully investigated. He denies all knowledge eff
the matter. The parties living in the house are
nearly all Frenchmen; the complainant is Span.
lard. No portion of the property has been re.
covered,
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MExICo.-The New Orleans Picayune, of
the 10th, has late news from Tampico but
there is nothing interesting in it. The Ell Co.
mercio has some savage remarks about the
Mecilla Valley; at the same time declaring
that it twill not adopt the Dragging ard fam
faronade style of the Northern press ri. e. the
press of the United States. The Concrete
comes to the conclusion that the "Chief who
is now at the head of the government is not to
) be frightened" and it hopes that he will not
let the insults from the United States pass un.
noticed but that she will again open the tenn
pie Of Beiiona and let the cannon thunder. :,
Ancient Pistol still lives, and is, no doubt, edi
tor of the Concrete.
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DIED IN PRIsoN.-Abijah Learned imprisoned
for bank robbery, died in the Hospital connected
with the prison at Auburn N. Y, on the 2lst inst
His disease was consumption. Upon his death bed
he declared his innocence of the robbery for which
he was imprisoned, and not only were the authori
ties of the prison convinced of this fact, but the
Governor of the State had granted pardon, which
reached Auburn an hour or two after his Death At
the time of his trial. he established abb, on the
testimony of three witnesses from Oxford and
Southoridge which witnesses were, after his coz
viction, indicted for perjury. ~ .-f
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STEAMBOAT SET ON FIRE.-We learn that on
Saturday morning about O'clock, the steamboat
Old Dominion, of the Towing Companys Line,
was discovered to be on fire. The DANES were
promptly extinguished but not before the boat had
sustained damage to the amount of come $780,
Fortunately some stevedores who were engaged 10
assist in loading avesse below the Point, came on
board to prepare for their lsbors just as the flames
burst out or it supposed the steamer would nave
been inevitably burned. She was insured
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BLAcKwooDs MAGAzINE.-We have received
the last number of this best of Magazines, from
Mr. James Woodhouse, bookseller. 1t contains a
review of Weiss History of Protestant Refugees
after the revocation of the Edict of Nantz. chap
ter on Life Assur ance, on the effects of Emigration
and the influx of Gold, on the state of Fine Arts
and Taste ia 1858, and several others of equal
merit Blackwood is above praise, and needs it not
at our hand. The lovers of sound literature, will
be gratifed with the present number.
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TIE RIVER AMAzoN.-Two STEAMERS, one OF
100 and the other of 80 tons in process of con-
s,ruction at New York, for navigating the Amazon,
the largest river in the world They are to be ta-
ken in pieces and set up at the mouth of the river,
and If found adapted to the service, will be fol-
lowed by others. They are to be ready in about
three weeks. This enterprise is undertaken by an
Eastern gentleman, under the auspices Of tine Pc.
ruvian Government.
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F Thomas Reilly, one of the sufferers by the
explosion of the boiler in Pratts foundry In New
York, ON Tuesday last of which we gave particulars
died on Thursday, in the hospital He was struck
by fragments of iron and briex while sitting upon
the steps of his residence, In Ridge street He was
. native of Ireland, and about go years of ege
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THE CATHoLIcs.-SIatement have been made
with regard to the purchase of the Virginia House"
By 1.-THE Catholics. Upon inquiry, We learn from
good authority, that Bishop McGiil has purchased
this property from its owner, Mr. George Taylor,
for the sum of $4,000 intending to make it his own
residence because before long he will find himself
compelled to demolish the house in which he re-
sides at present. for the purpose of enarging the
Church, which is now too small to accommodate
the congregation. He was further induced to make
this purchase with view at some future day, when
oircurnssar ces allow and require it, to erect fne
cathedral upon the site of the present Church, a
position as central and suitable for this purpose
az any that could be obtained in the city.
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TREASURER OF THE CoMmoSwEALrH'--"e learn
tina, the Governor has made the appointment me-
ss.,arv to fill the vacancy in the Office of Treasurer
to the Commonwealth, accustomed oy sne oestn Oh
Or Robert Butler, but that he wifhnoios metal mo-
tice Of the sppointmeht until ne has ascsrfained
whether the person selected viii accept II We
understand that the person selected viii not be .
.,tiyen of Richmond. T
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SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL correspondent of
the baltimore Clipper, in Plymouth, N. c.,
s"es inc following account of melancholy
s..'0ea' winch occurred at Williamson, on
Saturday laet: =
nlaxyS young man by the name of Bsogg, en-
SSso .u "a !ne steam mill at that place, acci.
s,r ry uipped and fell, and in falling his arm
suacn tne circular saw and was instantly
sus on as II II had been done by sickle. The
!efs produced by the collision threw him owe,
ana brought his neck in immediate contsc,
van the saw, and in a twinkling his head was
severed from his body and thrown some fou,
.set rom the instrument. Alas! how true i,
S ae ns,,ning, sin the midst Of life we are il
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sNNNvsNna NOTICE.-Those whose names are
SyX@ enrolled to become members OF the Tenn
IA perance Military Company about to be or
S1uEe ganized will meet in the Hall of Arnory
dav 27tb inst ct O'Clock, P. M. All Sons of Ten.
perance In the city and Its vicinity respectfully
invited to be present on the occasion.
- atS --....... E
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vESrxuELA-By late advices from Marketable, 1t
appears that the affairs of that country were still
very unsettled. The Government had taken pos
session of all the coasting vessels, and had armed
them for the protection Of the hsrbor. e
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PERCY FFT1NcHAM, novel by Henry Cockton,
author of Valentine vox, Sylvester Sound, Stanley
Thorn, &C. Such is the title of new work pub
lished from advanced sheets, received by the last
steamer, which we have received from MIR Geo NJ
West, bookseller. We have not had time IT, ex'
anime il. but If it resembles its predecessors, from
the same pen, it will be well worth reading.
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PANAMA RAILRoAD.-Twenty three miles of this
road completed, and the remaining 90 miles IN.
der contract. The climate Is SO presidential that
every five yards of the road thus far, have cost q
human life. u9 8ga9H vaE8
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GOVERNOR REaIGNED-Hon Philip Allen, Co.
vernon Of Rhode Island, has resigned, having been
elected Senator In ,he Congress of the United
States The dutesof Governor now devolve upon
the Lieutenant Governor, Francis N Dimond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-26

CoNTINUED.-A peace warrant, charging Mrs
Whitehurst with using abusive language towards
Mrs Carter-both live On I'd street-was con-
tnued for trial until to-day, owing to the absence
of witnesses for the complainant.
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WHIPPED Washington Friar, slave to Turpin
e. Yarbrough, on Sunday night, stole blanket
from negress named Sally Hudson, living near
the basin, and then beat her. Ordered 20 lashes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-26

FFrederick Hoffman, train conductor on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was killed Friday,
at Monocacy Bridge, by falling between the cars
and the wheels passing over his head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-26

TMr. II. w. Herbert, supt of the Washing.
ton Monument has exhibited to US . working mo-
del Of steamboat. on plsn entirely new. We
shall notice tomorrow. fvt
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rFThe rains about Danviile have been oopious,
aud an average corn crop is anticipated
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DThe particular attention of persons
desiring obtain pleasant and convenient Building
Lots at small outlay 10 requested to the sale to
commence THIS AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock, of
20 Building Lots in Duvals Add ton. See adver.
tisement of the sane. JAS M TAYLOR,
IL 26--It Auet
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FFauquier is about to build new Court
House-her old one having been recently burnt
The contract for the new has been given out at
1890.
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4 ,ONFECTIONERx AND RkSTOKA.
" TIVE WIN. A. MASON has purchared of A.
Smith the Confectionery and Restorative kept in
the basement OF the Odd Fellows Hail. He will
will be pleased to see the former customers of the
house, and his own friends He will always keep
ON hand the very best articles in his line which win
be sold and served up in the best style and at the
lowest rates. His Bar will be supplied with the
In o. 6t
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EA negro woman and child, belonging to Mrs
David Niche, were seriously injured in Charottes-
vile, Thursday, by the explosion of canphine
lamp. The child it was thought would die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-26

RrLrAsKp-Ellen Hsxall. Imprisoned for mis-
demesnor. was on yesterday released from Jail, in
order that she might give proper attention to very
sick child.
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DIscHARGED-That inveterate topper, VIM Vest,
who has spent nearly half of his life-he is about
80 years of age-in the city Jail in expaton of the
crimes of drunkenness and petty larceny, was again
placed in the familiar criminal bog yesterday to
answer the charge of stealing bundle Of his sis
ter's (Mrs Miller's) clothing. Vest was seen By
Mr. Parsons with this clothing, which Vests sister
had missed, about week or two since, out on
Brook Avenue, where he was offering them to
two or three negroes for sale. The proceeds, of
course, went for whiskey. Vest played the same
scurvy trick upon his sister about year ago, and
was imprisoned for it The examination was fur
Their continued until to-day owing to the absence
of witnesses. --- .-rs
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DruSx AND DIsoaDxRLT.-Mary Alvin, free
Negroes. was punished yesterday with Ave lsshes
for acting In q very dsorderly manner while under
the influence of liquor, upon public lot, on Sun.
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The subscriber thankful tor the liberl pstIenas e
extended to the above I'm for the las five years,
hopes by strict and personal atteniiopto business
to merit continuance of the same
~ 26-Im -..-.- N WsELSON
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~DunIop, Moncure & Co ask the atten.
tinn of dealers to their auction sale of Groce.
rfes, DC, at their store, this morning, at 10 o'clock
without regard to weather iy26-lt
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r. st. johns Lodge, No. 36-Dove
~ Lodge, No. 81, Lodge Franchise, No. So,
" VLafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. 49,
M convocstion of the members of the
sabove, is hereby called a. the Mason's
Hail. this CTuesdsy,) evening, at o'clock precise.
ly. TO take into consideration such alterations as
may be necessary in refttng their present place OF
meeting. IKE
By order of the Presiding Officers.
in 06-Itt
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H Intermitting or ChiIis and Fever
May are suffering win this form Of disease, Who
It would seem, can only obtain temporary relief and
who are subject to repeated attacks, greatly debi.
tsting the system. DR.. Z. d. ROBINSON offers to
make permanent cure of all such cases In shsrt
time and with but little medicine. Medicine, with
directions, sent TO order. Office on Franklin, be-
tween 18th and l4th streets. eia3I
iy 20-d6 Nwlts $500 sas4HW
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fINAKE NOTlCk.--A grand display OF Fire
/ Works will take place at the Huguenot
Springs, on Friday evening next, July 49, 1858; on
which occasion, there will be one of the regular
Coton Parties. The cotillon parties will come off
on every Friday during the season, and not every
other Friday, as stated in previous advertisement
jy 26-4r -z mi. fst. Hsr +e@ a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-26

HDuring the storm of Tuesday, white wo-
man was killed at Milton, Albemarle, by lightning
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ID ICHMOND HOUsE.-Several very supe
IL rior rooms for families with or without par
lors Early applications are desired.
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PAPERs.-We acknowledge the receipt of late
New York papers from Adams e. Co.'S Express.
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TFyHE SURSURIBER having determined &c

TENHE SUBSCRIBER having determined to
l. change his business, would say to any person
who wishes to engage In keeping Restaurant that
a good opportunity can be Afforded at the Pearl
Street House, to purchase the fixtures complete
The situation is too well known to describe it,
Apply on the premises. All persons holding claims
against me will hand them in. so that can make
the necessary arrangements to have them settled.
iv 16-2t 14-, P C. KIMBROUGH.
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ENGLISH ALE.-lI Casks "Ess lndia Pale
II Aie," imported direct from LierpooI, Just
received in store and for sale by
jy 26-3s -----r- sSCHAER KOHER e. CO.
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1 ATTENTION, BLUES:-Attend meet
81 ing and drill of your Company, at Lafayette
M Hail. on WEDNESDAY next the 9th inst, at
~ half past o'clock, P M. By order of your
mo REGNAULT,
iy 06-9t .r.t Orderly
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srrArrxo Trnssn a di.s,.ed and p.I.i.d IL

49, -
STEALING TrxBEK "A diseased and psisied In
ebriafe named Alexander Muse, on Sunday, about
one o'clock in the afternoon, shouldereds piece of
timber, which was lying with other timber upon
lot on Marshall street, and belonged to Mr. Alexan-
der Brooks, and was making Of with it, a. he said.
to tx fence for old Tom Harris of Scresmersvills,
when Mr. John J. Ray, who saw the theft, inter
Tered and made Muse return the timber toits place
He then had him arrested. The value of the piece
was about 37A cents. Yesterday the Mayer COM
mitted the accused to Jail, there to muse over his
misdeeds until the time of his examination on the
charge of petty larceny, which will come off in
August next. Muse doubtless expected to get q
piece Of whiskey as long and hot his own fiery
throat in exchange for the piece of timber but the
light from ray of truth disclosed his roguery, and
dispelled the guilty vision of his hopes.
Tom Harris, ex-Msyor of screamersvilie, made
his appearance soon after Muses. examination
Stick In hand, and with sad and depressed. coun
tenance that indicated the infection of some deep
injury upon his honor and peace of mind, Tom
entered st once upon the narration OF his woes -
Alick was ence ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. He had often
befriended him He had, on several occasions,
granted him permission to lodge under one of the
trees of his yard and only the otaer day had given
him fourpence for helping broken down fence
to stand up. After all these bountifu acts of kind.
ness, Tom, like traitor, had vi!lied him, and said
that he told him to steal this timber. This was too
much for the grey hairs and temper of the exMayor
He had said he would not stand it, he would walk
to the court house and obtain justice He had
come He was there. The Mayor, with most
fatherly aspect kindly assuaged Toms keen anxiety
and soothed the sorrows of his troubled breast by
assuring him, that after hearing his, Mr. Tom Har-
ris', explanation, he was perfectly satisfied. The
venerable Mr. Harris gracefully accepted the COM
pliment-twirled ais cudgel lightly, and with smii.
ing brow and straight coat tail, left court
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STABBiNG.-A free negro, named Peter, living in
Manchester and employed in Mr. R Christians to-
bacco factory, arraigned before his Honor yes
terday on the charge of stabbing a negro, named
Isaiah, slave to George Turner, On Mayos Bridge
Saturday evening last.
Isaiah deposed that he worked with other negroes
upon the brick factory of Mr. Taliaferro's, now
being built In Manchester, and that for several eve
nings, ON coming home from work, Peter, who
would station himself on the bridge, abused him.
Friday evening, witness was coming over with sew.
eral other negro workmen, when Peter abused the
party, and on his replying, jumped up and struck
at him. and then stabbed him in the back by the left
shoulder. - --
Two negro boys, who were with Isaiah deposed
to hearing Peter call the party names as they passed
by him from work Friday evening when Isaiah
called him back Peter then struck at Isaiah with
stick, which one Of lsaah's party got away, and
he then sta bbed Isaiah in the shoulder The Mayor
upon this testimony, remanded Peter to Jail to
await trial. for feloniously stabbing Isaiah before
the Hastings Court In August next.
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Sales Of lots in Petersburg, indicate an ad-
vance IN the value Of rssl estate In thatcity.
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- EXCHANGE AND BANKING
M HOUSE OF C.. w. PURCELL d CO.
The notes of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed IS heretofore AZ par at our
counter.
y-All solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed az par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated 81 Washington.
- MOTTO - Express packages Tor
A Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg. &c In
tended for shipment per steamers Roanoke or
Jamestowu, will hereafter be received by
Messrs ADAMS & CO. 50 Broadway, who are ,hs
only authorized agents for Express privileges BY
these ships
Office Of New York and Virginia Steamship Com.
pany, No 80 broadway.
LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs, Agents
New York. june. l, 1883 Ia "a
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EDr. F. T. Strbling sent in his resignation a
short time SINCE as Superintendent of the Western
Lunatic Asy lum of Staunton. We are glad to learn
from the Stanton Spectator, that he has been pre-
vailed upon to withdraw it.
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MANCHESTER FIRE CoMPANY-After giving due
honor to the noble exertions of our own hremen
we should not forget the services of fremen from
other places We learn that at the large fire on
Cary street. and also at the fire Saturday night,
the Manchester Fire Engine Company was CD hand
promptly, and worked noby. Indeed they excel
ed several of our own engines, we were inform,
ed, and contributed in great degree to the early
extnguishment of the fires. This is but tardy, but
lis hearty acknowledgment of their services.
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q The Lexington Gazette has passed into
- NO. = n.aos Of Mr.. Aiphonso Smith, who is said
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70 CHANGING at Hudibras, we find phrase
which we had always considered an Americanism
We copy the passage containing it below for the
amusement OF humorists Hudibrastic, whose
stomachs being made of gumelastic, can find room
for any amount Of fun as well as such timber as il
here spoken of:
knights errant, as some think,
Of old did neither eat nor drink; r.'f
Because when thorough deserts vast,
Of regions desoiate they pass'd,
Where BELLY TIMBER above ground
Or under, was not to be found, o..
Unless they grszd, there's not one word
Of their provision on record--e ..s..t
Which makes some folks confdel tly write,
They had no stomashs but to fight"
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u The Cornet Band will perform ON the square
this evening.
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49, w. D. MERIwRTHRR. I'M
DxA PORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
EYsoLE MANUFACTURER OF Is ENII,0-
TisED SMOKING TOBACCO. " l4-am
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FThe Alderman is obliged to his friend of
the Petersburg Express, and would accept bis invi.
tation with pleasure, if he could spare time; but
takes occasion to say he is tired of Turtle Soup
and would much prefer Brunswick Stew.
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GAIT, SALT.-l000 sacks fine IRerpool Salt,
Ustored at Rockets, for sale by
jy 26-3t SCHAER, KOHER & CO.
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NN EssRs. KNAPP q WEBSTER viii be
Nl found at the Exchange Hotel for one week
longer only, BY all who wish to improve this rare
opportunity of obtaining correct knowledge Of
genuine and counterfeit Bank Notes. Perfect salts
faction warranted. zgcsz s-.C.t4 Il .*szos /
Reierences-Messrs Psiro & &C,
- :" Purcell g. Co. 6xcnange
. Isl. Fsa.zss "a Msary & Morton, brokers.
Mr. Wherry, Teller Excnange Bank
and respectable Merchants generally.
"a sHE0Hg EE4'& q KNAPP,
iY 26-3t $1,000 sc WEBSTER.
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pA corps of the Engineers engaged IN survey.
ing the route for Railroad from Savannah to
Pensacola, hare Travelled one hundred miles, and re-
port the country favorable-evel and well hmbered.