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better under The favorable advice By h America -
Boso9 Ihe demand good 9r lPoF IA ne oa trade and
Noyther ui declned The better ga are ia good demand
T75bbs n 81 s The sales wetern Canal % 56s
g. t for sa 3 SE s. ad . .a gee Be-
fore the 18th Ccioler Of I'd 5 ard SO bbs good Michigan for The
suprI, raocIate and the demand good hpussses Of 100
e,ardrs and Georgetown ard sas7 F fancy bA9Gs Rye
Fo. scarce md wanted ~ Is eI Fine Corn Meal ffeF
GRAiS-TEers Considerable e,eeneu our whea. market
prcc % &C better Prime Negern sought after To-
IS t goT.rc The eoe The arrival. irs las and s
stock il limited The sale, include eco bah M white southern
At a g Gtc t.h 9rsnay sh,s Gene'se a. - 80 az
800 tuh pine urPeT Lske At - 81 l%in,e 20 Sssa god
so Srs i nc eos ,a az = spd so bs.l. ed
fourIoed Gee buoysut Ole Tor
ana Weaen better 5000 demaud for he East sales
ard mined ,asc Western mixed nd aae for southefn
T'' + S'. "h sSo4 Id si"na md Id %
IiY 80 o. Il nd i.re.t o-o '-u ~
PROV lsloNs-IheFe tie Io.snsnt IN our Port @aise
There s.o good uqui dcissIy eoe. the es
ss = G ~. M sc s oe 90 s Ne
ard Time Beef fir demand wsh ishi ssgpy Of good;
C Mess snd - Prime Lard firm bit quiet: sales Of
no. 1 '1 sE az arc i'm t ue; ne. Of rid. and to- a i
&c sI AID for Ham BatoT a. so9d a3p"9d
Safe snS 2 -. for Orange Comfy better
sed Isgu' nelec and i'.e ws' Pals i0r pTSa.n dtfy
very ~ - !, C. months .ls o.. d.
od,s are IN for Galeaa At "a IS spanish hel At
50 b q s. cash sud til
COltEF TIE market quiet and prices are without va.oni
,sls orc bIs t allc' = ms J'ys At MAKE 100
tlgs - &c a. g. oltc.
SUGARS e ON ,sd prices m fAgo .Le buyer ,ale'
oflt0 Cutsstf o New Orleans 5 p Porto o A. &C.
MOLASSESA II market prices ste2fg sales o. % 5ts New
Oretrs % 80 Al hhds Porto Rico % 2foJc.
FISHI Cod and hlckeral without aria m prize ne
dm,rd roo aes y gniuss Cod - s. loo BIZ Mole
rel oI No large t5 foI No small eli 2 o Nc lase
sndi$S ioT 20
HlDEs-Ihs market and with light stock TIE de-
focd SAFES Of eco Buenos Ayre ~ b az 49, 7OPoF;o
Csttlo Z ~ ttl4c. sia months
IEAIHERThe market quiet for al desopt except for
glf Nhifh II acFe fci4te vf tAfo -
previClsT4fCs
OL-Iursh Linseed i sales Of 5000 gals = o. sos
had the iu de- Crlds Whale H. id
Sic Winter bleac1ed
s active request 7OG15c. Crude Sperm bot quiet a.
CC &c WINTER EleAohei commands l iiic ntleaehed CT
lS7lGl4c G5agse for slnllef and v Kern Wes
NAVAL STOREs-Our narket Tor Spirits Tsrp.utine hIE.r
sass O. 80 bts a. cldlc canf hroTant tfle CONTINUES
Sales SO obs - North ca
10 vcsierlas's qrcatous Tar IsWiso-
tlsuge prc. with oliy moderate demand for
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n.,s..h w.,..., L..rposl 5 q. 81 N.as.aa p.

Baris4Ah, wsls'sf LEfrPool % ca Goa % anlAN -
C0rrery l. 49,
HI Rofsrlsrsh Sailed eita nrg ot>ra = N-Ft1 ~
ID AZ IGrzess s-srs " le miles, Asaasl si u-der
J0rss srsrrou Iss~rn = IS coffee snl lorgoei %
Z R-rc c. ish So u, 20 s. Jon n - sPcke 5zrk Oc,s
IA af and Pcs or hf-asts 10 Is CT Isl lo- 51@ tn tas
slr ssf tcth c's a- tlr rlcoa - ath spa
- hs hlsv, DtIV . il ct'fn BE- -
ssssr SEP q a So ~ len . - sp9te tss s5al's e Pe'
Nsgiel1s; - j. Ia - a len 4 - sqcke III =.
t5eefre q Wsrr n Tor Nsw-fSG
Scar Gsorse Gilirls Cooper Portland, O.. Ia
E~ccal Eaton. Lsy1BA - H. c<Eood -
Lcisck Sehspier vesss. - BTcg, Noss L ca.
RELOw-Pak John Bzsoa, IL HarAna; also sehr D,se-ah
Lee, OElVcstcr.
wIND-Duins he asy from v ".
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s.e,r,bp B's,k wrr Buroct NstEs ssrt IL sal l4lua
So = -Sss Lvr stsu Crcehrca CO. The ssaza.p
FtEsaei-ii Nsi sld rc1l - III
rt rel. p'ft hr F-rsrs al - - lsfh
ststnsip Rcsrcts, CETendg he2nosa E15e ard pax Lad
,r-1 erE1fs
san I,ln srstr Sresr Ctrf Al 4 ro'd sro- . Wife
Nsrs ~ EGE hsfsns, Lsu<on - - mise
Cox Sab FL $50 ucf5 1-ry az Ers,sY rlcs
a. SeTt - L. . o. On . - Gaze5 sifal. si
usvrs rr-tfts -h - 4 - isr glrs sse1zzcr 5o.E
ECk S.gI m sPrrtsr New ,H.,e s. q sGss C s!ls.
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7heU s,sslir Arctic Iuee her.s lr liverpool n 5rsd
the saturday rr Ard slec Sunday morning with The
nj l~r,hf tu1 W
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b. D RENNETr. rrelsnrer.


n TICE TO CONTRACTORS -Sfsled proposals will he ~
oeyed BY the suscIbe At the Eus &. 0hse, IA kaanls
strong COUNTY Ps until sunset Of az ESDAl Oct Is mr ~
s The gadrg aud masonry between h aiming and the mouth
Ma onng Omt ard the grading, uecny ard tannong o.
the be.vv ohs the mouth Ia0nag tud brookye
miles This aiy.fon embraces all the t4anens On the line
Irorosas b. received for TIE delivery Of sc on no
Ne btwecn Pittsburgh the mouth OF Mahonns 50 mea n,
ercsiss Ions By inches OF white OAK red beeA
chesunf or theT appros ed LANDER
Prorcsss NAV b. lon a the Of the subscriber IN the city 4
Pgh Maers above Market until NJ lday, the ilth Of De-
tOter. -.
The the line viii he ready for elimination on and Afs
Saturdav which time the rtns aud specifications may
se,a Ksuune For ilIthr Information spPessea
NAV he made Franklin Wight PRINCIPAL Astant hnsnssf M
tauuiLs W Minor ROBBERS Chief Engineer George IL Ecs
baum, Associate Engineer fsbgfsh Hon Mn J9ea,9n feF
deut, The sub nlefs, CHAMBER AlNs Lbb.h ~
Amer an Railroad journal Tribune ani Herald Pal'
adj papcrs KitanuirE Rockville, AMI Ssrea
Herald ain Dealer Cleveland Insert Oct Ia and send VA
Immediately O Tie Pittsburgh Gazette.
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fFy Sandy Hook PrinriuE relersph.l
LIE HIGNLANDS ssnr. 1879


Parker Vein propeller. ard h-s Of the Highlands
W.r1 light fcrl tie west nd weather clear
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nsrd at fa rates and .earee Gold is going out freely

Tie ANNEXED Information Is rom London PAPER
There Is sometimes great advantage in receiving foreign
fles the editors well posted up American affairs
The Supreme Judges Of Mississippi have dccrced the
round and the State Legislature has made prompt pro
visions for the payment Of al labiesinerest vel
rs principal Thus reputation becomes extinct IN the
United States
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Annexed is a comparative statement of the Gold depcs
for tlo line months Of 1851. ls5! and lsll.

Tool in mos. .S'2C5lc42 sSd sass Sil397n
,CrCssc M nine months ia l63 over ol ~ 90
IA, rim. rrcuths lgh tTsl7a1
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INTEREST. - CANANDAlGUA and ELMlRA
L RAILROAD COMPANY and CANANDAlGUA md CORNING
RAILROAD COMPANY1he Coupons o. the Boaas Of tie Ca
sudra auf Eun Railroad sni Of he Canand an
Corrle Raosd Go ains due the U.s. Of October 1875 s 70
raid banking GILBERT COE JOHNSOS New.
iork CITY, on and al.er that day.
IT Il NENNETI, IRE
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OFFICE NEw.YoSK AND ERsE RsLRoaD coaPaSy,
NEwNoSE. september 2 is0
NOTICE-The Stockholders Of the New-YOrk al

DANK Of ENGLAND, IRISH and SCOTCH
- Mo- rs. sud PORTION GOLD sul SILVER COINS wANr.
Collections California aud On al pas q the Ini.i ssa
ATTENDED to With Promgtnes and dspsca Bhs OF EHeaanw
nrcxsl Saher Church San Francisco. cor sale IA ~ ss
p SApfIER No Iei Nasss1s.
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Markets. CAFIrr11Y RIPoRrrD FOR TEE y Y TRIBUNE

AsHEs-The rartei firm bat quiet fof both slds ass Of
Poe 5 81. md p 30 for Pellls.
CoITOk-The steady for this staple sales 800 bales
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n oNG IsIANn WATER MORRIS COMPANY-

IL CAPITAL 5000 ooO-sHARES, so EACH.-BOOKs q
SUBSCRIPTIONS the above STOCK viii BE- opened ca WkD
NEsDAY the h day Of oeobor NEXT a. The Bink the Repae
corner Of Broadway and Nalss Ncwfork In Bookyp Al ~
CITY Bank No 10 Atlanot ard Ia Wambusb az the Fsrms
sud CizeGs Bank, foot Of South IN st.
q. r. LAMAR, (Rvo,Lixn
CHAs W uOUGHrON,)
ANDREW y. HODGES Willsmssursh-
THOMAS GREEN
CALEB = WOODRUFF. (,r.y..s
JAMES r. WHITING. SH""-'WA
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The aggregate imports Of Dry Goods for the month have
been tcnand half millions The exports OF the week ex
elusive of specie, reach sl5350o0
The export Of specie for the week and for the year is "a
follows:
SEPT 26-By brig Florence, for Nenviss M
28-By schooner Mary CLARK for Jerernis so OF
3O-By steamship Arctic FOX Livepool.......... 483 90
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LED.

On me 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock. p NJ. RICHARD
LAron infant son Of Thomas and Mary Vince.
icy: HIS funeral Will take plscs this morning, the
18TH list. at O'Clock. from the residence of bis
Istner, tshockoe Hill Tavern to which the friends
ana scquaintancss are respectfully invited.
IN Yesterday. at Q O'Clock. A M, EDWARD
AimbLE, infant child of John and Charlotte P
snaier aged 2 years, months and II days The
Ifenos ana acquaintaHces of ths family quest
co 20 attend the funeral at his fathers residence
10 Gay 81 ii O'Clock, NJ. without further notice.
On yesterday, the 9th Inst, LARKfN w, youn g
eat eniid OF w snd II Glazeorook, sged ~
montns and days The friends snd acquaint aDces
OF tne famlJ are respectfully invited to attend The
funeral this afternoon at half past O'CLOCK, with
out farther invitation.
At EverettsviIle, Albemsrle county. on Wedues-
day morning, at o'clock, SAMUEL mOSBY in.
fant son OF Semi M Price, aged year and 81 days
Inc friends OF the family are requested TO attend
his funeral from the residence of ns father corner
OF Broad and Mayo streets, Friday morning, at 10
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Saturday. the 9:h July. near Clsrksville, Va.
OF Typhoid fever after an Illness of near threa
weeks. Mr. MATTHEW G WILLIAMS. sou of Sa-
rah ii end Saml u Williams, Sr, of Amelia county,
We.
He was most auiable young man, highly es.
teemed and beloved by all who knew hioa His
last illness was of a most aggravated character,
bstng the skill OF man, and the Kind and constant
attention of his friends He retained his mental
fsculties unc'ouded to the last-he was conscious
OF his approaching end. He sunk to his reat with.
out struggle perfectly calm and serene to the
last He left not foe behind him, but many friends
to mourn their irretrievable loss.
"From ashes to ashes,
From dust to dust" All.
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sprR,r oF THE PRESS.

The Whie has an article In which warts predicteo
between Russia and Turkey, and another on the
policv of the Administration with regard to the
construction of the Pacific Railroad by the General
Government There are several other articles OF
political stamp, whose merits we have no dispose
ton to discuss In our columns.
The Times has leader on Estate Rights" In
which the writer seems to agree with the Southsi5e
Democrat that the rights of the States were never
in greater danger, and the Federal Government
never 60 puissant as at this time.
The Mail discusses the resources of England, and
concludes that in case of hostilities she would be
able to furnish abundance of The "sinews of war"
The writer thinks that her true policy 10 peace; but
that If abe were ever Engaged In war, with this
or any other country, she would prove fornida-
BILE opponent. We think he is RICH, in saying that
the mere deprivation, for six months of American
cotton, in consequence of war with the United
States, would carry ruin and revolution to the
heart of the British Empire. There are several
minor articles relating to the acquisition of Cuba,
the attitude of the Wing party towards the Adj
mnatration and the extension of the Central Rail-
road from Clifton Forge to Covington, &c.
TheEuquirer devotes half column and upwards
to the dissection of a circular letter from 3d." of
Henrico, to the Democratic editors of the South,
which lately appeared in the Times. The writer re.
CARDS 1t invitation to the editors aforesaid to
oppose Mr Pierce's Administration. There is ano.
Their article on the Public Spirit of Savannah and
its esuIts
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CoMMrrTED.-Elzabeth Ann Glenn, free ne.
gress, was on yesterday committed to jail in de.
fault of register. Her present hirer, Mr.. Bowen,
was cautioned that he was liable to fine of five dol.
lars for employing free negro without register.
William Johnson, free negro, from Petersburg,
and who had lost his papers, was Committed to
jail. He had violated the law also By living in
Richmond the last three OF four months.
kicey Ann Saunders, slave to Dick Parsons, who
until recently has been living in Lynchburg, but
Is now living here with William Johnson, was In.
formed by his Honor yesterday, that she must re-.
turn to Lynchburg.
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CHILD WHIPPING.-Mrs Margaret Connerton
made complaint before his Honor yesterday that
Florence Sullivan, on Sunday morning last, slapped
her little boy, in the Old Market, and, upon her in
terfering, threw her down. He also threatened to
whip her son aganon Monday.
James Saunders testified to seeing Sullivan slap
the face of Mrs Conn3rton's son on Sunday.
Sullivan set up the defence that Mrs Connexions
boy had struck his little boy repeatedly and wan.
touly before he punished him The Mayor said
that that was justification for his conduct to the
boy, or Mrs Connerton, or of his threat made on
Monday He should require 800 secu rity from
him TO keep the peace, which amount had not been
given by Sullivan when our Reporter left Court.
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THE OVERFLOW OF TIE TREAsuRY.-There
is now surplus Of within frac lion of $22,.
100000 in the Treasury, Notwithstanding the
Secretary is sedeeming United States stocks
and otherwise paying the public debt as fast
as the law TO that end will allow him. Thus
it appears that the Governments revenues are
increasing so rapidly as that the public debt
is being fast extinguished without materially
decreasing the amount of cash ON hand
What ~,ll Congress do with this surpius?-
Will it not be very pane to the real interests of
the States! The fear is that it will be regard
ed merely as so much plumber, to be squabbled
for by a horde of sharp men. each of whom
will Keep free doggery here next winter to
tRgt0n Star.
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CouNTERFE1TING IN CALIFoRNIA.-The police
of San Francsco lately discovered and took into
their possession regular mint for the coinage of
counterfeit money, which was established in sub
terrapesn apartment beneath small house in that
city. The apparatus was complete, consisting of
dies, tools, files, screws, stamping machine, and
they found on hand large quantity of material and
finished coin. The press weighed nearly three
tons There was no person on the premises, and
consequently no arrests could be made. The police
had been watching the place for several weeks and
waiting to catch the rascals but their plan was de-
fea,ed by the interference OF the fire warden, who,
noticing stove-pipe apparently put up in an inse.
cure manner broke open the premises, and thus
prematurely brought the whole afair to light.
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TExAs.-The steamship Mexico arrived at New
Orleans on the 18th inst, from Galveston. She
b. ought as a part of ner cargo, si0355 in silver
Advices from the interior, continued to give en-
couraging accounts of the crops.
Ar port which needed co. firmation, had been
brought In BY man at Bolton, that surveying
party on The frontier had been attacked by Indians,
and all but one of their number killed.
The Galveston News of the 10Th, says:
At last advices Gov. Payne was lying dangerously
s;ck at Waco. He was gradually sinking under
The frustrating disease with which he attacked,
and Col. Clark was remaining with and watching
over him.
A correspondent of the Journal, writing from
Waco on the Goth ult has the following:
Ex Gov Payne of Vermont, is now here in
Waco. Heis at Capt. ROSES hotel where ne re-
ceives every necessary attention. His associates,
Messrs Clark and others, accompanied BY an es-
cot of u g. soldiers start to- day. on their explora
sion to FL Paso They express themselves fully
ss,s6ed with the latitude OF 32' for the great Paci
6c Ralrosd Gov Payne says that 1t Is "as easy to
huiId a railroad in Texas" using his own language,
"ss ID 10 to trot horse
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SALE OF REAL Enthusiastically afternoon
MIR Wellington Goddin sold az public auction, the
half acre lot at the corner of 9th and Marshall
Streets belonging to Mrs Norton's estate. The lot
was subdivided into four small lots each 32K feet
front BY I55 feet deep. LotNo at the corner sold
for 500 foot; No 2, SGT; No 3, &c., and No
s6at-average s72i Total price of lot 5000 /;
lot sal77 so lot SPAS lot 4 s2Os6 IS -aggre
gate amour. of sale S9406.75.
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T The following 10 an extract from letter
published Ia the Daily Express of Petersburg, of
the 26th instant, over the signature of y, who
10 believed to be one OF the employees" at the
City Gas Works:
"Ihe entire IRE department. was monopolised by
the President of the Association, who had them Al
work on such portions Of his property a. was not
insured"
The author Of the above has told afslsahood.
" est JOHN II BOSHER.
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> HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE--Tn5

n~ HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE.-The
NSonly liquid Hair Dye in the World for in.
stanly dying the Hair without dying the skin. lii
applied the same way as oil; is perfectly free from
nitrate OF silver and injurious acids mparts gloss
to the Hair, that has been approached by any
other article. 1t will never turn red purple, re-
tains its color to the last and is vegetable prepa-
ration that can be made in ten minutes, al very
trifing cost will send the recipe to any lady or
gentleman, on receiving one dollar. Address F.
c., Box 125, Post Office. iy l5-lm*
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Private DWELLINGS Two handsom ely finish
ed four story brick dwellings are now in progress
of completion on Main between 7sh and 9Th streets
They are being built by Mr. N w Walton-one fer
his own use, the other for the use of MIR Cosby
Mr. N w Walton, carpenter; Mr. George Turner,
Mason Mr. Walter Freeman, Painter.
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EREM0VAL-In consequence OF tearing
down the. American Hotel, corner of Broadway
and Barclay streets, Messrs PARISEN d KIM:
have taken lease of The new and commod IS
ofi:e, 80 Broadway, and hope their numerous
friends and patrons will take note of the removal.
PARlSES IL KING
jy2 81 80 Broadway NY
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| In our notice of the Caledonia Guards, yes
terday, we stated that they were to have an excut
sion for target practice on the 18th of August We
have since learned, from the highest authority that
instead of the exercise named, this fine company
will make Pleasure Excursion on the river. The
c1mpany mean to make their excursion grand
afais
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ONE OF THE "NUGGETs."-The Nevada
Journal describes lump of quartz and gold
exhibited at the banking house of II. Davis,
weighing 50 POUNDS avoirdupois, the estima-
ted value of which was $4,000. The lump has
of gold worth $17 per ounce, taken from it,
giving value of $7,O21. This great prize
was taken from Hopkins Creek, six feet below
the surface, by John B. Knapp, OF Vermont
Company, numbering four men.
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~ Mr. Samuel Barnes, who has for some
years been the editorial con,,hn,o. .su'e
ana J; Clipper, has retired from that psper
a !" succeeded by Mr. Thos. C. Conno,Ix
+" pfassised and salsn.e writer. 'AAo"H
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

We condense the following items from the Wash.
ington Star of Tuesday:
ASTOUNDING DETALcATIoNs IN CALIFORNIA
The Government has been for some time in posses
sion OF facts showing that James Collier late Col.
ector at San Francisco, had embezzled some
$780, GOO of the public funds. The District At.
torney has procured an indictment against him bya
Grand Jury of San Franciaco, and the officers
started thence to arrest him en- the lst of July He
was at Steubenville, Ohio. when last ard FROM
1t is stated that Thomas Butler King his successor,
is also defaulter to the amount of 500, 600, and
that there is ample evidence to convict in both
The penalty is from months to 10 years imprison.
ment.
1t is said that there is no truth in the rumor that
any difficulty has arisen between Gov Seymour; of
New York, and the President, with rsgard to recent
appointments, as had been reported.
Duncan H lngrsham, commander of the United
States sloop Of war st Louis, was the eth:er who
so CALAMITY irteriered in the affair of the arrest
of Hungarian revolutionist at Smyrna, by the
Austrian authorities. He forced the officers of the
Austrian ship of war to produce the prisoner and
submit to fair examination to his nationality,
after they had denied having him in custody.
1t is said that in his next report the Secretary of
the Navy will urge upon Congress the importance
of establishing suitable works for constructing and
repairing the steam machinery necessary in the
Naval service. The contract system has proved
humbug, and the existing engines, &c, almost
worthless, as well they might be, when constructed
by the "lowest bidders"
we select the following from the list of patents
Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
week ending July Goth, 1883:
Richard C. Bristol, of Chicago, Ill.-For i'm
provement in rotary stesm engines; +. o. Des'
champs, of Phiadephis, Pa.-For improvement in
omnibus lanterns Jackson A. Rapp End Edward
strsining saws by compressed air; Henry Lee Nor
ris, of New York, N. Y, assignor t. Samuel T.
Armstrong, of same place-For Improvement in
preserving India rubber in the liquid state Patented
in England, February Oath, 1858; in France, March
18th, less.
Tbs c4azeus of Washington gave farewell sere.
made TO the Hon. Pierre Soue, at about 10 o'clock,
on Monday evening, occasion OF his departure
on his mission. The Star describes the music, ad
dress and reply, in glowing colors.
The Republic of yesterday deaies that the Trea-
sury Department has received any other than mere
newspaper information of an Indictment against
MIR. Collier. II adds that Col. Golfers accounts
have never been adjusted by the Depar tment He
acknowledges that he has in mis- possession moneys
belonging to the United States, but has refused to
psy over until the Department should allow him
certain suspended items charged against him. He
has always been ready to stand suit and is willing
t, abide the event. The prosecution again st Mr..
King, probably, rests upon a similar basis.
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There are 900 miles Of railroad now in &C.
tual and profitable operation in the State of
Georgia. In addition to these, the city Of Sa-
vannah has just surveyed road TO Florida,
having its western terminus at Pensacola, a
distance of three hundred and eighty miles,
Savannah will build TO its western border, tw o
hundred and ninety miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-28

SHOCKING AFFAIR IN MIssouRI:-A negro mau,
says the Boonvie Observer belonging 70 France,
murdsred the wife OF John Rains, living in the
.au,s neighborhood was ba-aed at the stake, In or
near Georgesown. on the 18th Instant meeting
Of the citizens was also held, and France and hls
he murdar. were ordered to leave the county in
ZEN days, and the State In thirty dsys.