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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-09

M UNES 8 CLARk'S PIANOS.--P. H.
kV TAYLOR, sofe agent in this city for the sale OF
PLANO FORTES made By the ebove named oelebrs
ted makers, i'd constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
Tnenutactory.
They combine oil the moder, improvements, ana
ere renowned for kee ping in tune.
r. The public are cautioned TO observe that
The title of the arm il NUNNs / CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
Guitars, Viciins Aeoordeons and Flutes. Also, Gui
taT and Violin Strings OF the best quality.
F.. III. T. has ia store the largest stock of new and
standard Music TO be found south of Baltimore and
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashenate
music OF the day liberal discount Eaads 20 schools
and dealers PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
az 100 Min street
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MPUkTANT ID ECISION.-Mlk
n kAps DA0uERREOTYPES.- The public has
dscded that the FLESH TINT DA0UERREC-
A PES taken W the suhecrhe. are the u.osx bea1
Combining evosy essential reRuisite-fessurc expires
500, csser-tseY cannat DO Otherwise thaa perfect
tac stahe N nature The citizens of Richmond and
Sieauity are respectfully informed that they Gao OF
sn pictures &c ell tiss VI the well arranged aud at
traotiys Gstery OF JOHN MURRAY
Eagle Sqnsrr. Msin street, sign Of the Red Fisa
b.--Pfioes vety reasonable Ste<ecaecpic Pc
lures taken Ia ssyie which oanuot BE- exceeded.
de-
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NJ w. NELSON. Merchant Tailor. and
Iva Dealer Ia Fashionable Read y Made CLOTH
ING. lS5 Brood Street, Richmond. keeps ucnstas.sy
on han4 ard hr sals tnlf essestsnsst OF t'ENfLkr
scrpsien. Also, he@osii,l assortment u CIcthA
Csesneres and Vessinen, whlch win be INSIDE mp e
order the shortest notice and tAs most aeconz
dating terms and Ia manner which cannot b Ger.
paEsed by any other establishment IN the city. OFT
and strangers are respectfully invited % eeiL -
feei confident THAI can svc chs most psxfrss -
Iisfh<tsonL
AN kinds IL CUTTING drno ard whrsDteat - &.
FURNISHING ARTICLES, 81 n kinds er psic
resures psicf. &C %-afn
LTOn IhE TEEIH-Peasl Dea6trice.
I H.nonipe DersifIice
Csmn,insss PreAtnm DentiAiee
II fYisonss Tcetk Paste
ca ssposl Tpeeh fasfe
Da.esr Tce<h feNd<F. teeoputs - ~
CStnsl1e xocth 6oNR Eor eale g
al J. bLAxpA esseaes ~ q Ak.pWA
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NOTICE.-HaviDg sold my entire int.
~ rect 10 the ooueern of MACE & WINSTON to
ne .a,. ~ ~ ns. as ans ssoes e ass
doe the concern must be paid TO him, and all dsb1
enc By Ii l4ast DO presented to him for caisekoe-
d. IA. MACE.
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III Ain DYES, HAIR IONIUS, HAIlI
manufacturers. For sale by ''ssS sAe es's'
deg rI prror q ~
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fsVHE OLD MEDICAL HOIJst

FsNHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,
L. FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
still dispensing the BILE =sings Of their skill IL the
treatment and OF ell delicate diseases at this Old
Institution.
People IN the country, when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited TO call. mo charge for
salteaon Much attention Is given 70 female disor
dess.
Doctor 2. & Co. are the makers and sole wonders OF
tho CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
Frs, hch has stood the test of tnne, ind which 10
tered sad slrnost wsed down BY the froics of esry
Efe
AL letters, prepaid, promptly attended to. Ofiss
hours from A. n, till p. n.
au 5-d&wts RICHMOND, Va
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A viii be seen by M. WIpston,s advertisement
anrexed. he VIII contiuOe the Gse<ery. Consnsren
and Forwarding business at the old stand Of Mace
Winston. and corusalsy reoemmt nd hira 20 the ps
tFcnase u abs old Customers Of che home.
a. H. MACE
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GOOD NEWS.-JuSt received, eecund
~ supply OF very cheap BLANkETS, LINSEYS
heavy veolen SATINEIS. square aud rong
SHAWLS FLANNEL5 Of all colexs Preach and
Engl.sh MEAihos, ALPACA and black canosr
G .l>sllln BOMBALlNE, plain and broceee SILKS,
best assortment Of embroidered L. c. HpKfss
SLEEVES, caiEMI6ETTES, cambria and mnsin
6aNpc lace muslin, cambria, Crosha and HorAatnsl
cashmere aud SILK HOSE Decides srees yssisty 81
fancy Articles, such 80 BRACELETS. PORTE
BOXES, &c.
Strangers visiting The nity and the public generally
VIII and i 90 their interest to give me osl % nv
motto is, 'ssrnsll profts sad quick ssles -
se iS-Ssa II. RoSENFELD, I76 Broad &.
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zsosfiEN BUTTER and Cheese. Re-
W fned Syrup, for sale low by
des JOHN II. cLAIBORNr
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IHEESE.--50 boxes prime Cheese lust
des EDWIN woRTHAMa co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENIUkTH ANNUAL BENEk II or
u rHE UtiTON BENEVOLENT UucfETY, q
PRATTS vireinis Daguerrean Gallery,
NJ I45 Main stsesi. - ~ 0ssAss Winse~s "a
SATURDAY, Dec. 10Th. 1853.
r. we sAail devote enr setire receipts % Tie
atsve e1cciient charity. Shcnld tho ueelber provo
5ncssneat shall - ths prsoeeds of tke 6sss Zoo
day thereetter.
N.B. 4 cosamiitcc u the. Msnsssrs Will b. Pre-
sent b. the rcqaest Of the President u the Unon
l,*,ueSxaeat Society. deS
hONrr BE HUMBU<s<iED. Nix OS
II BORNE wceid inform ths good peopss 81
kohmont thai he is still b fosnd &c his Old estab
iishea gallery. opposite the Banha Mr. o. has no,
.skea one thousand pictures In swo months But IL
Vas dane mo bssinea for iwsentY-twe mouths
OSBORNE claims TO Be the Erst in Richmond IN
give to Dssusreotypos o hfelike hess-coiosed sp-
pesraIke.
STOCK. STOCK. sTocKi,L-osBoRNE /,
psepared % hlrsisla country artists With CAMElAs
OoLs. CHEMICALS, and STOCK. who.essAc q
retail. OSBORNE,
& &c q Sign OF the Flags cf ali Estsons
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NEW YORK LIFE INsURANCF

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
~. ~ SoidPANf .-Great prosperity eootinuss 70 CT
tend the business OF ttis company The hest snsr.
report Of Its transactions hoe Just come 20 hand
onrrns tbs months up TO the ist inst 1871 new
Policies have been issued the premiums o. s,aion
including premiums on ali renewals,
euiouhs 70; $50 20 H
losses PAID ouHIs the SAINT time on e POD
Leaves this sum added to previous assets Ssa sp n
fotai amount OF tho present 40
sumusesed sssets h. .......... s7Ss IT'S On
For Insurance cal at the Bspsisf Book Deposssory.
No. 2fS haia street f'S
&C II cHAs. woRTHAM, AGENT.
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i AMP 0ILS.--:,b9 gallons best winter
~ Bieaehed Solar AID Sperm Lamp Ola rexeiyed
and fer sale ky CHAS. NILLsPAUGH,
Dc Druggist.
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GT. CkOiX, PORTO RICO AND N. O
~ SUGARS, for sale by
de 5 WILLIAM EG0LFsTON.
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ROE SALE--A second hand Carriage and
Il Harness.
Apply 10 EDW'D. D. EACHO,
DE General Agent and Collector
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IN One hundred casks superior
- ~ lao = LINE, for sale low By
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RurIER-A few kegs fresh receiving,
Dc s J. ]. FRY.
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HAMS.-<iu0 superior new Hams, small
IA s;se, for sale by
de1 CaAS. T. WoRTBAME co.
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BACON SIDES.-3O hhds. Bacon Sides,
~ bright aud dry, for sale by
del CHAS. 4. WORKMAN & co.
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sSnfA1A LBS. 'Siaughter's' celebrated
%UOO COTTON YARNS, for sole at f4etory
prices By
de J. J. FRY, Agent.
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BUCKINGHAM PIPES, XSo.-OrOnoko
~ aud other superior Smoking Toesocos German,
6uean cham, and other Pipes Pipe Stems, sc. For
sale by
de5 ZIMMERMAN
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HACKSON'S s SUPERIOR CaNLLto.-
~ $50 boxes, for sale by
des DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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4 IQUOR CAS- elgnt
IL Glass Bottles, Tumter. very, handsomely fux-
uished article. For sale by .Esa
de5 ZIMMERMAN
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4 NOGNAC BRANDY. -, ;a.IIl,u,, ~ ID. !.
n "Hensessey" '-otaxd, Duruv 4 CO.., Rrandy
nsit pipes, for sale by
de2 DAVENPORT ALIENS co.
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LSoNCE OF COEFEE.-fhises essence
HI will 90 far four pounds Of Java Coffee aud
IS OF more delicate ead fEer flavor. Price lsl
per package. Fer sale by ss&4 -.
de1 4. S0DEKER, No. 30 Main st.
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TTr ApMIErsTRATIoN.

a.. .xnressions of three of the members Of the
r.h,ra, !, the grand Presidential Banquet In Phil
.a.,,h,.. have attracted much attention, and We
think proper to state them more particularly than
we have done
Mr. JEFFERSON DAVIS, who seems, during the
Presidents journey, generally TO have responded
for the Cabide replied on the occasion of the phila
delphia dinner, to q toast complimentary to that
body of gentlemen. In the course Of his speech, he
declared himself strict constructionist. In the
truth CT which declaration Presiden, Pierce de-
clared his entire confidence by word showed in
just at that point of Mr. Davis remarks Mr. Davis
was OF opinion that Congress had neither power
to make roads or other public improvements within
nor without the States. But there was question
which, In his estimation involved "the question OF
the integrity of our Pacific possessions" He ex
planned this question and its Importance, BY sup.
posiug that our Pacific possessions were sssaieu
By such power as England or France, he consio
cred 1t impossible that the military power Oh 'nls
government, (which consisted in the hnews sho
strong hearts of Its citizens," could be used ior
their protection, sunless there was rahroao ~
transmit it." He therefore argued that H. In miii'
tarv poipt IF yiey, a railroad to the Pacihc was
necessary ne he believed it was. the war power OF
the government might be employed to make such
a road without violating the constitution.
incidentally Mr. DAVIS declared that on the sub
lee, of Internal Improvements within the limits Of
the States, ".hey" (mesning the Cabinet, we sup
pose) would touch nothing; adding. 81 speak not
for my self alone; but for my honored chief'l
Mr. BUCHANAN followed Mr. Davis, and alluded
in pleasant vein to that gentleman's strictcon-
struction Misunderstanding he never knew but one
man who excelled him in this respect and that
was Congressman and friend of his, from Vir
ginia, Judge Robertsonl who. when very i'll, de-.
clared that he had almost lieve take his chances
to be ID, as buried by Congress at public ex.
pense, in violation of the constitution He ex.
pressed his qualification, however, that his strict
construction friend, Mr Davis, was willing to ap-
propriate the public money to build railroad to
the Pacific, with which he (Mr Buchanan) was
entirely agsesd.
Mr. Guthrie, of the Treasury, represented the
Treasury as Furnishing but deprecated an excess
of money there, which he thought might very ju.
diciously be disposed of in building railroad to
the Pacific.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-18

STEALING PoRK sailors named Peter
Smith and Robert Nelson, were brought before his
Honor Saturday, on the charge of stealing three
hams and piece of canvass from the big Sylphide.
Captain Frederick Gibbs, late from New Orleans,
on Friday last. From the testimony, it appeared
that Captain Gibbs discharged Smith and Nelson
from his service Friday morning. They then made
arrangements, they said to go on in the Roanoke
to New York, on Friday afternoon, but did not 60.
Subsequently they skipped on beard of the brig
Vermont for New York. Captain Gibbs missing
the hams fron quantity of pork he had en- board
of his vessel suspected The discharged sailors of ia.
king them. He accordingly procured a search
warrant, and on examining the berth of Smith on
the Vermont, the hsms and canvass were there
found covered up. The Mayor examined Nelson
particularly to his connection with the theft, but
no evidence was sdduced at ali inculpating him,
and he was discharged from custody. Smith how.
ever, In the opinion of his Honor, was the guilty
party, and was committed to Jail in default of bail
to answer the charge before tie Grand Jury of the
Hastings Court in August next. Nelson, at the
cage stated that he was returned Californian, and
exhibited upon his person Sl400 In geld.
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The place 10 pet your MaaazInes

NJ The place TO get your Ma 90 zines,
WNewspapers and Cheap Books
is at the Literary Depot of l. SMITH opposite
the American Hotel. His counters and shelves are
always filed with the latest publications of the day,
and his assortment of Books, Games, &c, for chill
dren; Song Books Blank Books, Stationery, &c,
cannot be surpassed by any house in the city. In
addition to this, you can be furnished with any
English or American Magazine, or Periodical, at
the publishers prices, and have it delivered reg.
ularIy to you in any part of the city We advise
all in want of articles in his line to give him CALL
iy 1876
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LoCAL MATTERS.

THx SHIP LOCK AT RocKETTs-Ins g1essl
work IL going forward q rapidly a. possioie Az
everv step new obssa have retarded IT, thus far
but now. everything looks IKE going ahead. The
water which constantly rushes IN, - NO" co"P'o'o
" under command, by the use Of TWO pumps .no
lis men are at work In building custing snoiay
.,one &c for the bed Of the lock. Ith foundeo on
. .oiid rock throughout. The great inequalities Of
the native bed have given vast deal OF trouble H.
!. an .ome places too high and in others full OF fs
.ures and holes of all imaginable sizes and shapes
of course this fact could not be ascertained un.
iii The water and acent earth were completely
removed Nothing now seems likely to delay the
completion of the locks, a"consummatien devoutly
to be wished
Many of the traders In the lower part of the city
complain bitterly of the delay, which from seve-
raj causes, hes occurred In the completion of the
new Looks, and the disuse of the old ones. Many
places which were formerly excellent stands for
business are now almost deserted from the fact
that no vessels can approach them. The proprie-
tors have shown great patience for long time, in
the hope of zeeng better days, and We think
that in another twelve month, q tide of business
will dow in upon them, sufficiently to make them
ample amends. Indeed il can hardly be other.
wise, as every thing now tends to prove. Many
delays have occurred 1t 10 true but they have been
chiefly, If not entirely unavoidable. But the ad
vantages which will accrue in the end, to the inha
bitants of the lower part of the town, will be 90
great to make them fully Satisfied with their posi-
ton and prospects.
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE.-The
>only liquid Hair Dye in the World for in.
stantIy dying the Hair without dying the skin. tits
applied the same way OIL 10 perfectly free from
nitrate Of silver and injurious acids imparts gloss
t. the HAIR that has never been approached by any
other article. 1t will never turn red or purple, re-
tgins its color to the last, and is vegetable prepa
ration that can be made in ten minutes, at very
tritling cost. Twill send the recipe to any lady or
gentleman. on receiving one dollar. Address F.
c., Box 125. Post Office. jy l5-Im*
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TEpidemics make short work of pa
tents win feeble stomachs and disorganized nerv
Gus systems.
Keep, therefore, your digestion vigorous, and
your nerves well strung
The best conservative preparation in the world
for the stomach. circulation, and the nerves, is
Morse's Inyigoratine Cordial. If these are dsor-
dered, remember, 10 that preparation you have a
certain cure. .er -ft.a
EIt is put up highly concentrated, In pint bot.
ties at 81 per bottle-2 for $50 for SI2
CHARLES III. RING,
1872 Broadway, New York General Agent.
Sold by BENNETT BEERS,
jy 1915 l25 Main st, Richmond.
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~ b. w. sTARKE, Attorney at
ELaw and Notary Public.-Practices
Ia aii the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As a Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin or out of
his ottce) Proof and Acknowledgement OF Deeds,
ton entrusted to him, promptly sttended to.
Office removed 10 No 50, three lJors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de 2-ly
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DIED,

On Saturday morning, q half past O'Clock,
HENRY MARTIN SHERMAN GIBSON, aged
years and months. son Of Jsmes A, and Sarah A
Gibson.
RAH VIRGINIA, infant daughter OF William and
N. a. K. Murray, aged months and IA days. The
friends and acquaintances of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this evening from
the residences of her father, Franklin street. be.
tics
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You've GUARDS EXCURSION 1t must not be
forgotten that the fourth annual excursion of this
company comes off this evening. No company in
this city knows better how to give eclat to az affair
of this kind than the gallant Young Gaard. Floor
managers will direct and manage the dances, and
the musical department win be of the most COM
plete character. A merry gathering may be anti
ciDated
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THREATENINa.--Sus Pocahontas Baker, no
toriously dissolute free negress was examined be-
fore the Mayor, Saturday, on the charge of threat
ening the life of her mother, Mary Baker, who is
a hard working, peaceable old woman, on Thurs
day last A highly respectable white lady saw SUI
san fourishing an axe in front of her mothers
house, and threatening, if she came out to split her
skull open. Susan Yves under the influence of whis.
keys potent spell when she expressed her inten
Jon of taking Jane Williams vengeance upon
.'her nanny" The Mayor said that Susan was an
old and hard subject ordered her Is lashes and
and committed her to Jail in default of 500 secu
rity to keep the peace.
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WHIrpEp.-Two negro teamsters, named Geo
and Joel Williams. slaves to D Crenshaw, on sa'
turday were ordered ten lashes each by bis Honor
for furious driving in public street.
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THE LATE FIaE-During the whole OF Friday
and Saturday portions of the tobacco warehouses
ON Cary street, destroyed BY FIRE Friday morning
were giving forth quantities Of smoke and name.-
Tha.indefatigable FIRE company number one was
ON the ground the better portion OF the two days
playing on the dying embers. and quenehed them
thoroughly Saturday evening.
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GAs.-We wrote an article day or two since,
relative to the late fire the premises of Messrs
Burr & Ettinger, adjacent to the Gas Works, and
as to the probable danger 10 be apprehended of an
explosion of the gasomete,s. We showed demon.
stratively that No danger existed SO long there
was no large aperture by which the air could gain
access to the gas, and owned our inability to see
how such an aperture could have been made by
the FIRE. Supposing there had been no water upon
the premises with which to cool the surface of the
gas holders, will any one tell us how such an aper.
ture could have been made? Would the rarefac.
ton of the gas, under any attanable degree of he at
burst the gas holders We doubt it Gas. like
everything else, is expanded by heat, but we have
never yet heard of its splitting an iron vessel
Hence, we do not ses that there was any just rea-
son for alarm on the occasion referred to unless
the gasometer had been crushed by falling timbers
or walls, SO as to admit the air. As to our being
"half an inch off, from the fire, and staying away
in fear of explosion the writer of the article in
the Dispatch would merely say that he was on the
spot, "cslm as a summers morning." during the
hottest of the confsgrction, watching its progress
and without shaking in his boots, SO far as he can
remember. But if, with our "iheory," and con
sciousness of safety, we DID stay half a mile off,
pray what distance did the writer in the Enquirer
with his views OF "great DANGER" put between him.
self and the fret We doubt much whether he
could have been found with search warrant,
anywhere within the corporation limits. With his
notions of danger, he doubtless emigrated suddenly
to great distance, and the great wonder to US, is
how he got back In time to netice our article.
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HusrrNas CouRT.-This court was engaged
Saturday in disposing of cases upon the Appeal
Docket. 1t will be similarly occupied to day. To-
morrow some cases of misdemesnor will come up
for examination.
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CONTINUED The summons against J Mat
thews, for permitting q nuisance on his premises,
was farther continued on Saturday BY the Mayor
until to day, ewing TO the absence OF witnesses.
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n VIRGINIA WORM KILLER
This preparation, now so popular, is
readily taken by children, being very agreeable
and pleasant to the taste safe prompt and certain
in it's operation.
Prepared and sold by
je % EJ PICOT, Druggist
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JOB PRINTING.-The Dispatch
as>~EA Joe Office is prepared to executs in the
handsomest manner, and on the most reason able
terms, Pamphlets, Circulars, Handbills,
Labels, Business Cards, Tickets, Blanks,
&c, and every description of Printing.
lie 23-lm
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II Judge J. Caleb Smith, of California,
the new consul to Lima, is the SON of ex. Go
vernon VIM. Smith, of Virginia.
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Iron each of the days of "Wednesday and
Thursday last, there were one hundred and twenty
nve passengers on the Lynchburg and Tennessee
Railroad.
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NOTICE. - Expire 50 packages for
D~SA Norfolk, kichn ond, Petersburg, &c, IN
tended for shipment per steamers Roanoke or
jamestown, will hereafter be received by
nessrs ADAMS g. CO, SO Broadway, who are the
only authorised agents for Express privileges by
these ships.
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com.
pany, No 80 Broadway.
LUDLAM g. PEASANTS, Agents
New York, June, l, 1853. je l3
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az The Petersburg Library is TO be opened
to the public Of that city to-day.
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49, EXCHANGE AND BANKING
sS>I.& HOUSE OF C. w. PURCELL Il CO.
The notes ct the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed as heretofore at par at our
counter.
RAll solvent Washington small notes. will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
We caution the public therefore, sgainst paying
any discount on email notes dated at Washington.
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FLANK ROAD TO DAHvILLE.-The Danvile Reg.
,.sl aays that Plank Roads from that place 10
ysnesle and 70 Yancsyyilie, will certainly be
DSn'-snd u thinks very promptly