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DR.. DYES RET.IEE

For Coughs, Colds, HOgseness, Brone5;,;, and
Incipient CONSUMPTION.
years success in the use Of tbis c,nr, :,
private practice, for the various affections of the
bioiehla anu Luhss,is deeIhea sufficient recommendation
hcacy. .. ~
There is nothing in this Syrup that will nause,te co ,ta,o
can be no danger in 81 living I to the youngest child oT in re
use in any quantity under any circumstances. II is Meas.
ant mid and enectnal.
Price so cts. per bottle.
Prepared by DIR. J. S. DYE, Hartford, Con.
orSale by KILLS &
ueS~ Sole Agents. I
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G. R. w. ALNUTT. 9 . R.n. LOVE. ii G. v. MARTIN.
Love, Martin & Co..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
300 r,.f BALTIMORE, MD. d
No. 5, Exchange Place. r
dgen'S for The sale Of Bacon, Pork, Lard, Butter, fI2ur.
mhtSky aud Western Produce generally.
DOSSESSlNG ample means and every facility for doinr
Il business, in a satisfactory manner, they Respectfully so.
hcit a share o the patronage of those requiring an Agent, in
ms aiarket. Particular attention is given to the purchase
OF Groceries for Western account.
Refer to,
Baltimore Bankers and Merchants, generally.
d. Lamb, Esq, Cashier North Western Bank, Wheeling.
$ Brady, " Merchants & Mechanics. 10
John List, " Farmers &. MannfnctnTcrs "a
&c. Tallmam, " Branch STATE ParL - n brtI a
port.
LII. Forsyth, Wheeling, Va
Lewis Bayha,
James r Baker, :.
W. w. ShTiver, /"
Aaron Kelly,
John X. Morrow. /"
Sep. 16.
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Notice 70 EonsaEeenars-

Notice to Eousekeepers.
NEW CAL PETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
ne 600 YARDS of Carpets at No. 1I3, Main street
lO,OUO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the public generally, that he has just returned
from the east, and is now receiving the largest, best, and
most beautiful stock of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, etc. etc,
ever offered in this city, embracing almost every variety OF
style and quality that can be found in the Eastern markets.
from the finest English Velvcts down to a common Rag car.
pet. This stock has been selected with great care, and pur.
chased under the most favorable circumstances. which viii
enable me to sell them much lower than the same quality Of
goods were ever sold in this city. Those in want OF Goods
ill., my line, will please call and select from my stock Of over
IG,' 90 yards, with $50 different patterns, Varyingi in price
from I2Ic. to So per yard.
SnEil w ]. q. HARBOIR. 10. LIZ Main CT
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NOC1CG!
4 LII persons indebted to the subscribers, by note or
"a book account, are requested to call and settle up. And
al! persons having claims are requested TO present the same
hr llquldatlOn. O2O McCLALLENS 4. kNOX.
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A MOTHER lot of Mckee & Robert on's premium Blank.
~ cts, Tweeds, cassimeres, Flannels, Linseys, Wooden
Yarns-all at factory prices by
decI0 w. n MOTIF.
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Just Received:
NRAHAM'S Magazine and Godey's Lady's hook for
Febi Illustrated News and Gleason's Pictorial for Jan
22d. Also a complete assortment OF
SPLENDID VALENTINES.
Call and see them at the new Depot on Main st. one Ioor
from Monroe and opposite Northwestern Bank.
JahSt J. L., BUSH.
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Grand Ballad Entertainment
AT THE MELODEON HALL.
On Tuesday Evening, january 25th.
Mr.. TURNER,

Fresh Arrival!
| 000 HAVANA CIGARS,
1.OOo % drums fresH Figs.
20 boxes extra,
25 whole boxes Raiscns.
20 half
25 quarter q
100 lbs. Tea in mclatick packs,
100 boxes Sardincs,
2boxes Lemons and Q orOranges;
Just received and for sale cheap for cash.
jan24 I. NJ. PARKER, Market street.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
TINE undersigned has the following property for sale, all
i OF Which he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
to.yit:
Lot numbered Three in square six OIL Main street, North of
and adjoining the Melodeon Buildings. This is one OF tho
most valuable building Lots in the City.
Also about 160 Lotsin South Wheeling Clatc Ritchietowu>
many of these are equal to any in that addition 10 the Civ
Also several ofthe most valuable Lots on the Island add.
ton TO the City. -
Also a large number of Lots in the IBuena Vista. CburrbIu
No. 1 aud Churchill No. 2, additions to the City.
! will also sell in parcels TO suit purchasers, so much q,
the land within the corporate limits OF wIeelin. as has moi
been heretofore laid Off into lots, being upwards OF One INN.
dred Acres, and being the same now in the OCCUPANCY of
abraham Altman, and now held by NE in trust Tor Mrs.
Emily Zane. ~
Wheeling. ausS1-ti. ARMSTRONG 81.
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PRICE ONE CENT
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

Yesterdays Wlig is almo., .p,;,.,. ,..
up with the reply Of the Faculty of,hs n.a;s.,
o0hegs IN this city to the publication ~ .nn-
ofy physicians, and in nvindicaiiop of ,h.;, -.
conduct in the matter at issu. be,vssn ,h.;-
,nsu'u,,on IN and Hampden Sidney Co!Iers-
ne wing thinks the reply and the vindies,;ou
complete. TIE Professors of the Medical De-
par'ment ask the Masters Of Hampden Sydney
10 reconsider and reverse their action. II !.
10 De hoped ihatthe parties will be able to heal
their dissensions,
Inc Times drops politics for the dav. and
oe.otes its columns to news and MISCELLANY
ne ma.t has an article upon the character,
.aien's and attainmsats cf Mr.. Rlyxs. I, !.
h'ghiy euiogistic of this distinguished states
man.
Inc Enquirer, like the Whig, is pretty much
occupied with the publication Of the Professor.
OF the Medical College. The ENQUIRER bs, an
article upon the affairs of Europe and ,bs con.
dition and prospects of our country. Tb. En-.
quirer still thinks there will be no war ON, os
the present issue between Turkey and Ru..;,. /.
but it augurs from the popular discoo,en,s !. "a
the vagaries OF Absolutism in Europe, ,ber.
will be continued struggles between the peo,l.
and their rulers, that will be deeply in,eres,;nv
TO Us. -at.-..,,,a --s
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FRI6HTFUL AcCIDENT.-Sunday last, as
Mr.. JOHN FERsELL, +, of Philadelphia, was about
crossing bridge, near Wheeling, in a buggy,
with his wife and child, the horse became
frightened at drove ofcattle, and commenced
leaping, when Mrs. F. jumped out with the
child. The horse, which was blind of an eye,
jumped off the parapet wall Of the bridge on
the blind side, TO the ground below, distance
Of 80 feet. The horse was unhurt. Dir. F.
escaped with the dislOcation of an arm at the
elbow.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Richmond. August s, 1883.
ANECDOTE OF MR. WFRsTER

X. X.
Just before ne died, and after his recovery wss ds
sd 9f one Of his physicians approached his bed
shn aha asked now he found himself 81 feel like
e J-eAasW In the church steeplei' was the strange
reply. Ihe physician withdrew sadly from the bs5
brs ~ ~ III DAFT OF the ROOM where some mem
in M 9l tns amlly were standing together, and shak
brain OF the dying statesman was sfFtaS Ia. =. .he
stately oas ss pershng at the top He could see no
n.iuaS ona @ f s"er nav which the question had re.
GSIyeo. One OF she ladies' present, who knew M
Webster better did not believe his mind yua l
ing and stepping quietly to hi, bedside. sssed b;r,
in the church Wby te' Cow1a1 se the aekdsw
delightful translation of one of Vincent r.
tie poems entitled The Jackdaw. / sens vou ~. :
have forgotten, or never read that they NAV rI..;
the perfect fitness and point of the replyI(Corres
pondencc of the N Y. Evening Post
THE JACKDAW.
There is a bird who, by his coat
And by the harshp pess of his note
Might be supposed crow;
great frequenter OF the church,
Where, bishop-like, he finds perch,
And dormitory too.
Above the st>eple shines a plate
That turns and turns to indicate
From what point blows the weather;
Look up, your brains begin to swim,
IT'S in the clouds-that plessss him;
He chooses 1t the rather. y
Fond of the speculative height,
Thither he wings his airy flight,
And thence securely sees
The bustle and the rsree-show
That occupy mankind below,
Secure and at his ease;
You thiIk, no doubt, he Ats and muses.
On future broken bones and bruises,
If he should chance to fall;
No; not single Shought like that
Employs his philossphic pate,
Or troubles it at all.
He sees that this vast roundabout
The world, with all its motley rout,
Charch, army, physic, law,
Its customs and its businesses
Are no concern at all of his,
| And says-what iays he2-Caw!
Thrice happy bird! too have seen
Much of the vanites of men,
And, sick of having seen 'em
Would cheerfully these limbs resign
For such pair of winss thine,
And such head between 'em.
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WAsHInGTor CoUNTY.-We see by the last
Abingdon papers, that the court Of Washingt ton
county-alI the justices present-have auiho.
rizsd subscription of 81 ,O00 to the Russell old
court house road, authorized to be made by a
recent act of the Virginia Legislature. Wash
ingtou is the oldest county in the United States,
that bears the name Of the "Father of his
Country" and ifdevo,ion to the cause of inter.
nal improvements is recommended ton, she
we'll deserves the illustrious title she BEARS
The county subscription TO the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad, is $34 900; and the private
subscriptions of individuals residing there, ex.
ceeds 100000. ..- E.
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AFFICS ClTY WATAK NvUAks yu-
~ iE e1Lh. es52.-p ronnaala zzilL be receized

AFF}CE CITY WATErt WORKS. yu-
~ iy27Ih, iS53.-Proposals vii, be received
at this office uGti the oh day of August next for
furnishing OF six hundred and soventy-fFe Is inch
cast iron Pipe, averaging in weight one thousand
and fifty pounds each Pipe, and feet long; and
1--WE hundred inch cas-, iron Pipe averaging in
weight four hundred and forty egh, pounds each
Pipe, feet long. Also, thiriy.tour branch Pipes,
averaging from to l6incnes In diameter. The con
tractor will be required subject all the pipes and
branches to the hydraulic pressure OF three hundred
pounds to the square inch before delivery. To Re
delivered in the city of Ric6mond. The proposal
stating ST what time and in what quantities they
be delivered snd the urice per ton O. 2240 lbs cash
on delivery, or ati months time. No cracked or
detective pipe or branch wilbe received. Any in.
formation in regard to the above will ne given by
the Superintendent of the City Water Worxs.
JAMES l. DAVIS, Supt
Richmond City Wafer Works.
LIZ O2-dhHthAr
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The AaAzoN.-The Washington Republic
gives rumor that the Secretary Of the Navy
has granted two years furlough to Lieutenant
Porter' OF the Navy, who, i, is rumored is to
take command of squadron fitted out by emil
neDt merchants of New York and else " here
to ascend the Amszon river, and make e1plo-
rations preliminary to the establishment of
commercial relations with the rich country
drained by its tributaries. The Republic al.
ludes to the story that Brazil, who commands
the mouth Of the river, will resist the passage
Of the vessels, and says if they are resisted
they will fight their way up. % lsgii 10
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WANTED-koom ia my store TO away
w the large stock of Dry Goods which will
receive in a few weeks. In order to cccomp i,h my
desire | will ctfer such Inducements thai no one
viii leave my store without obtaining the article
called for. My stock consists ct Bersge de Lsines;
Lawns, Ginghams, Bereges Tissues, Gandoas,
swiss, check strpd and camorc Muslins tor dress.
Also, Bed Tick, Sheetngs, Embroideries in large
variety; table Cloths; Napkins; Towels; linen and
silk Pocket Handkerchiefs Laces of AL descriptions
Hosiery of all styles. II YOU want bargains, don't
delay moment, but cali at once at the stores of
JACOB LEVY,
aU3 Nos Is and 50 81 sin Street
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c. w. Pearson, oveiseer for Leonard Rose
baugh, of Fayette county, Tennessee, was muir
dered on the 25h alt. Andy, negro man
belonging TO Dir. R., was arrested under cir
cumstances that lei, little doubt that he was
the murderer.
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J. M. Trowbridge and Norman Obs, sotne
time sirce, secured the contract for dredging
the Appoma,tox river to Petersburg. Some
difficulty occurring, il has been given to Mr..
Trowbridge alone. who, the Souihsiec Dem
oerat says, will immediately proceed to eze-
cute. The contract seems 10 be one entered
into on behalf of government, ai Washington,
BY Col. Toiten. 80
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ELANDRRs ON THE LAW OF SHIP.
l. PING.-A Trestise on the Law of Shipping By
Henry Fianders-S4 SO.
A Commentary of Medical and Moral Life, or
Mind and the Emotions, considered in relation to
health, disease and religion; by VIM. Cooke NJ. D ,
NJ. r. c. S.-SI.
Vol. Excheqaer Reports; cortsnng Wesley
Hurstore and Gordons Reports-S2.5O
just received and for sale By
au2 A. NORRIS 81, Main street
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" Mp Talimadge, a man of prominence
,in his day, is completely under the dslusion OF
the spirit Tappers. He has been recently lee
turing On the subject At Fond du Lac, Ind took
occasion 10 abuse the press Of fhs United
States, for its ridicule Of the rappings, in tie
mea bi,lsr language.
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DEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
L WINE, manufactured from French Grapes,
green Jamaica Ginger, Sevills Oranges. Ci.ron. dc;
recommended BY the faculty for Indigestion, Acidi
ty, &c DC. This delicious beverage mas become
the greatest tavorite wherever intro6a aced. 1t 10
equally paatabie more wholesome. and not half the
price OF any other wine OF FIST quality. supply
received for sale at J. BLAIR'S,
aul lag Broad st. opposits the Depot
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GUNNER BOAkDING.-Ihe subscriber
- situated at Mechums river, the present termi-
nus of the Virginia Central Railroad. has accom-.
modations for twenty or thirty boarders. His
nouse, beds and Iurniturs entirely new; his
rooms weil ventilated, the surrounding country
healthy and delightful. Every exertion will be
made to render his gueSss comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
VIM GRAVES.
Mechums River NAV 95th 1852 ny 96-dH
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CREAT BARGAINS IN r2Upag: g.
Va M. 135 fEuin sireets--Ihe sabseti5er
intending 20 c,dSe out his sIocE Of Trunks, viii Of
fer ths q. Epsn .ow prioes VIII enGgre salss G.
ali Ia 2shs Travellers IN Gsna CT Arz9 sixe
TgoDks, sse particularly solicited TO cell on
J. d. GOODMAN,
no ia Main street opposite hsgie Seuars.
&c
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TriepashfD.

II OW sweet Is triendslip when sincere,
Z L How sweet 10 md that Hiendship near,
When sunk In pain or grief
To hear when we're with care oppressed,
Each sigh soft, echod in some Dreaa1
That pants TO give relief.
Even in friendships joyous hour,
Zen then We own fair frie1d,hip's DOW,
Nor wish that power fed
For waie We roam nita rcpIur'd eyes,
Each aeeting moment swiiter flies
When we're by friendship led.
o would you through life's varying scene,
Still find friend ON whom to lean,
On whom you can rely
single dollar but enclose,
I'll send recipe that shows
To make the best hair dye
- Soc advertisement of E q an eRts
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Correspondents of the Bispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, August 3, 1853
Aessrs. Editors:

n
Genllemen-The Professors of the Southern
Female Institute have determined to remove
the Institution to your city, and the determine.
ton is a cause OF generalfegTet among our ci,
tZsns. But we have not the power TO control
| their actions, nor are we fully acquainted with
ths motives by which they are prompted-
Good ones they ale, no doubt and We feel
happy to know that they have made such ar
rangements as will cause them 10 enter upon
| their labors in Richmond under good auspices.
We learn that they have secured the seryi
ces of Mrs. General Pegram, justly fsvorite
of your city, as natron OF tine Institute, and
| with tine aid OF a French lady of ine attain
| mehts, Professors Powell and Morrison will
undoubtedly conduct an educational establish.
ment which has never had its superior in your
city. We were among the invited guests in
this place at the close of the last session, when
the diplomas were awarded. The exercises
were opened by a beautiful and fervent prayer
from the Rev. Mr.. krebs; after which, Profess
sor Powell, in some Introductory remarks, ex.
planned the reasons why diplomas were consi-
dered necessary for those who had attained the
| necessary proficiency in their studies. The
| venerable Judge Lomax, after few eloquent
and feeling remarks, then presented the follow
ing young ladies with diplomas: Miss Mary P
Burnley, of Mississippi; Miss Mary A Gwa,h
mey, King William, Va; Miss Betlie Mason
Falmouth, and Misses E s Barton, 8 C Bar
ton, E L Bsggeit, Mary Cunningham, A ~
Goolrick, Attawa Johnston, v Knox, l. +
Rowe, Salie A White, A P Whttemore, M l.
Whttemore, Ellen Nj Herndon, Catharins Y
Wellford, Lucy r Gray and A s Gray, of
fredericksburg.
Ii reqsires an attendance of four sessions,
and perect studies, to gain diploma. Many
young ladies had attended only two sessions,
and will receive their diplomas at the end of
next year. Others had left before tho close of
this session Tor their homes, and, OF course,
were not entitled TO such. We bespeak for
this Institution the Consideration of your citi-
Zens. --~ @ -'tL2
This subject has exhausted my paper, and I
have only room to say that MIR. Worrell, engi.
neer elect of the Fredericksburg and Gordons
vile Railroad, having declined to serve, the
President and Directors have put the superin-
tendenee OF the road under Dir. Latrobe, the
eminent engineer, whose efficient corps will
soon commence operations. III ia5oa
The weather is hot, and many Of our citizens
are leaving for cooler quarters. Yours, .sse.2
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CoGHILL VIM y CoGHILL CoGHILL
j. I'll. COGHILL g. co,
Wholesale Dealers ia Groceries and Provisions, and
Commission Merchants, Fire.Proof Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco, California.
Refers TO Mr James Thomas, Jr, Richmond. Va;
Me'srs Purcell, Lsdd q Co, Richmond; Messrs
Barring, Mcker Il Co, and Mr. 5 Eastman, Bal
timorei c Meigs. Esq, Cashier American Ex.
change Bank, New York; Messrs Ross, Faiconer,
I64 Pearl street, New York; Messrs Page Bacon
Il Co, Bsnaers, San Francisco; Beverly sanders,
Esq, late Collector OF Customs, San Francisco.
je I-3m
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BURGLARY AND DxsrERArs FIGHT WITH rHx
EuRGLAas-T residence Of Mr. J w Maury, In
Wilmington, Del, was entered BY two men On
Thursday nigh. last. Two young men, named
hcNair and Eones, sleeping in the house ss thu
time, were aroused By the noise made by tne'bur-
glars. The young men closed with the robbers,
who were athletic fellows, and fred several shots
at them After desperate conflict upon the stairs
of the dwelling, the burglar fed, and have NOT yet
been arrested. One Is thought 10 be wounded.
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2 The Siaunton Spectator believes that
the cars will not be put upon the railroad, be-
tween Waynesborough and Staunton, until
the temporary track across the Mountain is
completed, which will be in December.
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COUPON EoNns FNR sALE-2O. .00O

COUPON EONDs FGR SALE-2O,OGG
" DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD MORTGAGED 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 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1883.
Iasse Bones are in sums of SiUo0 each, 1r-
redeemable FOX 20 years. and arr par. of the loan
of one million Svs hundred thousand dollars, au-
thorEed by i1s Legislature al lis last session. One
miiiioa OF which taken bY tie State, and the
whole smpl" .ecured by deed of trust on the
entire read ard property OF lhe Company, for the
punctual payment Of the interest, and the ultn ate
redemption et Tia Bonds This iosn, cgether with
their Original c. yital OF Three Million, will be ex
pended lha road
The rosd " i extend from Lynchhurg TO the
Tennessee line. distance of 205 mics where I.
will connect " III rlher similar improvements ex
tending 10 Ienphis, The Mississippi river, there
by sh3EdDg. wnen the South Side and Petersburg
and Norfolk Railroads completed, con,uu
Gus communication from E0rtoik, Petersburg and
RiehmoGd. 70 Memphis. II passes through that
portion 81 orr StsIe remarkable for its fertility, lie
asricniturat aud mineral procuctioLs. and from
ehe isrgr sDd ecressins business which already
commands, 'he tfieuds OF the rosd are sangu!ne
msl II VIII cerIa,ny pay per cent, if aH moro
Abe woSse WJ.k Is unaer contract, and will be
completed By 'he lst Of January, 1865. couy Of
the mortgage can Dc seen 81 cur off ee ssd a.y in
formation in regard to the Boads. can be had On
application - PURCELL & CD,
iy lS-arn Richmond
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A UGTioN aOODs! AUCTION GOODs,
IA The subscribers haye, within the last few oays
received large additions to their stock of cdesp ~
Gooda direcI from Arclion. which will be sold very
low during the month o{August, to enable thsm to
have plenty room for their Fail Supply. They
consist In part OF very fine and good bi-ached Cot.
tcns for shirng ard sheetings; i'i'h Linens; Faa-
ne!s; Ticking dark Prints; Berage de Laines
Eouslins; black silk and black silk aces; Bobbin
Ecgingz; Campris and S~iss Edg!ngs ard Bands;
Seev&s and Collsra; worked and pisin linen cam.
brc Handkerche.s silk Mtts; Ri5bons and, in fact,
everything useful and desirable, can os mad at the
lowest price, ST
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IKLEGRArHIc.-We have already announc.
ed the appointment Of 5. Mowry, jr., a promi.
nent merchant of Charleston, s. C, as Presi-
dent of the Washington and Now Orleans tele.
graph company. He is said to be gentleman
OF energy and capacity. If so, ws trust he
will show these qualifications by reforming the
line between this city and Washington, which
is IN most defective and feeble condition.