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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21
THE DAILY DISPATCH,
Richmond. July FL, ]
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE FRANKLI

FOREiUN NEWS By The FRANKLIN,
The political intelligence by this arrival il
important, but affairs in regard to the Eastern
question are still unsettled and some v nat in
different.
The report which has been circulated IA
coming from the London correspondent of the
New York Associated Press, transmitted by
the previous steamer, to the effect that 12, 900
Russian troops had crossed the Pruth, turns
out to be untrue. 1t originated probably in
the fact that the Emperor had issued decree
declaring his intsntion to occupy the provinces
and take up position in Jassy.
The Sultan was continuing TO make every
preparation for war. He had called out the mi.
litia, and As vessels of war were being fitted
out at the arsenal. The Prince Of Servia, it
was said, had placed fifteen thousand men at
his command. and more if wanted.
There are rumors that portion of the Rus.
sian forces have crossed over into Wallachia,
and were in occupancy thereof. In the face
OF all this, however, il was generally believed
there would be no Fight, and that the difficult
ties would be amicably settled.
Affairs 10 France and England were quiet
The English and French fleets have been or.
dered TO the Dardanelles and the Black Sea.
1t is understood that in case of war they are
10 take decided part in aid of Turkey.
Affairs throughout Germany were quiet.
iCRhEI. Ouc iiuHtN more Tue orc
will be able to have on foot an army of two
hundred and fifty thousand men. Warlike
movements are apparent on every hand.
The latest telegraph despatch from Vienna,
to the 5th, states that the Pruth had been
passed by the Russians at Devoa, by corps
d. ined for the occupancy of Walacha;
also al Skaulianio by corps which was to in.
wade Moldavia. These rumors, however, want
confirmation, and in face of all, it was thought
matters would be arranged amicably.
In a Russian manifesto, received in London
on the 5th, the Gear says: ave seek not for
conquests-we seek TO vndicate those rights
so openly violated. We are even yet ready TO
stop the movements of our armies, if the OF
toman Porte will bind itself solemny to re.
spect inSiolably our. Orthodox Church but if
obstinacy and blindness will it otherwise, then,
calling God to our aid we shall proceed, and
leave il to Him TO decide the quarrel
A letter from ST. Petersburg, dated June
25th, says: "Fo judge by the aspect of af
fairs here, it would seem there can be but little
intention of involving in state Of war at pre-.
sent"
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DINEY POINT PAyILION.-Thisaer aeree
Die bathing place and quiet retreat for those in
search of he ath and rational pleasure having been
leased by the undersigned, with view to the pur
chase of it, If successful in his efforts to aceonmo
date the public, will be opened for the season on
Wednesday 18th June.
Many and varied improvements h.ve been re-
Gently made, calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors, and nothing shall be omitted by the pro
prletor and his family, which can afford the least
satisfaction to his guests Parents and tcsir child.
dren will ind the comforts of home in ample pro.
vision, whilst the devotse of fishing may come "a.
Eured, that every necessary arrangement for his
accommodation In the way of fishing bosts aud
tao kle with proper persons to wait on him whilst
engaged in his captivating sport, has been fully
made In addition, seine will be daily drawn for
the accommodation of the place and the amusement
OF visitors, hist first rate band Of music will be
in readiness day and night, for the amusement and
recreation of those who may call 1t into service
Visitors from Richmond and fredericksburg can
reach the Point on Monday, wednesday and Satur.
day of each week, by means of the steamers Pow
hatan and Osce1la, which touch az Aqua Greek on
those days, and returning. can reach the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday aud Friday of each week by
the same boats in time to connect with the regular
mail train Of those days
The terms of board at the Point viii be 81 for
single day, 81 so PEI day for three days. and less
than week, sic per week. and $50 per month
Children and servants half price. As no public
celebration Is contemplated the Ain Of July at the
Point, visitors, prior to that date, may coyne with
every assurance that their comfort and quiet will
not be disturbed by any assemblage of boisterous
character. WIN. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor OF the Fountain Inn, Light
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion, Nd, I
June 9th 1853 ie TIA
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IND. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY p. 1853.
COUPON BONES RaR saIF-oo aaoI |

4 ,DCL VtS Du0DS EUh SALE-20. 600
DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
hhalLROAD MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT
DUHpS, INTEREST," AND PRINCIPAL PAYA-
nd ndE IN NEW YORK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
AZ AZ sfOGk OF TIE COMPANY, AT THE PLEAS
nE nhE OF THE HOLDER, AT ANY TIME TILL
ThE 5lsT DAY OF DECEMBER 1859
1nese Bonds are in sums OF SlOOO each, ir-
reoeemable for 20 years, and are part of the loan
OF one million five hundred thousand dollars au.
'noflzed by the Legislature at its last session. One
miiloa OF which was taken by the State, and the
whole amply secured by deed of trust on the
entire road and property of the Company, for the
punctual payment of the interest and the ul,imsts
redemption of the Bonds. This loan, together with
their original Capital of Three Million will be ex
pended on the road
:. The road will extend from Lynchburg to the
tennessee line, distance of 205 miles, where il
WIZ connect with other similar improvements ex
tending to Memphis, on the Mississippi river there
oy af1ording, when the South Side and Petersburg
and Norfolk Railroads e:e completed, q continu.
Gus communication from Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond, to Memphis. 1t passes through that
portion Of our State remarkable for its feriitv its
AGRICULTURAL and mineral productions, and from
Inc large and incre ssng business which it already
commands, the friends of the road are saneuine
tnat 1t VIII certainly pay per cent if not more
Inc whole work ID uneer contract, and will be
completed by the lst of January, 1855. A copy OF
tne mortgage can be seen at our office, and any in
formation in regard to the Bonds. can be had On
application to PURCELL g. CO,
~ lS-2m Richmond
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Whig has an article in which it is
claimed that the Wing party is by no means
defunct, as some Of the minor lights of Demo
cracy have GAINED. The writer holds that
Piercs's administration will prove failure,
and that its course would force the Whig party
into life, though it were dead. He predicts
perennial vitality to the party. There is an ar
ticle headed "Decidedly Cool" in which ap.
pears plea in abatement, in the shape of an
extract from the New York Post, wherein the
editor Of that paper objects in toto to being
elected from the Democratic party by either
the Union or Enquirer. There are several spi.
cy political diatribes, and among them enc
somewhat caastic in its tendencies, headed
"The Brigadier and Virginia GrumbIers."
The Times condemns certain positions ia
ken by Attorney General Gushing in q speech
which he recently delivered at Newark, N. j..
upon the manifest destiny of America. AL.
though going TO an exhibition desig ned to en-.
courage and promote the arts of peaceful in
dustry, strange TO say, remarks the Times,
this high func,ionary lays hold Of this oppor
tunity to pour forth furious TRADE in favor
of war and universal conquest, holding up the
example Of ancient Rome as one to be follow
ed and initiated by US, and declaring that it is
the irreversible destiny of this republic to tread
in her bloody footsteps. Had he been born of
Mare, and sucked by she wolf, he would not
have talked on higher key.
The Enquirer sta,es that in advocating, in.
cidentaily, yesterday, the York River Railroad,
il had no intention Of depreciaiing the i'm
por,ance Of the river outlet of Richmond to
the ocean, or of water navigation in general !;
its object was to combat the very prevalent
idea that Richmond can never become large
commercial city, because of her inland locali-
v-and TO break up the one idea that water
navigation is the sole and indispensable requi-
siteto municipal and commercial greatness.
The Mail properly ansthsmaiizes that infa-
nous propensity in man to lake JOY and sa,is-
faction in the crimes, the errors and the misfo:.
tunes Of others. The heart which can rejoice
in the sins Of others must be itself most black
and degraded. All are human and liable to
fall, therefore charity, love and forbearance
should be the rules OF man and woman TO-
wards the errors and vices OF their kind.
sslsta a--------~ 3sazlE -
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MILK.-The milkmen Of St. Louis recently
raised the price of milk, and determined to
charge tTenty cents per gallon when sold in
quantities. Of less than gallon, and sisteex
cents by the gallon. The adrance was in con.
sequence OF the drought. We would be very
glad to compromise for this advanced price in
the best seasons. ..
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The OPERA.-An n immense throng was at
tracted to Castle Garden, New York, on. Mon
day night, TO listen to the opera of "Robert le
Diable." Every seat was occupied. Sontag
and Steffanone rendered their parts with great
brillancy, and seemed to make every effort to
please. The Opera and the Crystal Palace
are now the chief attractions oil Nav York.
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They say it was Liston's frm belief, that he
was a great and neglected tragic actor; they
say that every one OF US believes 10 his heart,
or would like TO have others believe, that he ID
something which he is no. -Thackerau-
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nIssoLUTToN AND COPARTNFR-

nisSOLUTION 1 AND COPAR TNER.
- sSiP.-The firm of L CRENSHAw &
SHAW was dissolved on the lst instant by mutual
consent The Commission Forwarding n nd
grocery business, will be continued In the
same Fire Proof Building, by Joseph II Crenshaw
SHAW e. CO.
The undersigned, in retiring from the Com
mission, Forwarding and Grocery Business, svails
himself oil the occasion to tender his sincere and
grateful thanks to those who have so long and so
literally patronised him. 1t is with unfeiened
pleasure and satisfaction that he can most con
scieptously recommend his brothers as eyery way
worthy OF the confidence of his friends and he re-
spectfuiy socits a continuance of their tavors In
behalf OF Messrs CRENSHAW & CO
LEWIS D CRENsHAW.
CRgNsHAw's NEW FLOUR MILL
~ The subscribers have entered into copsrt
nership under the style of CRENSEAW & FISH
ER. for the purpose of conducting the Flour
Milling Business, at Lewis D Crenshawis new
Mlil now in course OF erection at the Tredegar
Works In this city.
As soon as the Mill is sufficiently advanced, they
will commence the purchase of Wheat, and hope
to share q proportion of public patronage.
Their Office will be in the new building, on the
north side of the Basin. corner of 1l,h street
LEWIS D CRENSHAW,
jv 7-dlm GEORGE FISHER.
4 ltOPARTNERsHlP NUTICE.-B. c.
~ FLANAGAN, of Charlottesville, and GEORGE
RlVES, Of Albemarle, this day admitted as
copsrtners in the firm of HARrsooK & Stokes in
the Grocery and Commission Business in
this city.
The business will hereafter be conducted under
the style of FLANAGAN, STOKES d. CO. F
Our Dir FLANAGAN Will give special attention to
all consignments.
D J HARTSOOK,
AY STOKES,
C FLANAGAN,
GEO RIVES.
Richmond, July 1st, 1853.
jy S-d& E2w
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STEALING GREELY's OLD WHITE CoAT.-
Two candidates for public honor, yeiept
Brown and Jones, were sentenced 10 the peni>
ten,iary for six months Tor stealing as stated
10 the caption. Hard cases, they! stealing
an editors coat, and Horace Grcely' 3 100!
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No death occurred at Natchez for the week
ending June 2Sth. The Courier asks, "whas
city eau boast Of population sending one
thousand three hundred children 10 school
daily, and not one single death among lis peo-
pie, from disease or casually, wilhin q week.
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e The citizens of Portland, Me-, were
shaken BY an earthquake on Sunday morning
last between FIVE and six o'clock.
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n locomotive on the railroad from the
West to Rochester, was thrown off the track,
and turned completely over, on the 10th inst,
by running against three horses, two of which
were killed, and the other had both his hind
legs broken
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Riot AT MnwAUKiE.-A serious riot oc.
Cured at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. on the sI2tb.
the rioters being large party. Of German la.
borers on the railroad, who had been disap.
pointed in receiving their pay from the con.
tractors. Theeiiizens, aided by the military
and iremep, had succeeded viu subduing The
rioters, though farther difficulty was expec,ed.
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cssssawxa1 MOTTO k-KIChMOND AND
s55ygsss.zssssaesl DAEViLLE RAILROAD.-On and
after the Isl OF July the following charges will be
made on the articles specified below in lieu of the
rates on the present tariff of Freight:
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= The statement 10 the newspapers that A. G.
BuLLITT. Esq, has sold his interest 10 the
New Orleans Picayune, i sppears, 10 without
foundation 10 TACT.
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IN coGHILt WIN N coGHILL AZ coGHILL
J!H. COEHIAL 81 co,
wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, and
Commission Merchants Fire.Proof Brick
warehouse, San Francisco, California.
Reters to hr James Thomas, Jr, Richmond, Va;
aeisrs Purcell, Ladd Il Co, Richmond Messrs
8srlins, hcher d Co, and Mr. s Eastman, Bal
tinore; Meigs, Esq, Cashier American Ex
chsnge Bank New fork; Messrs Ross, Falconer
l64 Pearl Street, New York; Messrs Page, Bacon
a. Co, Bankers, San Francisco Beverly C Sanders
Esq. late Collector OF Customs, San Francisco.
je 1-3m
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Ia OF SAWS-TOLANU d BELSHAW, prac-
ucal Saw Makers and Repairers, 9th street.
between Cary and Main, opposite the Phoenix
Foundry, Richmond, Vs:-Circular, Hand, Rip
ping, Cross cut. Mill, Table, Brsss back, Compass
and Concave Saws. Butchers Bow Meat Saws
Hack Saws Pit Saws Felloe Saws, Turning Saws
sc, &c.
H All Saws warranted to run true.
je z9-lms
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Al OTlCE--1he Presloent ana Directors OF tie
IL Clover Hill Railroad Company, have decla-es
dividend OF ak per cent-out of the profits OF the
last six months-payable on the first day OF August
d WOOLURIDGE,
jY 14-3w Treasurer.
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3UK SALh.-I have a UAHUEhRkUTiPE
l. APPARATUS and MATERIALS complete on
hand, which | will sell low ON credit of six
months. Also. good Second Hand Buggy, which
will cell on the same terms.
am desirous OF purchasing from so to 500 acres
OF iandln Chesterfield cCunty, from one to 5 miles
from Manchester. Apply to
l.. J. gOSSIEUX,
jy 19-3t* No l07 Main street.
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u lChMDND AND PETE K = B a k IL
Ia RAIL ILROAD-NOTICE.-Tbe public are here
by cautioned against any parties VINO may adyer
tise to carry goods or merchandise by Express be.
tween kichmond and Petersburg. no privilege
has or will be given 10 run an Express over this
Road The ComPanys Freight Trains run between
the two places daily.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, sup't.
Office r. e. P. R. K Co I
Iuly 18TH 1S53
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EAMEs RRUADHICk & co., pracllcal
~ BLACASMfTHS, between the Danyills Rail-
road Depot and HaxaIl's Mills-all sorts of con-
tractors tools made to order, such as Picks Jump
ers Churn Drills, Hand Dri Is, Hand Hammers,
tractors
All sorts of Wagon. .werk, Horse.shoeing, and
everything in the Blacksmith line All work done
by US, will be warranted equal to any done else
where. ap 23-3m
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PARAGUAY.-The unfortunate stea mer Ell
Paraguay, sailed from New York on an expo.
dltion TO the obscure country of Paraguay, the
latter part of March. She put into harleston
in a bad condition, and was there repaired, and
went on her way. We now learn, that she
sprung leak when two days from Maranharn,
on the 10th ult., and that she was obliged to
put back TO that port, where she was con.
demned as unseaworthy, and there is an end of
her and the enterprise as far as she is concern.
ed. The gentlemen in New York who pro-
jected the scheme will, we suppose, hardly
abandon it. 1t was one in which there was q
considerable interest felt by the public of this
country.
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e FOX RENT.-That desirable private re.
- sidence situated on the corner of Ist and Mar.
shall streets containing eleven rooms, with large
Kitchen and all necessary out houses in complete
order Possession given Immediately Applyto
jy 18-ts w BOOTWRIGHT. in.
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THE DAILY DlSPAICH
YAg A CowARDIN. Proprietor
HIGH r. PLEASANTS. Editor.

A. verIr virginia and Nortn Saroiihn
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
-, UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
RotN0KE 81 EST0WN.
r.. ,s5 f-ayz Teo York. Richmond, PefsrsohTS,
&c &c. &c
TvAvIS2 elected ARRANGEMENTS with the =, 9
III mail line of steamers from New YORK 10 No,
foIk and Richmond fol- special Express pri'
,u.ses On that route we are now prepared 30
acs1ra and fcrw srd, to and from New forK' he,'
char3iss and packages of every desc'lpIoh WIN
6isns;ch aud At greatly reduced rates.
Our Fxnress viii leave New YORK every wed
pesdsv and Saturday per splendid steamers noa" sn
uoke aud jamestown alternately noous WIN
- rsceivad AZ our New York office, o9 hroaoWay
unta half past o'clock, P. NJ, on the Gay oi SAIL
iIg ,.- -ooIa F-or, No,,
w s-s reouested to order By ADAMS d CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
ODr inland Express will run as heretofore, lesv,
,,g NV York and Richmond daily, in charge OF
snseisI messengers All goods not marked to go
via the in.snd route, will be forwarded by the
Steamer Express. ADAno q ~
J. /. acDONOUGH. Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE.-Express Usczaees tor NorioiK, re-
tsrsburg and Richmond, intended for snipment per
steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, Will hereaiter DC
received By ADAMS & CO 50 Broadway, VINO are
the only authorised agents for Express privileges ey
LUDLAM g. PLEASANTS,
3a6-,s 81 Broadway, New York.
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MACE Il WINS TON, Grocers, Com mission
~ and Forwarding Merchants, South east corner
OF Cary and I4th, Or Pearl streets with two Ora
nite Posts al the corner will give their personal and
strict attention to the sale OF all kinds of Country
Prt duce, particularly Wheat, Corn, Flour and To.
bacco. They keep constantly ON hand large and
well selected Stock Of Groceries. Liquors, Wines,
DC which they offer on the mos. fagof able terms to
Country Merchants and the public generally They
have on hand Virginia Lime Of superior quality on
CONSIGNMENT ia
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Richmond. June 9th. 1853 je %
s4-S-5saM NEW LINE OF COACH
ESssssSSssss:5ssS ES FROM STANTON TO THE
HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRlNGS.-VI1
itors to the Virginia Springs, and the public gen
orally, are Informed that the and splendid
Coaches of the HOT SPRINGS LINE, which will be
tri weekly during the Springs season. will
leave stauntOn aud the white sulphur for the
Hot Springs, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and will leave tie Hot Springs for those
places, on the alternate days The night stand from
Stauu,on sud the White Sulphur, will be al the Hot
Springs.
Passengers will be conveyed speedily,
comfortably, and with all night travel.
FsTe from Stsunton to the White Sulphur, S5 5U;
to the Hot and Warm Springs, each S3 81; to the
Bath and Alum, 50
An extra Coach will be kept at the Hot Springs
Those who wish TO take this line will remember
to pay through on the Central line only to
Staunt0u.
For seats, apply at Wood<ard's Hotel, in Staun-
ton. tn. GOODE.
Hot Springs. Juv l2 1853 " 14-2m
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= r-HszEFrSzFy1 rEzsssss,Esss h
s-sR .Ess. g..
TMPORTANT AND ChEhRIsG NEWS
pAREsEN & KINGS
s r Am HIP E Y p K + 5 ),

: I T. III > I'll T. y II Il = >,
Per ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EAPEDl
TION, &c. &C.
FyNHE uroDrietors having made new arrangements
for the still better dispatch Of their Express By
the stesynshigs BOnuoke and jamestown from
New York, taey VI lsh to keep IL before the public,
that PARISEN {: KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand for the sccommoda-
don of their friends a. the lowest rates and unpa
raleled dspa;ca- their Express leaving New York,
is generally delivered at almost every point OF Viz
ginia in As hours and throughout North Caroin in
SO hours an4 at forty per cent below the old HUM
BUG MONOPOLY.
PARISEN * KINGS facilitif E for the expeditions
transportation Of Freight aud Packages, cannot be
beat by any xpross company in existence, andthey
DEFY sny crnl9etijion therefore, in the shape of
humbug, imp Osition and monopoly.
E4F Be sure to order your goods by Par1sen
& Kings E&press, No Barclay street, New
YORK.
II Rest assured, that all they promise, they
will faithfully fulfil !!
PARISEN ., KING, No Barclay at n Y.
and Bollingbrook street, Petersburg, Va.
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gIs0 TOBACCO AIANUFACTUAERs
JOSEPH WEAR, Mschinist. 2Sih street, be-
tween Main snd Franklin streets, would respectful
~ fetarn thanks 10 the Manufacturers Of Tobacco.
ior their h5era support slnce be coz1nsnced bnsi.
ness: would also inform them be 10 prepared to
make Shape ming Mills with dispatch and superior
Workmanship He would refer those NOT acouant
GU VIC his work, 10 the following gentlemen:
~ Etierencea.-Thos 6z Sani Hardgrcve, WIN
ps' Ppsesisf' James II Grant, Charles Word, Leurel
Factory, John Goode
je 2a-lm. ".'A -0s'Ao's Aua u,spa1ch. psu
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M RS. NOODLE NEW WOKK.-For
A'A sale by g NJ WEST,

NOS D and Exchange.
Mark Hurdlestoue; or The Two Brothers, By
Mrs Noodle, (sister of Agnes Strck!ano) 359 pages
paper soc, cloth 75c
Lite and Lectures of Father Gavazzi-75c
Jack Cade; or The Bondsman's Struggle, Tale
OF Feudal Oppression-25c
Thackersy's Lectures on the English Humorists
81. large supply this day
Shady-Side; or Lie in Country Psrsonage-75
cents. jy19
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says:
RaitroaG fron.-In about one month from
this time, there win be an establishment in
the immediate vicinity OF this city, capable of
turning 800 tens Of railroad iIon pes week.
The pToprietors, Messrs. Wilson, Sweeney 6,
Co. 60 into the enterprise with ample capital.
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SAM PArcH CONE AeAiS.-A' couple Of
gentlemen were walking quietly across ths
wire bridge yesterday evening, and when abont
the middle, one Of them stripped himself Of ali
his clothes, except pantaloons, and Jumped OF
into the river, distance Of about i59 f,e,.--
tie swan TO the snore, and came up aniejur-
Cd, except thai be was very fatigued.' The .een.
ticmand clinsd TO give his name, bs. We under.
stand that he is employed 10 the imannfsctur.
ing worhs. This is certainly capital way 10
cool of ihis warm weather, but most persons
would prefer shorter Jump, i, ~
Is 5000. Nasheilze WAig, JAY s.