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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-06
LOCAL MATTERS,

Imports FROM MAY % TO JUNE $500 bush
Oyster Shells; 327, 93s feet Lumber $50 tons Gusno;
10 Resping and Moving Machines; lots bbls LIZ
quors; sl2 hhds and tics Bacon 5i6 bags Coffee; GO
bids Sugar. 40 ties Sugar; 6400 bus Corn; SIG boxes
and hall do Glass; III bus Wheat; 16o47o lbs loose
Bacon; so bsgs Pecan MUS; $4,000 Shingles; 1744
bbls Herings and Mackerel; go bales Cotton; $40
bales Hay; 1914 tons Irsn and Steel; liz Cooking
and Parlor Stoves; l04 boxes Sugar; sig bbls Ale
and Cider; 1876 boxes Dry Goods; rs b5ls Plaster;
275 bbls Cement; 40 tons Plaster; hhds Tobacco;
400 cases Licorice; 4l9 tons Anthracite Coal; l9s
dog Buckets and Pals; los Churns; $50 tons Iron
Ore; $50 dog Brooms; 106 nest Baskets; 1877 boxes
Cheese; % Refrigerators; 50l boxes Candles; 416
bbls Sugar.
EXPORTS FROM NAY &c TO JUNE 49, $50 bus
Coal 1923 bbls Flour 6s.s boxes, three quarter do
and cases Tobacco 2l,1e0 bus Bran and Ship Stuff
$50 bags Peas 2eS tons Iron; 2s7 hhds Tobacco; 90
bags Feathers; 157 tons Pig Lead; 1874 bags Wheat
The following vessels with freights cleared from
this port for foreign ports, during the month Of
May:
MAY IA Bremen ship Europe, Capt Wietino, for
Bremen, with 1854 hhds Leaf Tobacco, 436 bhds
Stems, aud 81, 951 lbs of Bark.
MAY 80 -Schr Hill Carter, Capt Nelson, for Bar.
BADGES and market, with sundries. schr British
Queen, Capt Pye, for Halifax, IN 81 with 5ls bbls
Flour and Sundries
MAY 3l.-Ship Harriet Augusta, Capt Trott, for
Bremen, with 359 hhds Leaf Tobacco and 554 hhds
Stems. Barque Edward Fletcher, Capt Freeman,
for Bremen, with Flour.
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be said that the voice of nearly all scientific
men 10 unanimous in condemnation OF the mar.
rover gaugei We see that before these com.
missionars it triumpbed, and it's advocate. Ste
venson. head and shoulders taller than all
the engineers Of his day, has adopted il, in all
the railroads he has constructed since that
time. This discussion took place in l646.-
Since that time, and with the full benefit of all
the light TO be derived from lie publication, one
of the most successful railroads in this coun-
try has been built on tho Asa guage. We al
lude to the Hudson River Railroad. The ques-
ton was, in England, between this gauge and
seven foot gauge, and there was some reason
in it. As between il and the Eve foot, there -
none. Three and half inches can be OF no
service except TO break the gauge. That DIFF
ference does not secure even the advantage
which the commissioners attribute in the reso
lulions above quoted, to the broad gauge. In
the meantime, the most profitable roads in this
county have 4.SI inch gauge. The great
Western road from Boston to Albany, all the
roads in Massachusetts, the Hudson River Rail-
road, and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, all
of them highly successful, have it. 1t is wor.
thy of remark, that the Hudson River Rail
road was built no, only after the Stevenson and
Brudenel discussion had thrown a food of light
on the subject, but after the qualities of the
broader gauge had been fully tested on the
great Erie Railroad, the gauge of which is six
feet. With all these lights before him, the en-
CINE er MIR. Jervs, one of the most accomplish.
ed of his profession, preferred the Ash gauge.
But we find that we cannot finish the con
sideralion of Col. Garnett's letter to-day, SO
we postpone it until to morrow.
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VARIETY q HAND WarrrNo.-Mo..
VINE single hand, bearing Its own pecul,s. .o's
a'ierisc'- Hands vary exceedingly. f,a - easr
cate crow quilting Of the young lady 10 H. :. VEN
, .a"' :. u me would be genius, resembling ~
.Iscks OF struggling spider half drowned : ~, ne
very ie" persons write variety Of hand. -
reserved Tor the DISPATCH jon OFFICE 70 er....'
81 descriptions OF Circulars, Bills, Blanks. No.
Cnecks' &c, &C., In Script, currep, us,..s.',''
Usnsfspnic' Secretary. Back Slope and Carr
.eA'' oi the most recent and elegant styles. v,,s
lightning speed. 80 win
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MUSIC ON THE SqUARE.-On Friday evening last
the Richmond Cornet Band delighted our citizens
with their pleasing music on the Square. We are
pleased to announce that they will perform again
this evening, and on every Monday evening here
after during the summer-when not permanently
engaged-trusting to the lberality of our citizens
for recompense. AS we rested upon the side of
small hilloek near the music stand on Friday even.
ing, thoughts and feelings were awakened synono
nous with the soothing or enivening music, and
sympathetic with the joyous and animated groups
of promenaders. The day has been extremely
warm and the evening was of the real balmy,
dreamy, softening Southern nature. Hundreds Of
our beautiful bellies and gallant gentlemen moved
in couples along the greencanoped walks, chatting
socially, sentimentay and jovially together. There
was freedom and ease of intercourse most de.
lightful and appropriate, and the tight bonds of
fashionable Formally and worldly GOODNESS were
most Enthusiastically and happily loosened. Wei
these republican social gatherings, for they en-
kindle and dcvelope the finer sensibiities and bene
Violence of our natures. All come to be pleased,
and each seeks to please. Then too the rural
compartments of dells groves and terraces enhance
greatly the refreshing character OF these Capitol
evening promenades.
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FIRE The alarm of fire between IL and II
o'clock Yesterday morning was occssioned by the
burning of some small building outside of the cor
pora,ion. The 6remen had hot and dusty run as
far az Third street. but perceivingionly some faint
streaks of smoke in the distance, very wisely
turned round and csme back home. 1t is nything
but pleasant to run vivid der machine" this hot
weather, especially upon streets covered with dry
dust two or three inches in depth. White ducks
ard CATERS have to suffer.
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WITHOUT REG1sTERs.-On Saturday free
mulaito boy named Benjamin Jackson Karr was
brought before the Mayor in deiault of register.
His mother, Mrs Nancy Karr, was white woman,
aud appeared in Court with daughter of slightly
yeilowish shade, and with mongrel ebo son -
There is no accounting for taste In this world The
boy was committed to jail in default of a regis
ter.
Richard Day, free negro, was also committed in
default OF reg lister.
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per ton, pays q per ton per mile. Tobacco in
hhds. at 40 cents per 100 lbs, pays % for the
whole distance. or cents ton per mile
Corn per bushel of Sc lbs, makes 80 bushels
to the ton, or $72s for the whole distance per
ton, and 81, nearly, for the ton per mile. Oats
are regulated by law to weigh 80 lbs. the BUSH
Ell, therefore il takes 50 bushels to make a ton.
Al Ii cents the bushel, then, we have for the
whole distance, per ton, $572 or about 81
per ton per mile. Now, let US add these seye-
raj subjects, nine in number, and take the av.
erage.
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n~ TIL K STAR.-Ihe under.iona5
49, takes pleasure in informing the c,zens
that his New Omnibus can be had sny dsv be.
tween the hours of O'Clock and O'Clock. Parties
wishing to go to Woodawn or any other place
near the city, will ind this to be the most comfort.
able and economical way, and if they wish to re-
main in the country all day tie Omnibus viii re-
turn for Them about o'clock in the evening. An.
ply to sEAYREs,
my 30-1m At the Columbian Hotel
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SACRED Music CoNcEKTs.-It wiz be seen bv
the advertisement that the ch3ir connected with
the Centenary Methodist church, aided by several
amateurs, propose iogive Concert OF Sacred Har.
monies at that Church tomorrow evening. Jude.
ing from the eharacter of the rehearsal ON satur
day eveningSthe performance will be of the no.,
attractive md meritorisus character. The obiso,
is most Excellent one, viz to raise funds for ,ba
Parsonske Society Of said Church.
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nI X n

FL 10 ms cry, on the 5th inst, MARY yJRGrt, .,
ian. ospgh;er OF John and Ann Mffietoo 49, M
year and eleven days The friends and s yea one
nsrs q ,ne family are attend her G
9 o'clock 'ui' morning, a
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"HRwIcK FoR SALE This old and y.,u,hla
resistance will be sold at four O'Clock ,h. evenSno
On khe premises. TIE lands in the neisbbo,haos
q Richmond mus, riae ia value, as the CITY grovss
af"ick Is no" valuable, and in a fey, vs.r. ,r,l,
zoe maeA more 40 Spectators aud o,her. onsh,
net 70 let the chance sip. See the edye,,i.sr,sr,
Oh Mr. Geddin in another column.
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" Richmond sacred Mu,

,,E9 Richmond sacred Music Society
Inc annual meeting of the Society," which was pos,.
poIea IN consequences OF untavorable weather viii
serlan Church (Rev Mr. Hoge's,) ON Monday Exe
ming, 9th June, at O'Clock 1'e-
AS the election of Officers cannot be made with
outline presence of two thirds of the neber. ,sa,,
are earnestly requested to attend the meeting
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PHILIP y, WHITE

n PHILIP =. WHITFIELD, N.
49, neuished champion OF the Temp rance
retoIm, who recently addressed the neona ass .
Capitol Square will agsin speak to the citizen. n3
Richmond in the African Church, on Tr.morro .,
Night and the next Night, a, 8 O'Clock. Accommo.
datlons for the Ladies have been made. We invite
the citizens generally, and request especially, that
persons engaged In the traffic In ardent spiri.s win
elleho. lie 6-It<
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go PIANO FORTES,-Jam

MES PIANO FORTES.-James Wood.
IN house, Gate Nash Il Woodhouse,) has just
opened number of new and beautiful Piano Fortes
which with previous good stock on hand, form
large collection comprising assortment from
the lowest priced good instrument made the most
elegant and costly.
Heis exclusive agent in this place for the exten
sive Manufactures OF A Stodart 4 Co, John B Dun
ham and J Chickeriug, and offer their instruments
for sale at factory prices.
Every Piano Forte sold By the subscriber, is wsr.
ranted.
Old Pianos sakenin part payment when new ones
are purchased
y Piano Fortes Tuned and Repaired je6
NELLING OFF Ar CUe T.-havins deter
~ mined to discontinue the Dry Goods busE ess
10 this city, will sell off at cost, my entire stock.
which embraces large ami complete assortment
Of Staple and Fancy Goods, Embroderies, Laces,
Hosiery, &C. Persons IN want of cheap goods will
tnd it greatly to their advantage to give me call
as the goods Il ust be sold
HENRY NEWMAN, 2G5 Broad ct.
Wanted--100 hands accustomed to msnufactur
ing Goats, Vests and Pants. Apply as above
je 6-eo3t*
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A COSCERT OF SACKED MUSIC wa
IA be given by the Choir OF Centenary Church
on Tuesday Evening, 7thinst.-s at he Church
for the benefit OF the Parsonage Society
Admission SO cents for a single ticket, or IS cts
for gentleman and one lady. or 81 for gentleman
and two ladies.
Tickets to be had at the Methodist Book Concern
on Main street, and Harold and Murray Broad
street ia 6-2t~
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UHEMUTUAL BENEFITAIFE INsUR

/ auce Company, Office at the Book Store,
corner of Main aud llth streets, Richmond. Va.
ORA SNEAD, Medical Adviser.
b w KNOWLES, Agent.
After having paid all losses, expenses, and over
three hundred and thirty thousand dollars ia divi.
dends to the insured this Company have a capital
of over 81. 100000. The profits all belong to the
insured and average over one third of theipremium
paid.
je 6-1w w h
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COMPREHENSIVE subscribers nav.
" ing purchased of Theo. Baptist his entire in.
terest and fixtures of his Bakehouse, will carry on
at his old stand opposite the Old Mar ket, the
Baking Business in all its branches. We have
rnpoyed Ghe services of Mr. F Baptist to superin.
tend our business and hope by strict attention to
business to merit a continuance of the patrons OF
the old concern, and an increase OF usiness for
the new concern.
WILLIAM II SUTHERLAND
je3-3t* WILL lam SALMON
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r~ Pies and Milk! Fruit Pies of DIFF.
49, ferent kinds, with rich and coel Milk.
Also, strawberries ard Milk can be had every day
at ADAM & cos Saloon, No 14f Main street, q
few doors below the Exchange Bank. myI7
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NTONE DREsSERS WANTED.-Wanted
- tour or Ave Stone Dressers at Haxall's Mills, to
whom good wages viii be given. Apply at the
Mills je 6-3t"
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e srS Washing and Bleaching.--Ths
n>--s1A Virginia Magic Washing Fluid is the
greatest discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing floors, DC. 1t saves time, laoor and hard
rubbing. The genuine article is prepared only by
ap2l-3m E. J.PICOT, Druggist.
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E ne La dies Of the CathoIic pa-----
lent Society of this city, viii bn1d p aTs
Lafayette Hall. commencing on Monday e1a yam ~
next which will be continued duriog Inc I.eSnsns
me proceeds will be applied for tbs beneft IF ~
poor. e"s Vi me
Tered for sale. Admittaucs free. I'D 70 o'-
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AZ ROPER GI MURRAY, UNDER
&S>~GA TAKERS. Governor street, between
Main and Fran kiln. fe 28-ly
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E-@Ss EXCHANGE AND BANKING
9>A HOUSE OF c. w. PURCELL d CO.
The notes Of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed as heretofore al par at our
Counter.
EYAll solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount small notes dated at Washin gsop.
nv 5-tf s..
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3ss[s DIR. PEACHY.-Oticeo a hrsTfoor
B>-EA Wing Building, corner OF Governor an d
Franklin streets. je l-lm~
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DIsoRDEHLr-A warrant, charging James Il
Harrigan, Simon Pearman and Divers others with
fighting and being disorderly on Sunday evening
last on 5.h street, near the Armory Bridge, came
up on Saturday before his Honor for investigation.
Chadwick deposed that in the latter part of
Sunday afternoon he was Standing talking with a
couple efftiends near the Armory Bridge and saw
q man 60 past him bleeding from a blow on the
head given with brick. Afterwards he saw some
men approaching, and saw them throw brick, to-
wards three men, one of whom was Harrigan,
striking him with it. One of the Harrigan party
then commenced beating the man who threw the
brick and witness separated the two men, The
difficulty grew out Of some previous disturbance at
the house of Mrs Barrett
The statement of this witness, as well as of the
two persons with whom he was talking at the time
of the difficulty, and which was corroborated, was
necessarily very vague and indefinite, inasmuch
as no identification of parties concerned could be
made.
Sylvester Barrett was then called to the stand
He said that Oh Sunday evening, between five and
six o'clock, some six or eight persons into his
mothers house on 5th street near the Armory
Bridge. He was up stairs at the time. Finally
one of the party wanted drink and either sent
or he went on, OF his own accord-a young man,
named Martin Russell for liquor. He was coming
back into the yard through an alley where some
men were standing by Mrs Barrett's house, when
they tried to get the bottle away from Russell
There were three or four Of the men and consider
ably in liquor. The young man ran up the steps
leading frsm the alley into Mrs BIS yard and there
jawing with these men in the. alley,
who cursed back and dared him down. Russell
then commenced throwing rocks down at the
three men, when one of Russelps uncles commenced
whipping him for throwing rocks. The men in the
alley then went away. Russell was under the in
aaence of liquor, and soon after started to go to
Rockets with his two uncles, Jerry and Michael |
Downs, in company. Witness learned that Rus. |
se soon after attacked by this party who had |
been in the alley, ami very badly beaten Did not
see the affair himself
The case was then continued until Tuesday next |
In order to secure the attendance of other wit |
nesses.
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3SAs DR.. j chm 3. WalthnIl, aomgepas
sS>2 thic Physician, Office on Governor
street. nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH l4-6m+
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N CALEDONIA GUARD, ATTENTION ON,
q Attend drill Of your company 81 the DIN -
!llReofn of the Richmond GFays 90 inc horth sac
~ # Main street, between ioIh aud i'm ssfeets n
a,,.'st,,sI aftgacauce is conmanded by the Captain
:. = w A IRVING. >
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Wa Law and Notary Public.-Practces
In all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin or out of
his Office Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
Relinquishuients of Dover, &c. Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly offended to.
Office removed &c No So, three !oors shove City
Hotel on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2-ly
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TssT-N STRAYED en- Saturday, 2Sth
~. ia May, one entirely White and one Red
0 Cow, with few white spots, rather
q blind. A liberal reward will be paid
for their return or any information that will lead to
their recovery Apply at this Office. je 6-6t
NHE subscriber is prepared TO furnish Tobacco
L Boxes of all sizes TO order, at short notice
and in the best style My Shop is on Cary street.
between 18th and 18th streets
lie 6-Im* A C WALLER.
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~ FIFTY head of No l three year old
dSKentucky Mules, for sale at Harden's Sta
bies.
ie 6-3tH LEE e. OVERLEY
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- FOR RENT, the fne new Framed Build
- ing with all necessary cut houses, situaleo ON
Mar. hall street. near Mr. Thomas Barhams. Pos
session given in r1sdiaieiy. For terms, Apply 70
JAMES NJ. UNDERWOOD,
"a G LIZ No 40 Broad street
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NOTICE.-Having qualified as Administrator
" de bonis non, with the win annexed, OF Ine
estate of GUSTAVUS LUCKE, dec d, all persons
having claims or charges against said estate, are
hereby notified to present the same and all ersons
indebted to the said estate. will make paymen. 10
the subscriber. JOHN EnDEh0'
la
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- we invite attention to the notice q , p
70 commence This evening ct Lafayette Han '
object d iaudable one, and ds.s,vs. ns''. The
ment. Encourage.
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NOTICE.-Express packages for Norfolk, Pc
tersburg and Richmond, intended fer shipment per
steamers Roanoke or jamestown, will hereafter be
received by ADAMS 81 co SO Broadwa who are
the only authorised agents for Express privileges by
those steamships.
LUDLAM & PEASANTS,
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NOW hEADX.-Tate's American FERN
IS Book.-A new edition emb racing along with
the old matter, which is adapted TO Inc various
with the new Code of Virginia, with valuable cna6-
ters upon Attachments and Dee5s; by Alexander IL
Sands, Esq Counsellor at Law.
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a SEVkNTY-FIVE No Harness and
ISIS Saddis Horses, for sale at HaFden's Ste.
bies
ie 6-3t* LEE & OVERLFY
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lOOA, STATIONERY. AND PIANO
- Ferte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wood.
house, (Late Nash d. Woodhouse,) 1879 Main st :,
Eagle square, will continue the business at the
same stand, and upon extensive scale as here
tofore. conducted by Nash IL Woodhouse He 80.
llclts the patronage of the public. j. 6
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f P NASH,

JAMES WOODHOUSE.
Having sold to Mr. James Woodhouse my interest
In the late concern of Nash IL Woodhouse, take
pleasure in recommending him to the continued
confidence and patronage of the public.
je6 K P NASH.
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DT-I95K AILK MANTiLI.As at - soo'
u black SILK Mantilias al .. oo
No 10 do higher prices
Coiored do do--fer sale by
les = HAM y 49,
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-, MOST BEAUTIFUL PLAIN and

AIR. MOST BEAUTIFUL PLAIN and
EE%3Open Straw BOnnets.-Just opened by
&s5& ial., arrivals handsome lot of fashionable
VIZ Straw Bonnets at all prices and much cheaper
than usual The attention of the closest buyers is
invited to them Also, Ribbons, Bonnet Innings,
White Silk Fringes, Gimps, Buttons. Fans, Grape
ShawIs, Mantlas, Summer Silks, Tissues Bareges,
&c. Ca GWATKlN,
je 6-3t opposite Exchange Bank.
It FORPORTAAND VIA SALEM.-
49, The sup. fast sailing schr SAM'L RANKIN,
Cap ro~n is ready to receive freight above,
and will sail as above with all possible despatch
For freight of 400 bills, apply to
lie 6 ROBERT RANKIN
IL house. was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
18th May last. Those indebted to the concern will
please settle with James Woodhouse and those
having claims against the same, will present them
to him for liquidation.
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ONihOt II . I
LYscHBURG, May 80, 1858.
COMMENT.

Colonel Garnett asserts, with quite as much
holiness we think as is warranted by the evil
denee ne adduces, that transhipment may be
made at cost OF i've cents per ton and FIVE
miles of distance, and TO prove it, he states the
result of an experiment made upon sin gle
car loaded with boxes of tobacco and barrels
OF -four Of the weight Of 8 tons. This, he tells
us, was removed by four hands, in fifteen min :
utes, and he arrives at the conclusion that
twenty hands can tranship twenty car loads Of
eight tons each in an hour. The wages Of
each OF these twenty hands, he says, are Sc
cents perday each, and as they work only one
tenth part Of the time, or one hour, they are
hnsied to but one.tenth part of the whole o.
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sH0K MAaLs.-(iTIfssis eenuIae
q {, 9, and 10 les per NJ. for sae og
J SiNroN & co,
je6 Sign Of the Circular saw N Main At
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Fancy so AP.-L0ws geaalaa Brown
4 WINDSOR ana Honey soap Also, all klna Toilet
Soaps ead Creams, BaroeE's Wnita staying soan,
a superior article, tor sale by
je6 EIpICoT.
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HORSE And MULk sHUEs,-25 KEGs
just received, and for sale By
q siNTOS a. co,
jes Sign Of the Circular saw. II main ct.
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Notices nf the Praaa

ENOR SALE, No 1 seeond handed Carriage
l. and Harness, all In cd order Apply TO
EDWtD EACHO,
js6 General Agent sed Collector.