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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09
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WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
TPJ WENRT V EYDP ESQ

WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
TRL W-EEKL Y aEXPRESSl
IHE perfected arrangements for run
l. ming regular WAGON LINE, for tho rapid transmits
sion cf
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
ctween the above mentioned, and all intermediate points
This will be emphatically SAFE SPEEDY ACCoMNo-
DAroS LINE by which articles large and SMALL cnruste
to will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford fair margin for living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LEAVF-Whceling every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ arriving in Washington at
O'Clock, each day. .E.4--#s y t.-lsF. ---H
Saturday, at 10 oclock 4. NJ arriving in Wheeling at
O'Clock, each evening",
oFFic ES:-In Wheeling after the first OF April tss3
Market Street. above Monroe, nearly opposite Wash
ingUn HAIL. and in Washington, in the of MO-rows
Store mar26 II. L. W. STOCKTON
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q The Guyandotte Herald states thai
some passengers, by the steamer Gossamer
were near being drowned, Saturday last, week
as they were landing at that place. They were
put in leaking boat which sunk before it
reached the shore, and the passengers were
only saved by the timely assistance rendered
from the shore. The passengers, when they
discovered the leaky condition of the boat, en-
deavored to regain the steamer but the mate
with a pole and an oath showed them off,
There was much Indignation among the Cit
zens of Guyandotte, who came near organizing
Judge Lynch's court.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DESTRUCTIVE FrlE - Yesterday morning At
little aftsr nix O'Clock the pattern shop attached to
the immense foundry, machine and car shop Of
Mes,rs Burr & Ettinger, situated on Cary street,
adjoining the Gas Works, was discovered to be on
fre. The infaammable nature of the contents, in
few minutes gave rise to an immense volume of
fame, which rose up even higher than the lofty
chimney of the Gas Works, and presented 10 per-
sons in the upper part of the city the appearance of
these costly works being on fra All the fire COM
panies In the city were promptly on the spot, and
by immense exertions, succeeded In combining the
IRE to the building 10 which IL had taken. Had 1t
spread farther, which, at this dry season. 1t seemed
for while certain to do, the explosion of the two
gasholders might have caused an awful destruc.
ton OF life and property. So near did the fire ap-
proach to them, that the paint upon their iron
framework was scorched and discolored. The ex.
tensive works of Messrs Burr T. EttiRger were for
time In the greatest peril. Their loss, however,
was only $4,000. They were insured $4,000 in the
Richmond Fire Association; which, considering the
value Of the property saved, viii probably fully
yer the loss. The fire is supposed to be the work
of an incendiary. Our citizens should be thankful
that they have SO narrowly escaped great loss and
injury.
we are panied to learn that several mechanics,
merit, have lost, what to them, IL much all their
tools. These, as is usual were not covered by in
surance.
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az A visitor to Petersburg has exhibited
aspecimen Of North Carolina copper TO the
editor of the Petersburg Intelligencer which
he pronounces very rich. The lntelligeneer
thinks that copper will be greater source OF
wealth to North Carolina than her gold mines.
The specimen above alluded - came from the
county OF Mecklenburg. a5h&2#
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% The people of Portsmouth are about to
build a fine hotel. We are glad to see this
sign of prosperity in the old town. So long
as town is not advancing there is no use for
new hotels but when trade begins to advance
and travel increase in city, among the first
things needed is new hotel.
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CARD.-I cannot refrain from thus
ESpublicly expressing my gratitude to the
various fire companies of the city for their untirng
and noble exerIions to save my property on the
night of the End inst, and to those of my fellow
cilzens who assisted 10 saving some to $4,000
worth from the flames.
IL l1-lt* JAMES THOMhS, Jr.
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~ ]. w. Swanson, student of the Floyd
Institute, and grandson of Vincent Witcher of
Piusylvania, was accidenuy drowned on the
Sd inst. He was an expert swimmer, but was
drowned in an effort TO save fellow pupil whc
could not swim, from drowning. 1t is su?pos
ed he became strangled, and sunk. His com
panion was saved but as he could swim, no
fears were felt for him, and his danger was not
discovered until he was missed, and had sunk
to rise no MORE
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- b. w. STARKE, Attorney at
~ Law and Notary Public.-Practices
In all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention win
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin out of
his ofice) Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
Relinquishments of Dover, &c. Claims for colec.
ton entrusted to him, promptly offended to.
Office removed to No SO, three soors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond Va.
da 2-1v
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In 4 HARD PLACE Patrick A. Cross, free me-
ero arrested ON Friday night lat, for ssins at large
without having in his possession q certificate OF his
freedom, made in obediense to the Mayor IN his
court room last Saturday, and would have been com
mitted to prison, but for tbs happy circumstances to
him, that be had sick family, and the court was not
disposed to deprive them Of his services during their
Illness He was permitted to retire on the solemn
promise of obtaining register OF this term Of the
Hastings Court, which commences it session this
morning.
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NEW YORK CAEALs.-The canal tolls, for
the fourth week in June, were $I04 53S-an
increase on the corresponding week of last
year OF $ll0O. The increase 80 far, this sea.
SON, amounts to SOS, 800.
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x Henry III. Western, lawyer of dis.
tinction and one Of the Oldest members of the
New York bar, died in that city Wednesday
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In Goldsboro', NJ c., on fha evening of June 30th,
by VIM K. Lane, Esq. Mr. JOHN II. VIA, of Rich
mond, Va, to Miss ZEALAND ZONO. daughter OF
John H. Anderson, Esq, formerly of Petersburg,
Va.
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, of New York,
lost two sons, on the 4th of July, by scarle,
fever. They were twins, and quite young.
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3. ROANOKE JUDICIAL CIRcUiT.-At the cleo.
ton last week in this Circuit. TO GIL the vacan
81 Sccssioned by the death Of Judge johnson.
:, hooers "a. Hudson, Esq. Of BoietoHrt, was
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r. B. J. Eddins news AGENT whose Office 10 an.
der the American, has sent . novel. written By
Caroline Lee Hentz, entitled Helen and Arthur, o.
Miss Thasa's Spinning Wheel Lowers of fiction
win do well to look ct It, Al for ourselves, we have
no time, and in hot weather. no disposition, to look
into the merits Of anything. unless it were work
dealing with the most undoubted facts.
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The friends of prohibitory liquor law !
Philadelphia have nominated candidates O
their own to be voted for at the next election.
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OVER THE BLUE RIDGE.-Mr. Ellet has
made his survey. and will have track across
the Blue Ridge, so that the cars will run all
the way to Staunton.
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MOTTO - Express packages for
NJ Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg &c In
tended for shipment per steamers Roanoke or
Jamestown, will hereafter be received by
Messrs ADAMS e. 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 & PLEASANTS, Agents.
New York June, l, 1853. te IL
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HANDSOME PREsENT.-The officers and others
in the employment of the Danvile Railroad have
caused to be purchased set of plate, which they
intend to present to Mr. John H Osborne, supeIin-
tendent of the Danville Railroad Testimonial OF
their appreciation of his services to the corpora.
ton, as well his polite, kind and considerae de-
pertinent towards themselves. The set is now at
Messrs Mitchell e. Tyler's store, Main street. and
consists of massive pitcher two beautiful goblets'
and waiter of solid silver. All the pieces are OF
handsome designs, chased and ornanaented in ex-
qusite style
Inlearning the particulars of this proceeding, so
crsdtable to the givers and the receiver, we were
sorry to learn further that Mr. Osborne is about to
leave the Danville Railroad and to leave Richmond
Considering him useful man and worthy gentle
man, we look upon his removal event to be re.
Rretted.
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~ 9
From PetersburG and Richmond to the
White Sulphur Springs. ThrouRh I'm

1ZZZ = X ~ - S-y5<l9
From Fetersburg and Richmond to the
White Sulphur Springs, Through in
TyHE Virginia e. Tennessee Railroad Company
L now present the quickest, safest and cheapest
route, with increased facilities never before offered
by any line TO the travelling public visiting Virginia
Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at o'clock
M, Sundays excepted by Messrs Boyd, Edmond
e. Co.'S line of Packets with experienced command
ers-or the next morning at o'clock, by the Dan.
vile Railroad, meeting passengers leaving Peters
burg at o'clock M, the same morning at the
| junction of the South Side Railroad will proceed
TO Rice's Station; where they will find line of new
| and superior Troy Coaches, fine horses and expe
rienced drivers in readiness to convey them with
| the most possible dispatch, will reach Lynchburg
early in the evening, Ia time 10 have good mig 1T
rest and take the Cars of the Virginia Tennessee
| Railroad at O'Clock M, next morning to Bon
sacks, distance of Al miles 10 two hours In con
Stages so well known to the travelling public for
their safety and dispatch, well supplied with new
| Coaches, excellent horses, accommodating agents
and drivers ready to convey them to the Mountain
House to supper, and after a comfortable nights
rest, to the White Sulphur Springs before 10 o'cik
| next morning, the second day after leaving Lynch
| burg. Me
Returning, passengers viii leave the White Sui
phur Springs at O'Clock daily, Sundays ex-
cepted) Rsd Sweet and Sweet Springs at O'clock
P Al, and arrive at the Mountain House to supper,
leaving next morning at day light, breakfast at
Scotts, arrive at Bonsack's at At o'clock M-and
Lynchburg at Oh NJ. leave Lynchburg same even.
lag by Packet al O'clock P M, for Richmond, ar
irving the second morning, at o'clock Nor by
Stages at I'm AMOR from to 4 o'clock in the
morning ana Southside Railroad to Petersburg and
Dansiie Railroad to Richmond, arriving same
evening at 5 o'clock
Rates Of Fare from Richmond and Pc
tersburg.
ny boyd Edmond's Packets, from Rich.
moad and Va & Tenn Railroad to White
sulphur Springs. % 90
20 sweet ..-....-.........-..-... 8 90
BY Danville Railroad from Richmond and
southsde Railroad from Petersburg and
stages TO Va Tenn Railroad to White Sui
phur Springs. ......................l0 so
THOMAS SHARP,
y LIT supt Tranp't Va & Tenn Il
ZINE wINRs AND LIQUORs,-Frenen
Brandy. 0 Whisky. Madeira, Sherrv. Port
ana Champagne Wines, Scotch Ale and Londnn
rorser.. All OF the best quality, for sale by
jy II Cary 1t, adjoining Columbian Ho,el
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.-Noc5.-
lava, Costa Rico, Laguayra and Rio COTS
tor sale BY ELAN, SMITH q co Cav =
1Il Adjoining Columbian Hotel
kslNE TkAs.-Green and Black Teas Of .n
= perior quality, for sale by
-, ~ ELAN, SMITH & CO,
y II Cary q, adjoining Columbian Hotel
Zip DOMINION NAILs.-i00 Iegs for
ssleby ELAN. SMITH CO, Cary s.
Ill Adjoining Columbian Hotel
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EXCHANGE AND BAN

- EXCHANGE AND BANKING
N HOUSE OF C. W.PURCELL e. CO. -
The notes of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed rs heretofore at par at our
counter.
EPAll solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated at Washington.
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MARRIED..

THE Husr1NGs Couar will commerce its SEES
sion, ct the City Hall, at IL o'clock to day.
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The Pennsylvania coal companies are mot
doing so large business as last wear hn, vs.
one more profitable than usual, on account Of
the higher rates of toll. o1A' y
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Justice rides in slow coach, but general,
manages to arrive in Time to connect with IN.
last train. "'' TUX
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REcovERIse SLowLy.-The little hoy. William >.
Richardson, who was thrown from his horse ON
Church Hill one evening last week and seriously in
iured by the fall is glad to learn. recovering,
though slowly, from the effects of his wounds and
bruises
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ToBAcco.-Owing to the drought, and the
consequent short crop of tobacco in Maryland,
planters have instructed their agents in Balti
more to hold for an expected advance. So says
Baltimore letter.
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DKRANeED-George w. Atkinson, well known
in this city as a slave trader, was brought before a
court of three Magistrates Saturday last, and
amined as to his SOUND uess of mind Mr. A. has no
family. He was As years old, and man of tempe
rate habits Three subjects-love, religion and
medicine-seem to occupy his mind, upon each Of
which he occasionally exhorted quite fuently. The
disease from which he 10 suffering ID supposed to be
hereditary, and fears are entertained that he will
not be relieved from his unpleasant situation. The
Court determined to send him to the Eastern Asy-
lum, if he can be gotten ia there and in the mean
time directed his confinement in prison until thai
fact can be ascertained
I'VE deem it proper to state that the individual
mentioned above is not George Walden Atkinson
commissi ON merchant
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~ The jury Of inquest upon the body of
the young lady who was SO badly burned at
the Hippodrome, in New York, expressed the
opinion that the accident was owing to care.
lessness in the manner of lighting the place.
The accidents had become SO numerous at the
Hippodrome, as to occasion much comment,
and judicial inquiry. into its interior arrange.
msnt and hazards was suggested. At the
Hippodrome in Boston, serious accident oc.
CURED to young lady who was riding hur-
die race. Her horse turned complete sum-
merset over her body.
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A VALUABLE AkTICLE.-Msny of the
IA diseases incident to the warm months of sum.
may be arrested In their incpient stages BY the
use of Purcell, Ladd & Cos Extract OF Jamaica
Ginger. Travellers will fad it to correct the i'll eft.
fects of change OF water.
For collie, sudden pains, fatuence indigestion,
dyspepsia, &c &c, it is invaluable.
PURCELL, LADD d. CO, Druggists,
iy Ill 90 Main street
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SwINIsH.-A woman named Betsy Miller, and a
man calling himself John Doherty, made their ap'
pearance at the Mayors Court Saturday last, to
undergo an examination on the charge of stealing
two pigs, the property OF Sarah Ann English OF Inc
Valley. When the Witnesses were called, TWO CT
them failed to answer, and as they were deemed
important to the cause, the investigation was sd'
iourned over until this morning.
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SPEECH OF MR.. EVERETT.

We are sure the readers Of the Dispatch wiz
be obliged TO US for publishing the speech o.
Mr.. EVERETT of Massachusetts, delivered al
,he corn GRAFTON dinner in Fansuil Hail. bos'
ton, on the 4,h inst. Ii is an admirable eno''--
appropriate OF the PAsr, the Present and Inc
EuruKr of our country. II will be found on
the FIRST page of our paper of this morning.
The effort is one departing from the beaten
,,,ck Of fourth of July oratory, and is strong
" imbued with those national feelings which
rise entirely above party, and meet ready and
cordial response in the breast of every Ame-
rirau.
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W JOB fKiNTING.-The dispatch
NJ Job Office is prepared to execute 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.
je 23-1m
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ynnn Nelly, soldier Of the revelation. died
IN ~ y, township, Auskingum county, Ohio
~ 'us LIN uitimo, aged ninety three years.
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49, ROPER q MURRAY, UNDER.
~SA TAKERS, Governor street. between
Main and Franklin. fe 28-ly
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SAD AccIDENr-Thoma Burkitt, native OF Wex
ford county, Ireland about 81 years ofage, yesterday
at about u O'Clock while hauling timber for the con-
situation of the Danville Depot ~ear the mills Of
Messrs. HaxalIs was struck just below the knee Of
the left Leg by the drum of the powerful derrcks
there in use and barely escaped with his life The
limb was terribly laeerated, but whether broken or
not, had not been sscertained when we left him at
the Hospital Several of his scquaintances were
there ready to give assistance, and the medical and
surgical force of the institution In attendance.
He was comfortable when we left, except that he
was very faint from loss of blood.
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DR.. ohm b. Walthail, Homeopa.
~ thfc Physician, Office ON Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH 14-6m*
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The LINpENs AND THE WoRMs.-For years
have we preached to the public authorities, state
and municipal the subject of the Lindens on the
Square and the myriads of worms which infest
them, and which every summer sweep the foliage
from them and leave them as bare as though it
were winter. Now 1t lie for their foliage-the bene.
fit of their shade-that trees are desired, esteemed
and cultivated. Of what value then are the Lin
dens of the squaref Not only are they shorn of
their beauty-all that makes them valuable-but
the worm which is attracted by them. and which 30
entirely disrobes them, is most disgusting. At this
time the Square il offensive rather than inviting,
because of the number of these worms that now
prey upon the Lindens. Years ago we argued that
if we meant to have Public Square, 1t should be
kept In order and be nearly as possible, always
pleasant place of resort-that the worms eth acted
by the Lindens, had grown so numerous that the
pleasures of the Square were diminished by them,
and that the evil had grown SO serious that If 1t
could be remedied in no other way, the trees must
fall. This we thought would be demanded by
the public comfort and the decency of the
place. We have gone on however, year after year
"a feeble attempt was made to drown out the
worms by pumping weak tobacco juice over the
trees-bands of bagging were tied around the
bodies of the trees which were tarred once but not
again-the worms continue to come; they ell tha
walks and are trodden upon and mashed under
feet until the scene is sickening-they hang down
from the trees and fall upon the passenger-in
short make place with many beauties disagree.
Die and repulsive.
We take occasion to renew our annual complaint
We implore the authorities to clear out the Lin
dens and plant better trees in their places. They do
not suit the ground-they belong to cooler and
more humid atmosphere-they are here sicky and
half growE and victims of worms. Let them be
banished. We had rather see the Ailanthus by far;
but let US have some american trees on the Square
there are too many exotics there. We hope his
Excellency, Governor Johnson, as he has some
time yet to remain in the Gubernatorial Mansion
SO near the scene we have described-will take the
subject under his consideration.
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H Te the President nd Directors of
the Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad
ton is now laying in the Office in Richmond, with
fifty names assigned to it, calling you to give
them station at SCOTS Shop, which they wish
you to attend to at the earliest hour.
jy 9-2t* BY THE PETITIONERS.
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NEW MuHc.-We have received from Jas Wood
house the following pieces Of new music wedding
Polka, Grand Stormins Gallopsde, Doubling Cape
Horn, q Gallopade; all composed by Louis Wallace
dedicated to Lieut.. B. II. Robertson, I'd Dragon
u s. Artillery, and Published By Miller & Beach
am, Baltimore, and by James Woodhouse, Rich
ox.A
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i LOCK BOARDS and ten thousand sawed
LATHS, for sale by
iu ll-at* WAROWELL q BADGER.
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tkT HITE SULPHUR WATEhs IrOm the
w GreenbrIer COunty White sulphur
Springs, Ya.-The wide cad reputation and
well known curative powers OF the Water from
these celebrated Springs, makes description of
them superiuous 1t has been highly recommended
by the first hysicans in the United States, and is
far superior to that of any other of the many Sui
phur Springs in the county invalids should be
careful therefore, to purchase that from the White
Sulphur Springs, of Greenbrier county, Virginia.
For sale by ADIE & GRAY, Druggists,
jyIl Sole agents for the proprietor.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WoRKs.-We should have mentioned that the
Board decided, on Friday, to send disnter
estsd engineer 70 survey the two disputed
routes, tby the White Sulphur Springs and
me Monroe rouie,) and determine on tina,
Which = best. L also decided that the Gov.
.ns'0n and Ohio Railroad was to have i,s ,s,.
mlaauon at Covng,on. This puts II m;,s.
more Of road upon the Central Railroad Com.
paDy. N'' -
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BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has for
- sale
$4,000 State 6 per cent Stock, "a years to run
from LIST Jan. last
1000 State per cent Stock, having % years to
5000 State per cent Stock, having IA years to
run
9,l00 James River and Kanawha Bonds, guar.
antied by the State
1900 Bonds of the City of Petersburg, redeema
f BILE in 1868
5000 Va Central railroad Co. Bonds, redeema.
BILE 1872
81 shares Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
K r Stock
I2 shares Richmond and Danville R R Co Stock.
~ ll-3tMThSs
hi OTlCE.-JUHE @ WlNN, NJ Il. AMBER
IN SON, EDWARD v. BREEDEN, A. C. POR-
TER and JAMES II. BRACKETT, will, from this
date, be interested in our business, which will,
hereafter be conducted under the style and firm OF
BREEDEN, FOX e. co.
jy LIFT BhEEDEN q fox.