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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-10
'GENTRE FpIINDRY.

:
5 No ~ IEail Centre wheeling.
II EEP family ass rtnsnt o. inc .9es i9is,S
OF ParInr, Shop and Stoves. Their SsstsIn
Virginian," coal cannot be SURPASSED n snS
thing ever into the city They have sold l6u
Of them wtnfhe last six months, pledging thenlseVeato
take they did not give satisfection anu nave
never hu one feturnel i.iifs} ,Iti,a =,
They also keep constantly hand the lelesI ayl9 u
Arch Crates warranted equal to any made ntnla
also cast Iron Sinks, and variety OF an the
Poundryline, which will be soil low for caSh:
i1sv.yl %1si'a f dtswtf-Aug. 3.
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.Pemberton HOUSE. f.
water street.. g 8, +, EolqEy ! ( Z. !, HlonFes

2s',1- WHEELING O., Va. s.,
m M PEN MBERTON ANNOUNCES to his old trtehds anu
tile public generaI that l has located IN the eosn
nIodious br ok bud.g. formerly known as mo sit;
hares,' and Thoroughly repaired and
prepa ed to entertain travellers good style
prices. The Pemheron House Is situated inmeaia5eiy
on the Steamboat landing and near Tho OePotof the
tn:ore and Ohio Railroad, afor9ing ior sho
packet boats convege9 stopping pace & oS S
friends TO his house, and sollctt OIL pu0tg
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Il ADAMS & CO.'S
HxPRRSS NOTICE.

Nx,O Get,Veer 2eeltng, Bliere
r, Shfe, Mo- York, Boston. aud the East
TINE public arc respectfully inioFned that We nave
made arrangements by which we shall run %
- Onily Express tHi
From Baltimore 10 Wheel ns, via Baltimore and ONO @
RaIlroad and connecting at baltimore with our Greal
Eastern Express 10 and all the Cities and Towns 0l
the Eastern and SIidds States. We are now prePeu I"
forward by this route all descriptions orght and yalua.
bic Goods Packages, Bank Bills Specie Jcwelry, &C., al
Ir5iI Speed, in charge OF careful Messengers ,,,,,I
EXPRESS for Baltimore and the Eost, will leave
ING daily at s o,c.OGk. a. NJ. Leave BALTlMGRE
daily, IL, P. NJ, =i i, ~, ,ur,o,
'''Srt SnIsT o1puS '"' ADAMS & CO.
oFFIGE.-Morkcts Street, Mcclure House 80.
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Z DRUGS. MEpiCiNE

Chemicals, Perfumery, Geo &c. 3
n m. CRUREESA OK EEss would annennce 10 his
IIieEds the public generally that having
conducteI under the firm OF u cr1mDscksr & Son. he
viii continue the old stand, No. 100 MAIN ST.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts 70 merit eont
unnee patronage onths iL
He has lust returned the Eastern cities ana Is now
re an extensive we'll selected stock OF Drugs AMI
Chemicals, perimery Rancy articles DC all OF wnien
nurchaseI oer strict personal insrecuon ard with
scrupulous regard purity quality and are now oee
TO tile rublic on t6c most reasonable terms A[:
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Something worth seeing!
A. NJ ADAMS

.Ia NEW CLOTHING, ROOMS.
HAVING completed my am t6 better pre- be
fore and at prices will astonsh tho
CCnie ON and try Remember tina. my place Is one
door above the corner long occupied by me- It's
useless undertake to enumerate my stoeK the
variety is so great. je20 A. NJ. ADAMS. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-10
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

~ STEiAM MARBLEE WUhh0,
faltE s &c MARKET ST, ,iWHEELlN VA. d
TIME. SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
mcnts in the East for the supply OF Marble ana con-
tempatig the erection works, he would invite
tho attention Architects Builders and the public IN gen
eRl to the inspection of his Stock consisting Of
qualities which sold lower than any other establish
Dealers would find their advantage oinspect his
stock beTore purchasing elsewhere, ~. -s,l.-L
His work i'll the most elaborate style, ana ne
would invite the attention OF purchasers TO examine his
statuary and other carved yor Coni
work in every yariety being enabled by his superior Hc
tiles to supply this at IMAM
any other esta blishment In the country " s7l5H ~,
Please give me call and examine my work. Ia ~
MICHAEL j. R0HAN.
s1 oiu f1-ti3iiia Marble Mason and Vault Builder. H
v5Also ca1cined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement. Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones'
at tbe lowest trade prices. .itfy4tt -e tl " u
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% sIs1sIk, IIN, q slaEhT AlsOn NHnhE Af
Manufactory, D.

- -T."-ITT IIdLW4tLVVV4y9I n "a D n
THANKFUL. for the ibera patronage heTetoioTo
80 bestowed unon him, the subscriber would Lespecu9.
80 " inforn his friends tile public generally that he
connues to manufacture the above named articles IN
all their variety, which he has always on hand good
sortnent for wholesale and retail at very pfeest
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves OF the most ar
proved patterns for coal and wood .J, Y. =
and be executed with prompness and in fhat VIII
p'S1ss}hs Sasf ''Ss' r. yNRNEY. AIain st. VI
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" 7VV1IRRLRRl,AslLA lLAlklN,8

VVILEEtIlEEB .slf1I.
MERCHANT 7iAll4GRS;s
Monroe street, ttUo do0rs from Market. 1afe'.the y,
WaskiitgtSn Hull, WEeeling, lYas, 10 q
Kecf constantly on hand; full of Cloths
Cassmores Vestius &c, which win be maaeup to or
der in thu latest style, and best manner! feb2s yi
Gllue and sand Paper Embellishments n
A.R. DILLON. 81 Go. El5H
u :. :.{sUCCESSoRS TO E. b. HoRNBRo0K.) +
:, Near the Cqtholic Bgrying gToil4id
TTAVE taken the above establishment, where they in
t tend to manufacture Glue and Sand Paper OF the best
quality which sell good tcrS es they can
be bought anywhere in the West. n 81 isti sol -it f
=. maid for -.
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Thonoas H. Gibso

Thomas IT, I1bsonI Is
PLUMB Err AND JAS FITTER, Ef
No. s Utior st, opposite C. H. Bcrry's Rope store.
OEGS leave to info4n his friends and the public in gen
ID eIal thathe continues TO carry the plumbing and
gas fitting all its various branches, and respecfysu
citsa share OF publ patronage sr H-
He has constantly OH hand, lead and iron pipes, com
water Closets wash basins cold water fountains for ho
tells, coolers for private families, hot and cold
cons attcrs kettles retorts ior bleaching fall other
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories, etc. fitted up with
disuatch sfj ,atgps sslll So lE-=. =.
Also, chandeliers. pendants brackets bellar lights
candle BURNERS, etc. '.'ft
Auorders let atthe above place will be thankfully
eeEved and prohitly attended to.--s- -
N lf.-A orders from, the country VIII meet VIII
prompt attention. an6-6md
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NE6MBsEER 81
BALTIMORE.
Odd Fellows, lEnsons, II cd Men, sono OF

Odd Fellows, lHnEons, Red M en- sons o1
Temperance, n slls 4iis4S
IS And other Society Regalia,
sBanaets Seals and Jeipels, manu- Jared and sol
5s9 yiGidbst s Smith, No. Ts baltimore Street
AZ sit 8 baltimore, Md! lqes iGs;5
TfIR assortment usually on har d consists of ID f.t
REGAI,lAi % M ,sist,is
odd FenoqssT Grand and Subordinate Lodge and Ei
Il at.Is Past GranG and other oaecrs, plain an,
q sss :. 1st I'd, 3d, 4th and 9th Degree Parade II.
galas.
= 90 - Pichly embroidered Eicampnlent Parat
: = 7f5stfi Spls RegHlias. L az es $ Etf7
Aasontc-K knights Templar, Royal A-sh, and Master.
III ~. Jewels, Robes, Banners, 81 ,ords, &c. H.
Sons Of Perdnce-Natioha, Grand and Subordina
Divisions ohfcers and Members. y EesS6iA
3D. Degree Working and Parade Regnla. a
JEWELS
OF the various ORDERS Of silver Gilt or Plated 8et0
including Knights Tenplar, CIgith Dtrks.1 } -
a7Aftl @EEt f3H BANNERS. tl.ss 81 sf-.-, f.,
Banners OF every size, style and cost adapted the
rogs and Societies, 10 order and De
stgns for Banners, when required, furnished nee of
eSe, showing the style ofthe when finished. Alsu
ROBES, lSASHES, COSTUMES CAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment be found inthe o.
LODGES ENOAMPMENTS,i DIVISIONS AM
cCe Ia ..JBirf 3 r.,l TRIBESt sstIsi5 h fs.4Ea
Wishing to fit up their Halls, supply themselyesw will
Parade Working Regan, Banners &C., depend up
on having their orders satisfactorily led by calling on OF
addressing ttisf l4isia .sefaSs,H5 GIBBS & SM1TH,
Regala and gannerM turers, 7S Baltimore street
% 6. +. FRY. Ager.t wheeinr Va. oot6-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-10
CITY BUSH 5ESS. .

RoB'r FonsYTiI.l JEF. HOPKINS. II. RoRsYEH JAs
954 FOR67TH65 & HoPKI3S5,4 !
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ia if (Suecessors to Forsyth and Baker.l lll 81
yQa.5l l,sdi s0l EORyyqRdfngl and ia So * IS
10 OlRhHRl: :iSS ION M tcF g IN q N Z 81
10 PRODUGEaANDaFL OUR DEALERS,
.ts .,;T nj tlj,iiti yPheeIfmE Yn. .ii,l M II IL
EEAVING completed our en1snts East pHd, West
H for the ae and speedy nsit of Merchanize AMI
Produce, We tender ces 70 the public with the
assurance that our facilities lslrpassed House
having Railroad into IT. aud being very
rommodious and frop OF gives our
ffiehds greater security yf0r theirprdpetty.
lTS6Le "A gents for The BdltfSaOre d6d Ohio T1aHs-
6plation Line through direct to lpsid.g t
IN Il Having capacity store 5000 tons no charge
iapai a.i s.i IS. gaiiasies{ IS y s,. u. b
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MoLURE HOUSE,

= JAMES CAEROIIy RAOEh469SEFAf -
WHEELING, VA, t -.
recently completed at cost OF over
III and furnished in the very best style II conlaHS AZ
the aiiances in use in the eat Eastern Hotels anu y
csIenlated in altrespects for first class House.
Ths Proprietor having been engaged IN ong
s basl Hotels IL determined 70 nus
in style Inferior tonone west or cast Slg
49, tfnIIv soIeits their favor f IL lle92sll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-10

F .t5stl65s ~ y. MOREEYET.
MOTHER lot OF Dress Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons
Embrederies, Cloves, HoSieEy etc lust reeeiSsdl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-10

1-7-=7.7S7 SUGAR. CURED HAMS sf.aall. u
~ TJRRCRs a superior article, Just received ana 6
l slll sala IL iy1s d. RElLLY.
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4.-5 tfsts NO. 1S7. Z III &. AS ra<zss4
MEMS PoOTR. woMEN's ALTERS HALF
1000 pr mems kip boots, CATERS, ETC. l
1000 mems thick boots 200pr womens CATERS,
800 mems cali boots 400 do half CATERS,
200 mems water proof do 500 do walking shoes,
MEMS nRooiNs. 900 do pegged buskns
600 mems calf brogans, 900 do kid buskins, slip
900 prime kip do '.s- a pers. q
800 do thick 10 sI KISSES BooTEEs DUs.
4 900 low priced do KIRs, ETc. 5s. 20
- BoYs' uooTHH<. 600 misses morocco lace,
1900 pair boys thick bootees, 800 do kip do
500 kip y, do 300 do calf do
200 calf do 3G0 do kid and mo-
'' YOUTH nooTs. rocco buskins
500 pr youths calf boots, $50 do black, blne, and
300 do kip do n bronzed gaiters,
1890 do thick do cInLDREH's BooTERs.
BnYs ARpYouTHs BRooANs. 1900 pr fancy bootees,
OOOpr boys kip broGans, 1000 kid & morocco 81
1900 do thick do 1900 chdTens peg,d"
1000 youths do do 40. 1000 Children,s goat 80
GOO do kip do 1900 do coored 't
500 hoys and youths calf do GUN SHOES.
IwonTN's LAun BOOTS 4e00 pairs nIens, ladies and
500 morocco lace boots, cbildrcn's Gum Shoes.
1000 calf do ..+-I AND CAPS. ~
900 lii do 400 doz mems plush caps, ~
1900 kin do s1.. 3I'H 300llti 9it wool hats,
tTEIa at,si iii.i inAND BoXEsss aIsW
sta 300 wood band boxes. ts. 81 & -fLt. -
Thankful for the beraI heretofore eStendedto
Us seps Hat sS ST MoCIALGENS & KNOX
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"a McCII IIAILEEJS Il. KNOX
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAIERS IN ;
BOOTS dND SHOES, MEMS AND
1DeH kn0ic1l std1lI 0T Tue
BIC r ED BOOT.

aIgsr A34N1l IL LIZ 1ASSe%Asszl tgi
VETE are owreeeIvng from Eastern Manufacturing
wv Establishments, Gthe largest and best manuac
or Boots Shoes, Fall and Winter
wear oheredin this any other market They
to order, according to our own diree
tions and are intended expressly for retailing To our
regular customers and all others who may favor with
Shoes, which guarantee material and
workmanship to thpse manncued in this or any other
partu the United States Our stock will be found to
sist, H. part, OF the following seasonable goods;
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VIII EEILIN(S.
aPRINGs Or 1883.
\, 3l33s.s I.,5a WIN. j Sci BY. j J. J
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
sdf1ROFeIgm4tlal D ON o0ILc Dry G4OOd1, 2
YO. IL z Main stS West side, bettcseh Monroe ana

sGf1FOEe19ms g. ID ON e0t1c Dry Goods, o.
No. III Main 81. West side, bettoseh Monroe ana
la - stgetI 80 isgf Union sts,9;s esiitii.
I'd. hsSigt Z ~ Wheeling SVa.i 1g!i{ f .E3Q
rs NOW in receipt mis- Spring stock of Dry Goods
and Notions, direct from importers and Manufactus
Ters Comprising complete and desirable stock UT
goods adapted to the trade this sectionas be found
In any houie Re$t, tohich would respectfully
invite the attention Of retail dealersi consisting oil
= DRESS GOODS. s
In black silks, alpacas poplins, lawns, de Iaihes,
hams, with very large stock ofprints, orthe best
makes and colors Also, bonnets, ribbons, Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. And OF .ra !tt.,tiEa
i, 5srts5, ,s.5. tEIL MEMS WEAR ,,s 5,.
In cloths cassmers, sattinets, Iuerfno c1ssimeies,
Jeans tveeds and summer coths also cottonades
MIS- bIuedrils brown linens, linen drilsj nankeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment AlsoS
me and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canon hats, sot
WOOL bf1sh hats, etc.; Wha full stock OF linen anu cot
seamless bags buTlaps, table dapesi 6ras
driings, iGngR, cheeks shiTtingf stripes, ETC., brown
and bleaeed mlsns with good stock OF white goods
nthe .y,,.s- =
AS caIbrcs jaconets Irish linens, aees threads, but
TONS hosiery Cloves combs, etc. in oil their variety.
Ny whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well In
qaall1ss marsS ana s'y'o as'n priss' f II sELBY
"a McCLAI3LElJS q KNOX, 5
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAIERs In >
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS. .dND
r. Boys Hats and Caps, at The ,5
-.fi s1pH kS01P1, ofoTI nff The
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-10


81 Grand ami Square Pianos, request the special alter
tion of female performers, to late and important in
the keys Of tho same piano be regulated to uAKD
so as to suit the exnct elnsc strength OF M
touch is OF tie trstS 1t we're vain tall
or fine tone ifthe k - not susceptible OF affee
elestic otherwise tho inherent qualities ofttt
instrument will remain unltnow1. Those who waIl'
piano, should not Ealt give this invention trial,
See business circulars, which may be had nee OF post
age. by addressing Manufacturers g.l{L z,l.Is
maras 9 .s 80, - B1sTlasts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27
Prices of Stocks.
Richmond Wholesale Prices Current,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED TWICE WEEK.
II f NJ A II * 8 .

RICHMOND. June %, 1853.
ToBAcco-The receipts of Tobacco small this
week-caused by the stoppage Of the Canal and the
Planters being engaged in their Wheat harvest but the
breaks are very FL l. with much animaton in the
market and prices higher than they have been this year
Inferior Lugs "a a 5 .; Good l.2 d "a; Fine
ID; Extra Fine Manufacturing l . -
Common Leaf 34a73.4; Inferior and Mddling ga
83.4; Good shppins 10; Fine do IL . II !;
Good AMI Fine Manufacturing 10 Is Fine Fancy
do lS n 30 Ia.
FLoUR-rhe market ia the early part the week wa'
du few sales made the Basin bank 4, u 10
s4a and sale of 400 bbls., from store, s42 The
market is more firm day under the steamers news
Holders demand SAG s., but we heur of no sales
The canal is closet for the month; the stock IN
hand is large for the season-say. abou' Is 600 bbls
GUANo-Markct well supplied-$46, delivered a:
Basin and Depos.
GRAIN-Brans, white 81 per bushe
Corn, SO 90 cents. Not much coming in--owihg
to the harvest &c in demand.
Oats, 40 45 cents per bushel
Peas. backeye, 80 cents per bushel.
Wheat, very little arriving and in small lots-saies
from 80 cents to 81 10 cts for prime,
LuMBER-Pank inch $28 ii do %; IA do Wv
224; do $l24 ID; do $40; Notwithstanding
$l25 ID, accordir to quality Scandng $l2 l-2i ~
u flooring dressed, % 30, Virginia Flooring roHg"
SIS a 20; Tobacco Box Boards, Oak, SIS 30 Jol't
Timber $l4; Lathes worth 81 25 per for riven' -
73for sawed Shingles, fair article worth 81 ava %
- per NJ, supply moderate with good demand
LIVE STocK-(J. Shocks Report) Beef Caltle,sea'o
weight So Is 25, gross. Sheep 81 so g. nett Hogs
81 80 nett.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27
Additional by thc Niagara.

The following items of intelligence by the
Niagara, from Liverpool, IN addition to those
already published under our teegraphic head,
are gathered from the last mail:
ENGLAND.-Mr Waywald brought
motion forward in Parliament calling atten.
ton to the attitude OF Russia towards Turkey.
The members from Durham had been un.
seated for bribery.
The University of Oxford had conferred the
degree of Doctor of Laws upon Mr. Tngers Ill.
the American Minister, and Bishop McIIvaine.
Lord Shaftesbury presided over meeting
in London for amehorajing the condition OF
fugitive slaves in Canada.
Immense hostility had been excited in Ire.
land against the proposed bill for the inspec.
ton of the nunneres.
The crops throughout England and Ireland
were promising.
FRANCE.-lt IS the opinion of the leading
Journal of Paris that war betv cen Russia
and Turkey will be avoided but the funds are
nevertheless agrated, and closed at decline.
Gen. Changarnier denies that he had offered
his services to the Porte.
The Moniteur announces that the French
and English fleet had formally offered 10 sus
tain Turkey, and proceed to the DardanelIes
immediately. The Moniteur also believes thai
Abdel Kader had applied to return to France
AUSTRlA.-The King of Bavaria had of
fered to mediate between Austria and Swift
zerland 1t was the general belief at Vienna
that the Turkish, Swiss and Sandman Difficult
ties would all be amicably adjusted. A spe
cial minister had been sent from Vienna to Con
stanlinope. An Austrian camp was forming
IN Moravit.
Vargo, an advocate, and several Citizens Of
Pesth had been arrested for corresponding
with Kossuh.
PRUSSIA-Genera Croker had left Der
lin on special mission to Constanlinople-
The King had not officially recalled the Prus
slams in The Turkish service
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

A stringent act for the prevention OF acel'
Je,,. nm Railroads has been reported IN me
New York Legislature. 1t constitutes The
Safe engineer, the Stare superlndent OF rail
,o,d.. empowers him 10 demand at any lime
.ocb renorts of information from railroad com
n,nos as he deems necessary or desirable; i'm
noses noses fine of one thousand dollars per day
upon any 'mpany who refuse to give suen
,rf,rmaiion. and gives to railroad companies
authority 10 frame by laws for the government
OF their employees and the regulation oil pas
sepgers All accidents or collisions are 10 he
regarded as prima tacie evidence oil negligence
ard the onus is thrown on the company 10
prove that they are not the result OF such neg
iigence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

We have jIst issued from our press vol
ulne by Henry Morgan. entitled 4 description
ot'hc Peaks If otter NTH skcfcies and anec.
dotesgf Patrick Henry, John RandoiPh &C.
Sc. The author has succeeded in collecting
and eompending IN this volume a number Of
wild stories and anecdotes of this section
oil the State OF which are told in a man
ner appropriate to their character. The
poetic fancies also, as we'll as the descriptions
of natural scenery which abound in the book
will afford decided amusement 10 every lover
of the original We presume it " III be placed
for sale in the book stores of the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27
Railroad 20 Alexandria.


In one of its late articles upon the Lynch
burg and Alexandra railway connection, lb'
RIcuMoNp DlsPATcu used the following Ian
guage;
"One of the greatest evils Of the Lyucbburg
end Gordonsville connection Is that II viii be
the parent of road from Salem TO Staunion.
No argument can be urged against this lat.
ter that was notperfecfly good against the for
mer"
TmE VALLEY STAR copies the article con.
taining these sentences aud makes them, and a
late article in The VIRGINiAN. the basis of The
following remarks;
"If any opposition should hereafter come
from Lynchburg 10 the extension of the Manas
sa's Gap road through this county to Salem,
let it be remembered that the Lynchburg pa.
per End people have no terror Of Baltimore;
that they believe in the faed inevitable growth
OF great commercial city somewhere on the
waters Of Virginia; that they think il bad poll
cy to dam up our borders against the tide Of
travel surging and flowing like ocean waves
between the North and the South; and hence
that resistance from them to onr road can only
proceed from a selfish monopollzing spirit
winch CdntlDlt We arc SURE, NC touht'HhH1cu
for moment by Virginia Assembly"
We answer both the Dispatch and Star for
the present very briefly, by saying ho' the
road from this point to Alexandra supplies the
link nthe great national chain and Supcfsedes
all necessity for Tie Valley line. From the
first, We regarded it as a contest between the
TWO routes and, before the passage II the bill
authorising the extension from Orange TO
Lynchburg, y urged it as the best and only
means Of defeating connection between Salem
and Stanton. Had the Valley route succeed
ed we could have seen no necessity for the
other, and so ajcc rcySa. Instead therefore Of
this road being 'ihe parent of one from Salem
10 Stuunton, il is Mecrtjaguishcr. A connec-
ton, as we have all along contende9, was need
ed to ell the gap between the two great nalona
sections and systems. That need IS suPPtied
Why do ibing doubly