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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

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aug nea'si 3 mas coaia'lu-
"a. ePs tesf,eet o. ms opp9hsntS. rue Sen'ltsus,
essr q u.A Always ceil'h'h. 'eSpeet' ""a
ais wen sai'sllsa that weelnnO. 10 se. ever 'pa"
our our teassts hlS
A za-Aeiisa ss14s7 500 -
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a Sss,, Stss,,s7 .n..f,,ionsrs ma I
heate for ie respondent, and yesterday the Curt
delivered its opin.pl. as as,Ing M Ia
tsdar.ls; commanding lle City Clerk 10 issue
eense to,ile applicants 10 keep ordinary f1rt
S,iiis wear tom The tias of MAY 1881 Lestths
may he mistaken fur a decision of the
license question NE win give brief statement of
me ~ poinisof tiie case. { a
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Ga the lssh9fay OF \ pEils the fafnals applied
Clerk otthe city TO issne the license. having
Ing staEe ti4 ana the cIeEk ms lee
LOT the licenfe. but to pay the tax Of
= 4,ouo, alleging ihat II was UNCONSTITUTIONAL and
excessive eiefk,dee lined TO issue me license
Ntsll the payment OIL lne Salp tax Inc applicants
= then P'trtcne9 The Circuit Judge Tor = mandamus
sso slstS 70 Issue 'ne lcenses alleging
Apal LEY hsu done es tYlhfg " Inch were ie
: - :. - oD'a'' 'l's'f ''e
ay 's i .aA us
alsS siiA ~
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= -, = os t''.se s'.ss. " sne Sounsi
laS. es cfnuf
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$3.50, .'tt'
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Nv
- 80 80 49, N'' - nay
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feet nutiI,s,sos,,,Lv tb M,xo, a,, c,,,n,s,s;,s,
byibg tcl, in III. c,s vas mot lone mi,
after III. isue of tadaaus aisf. SOM. other
chm tb cIs,a
vert. assumea,Sxc. we cannot review The arsum..p,
that tl for ,nl;con,s
1syiewe..,the history of ord nurles in Esnrlan and
in VIRGINIA. anil sLowe; that they yvere lealiz.d
and that all nets relating 10 them resloai;,g
rather thu TINT The f.nn.;l mil ,,s
County Court had had m light To refuse 10 license
where the n4rty brought himself within the reqir.-
ments of the law as contained in the code. rh.
general duly of The Council an,i county couttwas
conceded by the Defendants counsel. bbt he i.ni
al The mower of a suoero, court 10 revi.n. tb,.;,
DECISION oil question their action in this proceed
ing the remedy of the applicants being in lie
County Court from The Council
Judge Thomson delivered an ,eiab,r, lie AM,
pbe onjninn in % birt, =, q, ,,f ,t.
orl,''oH, :" me-" ne sessH...su ni1>t u Tue
He,decidea tbnt the tax % as void. and tha, then.
ttiontrs were entitled 10 their license ylou, -,
M The power 10 tax was p.r,nfss;ns and moi. c,,n
stsorg antbs C.n,ncil moi, In !. 50 ~.
valtax had ;,nnose,, mn ,,s
that saonlicn,ion " ms moi M ,,, too,
fh the order granting the license derived lis an
4hcrity fron The, yote and ACT of :he CONNECT and
moi from The iOuynal;s;aeas of lis nro.eed;ns.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

Mn. RsrFen,- announce myself an independent can.
diaac fortle diee Of Sheriff Ohio Comfy, at The en-
suing spring e;ectiOn.s 4 ~ y - 8 8 u
s;iaw s. 4 e y, 3 y Z I, Il JOHN BRADY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

TO the Voter Of Ohio County.
offer myself as a ciniid,te ofee .or Sheriff OF
the duties OF the olice aithlhIy mud ihieafally.
n,rii W. s. swISKuAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
ANsORDiNAMGE

no reediae tue ven.sof GODS. wales aud eLandiEe
81 within flei city OF Wllesingt 80. r.
o the 90 OF annually, II shall be the
,nty OF tile clerk deliver 10 The cf tile
ciafs ard all ofleta who are tcqtit ed 10 TAKE out II
.ceilsesj WIN sinil iai;ei pay
oil Ei and iiay IN tie said list shalt ail
10 pay to1he said geaht tile hneum or the fax
essedi against HIM. dffinf OF five Lentunn
wi thin ten daysa the said 2Dtil
dayedl II he tie duty said
$50 lifosecnie the said person viotip OF this
liaee, Tor tic recovery or the tx so assess
s'ed 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

Tux olats 6inis-If as Candidate for the
oliss OF Commissioner OF keseaae. The
al the ensuing May election. ~ ;
mrt7 Skts T.. DAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
I,kUsl. SALE

s. TRUST. SALE. --.s sses
tx Slfias q Ia Deed y T,ust rom David y.
Jatlntiy, 1851, ara recorded in lie eisss,,
county court ipr Ohio cnunly Virsinis ~ elte e.
Shall u The Court Hone Of 90 eosk
day Of aiEg. 1854 al &c oek H. ~ o.
lion. 10 tie highest bidder for cash ali ,ls ri.
xri!iilal aud wife Sbeiig lie one uLdyia.a e.
Ia ard ia lot number q re sii.a,s ,serst
~ MA tsssi " the city Of teeng 6slS.ees
arr ALxREp. cA Lnwp,1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

j & Is no III q People ofOhio connty. &
n aiino,tentyseli independent Candidate for The
once u sheriff oido tie May election M
apes s3is,.5 y = ALEX M. JACOB.
Ma kpIron.-Pie ahoinee wlLIilAsM ST. Dun
as canltateor Commissioner of the lsexsnne for
the county nishlct atihe easuag alay,eeetion.
nir23 "a 81 ff359 MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
New CONFECTIONERY.

NN1LLI.t,S. FOX would respectfully inSrm tke-
w zensoi Wheeling, hat &c las opened new az
tioners ksts Enlistment al the I'D stand ui lie is
Queen, on Mstn street below MunrOt IieiGttsil
inYiies his old iens to III and at re liS
ss M 81 i .,elts.stss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

YiRGINIA WlEAf Ghc9. f'he FreierieksBarg
News says IL ad.aitteatha'. Though.
on, "a tern yiIginis tilsre IS the prospect and
rr'il sssos 40 liri'isds!iy enc sshsni cfqp. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

: LAND FOR SALE. u
WISH sell my farm Ies r Mhsa,i4
sou liberal terms, AMI in ONE or l,es aud via i
I,lesired: NAN . ls.sS q =, 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

IfIJ6 3 z ~ AN ORDINANCE 2 p q
FOR the REGISTRATION axion OF hacks, carts. wng-
6ns and other wheel carriages within the city OF
wheeling 500 u g 8 ls
.igG. 4 That shall not he ereaTer lawful for any
.rerso 10 keep hire Sitin This City, any back r.,
WAGON ,tTay carfiape without having
cypsel the 10 be regis,er,d and IL;
in the manner herelnaei; % agd
pay The city the sum three dollars or each sid eve
ry time such hack, vagpn dIuy or wheel car.
s.riase Is letIof hifes' - s = : -. Il
Tie regstry OF Is TO he made with
e clerk tile bond with curity filed wfiif him,
and procured from him. aii the
her is 10 he painted with dark hspes on light
grounu Conspicuous part oil every such wheel car
rfdse, Il I - fsss.ls u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

ruEsDAy MORNING. MAY le. 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

Tl,s hsiaqss oftle lsnd attaeie,. 10 N.
6 Ss aasi T. Z gSs ss
Ma, ket Gardei and imns IiaieIS ,a ,,atas,s
i ls land ls very productive. oa The Nsilossss
ar e 9,as n9s al eI iaIiietIats r,g,s ~.
n 2ad2I1 - 8 z, jas vi 3. h ~ g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

utlhe above with other eooI :, y, C t.s.
ReexeLansed Tor . good arm. y latls d.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

Quite an interesting scens came Of gu Monday
e1ssning; the Virginia Of lh, Union line. Of pack
els. 10 Wheeling. the Pennsylvania. Of The Pitts
blllsh and scinci mai line. and the sciotn, each
trying 70 make tn, landing first The seioto went
out of sElis tthtee niles liz minutes and the
Virginia. IN l0a mina;es.-.i.. quickest time eYef
made from the wharf bost. The vir.iia made
tie landing hIsi, passing he Pennsylvania and
ssioto Under v srills Express. sc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
irfSICK AND AFFLlCTED IN

u AMI
riik certain resi dy ever known to the
world ttr the obstinate lousls, colds asthma
bgo.cli. is. blood splitting. liver complaint, whoorns
cough, Group. tickling rising IN throat, se.
biity pains in the Side breast blSkel constitution,
from the abus. OF causes is DoIrok
lS%.ArNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF MILD CHER
ftIi at eonsanon. ailcrt has state, and as
suncd clara lcrtd Ideted ilcuraBle, yields
without struggle 10 this great Original Villa Cherry pre-
partition. Rencpiher-tllc great Original Wild Cherry
teiaratio; and the only compound prepared by eesniar
physician. Is ni4ulacu. cd under the Immediate
DR. StHiitNE, at his aboraivrJ, No. North Seventh
i. above Market, Philadelphia.
For safe sy-pR. JAMES .AKtsRi KKLL.s q cALD-
WIZ li.i 'aiii p.i'ffHRSoNtVc Co Wheens FLEMING
liRoS., Pitsbu gu. EuRpSALL " Cos. Cincinnati;
and by eeaels generally sepi9
80 oz IfPoISoNlNG.n
Thousands nr PLTens VernllIIfse composed u,
Castor OIL alonei, &c e, while they
apear to benefit The ratiet. t.e
foundations for series Vi diseases salvation,
loss OF sight. weakness Of limbs, elc. +
IN another will lie ouni the ldsertisemant
ilohensaeh's Medicines. TO which ash the vi
all directly interested ntleir welt their cliff
iren health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari.
sing from those of bilious Type, should make oftLe
only senu ne medicine: itobensack's Live, Pills
lSBe not dsreirtd, - but ask for tohensack's Worm
syrup and LAYER Pills. observe thai each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. n. oBENsAcK, as none
else arc genuine
EersIan Hair Dye.
THIS Dyeis WARRANTED il used according directions
to change the hair from other ccor, beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price. oncenis per bottle For sale by kELLs d cALp
Whit, Wholesale Agents. aud by wM. II. MCKEE.
REMOVAL.
II HAVE removed my wholesale stock of nRY GooDS
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REAL ESTATE
- ---=------=,---..s
=. For Sale.

H Mn i' ssoTs a. ne sFs g. .,ls .. ,.,
,Ioit county, ohin, miles Mesl 81 Ply , ,iltst.t
iielal keaa nd IN the pretty vale, i" heelias
se sss. Wtl hs eisis iadcii q ~ lslss
saiy mi SUPERIOR BRICK dwelIiar mehis I5ss
ne NM hs Tie ye,y latest lllnI Se
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

fInlnbric Ahdk,fs foriSd es aud genlS; 1sisiI1i
" he sold by the dozen, iUEeI.. or SfiEe tf III
with many otier items e have not rupY o. tine q
lion, ol. we -sy II yoa will Eonc 10 Ae Is Main TO-
entire Wheeling, you viii make npipey By OraiE
n niyf AlcNAlR & HERTE.
f5z~5 7faaTts. f.aanife my Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
TO Whom 1t may Conce

4 s WALL. r AP Err. ~
jIlH hest cheapest imrMt o. New Patterns
l l. orisalc WILDE tSeIiROTIIER'S
1 myi3 corner, bookstore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

CisutxS.rl;-s. H. .lg.iKINis.
hs-:See advertisement. = - III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

FMGHTFUL RAILROAD AocIDENr::-on Mon
Joy as the passenger train of cars from Boston
br Portland was passing the Eastern Railroad
ridge, spanning the Piscataqua river from Ports
Mouth, n H., to Kittery, in Maine, one OF the
ar:, filed with passengers, was suddenly thrown
rom the track, land entirely off the railroad bridge
nd but for the travelled bridge Immediately a
,ngside would have been dashed some hity feet
lto the river below. The accident was occa-
ioned by the breaking of an axle. Singular to
elate, no person was injured, Notwithstanding
he car was considerably smashed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
CONGRESS.

WAsnINGToN, April %.
s..,.te is not in session to-day having yes
The oena ad;onrned over toNlonday.
e,terdiaayI ri, ~ OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Hoo9 - presented memorial from A. w.
NJ and l56 other citizens of Baltimore, re-
obarn . a"g against the repeal of the Missouri
nou'tra'i"s ar any part thereof-which was re-
0mprea'a1'a committee on the territories.
tened 10 '"u s of j. w. Blake and l03 other
Also baltimore, praying that army officers
Eitizens u u employed by the government in the
|nay no. g lance of civil works-which was refer
kuperil, "snecial committee raised with refer
| nce to the supJeo.' tho consideration of tho
Inc i. .;ng land to the several States for inter
4 lLi 'royement and education purposes.
al D., PEaeers spoke throughout the morning hour
Mi' ~ z the bill In his judgment, a gross in
a t' hos been done to the old States, therefore
''uo. far distributing the lands among all men,
81 the confederacy according TO federal rep,
,otat;on. This would be constltut'ohal ana
ISL ,t..se went into committee nominally on
/ he deficiency bill ,oI oxnlanat;on
h . was the signal for gentlemen TO crowd around
In, lowing accused Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, of
M, . ., Recommendations concerning John
Rn'a"s',,d ans. and defended the character of the
tnno, .d statesman, saying his fame was beyond
Inv arm of his assalant. he proceeded to re-
e t IN exnression of Mr.. Smith uttered yester-
=, and continued at some length
Wr. Smith replied, when.
w. Oliver. of Missouri, resumed the hoor,hav
.;,,o, wav for the explanation, which consum-
Ely two hours. Muny members now star
|, ont Ear dinner, leaving only forty-four pres
A. motion was made that the committee rise as
Oliver was bodily ndisposed but it was said
ann.;tion to this that debate on the deficiency
n ra. ordered to close next Thursday and there
!. G,xtber time should be allowed for discus
Mr. sapp delivered his views against the repeal
,be Missouri compromise, AM in opposition
morally to the Nebraska bill, declaring it did not
ontain the non-ntervention principle.
| The committee then rose.
/ Tho sneaker laid before the House a message
t,on the President of the United States, enclo-
| nC comics of correspondence between the Brit
| Il Minister and the State and Treasury Depart
ants relative to the expe 1iency of further meas
n. far the safety, health and comfort of emf
,uts by sea, and commenting the subject to
consideration OF congress. heieiiea W VIC
Dmmittee on commerce.
motion was made by Mr.. Wade, that the
Ouse diourn.
n, Totcher said he should like to make speech
III of order against the deficiency bill,fhe could,
| onlv one little speech has yet been made on
h merits of that measure since its return from
he Senate. The remark excited much laugh
pr.
The House then adjourned until Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

ALLEGED 0UTRAGEs on AN AMERICAN CONSUL.
Some of the papers have a statement that Col.
L. s. Consul at Havana, was recent
y violently attacked soon after coming from on
board an American steamer in that harbor by a
Spanish Custom House official and several SOL
Flers' who attempted to take from him, by force,
package of letters sent to him by the State De-
artment at Washington. 1t is said, however,
|hat after four unsuccessful attempts to secure
Ehe package they desisted, and Col. Robertson
proceeded with il to his office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
FRENCH WORK,
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
18th APRIL, 1854
u EO r G e VT. RUCK Err

k'DnLo That III lh'tce Ia hmsrl'-tne Ladies and
Ge"aemea buying French Work should know
"nete splendid a-s,atnenl may be found. lie
spectfuy asks their attention To the magnificent assert
mem he has Jus. opened comprising the following styles,
Maltese Collars, Every beautiful and new styles,)
DO do. y Sleeves, (in sets, vry beautiful for
presents
M.S''n Collars and Sleeves, (great voriety)
Ihemlsettes and do. {" y
Cambria Collars and Sleeves, 3" IS
Mourning Collars, Chemisetles Sleeves great vur,ty
Emhroideredand ScoIloped Shear Lawn nen'kfs,
And great variety of French and Scotch Work gen.
orally, all OF which will be sold GA tho mos reasonable
terms. lnnla,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

A''Ges oPyr1prtate 10 The t"@ Ciass.-Boxes OF hats
Ic1T NIrniture
{, ules a0pr0Driaiefo SceOnd Ciass-Boxes, bales
# sgood> feathers. shoes saddlcry glass, paints oils,
| lG An CT Lfectionery.
L. c'es urTropriaieto Third Cidss.-V irgina domes'
ii, .lgr oaee liquor. bagging, rope butter, cheese
mani tobacco LEATHER hides cotton yarns, cop
per, n, sheet iron, hoowware queensware castings,
har are marble tdrcsscd andothcr heavy articles moi
,,n1r7 rated in spec itl or fourth classmates.
4 RS appropriate 10 HE FouA Class + Tour, lin
90 4, rice pork, beef fish lard talo~ and bac"n. lin
cash. boxes sacks. beeswnx bales of rags ginseng
All tried fruit bar irrn marb e, (undressed) rrl and
az nd stones mill gearing.
49,. ( 30 miles l.50 Salt per bushe ! 8
r Ia, f per 100 miles 200 cGFify pounds. 10
n nm n n. $50 miles. $50 III
'o' 'o' zoe miles 300 Carri'- asst. J ~
SeTt 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, May lst
Mr.. Sldell offered resolution in the Senate
to-day, directing enquiry into the expediency of
authorising the President, during the recess of
Congress, to suspend the laws preventing expe-
ditons from leaving the e. States for foreign
countries. He spoke on the meditated African
ization of Cuba and the necessity of preventing
it, declaring he satisfied that such purpose
was designed by England and Spain, and that it
was our duty to prevent it as an act ofpillage,
mas sacre and barbarsm. The resolution was
referred to the committee on Foreign Relations.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs cal
led on the President for the correspondence in
regard to Cuba and The rights of neutras.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
Old Dominion Line Canal Boats

BETWEEN LYNcHBURC & RICHMOND.
y EhCfiANDiSEAe. it"n,llc North lxfr.-UIIuk
VI consigned Us. AID tabucco m
ne' d. shipped /, his nnr, from lynchburg. for
wuided Lee u CommissoH Our bnais leave Lynch
burg and krlin ond very ~ dnesf,sg and Satsidag-
oar Lnnher.liousc i FIRE Poor building on the
nsah,'n helmonl, aud prepared receive TO.
oue" i"'nTr" NC on storage, the mot moderate
Charge Merchandise ". Is subject to only one dray
&c IN Riehmond freslt carried at ustanary rates
EUSTACE & APPLEYARD
u. Il MlLiNR, Al NJ i.ynchbu,g, office at MIR u.
+. Saekett~ ,.uinher nnse, on the basin
Rpl 29.dlY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

DISPERSION OF CAPT. WALKERS BANDA
tier from San Diego states that Capt, Walker
nd 40 of his flibusters were about to abandon
ieir camp and start foi Texas. They had bur
1000 pounds of powder, and destroyed all their
mare arms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

Horses Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Calves, OF
nver eight in number, will be carried rs 3rd class
G,,ods The weights 10 be regulated as follows; Hor
SOS. l0Ou lbs; Mules, 500; Beef Catte, 1000; Stock
o. 700; HOGS. l5G Sheep, 100; Calves, l25, under
3 months old, Lumber of all kinds' and Coal TO
he loaded and unloaded by ,,wnels, or consignees
One day only will be allowed to load unload, unless
Inv speciu az reemeut in writing. Whenever Car is
aered - remail loaded after arriving at its place OF
destination, over "a hours unles otherwise agreed
noo il will be the option of the Compon, to unl"nd
H. and charge at he OF 30 cents perCur load f'n
humber and so for Cunl and also chm GO al the
,ote of 81 co per day. for the use # Tie Can.
THOS. SHARP, Supr't
,.s7,s Va. & Tenn. x. Il.
rv'Exrro.s and Req cory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
PROPOSALS FOR $500, 900 OF THE
Bonds of the Southside Railroad Compan'

Bonds of the Southside Railroad Company,
GuARAN1EEDb by the City Of Petersburg and fur
~ Their secured by gage the rond aud all its
property. will be received nj the Office Of the Company,
in the city Of Petersburg until TUESDAY, the 2nd day
of Mhy next.
The Bonds are per cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
April 1854, and redeemabc. $l5000o on the LIST jan
uaiy, 1870 Mt tho Office o the Company IN Petersburg
Ia of 5000, $50r and $1,000 The other $3.50 600
rcdeemnblc in 1878, and moy he made payable
ethc, in the City of Petersburg in the City m New
York, the bidder may elect and In Gums OF $l0t0
Coupons payable Let Jan"ary and 1st July
TERMS:
The biis specify whether foi the Bonds paya-
Bile in 1870 1875 and II tho latter, whether to be pay.
able in Petersburg or New York.
Twenty-Five per cent OF tho par yalus oil the amount
awarded each purchaser 10 be paid Gays after
such award made 25 per cent before the goth
May 81 pcr before 9th June and the bal
before the t day of July ntxt, the whole
amount he taken at option ct purchasefs
Ten per OF The par value of the awarded
Il purchaser will be retained security for the
iullu.ef IL contract which interest will be al
lowed For tie 81, ''aid in Bonds will BIO issued.
w.. ANIL President of
Soth Side H. IL = ahrrg, Va.
npl o2.dts
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ofthe above named points, the rurge WILDE made from
the point last passed by the Train. and churge vii
lie loss than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any ease.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (exeepi those
who tnke the nr- where tickets ARE sold, }
will be charged by the conductor ten per cent in al
ltor the regulnr rites 81 fare. provided. however
that in sh III hc receive Than ten. NOR"
an fifty from any passenger 10 my point on
the road
Servants will be required to have passes, tn
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Conduc
tor which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
ege travel the Free coored persons will be
required produce therfee paperso they will not be
permitted travel on the cars.
May lots. THOMNS SHARP,
Supt Transportation.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

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Further by the Pacific Interesting from the
Seat of War
The intelligence from the seat of war is of an
interesting character.
Napier's fleet had put to sea, as was supposed
for the purpose of attacking the Russian squad
ron.
Fivs ships laden with lead and sulphur had
been captured by an English frigate.
Navigation rapidly opening.
The Russians had dismantled their island for
tresses, burned their shipping and retired to the
main land with their guns.
The French squadron had sailed TO join Admi
raj Dundas on the Black sea-
1t was rumored that Dundas was preparing to
blockade and attack Odessa.
sanguinary skirmishes were daily occurring on
tho Danube.
The Russians had maintained themselves in
the Dobruasha.
Omar Pasha would not hazard an attack, un-
til the allies were in his rear
Ten thousand had reached Gapolis.
The Greek instruction was feeble but not sup
pressed
No operations had taken place in Asia on ac-
count of unfavorable weather.
The Circassions had gained several victories
over the Russians, compelling them to evacuate
several forts and return to their ships. Some of
the Russian garrisons had been cut to pieces.
England demands that Spain shall refuse add
mittance to Russianprivateersi into Spanish ports.
The rumored entrance of the Austrians into
Serya is supposed to be true, but no confirmation
of it had been received. The combat at Mats
chin was sangunary three Russian and three
Egyptian battallions remained dead on the field
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NAVY OFFICERS DEAD.-Surgeon A. G. Gam
'r'l' OF the sloop of war Plymouth, died recent
at Hong Kong. The Washington Star also
nnounces the death of Lieut. S. F. Blunt,of the