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coNSTANTINoPLE.

The National Intelligencer publishes let
tar from IN American in Paris to his friend
in Washington, which contains statements
strongly confrmatory of the suspected pro-
ject of the French to make their occupa-
ton of Constantinopie permanent. de says
that the French army Of reserve that was
near Constantinople has been forwarded to
Sebastopol, but new army of reserve VIII
be sent immediately from France. consisting
of A.. 600 to so, 900 men, which will be en-
trenched near Constantinople, and will not
be sent to Sebastopol except in case of great
necessity. The French will render Kamiesch
the strongest fortress in Europe; they are
strongly terrifying Varna; and every thing
indicates, says the writer, that they do not
intend to quit Constantinople, where they
ara constructing buildings on the most e1'
.ensiye scale and of very massive nature
which will require years to complete
"These structures" it is added, care in
tended for defence and protection as well as
for accommodations for troops and material.
The French will take the lions share by
QOlUlnG Lio A<ibPO0A SoA"s "a
whilst the English may take the Asiastic
side of the Bosphorus. England will here
after regret the alliance with France, as it
hiss not only estranged her from the other
great European Powers, but has and will
injure her greatly in other ways. All agree
that the Turks are fully convinced that they
never again will be the masters of STRAIN
boul,' as they call the city of Constantine
They decidedly would prefer the Russians
Is rulers, and those returning from thence
say they shall not be at all surprised if in the
course of year the Turks should be on the
side of Russia and the Allies forced to en-
trench themselves. The stronghold of the
latter will be at Constantinople, which, being
open to them On the sea, could never be
taken, nor could Kamiesch, and perhaps one
or two other points on the Black Sea, which
would in like manner be strongly fortified
and held by them. Strange results may
grow out of this unnatural alliance of France
and England with the bitter and eternal
enemy of the Christian religion"
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TELEaRApHs IN EUROPE.


The N. Y. Herald gives an interesting
count of telegraphs in Europe, deriveu ~,
chart prepared under the direction Oh .'o
Director General Of Geographic lines IN "
French Empire, and exhibiting the hnes y,
telegraph in actual operation or IN coui'. y
construction throughout the continen'-
From this account it appears that Franz me-,
which, at the close of 1882, had pus i~Oo
miles of telegraph, win have, at the eiose u
the present year, over 5000 miles IN oPeia
ton. Next to France, in closely "fous.'
telegraphic net work. comes England, winch
is connected with France by sub marine
line across the Straits of Dover. treiano
and Scotland, though both connected WIN
the metropolis, have but few telegraph.
connections in their own territory. Heiiaha'
Belgium and Switz erland are well suppheo
with them; Sweden and Denmark Inoiler-
emily well; Norway none, and SPAN 'his
one connecting Madrid with the frencn
frontier Prussia few lines, extending
across the kingdom to the Russian bonnda-
ry on the North and to Cracow on the South
In Germany, none but the most important
cities have the advantage of the telegraph
London and Paris are not only in Geographic
communion with the Russian Empire, but
with Rome, Naples, ConstantinOple, and the
Northern regions of Africa France" says
the Herald will soon communicate at any
instant with her distant Algerian colony by
| means of line extending from Paris to Gene
| va, thence to Turin, thence by submarine line
across the Gulf of Genoa to the island OF Cor
sica, the birth place of the great Napoleon
again over the Straits of Bonifacio to the ISL
and of Sardinia and from the southerly point
thereof across the Mediterranean sea to AL
geria, the island of Galita being placed mid
| way, as it were stepping stone to facilitate
the crossing. Asia is also to be bound to
Europe by a su b marine line across the straits
| of the Dardanelles."
Europe at present contains $4,000 miles OF
| telegraph the United States $4,000 miles
The most gigantic works are projected, the
connection of London with Canton, and with
Australia! 1t is said that neither of these
| undertakings would require the laying OF
more than four hundred miles of sub marine
cable in any one continuous stretch. the ISL
ands IN the ocean being placed at such con-
venient intervals as to offer stepping stones
for the telegraph. Another gigantic enter
prise proposed is the connection Of the Anne
rican and European continents by sub
marine telegraph from st. Johns, Newfound
land, to Cork, in Ireland, distance of over
1000 miles. The Herald mentions another
still more gigantic To stretch line around
the world, commencing say, at st. Peters
burg, stretching through Siberia, to the con.
fines of Russian America, and traversipg
h, whole breadth of North America to its
most easterly limit, and then crossing the At
lantic, either by an Independent line or by
connection with that which we have just
mentioned, and which is.to be in operation in
January, 1858, a little more than two years
hence. By the same time San Francisco may
be bound to New York.
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TIE Husrrsos CouRr was in session IN.

THE HUsrINGs CoURT was in session un.
m lac hour yesterday afternoon, disposins o.
civil and criminal business. The criminal cases
va note below:
sfabbing Francis Foxwell. charged with ssso1
hps viii, intent TO KILT Jacob Gsrets, on the %
dav of NAV last. was examined, and. at the concur
eion OF the testimony and argument OF the coua,
sel the court remsnded him TO prison for nsl tris
~, the charge OF felony, at the next term OF the
Circni, Court
Misdemeanor Thomas Fitzpatrick, Lawrence
H.nlou and John Hanlon, indicted for miede-
meanor. appeared to stand trial, when the Astor'
new of the Commouw ealsh. by the consent oil the
court. entered q nolle proseqHi, and the parties
" are discharged
Resisting an Officer Charles Doran, Wnifam
Earl and John Doran. iodicted for fighting IN the
street and resisting the Police were led to the par
and mt on trial At the concusif q OF the evl-
dence the Jury returned verdict of guilty, aod
assessed a fine of SIS against Charles Dorsn, Si5
aesipst William Earl, and IS against john Doran.
IRE Court then ordered the two first TO be fmprs
oued six months each and John Doran three
months, and to be kept 10 prison until the fine Is
paid. or they are otherwise discharged by due
course of law John B. Young, Esq. the counsel
for the defendants stated bis intention OF taking the
case to higher court on writ OF error.
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DIED,

On the 7.h inst. on Union Hill. Mrs. SARAH A.
HORNER, in the 51st year of her sse.
On the morning of the 18th inst. OF ipfi mn alton
of the brain, WALTER ADAMS, infant son OF Sarah
o and James Short of Henrico county
His funeral will tsks plsca at his fathers resi-
deuca at 10 O'Clock. this "Wednesday morning
The friends and scousintances of the family are re-
quss'ed TO attend without ful the rinotice.
Augusta tGeorsis) papers please copy.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

The Enquirer states that William Green.
of Culpeper, has been appointed to succeed
Judge Scarburg as the Professor of Law in
the Faculty of William and Mary College
The Enquirer in making this announcement,
says: "In professional learning, Mr.. Green, by
common consent, is allowed to excel any
lawyer in the State. His accession to the
Faculty of William and Mary will give ad-
ditional distinction to this venera BILE institu
tiOn'
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kEMBLE's MINsTRELs commence a series
OF Concerts at Metropolitan Hail tonight, where
tney expect 10 see every lover of music ard the
public in general They come here highly re.
commended as accomplished vccsllss. ard a.
here are no other amusements now going ON i, a.
more than probable that they will be sree.ed bv
large and fashionable audiences :!
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STEALING IRos.-Two very small bows
we're caught 10 the act OF stealing iron from bs r.
warei establishment near 18th street and after beno
severely threatened, were set at liberty Oue OF
these chaps had gone toto the cellar, and wss pass
l. the metal up 10 his conrade 10 the street, when
detected
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The water OF Lske Ontario has risen eight inches
during the month OF June, and the Lake lie still five
feet lower than on the lst of July, 1854.
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Ivory WoRK.-Our lady readers, and
gentlemen too, can have ivory heads put TO the
parasois and umbrellas canes, in any shape thew
may prefer, by calling OF Mr. Miller, tbs iyory
ear yer, on ll'h street between Main and Bank
The public should cali and examine sDecimens NJ
his beautiful work
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WATERWAYS PATENT VENT
Nv LATED REERIGERAFOR phTENrEr

SEPTEMBER 18TH 18i8.-Thi, Refrigerator Tu
introduced to the public some years sircs II.
principal improvements the ventilstor, ynvs a1i
dJu5le cover. The ventilsf carries Il the efllTa
it arises from the contents of the Refrigerator thai
sking it impossible for the tluvis OF any stCa,
a'tce dsstroying the flavor of aay other ever 30 d.
icate.
The valve retains the cold air created By the met
Ing of the ice while it let's OF the water. All s.
frgsTstors, either from accident care ssnsts 81
sute TO leak before they are worn out This havln
no hti1ng between the two cases, When Onee mas
light again, 10 as good new. Not 90 with tho
that are filled. When they have once lssI.d no
whole of the filling becomes saturated, and qn usy.
or again become dry; hence rot immediately COZ.
mences in the wood work, and long before th. other
part Is worn out, the whole of the lower p.t /, Dc.
cayed The double cover saves the trouble Of op.,.
ing and shutting two single ones; and answsp n.
upose better. az the air between becomes cod sd
r-msins so. Confined air 10 the best nor, onduttaf
OF cal0ric, hence there should be no filling Cot
air Is heavier than waim consequently all Rsfrsa
rstors shoul Id open at the top, and not in front 70
TACT, he chest must ever be the true foru willis tie
law of gravity remains as it is full supply Of 81
sizes on hand, for sale by
r. NJ ZIMMERMAN
Jg LIZ IT G r 18th and Msin st.
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For the quarter ending Both ult. there were 1911
bbis. -four inspected 10 Fredericksburg.
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MEND Your WAYs-The Overseer Of
18Th street just beyond the corporate limits. will
nod 40 abundance of employment for his talents
ana hands in hl,ing up the rsvine lately made by
the heavy rains Ia ina! street,
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ALMOST AN AcoiDENT.-About 6 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon the hose reels were running
down 18Th street towards the "Gsllego Mills, on g
Of them came near running against a horse rid
den by Mr. Joseph Mayo, that that gentlrmeu barely
managed TO mautsin bis saddle and keeping his
head from coming In contact with brick wall.
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FALSE ALARM-Ye yesterday afternoon the
alarm of ire was caused by the burning of a
chimney on Byrd street. The hose reels were out
In full force but rad no work to perform.
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RELIGIOUS On Sunday last Bishop Johns a,
Alexsod ris, ordained J. j. Sands OF w. as prizes,
OF the EPi.copal Church, and confirmed eleven
persons.
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The FIRE WORKs, set off on Monda,
nigh by the Artillery were magnificent, and wor
the admiration of all who saw them. The musi,
OF the Armory Band, too, was admirable.
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RUSSIAN ENGINEERS The French officers
confess that the engineers in the Russian
army are equal to any in Europe. Their
army in the Crimea is said to be composed
of their finest troops, and their rifemen to
ha "dead shots"
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BRUsgING UP.-Workmen are engaged
Ia repairing the cornice over the windows on the
eaat side of the Capitol
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DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE The Demo-
Gratis OF Chesterfield intend having grand Barbe
cue at the halt way house TO day. All persons de.
sting 10 attend do so by taking the Peter burp
train at IL O'Clock this moruing.
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QUICK PAssAGE.-The steamer North Star, on
her last voyage, arrive at HAVE from New YORK
in 10 days and % hours-the shortest passage il
is stated, ever made between New York and
Havre.
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DIsMIssED.-Ihe summons against Geo
E. Pemberton, for permitting vicious dog owned
by MIN 70 60 at large was examined and dismis,
sed.
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PALACE BURNT On Saturday morning, the lOsb
of June, dreadful fire occurred in the palace Of
Fety Pscha, the brother in.lsw of the Sultan n
was one OF the finest buildings on the Bosphorus.
furniture and jewelry alone il estimsted at ND
words of c 100 000 r
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Hon. Mr.. Nelson, was dang erously Injured at
Peek.vilie N Y, Monday, by being thrown from
b carriage.
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VISITING FIREMEN.-The Vigl.nt Fire Compapv
o. Phi adel phia, arrived st Norfolk. SUNDAY in tbs
sshoon-r TheodoIe They LETT Monday for Caps
May The Norfolk hremen having dsbsnded m
public recep tion siv N them. N
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DEPARTURE OF U 8. TRooPs Company C.
Second Regiment OF Dragons. lett Pitsburp, Pa.
on the 5h inst tor j. fferson Barracks Mo, their
destination b-ing Fort Leayenworth, Kansas Pre-.
vous to their departure. each soldier was or, i.
sented with bible and prayer book by lady OF
that CITY,
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AMERICAN STATE CouEcIL OF PENNsYLvAHIa
The eleven members OF this body who beit-a "a.
organised separate State C,unoi, have pablished
nantes o declaring their sdht sion to The Phi !.
deiphis platform, and holding up az disorsanizets
those Of the Council who repadated said platform
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The degree Of Decor of Law has been conferred
by VIM. and Mary College, upon Hu. h Grigsby
E a OF JrloIk.
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togo Republican of the 5h says: No attention
was paid here yesterday to the search and seiznrf
clause of the Prohibtory Liquor Law but The
destruction portion of the enactment was mos
rigidiy obeyed."
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The next steamer, Golden Gate, from Califor-
MIS- will bring 81 ,063, 079 81.
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The WaLKwAYs in the Capitol Square
ere sadly out OF toies and need immediate aae.
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DECLINE IN BEEF.-The Chicago Times saws
that duriug the last three weeks the price of beet
cattle has gone down from IS to 81 a SO 50 per
hundred weight and 1t Is the opioion of BUYERS
d boto is not yet reactet ian opin MOI share
by those who have horned herds to sell
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MULES KILLED During the thunder
storm last Friday evening, two tue mules on the
lat Gen. Peytons farm, in Henrico, were struck
and killed by lightning.
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FINE OATs.-We have seen specimens
Of oats grown on Mr.. John Braue . farm a short
distance east OF the ely that measures about five
and half feet In length. The heads were also very
larne anh wall filed
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SENT OE.-Lazarus Massa was examined
before the Mayor yesterday morning, chare Ell y It'll
aiding aod sbet.Dg bis brother Baue, itti Massa 10
robb ng the Centra al Saturday nigh, last and
s-nt to the Hastings Court for ex4mnat III
The prisoner was 10 chareenf the shop when the
s. len butter carried there and concealed -
Being unable to give security for his appearance
he was rems nded to D ison.
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CAPT. DMMoCK's CARD.-The account
Of the YUupg Guard celebration Of the 4h pub.
| shed Ia the Dispatch" OF the 9th was furnished
us by a friend who dned with that gallant corr
on that day Other duties prevented us from bein
present. We feel assured ,ha he had no desire G
msrepresent any public officer, and will doubtle,
be gralifed TO find that the captain has made II e
proper correction In his card to be found in another
column.
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VA. MECHANIos' JNsTITUTE.-An adj
journed meeting of the Virginia Mechanics Institute
will be held in the basement room of Metropolis an
Hail. TO MORROW, "wednesday evening, at half
past O'Clock Punotual attendance is very desis-
hle as business of imp,rtsnce is to be transacted
Every me mbsr should be present
" Tbe Secretary will be prepared to furr ish
members with certificate for the present year, on
the payment of ~, and it 10 hoped that all who
do so, will come prepared to settle their dues az
the Institute is 10 need of monny complete ar
rengement for the approaching annual exhibition.
JAS. w. LEWELLEN, r. sec'y
Wing, Enquirer and National American will please
copy. Iy9
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NOW READY
IN 4. MORRIS PUBLISHES THIS DAY
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18TH.
4, Oh LuG HuI11dn
DIV InuAI LHnIrAr 600

BY JOHN ESTEN COOKE,
Author of the Virginia Comedians. You, h Of JsF,,
con. Leather Fl ockipg and Siik, in one hsutnr.
volume. with six original Engravings By Strothsf-
Price 125
II No expense or pains have been spared to brr,
on. this, the latest and best of Mr.. Cooke's wrinn
and his nerou. friends and admirers have now a
opportunity of obtaining not only 3 readable bod
but also one of the handsomest books ever pubisbJ
IN the SITE OF NIr1Id1a. L. lin
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NoTIoE.-A meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Tuckahos and James River Railroad Com pa
ny will be held at the office of Dunlop, Moncure q
Co, on MONDAY, the ZSd instant, at 10 o. o'clock A.
M g. w. ROYSTER,
JS '-eoota " Secretary.
JNO. McCoNNELL, Dentist, Main street
between 9th and 10th SITS. pposite Corinthan Hall
jy 2-dlm
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
71HoaY. RIcHMosD. VAGINA
- Ialx 9Th. 1855

u
JAY 9Th. 1856 !
Mr. EpIroR- In your report OF the pro-
ceedirss of The volunteers Of bis city on the 4th
inst which have only seen to-day. you say;
.Owips to the circum auce that the Young 6ua,o
have been unable to obtsis the regulate nnnosn o.
reliable musk cts from the State Afmory, notWtn-
staoding sn order supply them has bsen placed Ia
proper hands near tive years since, they wsre u1-
.be to fire az effectively could have been desHeo
Fully forty prvatss we've unsble to tire At all 10 con
sequence OF the worthlessnen of the arms in their
possesson.o
Now ware these remsrhs Of your reporter other
than reflection upon my official character, snou
bave passed them BY as but an error OF fenefous
feeling toward. a young and gallant corps deserv,n
w .rm commendsi ion for tn sir martial hearinG but
nv official conduct must be guarded, or should .
unworthy Of the cfici,l position l occupy; and l
perform this duty by extracting from the record
booss of this post, as follows:
ISSUED To THE "YoUSG GUARD"
June 4 l850...... As flint muskets, complete.
April "a 1851. $3.50. Is do do do
Jsn'y I6, i852...... so do do do
Feb. ii. l853...... 81 best u 8. percussion mus
kets, conpiete.
June 90, I853..... 60 altered percussion muskets,
Totsl issued. ....2t2
RETURNED BY THE "YoUSG GUARD"
Feb H. is53...... 80 flint mu.ketA
June 28 I355...... 9 do do
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MORE EvIDENoE.-We have just been
informed by gentleman from the country with q
large family, that he has had great many attacks
OF Summer Complaint, but not in one instance has
he failed in making perfect cure IN less han tw
ty-four hours, with BAKER's PREFIUM BITTeRs -
Fl 10 believes also that $50 would not have paid his
doctors bill without the Btters. He says he never
intends to do without it In his IA Dily. Hisnsme will
be used if required, but not Wishing 1t published
Price only so cents per bo.ele To be had OF Me,srs
PURCELL. LADD Co, Richmond, Va, and Drug
gists everywhere iy lots
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rokr OF RICHMOND, July 10

ARRIVED,
sohr Hanover, Whppie, New York days, mdz D
Sehr Helm, TAYLOR Boston, mdz Currie.
schr Henry Wood Williams New York mdz
schr Accom,c, - Norfolk, shells
schr Ihos Conner, B both, SurIy lumber
steamship Virginia. Teal, Philadelphia, mdz and
Passengers NAN
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, N York mdz and
Steamship Pennsylvaria, Clifford, Philsdslpt ia,
Steamer Belvid ere, Prtchsrd BaItimora MD.
Ludlsm Watson ~
schr nope. CreisbtoD, Baltimore.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT.
Ship Yensssse, D Child master. 10 bsra.t r.
Palmer Clopton to load for Liverpool
sarque Columbia, sconte, New York, ballast.
Bsrque osmo, Vessels, do do
!, New YosK Jaiy s-CLeared. barques e. A. Raw
Inns and LINDA Stewart Richmond
ETRE PROOF PAINT AND WIFI
TING-Iu Quantities to salt purchaser; Tor .ale
jy II WIN. sATTLER
GLUE.-Diiferent kinds of Carmen ers,
1iaes ot SAFE oy VIM. sATTLER
H y I4a Main street.
GUNNER CLOTHING.-We have
~ good assortment of all the variou, stvl.. of
the season ia advarciug) we are selinr At varv lo
prices Purchasers viii consult thar Own ;n,. oS
BY aiius at 1902 Aain street '''''
" - NbES, bADUWIN co.
FANCY MARSEILLEs VEsTS-We
L have a large stoch of Fancy Msr,eflIa. Va,
~heh must be sold. Purchasers are Invited To cali
Win the assurance that prices will be made ~
lease; KEEN, BALDWIN l. Co
yy ~ l02 Main st
REBOILED MOLAsSEs-5O bbIs land.
~ ing and for sale By
~ II JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
NO. MACKeREL AND SALMON
~ la whole and half bhls ard kts; for ,aI. hv
vl JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
NO. 3 MACKEREi4- 395 bbIs extr. ma
~ dunn landing and for sale by
Hi JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE
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DUBLISHEU THIS DAY
Il ELLIE. or the Human Comedy By JOIN
Esten Cooke author of the Virginia Comedian
Leather Stocking and Silk" youth of Jefeuy1s
&e beautifully illustrated. Cloth, Sl25
Call or send your oraers to
GEO. N. WEST
jy LIT Nos 5 and Exchange Place
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~ lit

To THE PUBLIo.-An article was show n
to me in Yesterdays National American, under the
local head, which IDENTITY attended to ipflict
injury me; notwithstanding which would net
have degned to notice it, but for the base fasehoo
insiDuatsd oy ths writer of that at
was waiting around tt market house to attack him
was here engaged in attending to my business, and
expecting to have an inteeview with the Sup.rin-
tendent of Streets in relation culveri that re-
CURED repairing l therefore pronounce the asssr-
ton an infamous lis and of honor would
have been guilty of writing article entirely des.
titute of Iru h in this particular shall take no fur
ther notice of this ridiculous matser through the
medium of the unlssi imperiously called to
do go. ~ 1l-lt* ThOS b. WHITE