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LsENRY xXALL. ARCHITECT,

HEsRY &xALL R fKGHtTh g. VA,
DEPOSITS THE AMERICAN HorEL.)
Assisted by
FREDERICK KOCH, Architect
Oswald HEINkiCH, Mining Engineer sud
Geologst,
Ia prepared 20 furnish Designs with Plans and full
drawings for But dinss of every description,
including 1ilis Manufs cturpE Establishments. and
Machinery Of all kinds with Specification, Esti-
mats and Contracts complete, and 80 superintsnd
the construction of the same.
B o will pcy particular attention 70 laying out and
improving SPRINGs PROPERTIES and other
WATERING PLACES, az yell a. Public or Private
Grounds
He 10 also prepared to survey and locate all kiDds
of Kosds ncd Canals and TO survey Zines ana Lands
Havi9E had over twenty years expeTieEce In bis
business and with the best corp, OF Assistants ever
in one Office Ia this State, he feels confident that be
Gan give entire satisfaction TO all who may sntEust
their work to his care. And while returning thanks
to these who have heretofore bestowed 70 liberal
p.troAsse upon him, he respectfully sOlsits con-
tinuauoe Of the same from them ana the Puotis gene
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--mHHK1 VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
nk-H@ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Open to JACKSON'S RIVER. Only thirty miles of
Stage travel to the White Sulphur
THROUGHFROM RICHMOND, PETERSBURtI
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND dLEX-
ANDRIh, IN ONE DAY.
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~ application will be made to the Chamber,
lain of the City of Richmond for the renewal Of bond
No IS the city of Richmond, In the name OF H. A.
E. Dabney, for FIVE hundred dollars dated gath Jan,
airy, 1857 and payable l't January, 1862, SAID sond
having been lost or misaid. my ii law2m"
no CONTRACTORs-In ODE dience 10 M
L order OF Benrieo County Court the undersigned
will receive sealed proposals for the REARING
AND FITTING UP OF THE CULVERfs on the
and running from thence along 25th street. to the in
tersection of 25th and Vsnsble Streets the cost to
the county not to exceed $500 Proposals in writing
may be left at the Office of the undersgned in God
dins all corner Of 18th and Bank streets, until the
LIST day Of July next Persons des'rous OF doing this
work will please call at my office, and will show
them the work to be performed
JAMES T. Redo,
mo 25-Isu4w Road Commissioner.
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Supt Va c. RR
HARTMAN. Brown CO,
js9-ts Proprietors Stage Line.
NEW FURNITURE
G.xr-s-ssn--.--rE3S rORE.-We, the under.
signed have taken the store on Main street, No. "a,
where have on hand large assortnl snt of city.
perhaps better article than can be bought In this
city. We also continue to keep ON hand and manu-.
facture at old stand Of franklin and 18th
streets, all kinds of COFFINS, viz Mahogany
Walnut Poplar, Cherry, Pine, 30. We also have
Rease Hscks, and all the necessary articles In the
Undertaken line, such az Sheets Shrouds Plates &C.
which we can furnish more reasonable terms than
can be had in Richmond
VIM. A. LEA.
WIN L. sATTERWHITE.
No. "a Main ct and Ger. Franklin ard 18th sts
WANTED -fhree Journeymen Cabiuet-mskers
r g. Servants Collins ready made, of all sizes-
fhs above can be found at oil hours at the corner
Of Franklin and 18th street nv l8-Im*
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VALUABLE GIL N q L X CORDIAL. At
this seafon, family should be without it II 10
recon mended by ply sciao for Debility. Cramp Dr.
arrhGs, and - tonic ard stimulsnt for those
vering from disease Taken after eating 1t helps
Eestion and removes any bad effects that may arise
from the Of greco fruit &c Pint bottles 50 cts
For sale by GEO. DOWDEH Druggist,
je 10 IT'S Broad st
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6UelrEhe UAHD0.
vOHN w. DAVIES
) HEAIER ~ o Ai5ES sc AR " I?AhIAH


" DEALEA In AMEhICAN AN0 IYAklAu
AAkbAE bhOWN STONE AND OkANIfA.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND 9TH SIS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
H0,., ana sss and Door s q
ing. Firm Premium awarded By the Msshauio4 II.
vtitvte and AxtsulturaI aosisty OF Virainia
"n0O1 = ~ n = a..
HVAo w. nn
oCIION ~ H.
SUmce ceIner OF lxth ana Cary etroete,l
VIII attend 70 the sale OF REAL ESTATE, MEN
n. sale Of Hor.cs every HATURbAY.
NH 3i-ts
,;.,Sr :; - "a, !. A.
r mmUNTAGWE, siGr AM O1N -
,a..' p .L rAINIEh, nank stiee., sor.ef q,
i1th; Richmond, virginia continues 70 execute 81
suSs " ~1IH ~ ~. nno ~ shI 70. .s.-thI.
.asms All who ar a.. IN want oS SIGNS vilf and il
IN their int.rs.t N cali On him
!" c on n'e.est 70 sa On MIN int ro.n,s e,.ns an,
tnoIosn ~, " nv . III and seauyeIv
nscIad and fo1w.rdad tn sny mart of virginia OF
North Carol;ns At short notiae saIl solicited
WY S.9 oa or" - '"oi' A''' '
-------r
Lata Of Rarravfliel Late of CumboYlAAA eo.,)
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A VICTIM TO PoLITENEss-The accident 10 mar
shall Radetzky, from which be is dying, is thus ae-
scribed by ST. Petersburgh letter writer;
Countess wallmoden called to take leave OF the
Marshal and whea she was about TO leave the
-oom he rose FROM bis chair and insisted accom-
psnyipS her to the door. The Countess strong y
protested against his doing 30 and having made
him resume his seat, she hurried out of the room.
II is supposed the old gentemau's politeness in
duced him TO rise again as the Countess
back was turned for before she was out of the
room she and the servant in attendance heard q
heavy fall On returning, she found the poor old
man lying on the floor with broken thigh 1t is
hardly probable til st the surgeons will attempt to
reduce this fracture, as there can be no hope that
the bone will unite, the patient being above 80 years
of age.
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-IR GEO. +. SMITH.
& COACH MAKER,

eEZR. GEO. +. SMITH
EASSZ COACH MAKER,
Coruer BROAD AND 9Th SIS
tTichenor's old staud,) keeps constantly on hand,
ana mases to order all kinds Of CARRIAGES,
ROChAWAYS, BUGGIES, SULKIES, SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has now on exhibition In his
show room an unusually large assortment, which he
10 opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms EN-
ploying the best workmen, and usisg the finest
terial, he 10 enabled to warrant all his work.
a. Coach smithinE and jobbing Of all kinds
cuted promptly, az usual and upon reasonable terms.
my 13-Sm*
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DATENT SELF SEALING UANs...We
L constantly receiving additional supplies of
the above article Of the most approved Kind In use
direct from the manufacturer
We are sole Agents in this market, for PATENT
IMPROVED CAN, which 10 BY far the best article
of the kind invented. They can be opensd or
and are cheap and durable. For sale, wholesale and
retail, by GEO. J. SUMNER,
je 10 20 Pearl street
DlCOT's VIRGINIA WORM. iLI.EK
l. 10 the favorite Of all who use it, Mothers bless
il and praise ts virtues So certain and sure Chill.
dIsn delight to take 1t tits sweet and pleasant
Physicians appfove Of IL, and recommend 1t to their
patients Hundreds buy It for themselves or their
friends.
can DO had Of Druggists generally, and 10 prepared
onyny e. j. PICOT,
yo - Druggist.
Id sale BY 'o "''''''' '"r
1eH WA. WALLACE SONS
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lsAAG uikHCEh ~ CO..
i LUMBER DEALERS
(soUTH SIDE OF THE DOCK, NEAR hAYo's BRIDesO
Have just received
A cargo Of Superior Heart Flooring, dressed
Step Boards
And hive In their ward,
White Pine Poplar, Oak, Cypress Shingles and &c.
dar Posts
Also, a GOOD assortment Of Virginia Lumber.
having the Agency of several ssw Mill, We arc
prepared to oIer Inducements to builders and Others
in furnishing all descriptions OF Bill Timber at short
notice.
We respectfully solt call from oil In want of
Lumber ISAAC J MERCER,
GEO. w. SMITH,
Ia 2-Im+ p. w, HARDWOOD
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ffNhh PAhTNEnsHiP HkHkrOFo.k
L Existing under the name, style, and hrn1 sf
Woodward Newman Is dissolved by mutual .cn
| sent. All debts due to the firm Of w N. are n,y
able to w. NJ Newman who has assumed thu nav
ment OF sill the liabilities Of the said firm OF Wood
i ward Newman J. H. WOODWaRn
June l, 1887. w. NEWMAN
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Proprietor Madison Hotel,
;ss-9taw3w Madison Court House, Va.

A LLkGHANY sPKINGs.--This water
"A ing place, fsvorably known to the public,
will be opened for the reception Of visitors the
first day Of June The present proprietors are hap
py to announce that they have secured the service
a. general manager, of Mr. JNO. I. LEE, (of the
American HOTEL Richmond. Va } whose long expo.
risnce In the hotel business, and we'll established
reputation gentleman and caterer, are sufficient
guarantees that every effort will be made to give en-
tire satisfsction to our guests.
The powerful curative properties of this water,
and its efficacy in all diseases of the stomach, liver
bowels nervous system, &C, 10 we'll stteatsd by this
many cures, almost miraculous, which have been
effected by its use We refer with confidence to all
the patrons of the former propretors. complete
bathing establishment has beer added to
for the comfort of visitors since last
season.
For further particulars refer to the cards to be
found in hotels, cars, steamboats,, &c.
Asplendd line of four -horse coaches will convey
visitors from Shawsvle to this place, 81 miles over
q good road, with only one hill between the two
points BRIDGES HOLT,
my27.-.dAat25A. Proprietors
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HkKKINGs.-- IOO Bbls No l hahA
!. p ''s'' ''s'''As STOKES xlVEs.
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w. N. NEWMAN returns bis thanks to tn. pgh
lie for their liberal patronage Of the ST. Charlie. h.
tel and solicis continuance Of that patronage IN.
de- the supervision and control of
js3-d2w w. N. NEWMAN co
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MOUNT VERNoS.-The Philadelphia Ledger. in
an article on the proposed purchase of Mount
Vernon says:
The ladies of the Mount Vernon Association
recently invited Hon Horace Binley, of this ety'
To preside at one of their meetings but thar gen
tlemxn, in a letter published In the Charleston %
CO Mercury. while honoripg the motives Oh .no
ladies of the above named Association, says ,uo
nation is pledged to inter the remains in marble
monument, to be erected at the city OF Washing.
ton. The privilege was asked oy congress anu
Mrs Washington consented to 1t Mr.. binney says
he can utter no word in puofc meeting which
can be construed, desmed or taken, directly or IN
directly To release or relieve the nation, or its
representatives in Congress. from the public pro-
mise.
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~. Auctionesrs for sale of Negroes
(At the old stand of PuIliam & Davis)
Wall street. Richmsnd. Va.
DAVID NJ. PULLIAM.
ia Il-lsw2n ALBERT C PULLIAM.

ssTATE STOCK FOR SALE, In sums TO
- suit purchases
WANTED Yew Shares of Richmond Dan
vile Railroad Stock for which the highest market
price will be paid
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Salti-
more, bought and sold
C. w. PURCELL co.
ap 25-tf Exchange Brokers
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THO DAILY DISPATCH
=, ,ro,dnv Mernius. jane rs, 1897.

A MOUNTAIN OF COMFORT -Appletons '''"'-
,r.,ed Hand Book of American Travel. gives u.
the following tantalizins notice Of mountain u
ice, which we read with peculiar delight ~ 'n'
present range Of the thermometer;
Lea Mount.;n I. a remarkable natural ourtcsi'
~, In the county Of Hampshire IL upon ,"s
North River, Eastern bank 70 miles So,timoss nv
WINCHESTER. MAY be reached from na' r
Baltimore and Ohio Railway to hsTpsts SSy
railway thence to Winchester 'fo" "i"'"''' y
stage oo,. ,. ,h. ,,var -
.Ths west side, for quarter OF a mile, says ~
NJ ~ ~. h,.tory Of Virginia, 'is covered with
mas, Of loose stone OF light color, which reaches
Snrwn ,n Inc b.uk of the river. BY removing ehe
,oo.s stone inc crystal ice can always be tound In
the wMmcs dsysof summer IL mas oeeo a.oose a.
"a - =. late "a the 18th CT September; but never
10 October, although Il may exist taroushout tho en-
IT, Ss,r and be fcuad, IL the rocks were e1csvateo
.s gnfseieut depth. The body of rocks whore the
ice Is found 10 subject to the full rays OF the sun
non, nine O'Clock in the morning uuti sunset The
.uu does not have the effect Of melting the Ice a
much a. continued rains. AT the base Of the noun
t.n is sprns of wster, colder by many degree
,hsu sprips water generally To-"
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"a T1IK PUBLlC.-.Thc nndersI9ned,
VIII na ,over eouutry In quest Of summer retreats
s,e r,.ssnty added to- and thoroughly repaired bis
nsJ Snown "MADI8Oy HOTEL" at Madison
ven ven. pouse. Virginia. and IL now prepared TO take
~ .nme twenty or thirty Rosrders during the sum
mer months, or longer II desired He scarcely need
ststs that his HOTEL a. . summer retreat, presents
Svsnts,es Of no Ordinary character, being located
in the centre Of the village Of Madison, itself stu
stsd on high and beautiful plain, commanding an
extensive and picturesque view Of the Blue Ridge
and other ranges of mountains noted for the indus
try hospitality and intelligence of ts citizens and
lie freedom from sickness 1t 10 connected BY daily
ius of stages with 9ordonsvile, has the advantages
Of a daily mail besides Others unnecessary to mem
tion The undersigned keeps attentive ana obedient
servants and his table supplied with oil the luxuries
of the season and country For terms, apply to
- r. A. SEAL,
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JAMES T. Redo,
nv 25-Isw4w Road Commissioner.

A = DIKkCTED by a decree OF the Cir
N cult Court of Goochlsnd county, pronounoed on
the 7.h day of April, 1857, in the case of Bolng's
Trustee Us. Boiling and others Notice is hereby
ling after the date of said decree, will be paid by
his Trustee unless they be debts Of indispensable
necessity and Of small amount and Of nature proper
to make their payment proper whether they had
been contracted by him or noi;" land not then,
less they have been snail be contracted under
such circumstances to excuse the individual from
contrasting with the said Boiling instead of bis trus.
tee; and them If in order to raise funds for
the psym thereof 1t be necessary to resort to the
capital Of the estate J. II. GUY,
lie l--.tawiW* Trustee for VIM. A Boiling.
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SOl. u SIOSek, Dtato knSIceoI
I1sCIl1lvND Is Ell L. AND R,AsS
II FOUNDRY FANCY CRATE AND fEnDhh
MANUFACTURE1-No rs Main stree, between
ath and 9t. west sde.-The subscriber has for saio
500 Crates, FendeIs and Summer Pieces, emoTac,nE
100 different kinds and daily manufacturing orsIe'
to order, Wholesale and retail st Northern pilees
Crates Bells, &c, neatly packed and for~ 70
any part of the State Also Bells and Brass CSiins'
nsds to order and all kinds Of repairing done ~ '
shortest notice. r>oou
NH l6--6m BAM'L u uENoOf'
NOR SAL h--lIne Cylinder sTAvk SAW
z and one sTAVE DREssEk-both new ana IN
good order. For terms, sppyto
ap 1S-u JETEh & LEfrNIo--
S,IJNWER COOL Silk. Linen ana A.
- p.os Goats. Just received, large supply OF th'
above soods suitable for the present season Ano,
Pants and Vests OF every description Csh sno mas
a selection, at Headquarters r. sssn, sssnr Wv
thing. u; ~ ~. ,s,s -.
ia No. 10, eorner OF mhn ana IoSI -
TN0E U n ID d X : 1 q y ID will opea u
/ school MONDAY. Sept q, under the ansssIT
Of Miss Eliza J. Nichols. Terms per Session W
mon a, $40
rHat r,,., 10
Music on plano with use Of instrument 10
Tuition In Latin and French, each
No deduction exespt In ease OF pro1fa''s"
no'' JOHN r. CLAY.
II5k.Im. Chssterfeid. May Is 1871,
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He respectfully refers TO
VIM. Fl. Maofarlsn6,
VIM. II. Haxsl
jos H. Gardner, Richmond
Bacon l. Bsshervill,
Lewis Webb Son,
Vim. j sari.d.is, Amsl''
} w. N s,! Moron sOoshIsnd.
VIM. q. Fontaine, King William.
DR.. Price, Hsnover.
w. T. Sutherlin, Danville
Geo Boiling, Petersburg
Jno r Mcdaniel LypohburG.
Thos ]. Boyd, Wythevie.
Geo g Curle, Lynchburs.
Andrew Beirne, Union.
Propretors Of the Sweet SPRING.
9" Montgomery White Sulphur
SPRING..
" I" bridge Alum sprina
Jas. D. Davidson, Lexington.
Col c. Crozet State Engineer. my Us
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Its capital at Sl05, with interest on Ito par yaus
from Ist Of January last.
my 25-ts w. p. STROrHER Cssh'r
lAEsTlNY DkMONsTRATED.-,
IL MOLLkN respectfully informs the Ladies' and
Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that ahe will
give Information in all the Affairs relating to life
such 70 Health, Wealth. Love, Marriage, Journeyt
Law Suits, Difficulties In Business, Absent Friends
Sickness and DEATH and In re,psct TO all other sub.
jects both past present and future and all concerns
Of lie.
rERMs-For Ladies' Is sents; Gentlemen 80 cents,
each.
Apply at No H. (which 10 over the door, Taylor,
alley, between 18th and 18th and Main and Cary
strss's Richmond Va my l5-lmf
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C0N nn0 OLD BRICKS FOR SALE /
CoO'OOO l am authorized to offer, at private
sale, the old BRICKS, formerly the Catholic Col
lsge, near the Mechancsvile Turnpike gate. one
mile from the city, consisting of about 30n 900 The
Bricks are in very good ORDER and suitable for large
building or other uses. ALEX MOTT,
nv 50 Its
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NDTIIE .-N1rg1nfa military IIand Nar-
rant No 6,4S7 for 200 acres issued the 18th Feb
ruary. 1921, to John Baskerville, for three years
vice Sergeant in the Virginia State liue and
by him lost. Notice Is hereby given that have OBJ
tanned duplicate of the same for his heirs and
shall make application to the CommisIioner of the
General Land Office flor scrip, In lieu of said war
rant at the expiration of three months from this
date JAMES r. SUTTON, JR,
L. Ian fnr % Par intnr
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. HAD 40 bbls. No. I North CarohH"
- shsd In store and fer sale by ,,,.,ph 20
10 IL LEWIS ~. "e."o -
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NJAUHlNE OIL. Machine OIL oil o'''
lVl quality for sale by 70
10 Pearl street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27
The Ohio and Mi..,..IppI Railroad:

We have letter from p. W. Strader, ESQ.,,
Superintendent of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, declaring the hand bill which was
sent US from Henderson, and on which We
made some comments last week, ito be o
base fabrication of an unprincipled competitor
to injure . rival route" He says the O. d
M. Railroad is no party or political iustitu-
ton, but one Of the great national institu-
tons Of the country" commencing by its
connections, on the shores Of the Atlantic
running through Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Old Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. to
Missouri, it unitesby IN iron band-as well
as by the stronger bond Of mutual in forests
free and slave communities into one brother
hood, in which the road as the medium of
mutual intimate intercourse, will be the great
agent in removing mutual prejudices and
sectional jealousies. Tho managers of such
road, passing daily along its whole route,
cannot be sectional men, much less bigotted
sectional partizans; their interests are linked
with the prosperity and happiness of each
section, and of the whole country, which they
will ever labor to promote. The parties who
have attempted to fix so great libel upon
the Road, must be men utterly without hon
or or honesty, and capable Of almost any
| crime.n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27
The Hail Storm.

The vincennes Gazette says that the storm
that passed over the Northern part of Knox
and through Sullivan counties, destroyed not
less than one thousand acres Of wheat The
wheat was of the most promising character,
and would have been ready for harvest in a
couple ofweeks. The ryein the course of the
storm shared the same fate. The fields OF
corn, were, many Of them completely ruined
Others are half destroyed. Onions, pota-
toes, etc., were beat into the ground. Orch
ard and forest trees were riddled, "a if with a
continued volley of mdsketry. Many fine
orchards are totally ruined. The damage to
houses is extensive.
The hail stones in many places, were driv-
en- into the ground for several inches. Birds
rabbits, frogs, snakes, etc., which had been
killed by the hail, might have been picked
up any where in the woods, the next day.
The storm has caused the loss Of many
Thousand dollars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

TIE GovxxNoRsHIP OF UTAH.- Happy
results are expected from the appointment
of Col. Cumming as Governor of Utah.
He is represented on all sides as man of
great experience in frontier life, as well as of
great courage and GOODNESS; and the projected
removal of his family to the theatre of his
duties, affords no slight guarantee that he
will exert all his powers in tranquilizing and
elevating the community, instead of merely
subjecting it, This usquestionably is the
true policy, and we esteem it piece of pub
lie good fortune, thata man SO capable, and
apparently SO inclined to execute it, has ac-
cepted the responsible task.
. Col. Cumming was ut one time an extensive
merchant in Augusta, Georgia, but failed.
Removing to St. Louis he established him
self as sutler to the forces stationed at Jeffer-
SOD Barracks. To Gen. Pierce he owes his
first federal appcintment-that Of Indian
Agent.
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The Conspiracy N WslIstrees.

The enterprise of the Western country is
NOW roefing under the concerted attacks of
the "Bears" Of Wall street, to depress, oil
Western stocks Nothing short of a conspi-
racy now exists, to that end. Daily meet
ings, in private, are held, at which those i'm
plieated bind themselves to sch the doomed
stocks at lower than market rates, all the &C
completes agreeing to share the loss. In
cases like the New York Central. or the Mich
igan Central, where there, has been no stocks
in the market upon which to operate spurious
sales are made on time. to be delivered in
sixty days, Of five or. ten shares of these
stocks, and, ut the same time. all manner of
ed to create panic among real holders, and
to compel them to sell. Be- these and the
like influences, Erie Railroad stocks have
oeen depressed from 50 TO 33 per cent; HuNl-
son River Rsilroad from SO to ~; Michigan
Southern from IS to as
The scope Of the designs of these stock
Jobbers 10 general: they intend to degrees
every Western stock. Although the whole
stock Board are in q manner implicated in
this disgracefnl proceeding, yet the corSpira-
tors are known, and are distinct from the
body itself They hold their stated ana ffe-
qucnt meetings at the st. Nicholas. or else.
where, and determine how much stock of a
given corporation shall be forced down. who
shall do'ft, and how the loss shall Be dfyived.
The stun" for the Wall street Bears l. death
70 the West. Stocks are depressed without
the slightest reason or cause for it, and hon
ct oone tide holders inter, to kratify ths
gambling rRopGnsitiss Of fsw Wan Strtot
speeAlasogSv-D 4nxt /dWrjisR.