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MEDICAL.
DIR. G. w. PHILLIPS

M Magic ugh Syrup
Is the only reliable remedy for the rapid and per
manent cure Of Coughs, Colds Influenza, Bronchitis
Hopping cough, Group, Sore Throat Bleeding Lungs
and all diseasesof the Throat Lungs and Chest This
remedy is SAFE reliable, and the only one that has
proved itself universal remedy for all the above dis
eases The testimonials published are from our most
distinguished citizens here u home who have been
cured by its magic power.
Important Testimony.
From Hon, j. W. Chapman, Judge Of First Judicial
District, Indiana. . -
Dr. Gro W. PHILLIPS, Cincinnati, Ohio:-naving
used several small bottles of your "Cough Syrup
personally and in my family, and having Its eff
ecs on Others In numerous instances of severe cold
and coughs most cheerfully recommend II as an in
aible remedy in all such cases. If this Syrup were
in general use, confidently believe large majority
Of the colds, accompanied by coughs, that ermi
nate in Consumption, would be efIectualy arrested.
In fact, necessity for any, who obta
this remedy, being thus afflicted, ..
Respectfully yours, j. W. CHAPMAN.
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WILLIAM H. BALDWIN, ATTORNEY
w and Counsellor at Law, ChaBes Building
Thrd street, doors East Of Main. VS.
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Head This. Also.

From Hon. u. Storer, LII. d. Judge of the Superior
Court Of Cincinnati. -
CINCINNATI Dec. 8, 1856.
DR.. q. W. PHILLIPs-Dear Sir: Your Cough Mix
cure he's been used with great success in my family
belle sit 10 he most safe and eicacious preparation
Tor tt. cure of ordinary colds, well as of chronic
affections of the throat and lunFs. Many Of my
neghbors who have felt the good effects of this med
icne, that they regard II with great favor.
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THE RE SIS.
CINCINNATI, THURSDAY, APRIL FL.
SHE ALWAYS MADE HOME HAPPY.


She always made homo happyl
With her kind and winning ways,
With her voice of cheerful Rladness,
With her cheerful hymn Of praise.
She always made home happy
Though sho charmed no,passer-by
With tho beauty of her person,
Or the brightness of her eye.
Though no pearls or rubies glittered
Mid the ringlets Of her hair,
In her heart there shOne q radiance
Of jewel far more rare.
She always made home happyl
Though her song was not divine,
Though no harp beneath her fingers
Thrilled to notes almost sublime.
Though no artist, yet she painted
Many beam Of heavenly love
On the friendly faces round her,
That shall shine in realms above.
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View and Invaluable Remedy for
the Cure Of Rupture.
A CERTAIN CURE.

The undersigned prepares Plaster ont of Swiss
Alpine herbs, which he can recommend TO all suffer-
ing of Rupture, as q remedy which will cure this
oanful disease In the oldest of cases. in short time,
without sp aims. Having proved its most wonderful
healing power during many years practice in Swift
,erland and Germany, he would invite all ruptured
persons to give fair trial One pot Of it, the price
If which Ia S3) will effect in most cases. 1t is
Tor sale at A. TAFEL'S Drug Store, northeast cor
aer of Sixth and Main streets, Cincinnati.
DIR. @. ZURCHER.
B-Letters for further information to be addressed
20 o. Zurcher, Box 81, Cincinnati Ohio. 248
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Palmer'S Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion.

DHGNIX BLIND FACTORY, VIM. w.
Blinds and Window Shades, wholesale md retail, No.
n sixth street, between Walnut and Vine, opposite
and retrimmed. Church, Store ana other large
Shades made and lettered. 70
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N. Y. g. PHILAD'A ADvTs.
GLASGOW & New York Steamship Co.

GTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
lay, fol SsO Return Tickets good for SIX months 10
either Of the above places, by any steamer OF the
Line, 500 III
FRoM NEW YoRK-E Edinburgh, Cumming, Saturday,
Feb'y l9, at ~ Noon; Glasgow, Thomson, Saturday,
March l9, do; Edinburgh, Cumming, Saturday April
FROM GLAsaow-Glasgow, Thomson, Feb'y 10; Ed
inburg, Cumming, March 10.
RATES OF PAssAqE-From Glasgow, first class, 10
guneas steerage found with cooked PROVISIONS do.
From New York, first class, $40; seerage, found with
cooked provisions, $50. ...
Children under IL of age half fsre infants in
Return Tickets, available within six months, by
any steamer of this Line.
First class, $40; Steerage, $50.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each steamer
For passage, apply to
ROBERT CRAIG, IL Broadway, New York, or
HOPKINS BROS, Cincinnati. l36
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JOHN R. NORTON. CALVIN W. THOMAS.
II. MORTON 81 CO., Bankers, No.
q West Third street. Cincinnati, Ohio. Deal
or IN exchange, Bank Notes aud Coin, Particular
attention paid to Collections, and returns promptly
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TWO DAYS LLTLR FROa EUROPE.

Nrw iogN, july lj.-lhc steamship We
ser. iron Bremen on ,hc 10Th oi June, tonchci
at southampton OF the lth july, and brings -
lni> port LomdVn papers 10 the latter date.
Tac news la unimpDr,ant
The German Dict has agrcc'! 10 lace corps
o! observation on the Rhiuc.
Vienna adslccS Of the ;ird say that the Pied
mon,csc bad surrouD!td P,>c!Icra.
GArlbaldi. with h:> ,.p1u tha>>c'irS. was ut
Trano, manmTvcring - 10 close the whole
valley fihg AGi:c, and to Isolate Verona from
the lyro!
y french squadron of six ships of the line,
five irig,e>. and many gun boats wa> seen at
Culznla Oh the Dalna,an coast, on the l>i.-
Scvcn tr.li>h vessel, Of war were oH Ancoma.
The T.. : steamer Wabash haL irit trieste icr
Mc>>ina.
Prince Wndisch.ra,z was expected in Ber-
lin on The 81. on Il special mission from Nicni.a
via Dresden.
There bad been disturbances At Mes,ina.
COMMERCIAL
The Liverpool cotton market for Saturday
closed quiet and steady. with estimated sales
OF six thousand bales. The LrcaI>tuil, mar
&c; r-,--cd doll. Provisions are dIli. C1nsols
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lnprTroNsL FROM EUROPE

Erw YoRK. July 1.-The steamship BuruS-
sia from Southampton "n the evening "i u c
ith ftne same day a. the cScrJ has afII'ci,
bringing thc London evening papers pnt 'hey
contain no later dispatches iron the continent
Letter, from Pa,l, state that h De'em was
chantcd at Notrc UiiHe on SUNDAY Tor The 'Ic.
torv of Soliciinc. AID Oh the sane day thaHhs-
.,y,n, va, held iu "a! Tie otncr places vi wpr-
ship IN france.
Ha,a preparations continued active at Brest
and ro.ilpn. and lmmcn>c quantities Continued
To be forwarded to the Adratic.
PRUSSIA nad gwen positive assurances that
her recent measure, With regard to her mllitAry
forces were no; taken with = view To hOstItlc-,
"and France i,ay bc perfectly tranquil on that
score
Confidence had been somewhat restored in
COMMERCIAL circles.
\ letter from Lyons says that the orders re-
ceivcd b.. manufacturers from the / tnitel States
compensate them lar what they lo>t 10y inc
way |; WAS feared. however, that tie i"ihe
.; the Sugar crup tn.> year wi!l create 'e''oN'
ci;iicIl;ics fox ;he next ear. 30.
l.y5DoN, Jui. i.-Cou,oI- closed at 70 a W.
MAa>EilE> July 2.-idvicc' have Dre' 'e-
ccivcd from Naples 10 t1e 2-th ".I VI prc,
nicr. tie frcncn Envoy, has been apPoih'cd
GRAND Gordon %. the order ct 81. JIi'i>>ar.-
Prince ,,,h.tei.a and Prince 'oml,i"i have been
son, ia Iomi,ariy On = mission reclproca! 10
,t,,, de.r,irb,,i TO Naples by France and Sar-
J',,ia i il, the persons .: N. ETenier and Count
Ir,,rr, from Rome to the 2s,h assert that an
;,omIry into tie Disturbances at PeruG'a la,
h.rn ordered hn official contradiction Ia,
been published oi the reported liberation Of
criminal, al Rome \ CIRCULAR publication on
ti, temporal powrr Of the Pope, aud an address
by H.. Holiness 10 the Cardinals in the Le:i'
tons. have been i,suel both expressing co''h-
dcncr III the Emperor oi the French.
.pAgI>. july 2I,ll:22 p. N-Tne B0urSe opens
insnimatc. Rcntcs. G3t re.
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-
IGNORING SLAVERY AGITATION.

or all the anomalies in these modern days,
hc ignoring of slavery agitation by certain
Democratic papers of the South, in the sense
II which they propose to ignore it, is to us the
most strange and remarkable. And the use
hey make OF one of the planks in the Cinclh-
ati platform to sustain them IN their abandon
mt of Southern rights and interests, Is still
re astonishing. 1t is notorious 10 oil the
Nd that the Southern people, Of all parties,
ri upon the guarantees in the Constitution
'o'tect them in the enjoyment Of their pro-
pe'cqually with all other persons in the en-
loyNt of theirs. They always maintained
,hat,y had right to this protection from
everlpartmcnt Of the Government, whenev-
: or an'hercver the constitutional guarantees
were lssary to be sustained UT enforced
In the tes they claimed the right to provide
their o,aws and municipal regulations for
themSel to govern and protect this property,
, accordlTb their own will and pleasure, with
out intehncc from others; and, if interfered
with and jurisdiction Of the United States
J, was invol that that Government should IN
y terpose aLlace the citizens in possession 0!
the rghtSy claimed. This was peculiarly
the case iEard to fugitives from labor. II
d was not oncmanded, but conceded. that the
authority o. General Government should
be employeaal its departments to execute
=.
this proVisio'the Constitution. twas con-
ceded that C!ess was required to pass the
laws necessary, thia purpose. 1t was con-
!, ceded"r the Jndiciay should give judg-
ments in favor be STAKEHOLDER to reclaim his
d fugitive slave sss conceded that the Ex-
ecutive was boz u enforce, if necessary,
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ALABAMA-WM F. SANFORD. &c.

MessiS. Editors-The Examiner asks
who is Vim. +. Sanford: The Confederation
ALA answers, that he is the same Sanford TO
whom Governor Wise addressed what that
journal is pleased to style his short letter. y
That letter en- 1,oSs6at, is one of the most e.a-
uuia,,, a.d lroiv..i, ..''i ,Iivi "''eih ,.:.npf-
ant cXpos'tlons of the iallacy of the Douglas
doctrines and Of the weakness Of Democratic
policy, as TO slavery, that has been written.
AS to Mr. Sanford, he is yet young man
a man Of profound genius, of great literary
requirement, of unfinching tirmncSs, and an
uncompromising love Of truth. lie is gradu
ate of one of Nirginas oldest colleges-was a
iuvorltc pupil Of President Owen. His Alma
Mater. also college Of his native State, Gcor
gia, i.aS each tendcrcd 10 him a proicssorship.
Both offers were declined by him.
Mr.. Sanford was deemed, by the Hon. Walter
T. Colqutt, to be the most promising man in
Georgia Of his age. So great WAS the estimate
Of his abilities ~ an orator and logic!an, that.
in the Presidential campaign in ls44, he was put
upon the Democratic electoral ticket in Georgia,
with the express view Of his meeting Mr..
Toombs, then in the very meridian Of his
power and the Democracy OF Georgia never
had reason to regret their choice In that can.
vass nc was stricken down in health, and has
never wholly recovered his physical vigor.
Mr.. Sanford occupies the whole field Of
Southern Rights The chief difference be-
tween himself and Governor Moore, his co II
petitor, is, that Mr.. Sanford makes their qucS.
tions practical issues, and presses them to a
decision. Governor Moore is disposed to dcal
tenderly rather too tenderly, with them. Both
are good men, but Mr. Sanford is, also, a states.
man Of high order. r. l..
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THE LOTUS;
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E.'lTEp EY
ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCHIII

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q uyr genuine literature II i comriruce,! under
%. favorable auspices: lis gifted Editor stands first
. - youus poets Of the present age OF English Verse;
,>.,;ri ry corps o: brilliant: contributors both n
esuiry aii Europe, will furnish monthly CHOICE
-" o. ,'ru,,ve entertainment any periodical Of the
,.sar-y siorl,
l sors will coniaa nothing sectional sec;arian: hut
from all fields whatever is worthy and acceptable
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For tile En2utrer.
To the Voters Of the Fourth Congressional District
You Will soon he called UPON TO till the va
caucy in your district, caused by the death
of the lalrcnted Hon. VIM. o. GooGe. late
member elect.
There will be many aSpirants for the Office,
and under the circumstances 1t would probably
bc best that the voters oil the district call Il
Convention, as but one man can be elected: :
and il we 20 into the field for a free fight, We
will defeat ourselves, and suffer the Opposition
10 carry the district.
But, As to the propricty Of holding Con-
ven,iun, the voters OF the district can decide.
1t is not matter of course that conventions
reflect the popular will. Nine ;i;acS out Of
ten the minority men receive the nomination
by the abuninable system OF compromise. and
the strong post in tactics called rnamrvreins.
We ought not to bc biased too much by lndl-
vidual preference; VIC ought to select a man
who has served out his con>cription III the De
mocratic ranks, and has distinguished himself
as beng worthy oI promotion Tnc Democrat
cy have never yet been at loss to find u worthy
standard bearer in the hour Of need. Our
young men are all well trained. But, in order
to reward merit we should commence with the
allow me to suggest the name Of the gallant
William {. Flournoy, of the county Of Prince
Edward, as man who has done as much for
the Democratic party and the district, as any
other man in it. lie has never been the man
to shrink from any duty that his party might
impose upon him. lie has been invariably
appointed clcctor for the district and when
ever the enemy was to be met he was the man
to meet and annihilate him. lie represented
his county in the Legislature, and then was
the leader Of the Democratic party of the State
And he secured the passage of the bills oi the
several schemes Of Internal Improvement
which roads arc now in successful operation
in the several counties composing the Fourth
Congressional District; and, in all probability,
had it not been ior his influence AMI
strenuous efforts, you would now have been
debarrcd from the incalculablc advantages you
now epjoy; and it would now be but sheer JUS
tlcc that you reward him for his labors, by
selecting him as the man to represent the
4th Congressional District. will assure you
that he is the man for the times and the place;
one of whom the Old Dominion would be
proud, and who would do honor to his Illus
trious predecessors.
If it be the will Of the district to hold Con.
vention. nominate William c. Flournoy, oi
Prince Edward and if there be no Convention,
the soveregns Of the district will, doubtless,
elec, him, if they consult their best interest
CUMBERLAND.
Examiner and Index please COPY.
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c,yn,,,re roa Cor1rE-,.-Ihe PETERSBURG
D. D s"ys. We a.e requested, IN bthaI! ot
Col II. L. Hopkins to ahhoG"cc l'lai i'e % q e
cand,atc to III tie vacancy u ,e t",h' a,h "f
Repre>r,,tatise>. occaSioned by ,e a'u'' az nhs W.
Lon VIA. .. Gopde lie becomes 20 u, ooe'
d,rnc. to call made upon h'ni., ana VIII au'
dr,s, the people ot D'awiddle On Monday heA'
that being their court day
Col. Hopkins has high c!aims upon the peo-
ple of the district, and especially on the Lelho-
Gratis of this city. We feel authorized l" sta'e
from his known fidelity to Dcmo.rluc u'ages'
that in the event OF ! Convention, he wi. abide
lis decision.
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DUEL NORTH CARJLlNA.

DAsvlLLr. "a. .Iuly lj.-A ducl was fought
this morniug. in North Carollra. a few miles
south 8. ;h.> town between O. }. W,sc of tie
Richmond Enquirer. and +. Il Ayictt. E,q, oi
Richmond Mr Ayiett lred .A>t. deliberately,
but without elect W.>c ..rcl in the air
Ay!c:; was thea wit,a,a'.'. nom the field by
MS second. .y4crw ,7., .,yic;t declared his
impression that ,hr l.,.igua;I oi Wise, which
caused the challenge wa- thc r-,at oi ms
understanding on Wi,c'~ part. Avl.it, there
lore through friend. expressed 4 Willingness
;or u reconciliation Wise refused
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p,-rfK>IsI AZ. GCN MD JEN ElKY
ENrAISLlSH

" Ev~ --r"sri from Old street I" our new and CON:
" = o., t,'ahli>invii.No. 50 sycamore street where
ia,r-a-, faci cs, better prepared to furnish
=: .r, ho,.cc every description % Military uoos con
-: = Ci.. Planes, PDmp"yn-. E,',>, swords S.sh.s
,- -, s. TIE n.iy Evfg'a:ioa Hats, MItAr, Buttons
a.. TcAaH:s o: every variety. Cans, Pistols. Rifles
-.. Accoa'r-urnis, also ;.:e 1i slendii stock Of
v -'.>. t'"c.. .nd Jrwe;ry. Mal.i.g Canes Fishing
... Cutlery. MGsicsl Instruments anu ftucy Goods.
!- ai'.fi.n g -pur'-n,n AMI iii. r desired
s y. ,-ra;e: Inducements ;,:Idny other house in the
,''- IiltELES LEONARD,
- >rrsnlors street, >icr o. TIE rii' > aLd watch
T. .l;eI good san.inak:r. fne hest of wages
l,,t,. -,
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WM. HAGAR, JR. & CO.
FOX SALE

i iiD.,e. EMPEROR. The super" n-rits OF kt-<AN
e., ayolr .una now in hs prime (viht yearsLSZA
;.. g=ae ally kn"~u, Aud 5" ity sttested ny the
. - : tr,i prize, which have been warde,i to him.
T.. % :r cusfacer Oi hr prrforman.s AMI his stock,
n,ri.s, 10 give particular d,cription Of him -
y '5a ncln.i to tuakc va'uaDe urchase are nvi-
- p. clrir ,:.i see him <uy farinlt Castle l or
0.,.c ,;io. the suiiect, addrrssi to at Iob-
s.af -, AlJemare Co., wall receive pilnpi attention.
j., >-clm ". &. RivES.
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IT 7
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

McSSrS. Edltor>:-It was with pleasure That
noticed communication in your semi-wcckly
of the sth, calling on Edw'd K. Chambers, ESQ,
Of Mecklenburg to become candidate for the
Judicial erminc of orr circuit. No man in the
district is more fit and worthy TO wear that cloak
Of purity. For thirty.tvc years nc has been n
terror and Eivorite IN the courts III which ne
has practicc,l He is Il native of Luncnburg, c.
tizcn ofAIccklenburr, and has been for number
Of wears an active practitioner in these counties,
as well as the good old county of Brunswick.
In these three counties he has hosts OF friends
and admirers. who now wish to reward HIM.
in the beginning Of the December Of his l'ic'
with reward fitted to his talent and his vlr'
tues.
,Julv llth lSJ9.
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DEATH OF THE HaH KuFus cuoATE.

4 despatch from Halifax brings us Tue an
nouncement of the death Of the Hon. Rufus
Choatc, of Massachusetts,. For several months
he had been in failing health, and recently he
embarked for Europe, but on reaching Halifax
was so much worse that he gave up the trip
and intended to return home. Mr.. Choate was
a gentleman Of splendid talents, brilliant
orator and distinguished lawyer, and formerly
a prominent member of the United States sc.
nate. Theseveral courts in Boston, on ihursaay
last, paid appropriate honors to his memory
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National Convention Of Young Mems Christian As'
c;o,i

The sixth annual Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Associations OF the United
States and the Canadas assembled ut Dr. Be-
mans church, in Troy, \. T.. on 18th INST
About 800 delegates were present twenty
States the Canauas and New brunswick are re-
presented. The Convention was called 10 order
by f. \. Sheldon, oil Troy, President OF the
last Convention. For permanent officers the
following gentlemen were chosen:
PreSiden,-George II. Stewart, oil rhliadel
phia ,,..r D:-,,
Va; Thos. Potts, St Johns, \. b.; l.. Is. Fish
er. San Francisco, Cal.
Secrctares--W. j. Rhees, Washington u
c.; C. l.. Ives, New Haven, Conn. j. IL. 70
niger, New Orleans, La.
The Convention will hold two sessions each
day, with religious exercises each evening, I'M
til Friday. On Saturday the delegates go or
a railroad excursion to Saratoga Springs
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tI,t,kD.k.tll< AS

REAIk.itS AND NOV VEfSS.
n II MCCORMICK OFFERS TO TIL FARMERS OF
y. EASTERN Virginia and North Caro- q
-a, n, RElpLKS. aud REAPEkS and
NJ" s.s deliverable 20 order. through N
A,yss>s-Acs uintoD Post oihce, King Mhau county
y':u4
h-ln persons wanting Machines arrequested to
80. IN 'h-.r orders early.
ll-f, A.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
c,gl!SdED DAILY, SEMlwErKLr AND WEEKLY,
81 RICHIE, DUNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.

.S~puLy P,rES, seven dollars per anuum, and at the
= u ci dollars taken for shorter period than
- ~ the SEarWscSLy, FIVE dollars per annuin, and
.. dollar, for slN months. payable in advance For the
M., :! per snnGm, six copies Tor sIr to he paid In.
st advance. When letters ccu,almin. money are
D., a ;,y mus! be rtgiterei. they will lie n, the
- se writer's.
"cdsA>p ESQrIEEn ADVERTISING SHEEri published
..-r. Nlh; the mouih!y circulation IS tw,uiy thou
,tHr> Advertisements inserted nj - cents per line
80" !Gr, 10 this office may De rcnitted per mall in
So M .sIi!able Bank notes. = registered, a; the risk O:
L'H:.
q ~ obituaries and Tribute, cf E>Ncc:. exceeding
..t- charged for u aIVrrti>, ila;r.
Ii,, fyun distance mus, hc accompanied Nth the ad-
-ep. satisfactory references. - ssgrc execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-19

The Lynchburg Republican," says they
have no recollection Of any year in which such
unanimous testimony was borne in relation to
the abundant return which has rewarded the
lsbors of the farmer
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Tic Qu:ok.s: Trip On Record.

NV YoaS. July lo-lhe steamship we,
ser brings the Intelligence '!a' ',s ,.'r r, .f'..r
naugh: was off Cape Clear in nine days a''er
le;.ylny Nrw York.
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4. -tAiL4snAO OCoNr;sACrORS.
E..aY.N ~ ~ Y"GS RIVER R,lLRn,p COMPANY.

HI.i m ~ YORK EINLN KNILR'Np VUMPNNi,
kchm"nd. June 18th. SO
,,,,y ~, ,.. :, authorized receive proposals for
1 -, - .1 Ari trading. Hr!lsing delivery OF Cros,
- L..u.' 'l.- irtck Drl,o;. all other work uec,s
~ 90 coup ,-c -. rcoud division OF the l,ichno and
~, r-r atV.,,i. West P"iut. Is : 10 miles. incIu
, FlrrAvy :,s,. tr!.v, NEartias ~ PamunS-y iiver
=. Ne: P'!a'
p-.i, .c.r viii be received AZ the Engineer, Office
s..-'i, %. 'iis city, until the .U'h Of July neN, NJ
~ a, :, .frcifc,i,oii>. and all Information necessary
.i,.. w.. hr furnished and :i:;rr the lUih uf
!ta s,:.-y'~ iii> 20 he made hv each biii-r. 20
;-,r FL. ,'-h !"r -ac!iitcm payable molthiy aud
- rtr- 90 price in per cvn Isl mortgage bonds
a. ft-r par value. u! ~ per te>rrvrd
,,..v - ., ~ un Il cn..-sris a,e completed!
>i.url H. WALTON Chief tn.inc,r