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CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS-To
- be found at the PenltentiaIy Store, No q Pearl

CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS-Te
- be found at the Penitentary Store, No q Pearl
Grey Cloths; Grey and Brown Tweeds.
White Twied Flannsls
Cotton and Worsted Counterpanes.
Gram Bags; Farm Wagons and Carts.
DIRT Carts GARDEN and Dirt Barrows.
Bows and % n nUss issss Ss,h Shoes s Farmers Boots
Safes; Wardrobes; Axes; Tents, &sixuo &si
General Asen. v Va n Psnl.snsisiy. n.@MH,
CILk, GAUZE MERINO, GAUZE COT.
- TON UNDER SHIRTS and DRAW ERS, Lam
en- and Jean Drawers. Hosiery, Gloves, Ties,
shoadsT sna seam Shifts wsrrantsd to be the most
''"sis1sF't sRaFts iff Sf'Il Y Z:
CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-G REAT IN
CO., will SELL from this time until the close of the
SfiSs: and s: s,.;p,isa 81 n
are x IA Ss'f A.
IFE PREsERvEKs, LIFE PRESEKv-
II ERS..We have just received . kne sssor.-
ment OF the above invaluable articles. All per-
these Life Pressrvsrs. They are Very portable,
and can be earned abont the person without incon
venisence. Call and examine them at the China
anu mouse THOMAsf aaa'sfiaf 4. 'is BGLkhEy CO..
DuvAI. 6 NORTON's HORSE TONIC.
about l0oo0 Of the most intelligent farmers i'm the
United States and 10 acknowledged 10 be the be n
Horse Medicine known. Sold BY all Drug sists.
| JAS. r. DUVAL
Sole Proprietor and Manufactarer.
DukCELL, LADD = co., DRU0GISIk,
SYI ;;5li' 8: a: ;s|S;
sIsa Nv ';iI .sII:s = As : ,s:s 's;s ;s Nv; ~;
| PhkEs'srssEgyrWgVslssHsf
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CITyOF RICHMOND TO WIT

(rITY OF RICHMOND TO WIT AT rules
~ held in the Clerks office of the Court of Hust
ings for the said city, on Monday, the 9th day of
August, lS60
Samuel Scheffelln Sidney A. Sohefelin, las
l.. Scheffelin 3. Schefelin, John y. Dix Jos. /.
H Wester6eld. William A. Gillett, and Will =
liam n. Schetfe lin, partners under the firm of =
sSchefell in. Brothers Company--.--PlHs Q
against =
Charles S. Dawson Observation-Disclosures. Deft,
The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant the sum of four hundred and twenty
seven collars and eightyslx cents. with legal in
terest thereon from the l7th day of July, 1867 till
paid
Affidavit having been msde that the defendant is
not resident Of the State of Virginia, he is hereby
required to appear in TIE said Clerks office, with
in one month after due publication hereof, and do
what may be necessary TO protect his interest.
A Copy-Teste:
an 7-law4W RO. HOWARD. Clark
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T1HE BAY STATE RANGE-Five size

THE BAY STATE RANGE-Five sizes
i price $3o, $40 $50, $780, $40; the "Helpmeet"
Cooans Stove, two sizes, with or without hot
two sizes, price Ssl and S2s; the Lilly Dale !"
Cooking Stove, for coal or wood, price Sl2, Sl4
and SIG; the Harp Cooking Stove, for wood ,
for country use, four sizes. The above really
first class Wares in their line for sale, whole
sale ana retail, with warranty. by
GEORGE STARRETT,
Belvin's Row, Cove rnor street.
N. B.-Large Stoves for tie Springs; Box Stoves
tobacco harms
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RUNAWAYE.


N $40 KEWARD.-Ran away from the
&H SUBJ cribers. about the 8th OF August. a ne.
Rgro man named JULIUS, about q years old
dark color, nearly black, low and stout, face
.A~has some bumps On 1T, WAS hired OF Mrs.
Mary A. Lipscomb, of Hanover, and has a wife at
Mas Betsy Whites, of Hanover. We expect he
Is in that ne ghborhood. We will give the above
reward for his delivery 10 us at our bflck-yard, or
put In Mr. Urady jail. so we can get him.
au ls- 81. WOODSON HALL.
IN SO REWAnD.-Absconded from the
GE Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
Nabout two weeks since, while on a visit 70
~ hSs former home IN Richmond. a MULAFTO
.4~BO{; WILLIAM, who Is hired OF Miss l.. i
Gordon. He Is about Is or % years of age. and
about feet or 8 inches IN he ght. He is well &C
9Alnted in Richmond, and is evidently lurking
aoont the city. The above reward of Sl0 will be
paid for his apprehe nEioL and delivery to said
company in Lynchbuig OF for his confinement in
jail, 30 az they can get atm again.
THEo L. RI N0LDS, for Gen'i Sup't.
au Its
n ten DOLLARS REWARu-Ran
Gx away from opr factory. about the LIST July a
HnegTo boy named JOHN, about 2l years OF
age, dark gingerbread color, tall and slen
s&>der. The above reward Of $l0 will be paid
for his delivery to US.
su Its 7th st.. below Cary.
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To CORN SPECULATORs.-The st. Louis
Evening News suggests to spectators who
may be inclined to venture largely in corn for
is 10 be a great dearth there, that it will prove
a grievous delusion, and may be disastrous to
their fortunes. "There will be some scarcity
enough to give healthy activity to the trade
nothing more" Missouri has planted this
year, it is said, fifty per cent. more corn than
ever before. Some Of it is cut short, but the
greatest crop ever made stands on the ground.
Illinois boasts that she could feed the South
for a year and the officers of the Land Depart
ment of the Illinois Central Railroad, who
have excellent facilities for the collection of
data, estimate that the corn crop of Illinois
this year will exceed "0ne hundred millions
of bushels Many of the Southern papers
seem inclined to distrust the reports of a scar
city of corn in that region, although it seems
certain that the crop will be small.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMs.-The San Jose Reporter
mentions a specimen of cinnabar from the
Enrequita quicksilver mines, which was lit
the quicksilver being in the usual form, it was
actually in a liquid state, and would drop
from the ore in small globules py being slightly
shaken.
raising in 1855 with flock of 500 animals,
which constitu ted all his wealth. He is now
the owner of 10000 acres of land and IL 200
sheep, all of which have been the legitimate
product Of the original band Of 500 that he
started with. Mr.. Hollister says that he never
has failed to secure an increase Of 100 per cent
every year.
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,.aS THE "DISPATCHn STEAM
B>Sa POWER

K@S THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
0>~1A POWER
Il II / n Il / n G Q f. Fl G f,
Corner of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond,
Ffrginto.
This Establishment, (being the most complete
Printery IN the South both as regards Types, Or,
naments, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
BOOK ANDJ0B PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
POSTERS, PROBABILITIES + HANDBILLS
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and TranspOr
tation Companies Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads
SmalI Circulars, Labels, &C., are capable of turn
iIg off 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons of this tabishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest po bic notice
A- Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
of speed.
N. Printing, in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business, the propretOrs car
safely challenge competition.
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(NITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT:-At Rulse
~ held in the Clerks Office of the Court of Hust-
ings tor the said City, on Monday, the 9th day of
August, 1860
g. Frederick Heye and A. William Heye,l =
merchants and partners. trading under the .
name and style of Heye Brothers. Pitts, =
against %
Cnarles D dawson Deit, :.
The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant the sum Of three hundred and twenty
eight dollars and forty eight cents. with legal IN
terest S99 IS cts. part thereof, from the 25th
April. 1850. and 1929 Is cts the residue thereof
from the 18th July, 1850. till payment.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant.
Chas. s. Dawson, is not resident of the State of
Clerks offce, within one month after due publ
cation hereof, and do what may be necessary to
protect his interest
Copy-Teste.
au7-law4w RO. HOWARD, CPk.
CITYOF RICHMOND, TO WIT AT rules
~ held in the Clerks office OF the Court of Hust-
ings for the said city, on Monday, the 9th day of
August, 1860
The Central Bank of Alabama PltG,)
against In UEBT,
William L Starke. DEITY
and upon an attachment returned exeouted
The object OF this suit is To recover against the
defendant the OF thirty four Thousand dollars,
with interest at the rate of per centum per an
mum on Sl6 000 part thereof, from the Sd day of
April. 1860, and on s is 000 the residue thereof,
from the % day of May, LEGO. TILL paid.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant
is not res dent of the State Of Virginia, he Is
hee. within one month after due publication here
of, and do what may be necessary to protect his
au7-Iawiw RO. HOWARD. Clerk.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNEssEE RAILROAD Co,
Lynchburg, Va. Aug; !th, 1880:
THE THIkTEENTH ANNUAL MEET.
l ING of the Stockholders in the Virglnia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, will be held in the
WEDNEsDA the 18th day OF September next.
BY order of the Board of Directors:
VIM. H. HUGHES, Secy.
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~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Courts of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of Henrico, Hanover aud Caro-
line. -
He is slso Notary Pablo and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIN WHITE
And himself being dissolved, his office is now on
iIth street, Just below Goddn's Hall. fe 15-lv
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. APPOINTMENT OF PROXY

Know all men by these presents, that We, the
subscribers, being stock kholders in the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby con-
stitute - and appoint - our true and lawful
attorney and proxy, to represent each Of US IN all
general meetings of the Stockholders of said Com
pany when we not personally present. with full
power and authority at such general meetings To
give such vote votes and To do such other act
acts. as each of us could Awe or do, II we were
personally present.
1856.
Witness, (SEAL.J
lSEAL.l
tSKAL.I
Proxies to represent stock in their general meet
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE

- KENTUCKY MULES -25 choice
- KENTUCKY MULES, from fifteen to
sixteen hands hish, for sale. Apply at
A GEO. L. EARNFST's
Stables, 18th street,
au l6-6t' Between Franklin aud Grace.
n HACK ARD HO Il 4 1. ae3& 81
~NFOR y A Ell have for sale fSEGfE
NZA-prirdteiy, a nice HACK and aSZ-H2-
pair Of good HORSES, which will be sold low, il
Immediate application be made to
jyl--ts X. l.. DICKINSON, rs Nam It,
N FOh AALE--A pair of welt matched
NBAY MARES, about l6j1 hands Ia Eh and
Z~~17 years old can go together better than {
minutes. and one can travel In 5. .i5 single. They
are perfectly sound and kind, and are sold because
the owner mas no further Use for them.
Also. q CALEcHE, with double set Of HAR
NESS, both nearly Hew1 Applyi2 ,,~
~ tt~eW Amsrisaa Metal lssbls.
NMxN.ass .s..s .s..' s.s'
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, FOR RENT-And possession, gwen I'M
g. mediateiy. the large and desIrahly situated
AaaSrORE. corner Broad and 9th streets. II has
an ample basement. and is furnished with all the
modern water and gas fixtures. Being one of the
greatest thoToughiaTes Of the CITY, II may he
Farded as possessing very great ADVANTAGES for
BUSINESS of any kind. MANN s. VALENTINE,
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Moore Il Dawson, late of the firm of Brown
ing Moore 4 Co., will continue the AUCTION
BUSINESS at the old stand of Browning, Moore
Co., on Franklin street.
Grateful for the patronage of their friends to
the late firm of Browning. Moore Co, we hope,
by strict atte nton to business, to merit the cOnf-
dence and support of our friends and the public
generally. r. U. MOORE.
an 9-d2w p. y. DAWSON.
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l1ubtHsLOWH.I i
g Lteerpeo!, August 9. p. M.-Cotton-Market
M ana particularly so IN common American de-
bales ~ - s'-0~
money, 23lz 1885, for Eeptsmber sccannt' oss%m
g3h new three per cents, $50 nssN
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
On Cary, % door belo,c l2th Street, asd ssxt 10
F7oKy Inspector $ former QSes.

F7oKy Inspector former 0lSes.
j. MONRO o. RT II T. h.
fSuccessor to Jas. Thomas, Com'r MeIohant,)
Respectfully informs tho citizens Of Richmond.
and the public .eperally that he has purchased Of
hand, such as CORN. OATS, HAY, CORN
MEAL, &c ;,and Will continue 20 keep on hand and
select parcels of country. cured RACON, BUT
TER, BEESWAx, DRIED FRUIT, &c.. pledg-
Ing every effort to facilitate the interests of
those who may favor the concern. A contInu-
alton of the patronage heretofore extended TO his
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by permission, to MessrS. WAGON
gR, HILL ARCHER, VAx-LRw, TAYLOR 4 Co.
loNxs Co. RICHARD CAurHoRN, ESQ, PHILIP
b. PRicE, ESQ, Richmond. Va.
iy &-3m j. MONROE CARTER
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

- THE BEAUTIFUL COuNTRysEAI
E3CALLED MOUNT ERIN; HAsf,
A1MILE EAST OF RICHMOND, cQh sAhE
Residence called "Moun: ETln II apphed ior
by the ist of September next. 1t VIII ne soid on
very reasonable terms, ApPiyto ,,,,,Son
an M-Idt GODUtN AEirhSON.
-, TWO BRtCk STOKES AND DWELL
g. lNGS ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF CARY,
Ea MAX 70 i7rH STREET FOR SALE.-We e
,as, lor sale either or both of those two newly
erected BRICK TENEMkE,rs. located as above,
opposite Messrs asb9, s t"n Ssennea ny
credits viii be given. They are located in part
Of the CIT, where real estate is In 60, Il dema nd
Apply 0oDDlN AfPERsON.
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S '' ATTORNEY AT Law,
Will practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
mond and county of Henrico Strict at tentlon
will be given to all business entrusted TO him
Office, for the present. with his father. William
Green southwest corner Main and 7th streets.
10 T-6m
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Proxies to represent stock in their general meet
ings shall only he valid for the space Of two
from the date thereof-l9h By Lac.
aull-ti2S w H. H.
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CKOCERY AND COMMISSION RUSi.
VI NESS.-The undersigned have associated
themselves. under the firm and style Of YAGER
POLLARD; fes The pnspose of c9ndaetin. the
SE99cEkh. 9G A. FEED FEED AND M. CON MISSION Busi-
in the city Of RlehmoId. Va, and will sndsAvor
to keep constantly on hand q we'll selected stock
Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, which they will b
pleased 70 offer TO the pubic as very low prices.
and most respectfully solicit . call from their
friends and the public generally.
6. W.YAGER, Of RicAmond;,
X. G. POLLARD, Of King William.
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ES. PARKE POINDEXTER, ATTOR-
NA NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the CITY of Richmond and in the coun-
lies of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
nOfic' in Lisles Building, corner OF MAIN ans
Ntn street se11-N
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- FOR RENT-SPORE and GET LAR, on
p south side of Broad. between Sd and ith SITS.
ss-1 Possession gwen at once Apply 70
/, l2-ts THOS. ID. u IARLES.
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- FOR RENT That new. commodlous and
T. very desirable TEN ENt Mt, on tth, between
E-1 Carr and Leigh streets, recently occupied by
Judge p. v. Daniel, decd For terms. apply tC
Mr.. G. c. ELLETT, on Leigh street; near "a, or TO
lie Its ". DANIEL, JR.
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nlssOLUTlON.-T concern of POTTS,
~ FARLEY & co was dissolved on the 30th
ult., Mr. ii. b. WILLIAMS retInng. The under
signed having purchased the interest of Mr.. H. b.
Williams, with the books accounts, notes, &C.,
will continue the Wholesale Grocery business at
the stand recently occupied by them, where they
will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
irons as heretofore. The sty e of the firm will re-
main unchanged. +. POTTS.
R. g. FARLEY,
]. b. MARSHALL.
Richmond, July 2, 1850. Pts
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-, FOR RENT-A STORE and CELLAR, on
E:3 Main street. For terms. apply to
kA.A au lf-2w' b. HEINRICH, 10 Main st.
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4 ,U-fARlNEksHiP. We have this day
- soeIated with us in the CHINA, GLASS and
SNELSON, under the firm of
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SAMUEL 4. B.YLy. | CHAsrAiN WHITE.
~ ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Practice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich,
mond, the counter of Hanover, Hennco, Caroline,
Gooch land and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL T. BAYLY, CoMMIssIoNER OF
DEEDS for all the states and Territories. Ofioe
of 18th and Franklin streets, near the State
Court House. jye e-1
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BOARD CT TRADE
Munstarp anb Gummerfial 8fbieb.
BALTIMORE, MAY 20, lS6I

BALTIMORE, May ~, looO.
There was fair amount of business done in Stocks to
uy at the Board but for most of the fancies the market
was heavy. The Mining stocks were all lower with the
exception of Silver Hill which brought yesterdays price
North State, of which there 900 shares sold
fell of to a. 1t opened at $3 but it dropped subse
quenty down to So, and again advanced the closing
Saes being made at s3O6@3% Springfield and Guilford
both declined to-day u There were 700 shares of the
former stock sold at S5 and the shares
of the latter at $4 In Consolidated was consider
able activity, the sales adding up about 600 shares at
from 81 down to 81 at which figure closed note
also sales Of 800 shares Cambridge at 1894 and $50
shares Baltimore and North Carolina at 81. .94G1 S71-
Silver Hill was rmer than any Mining
on the list Sales made of 800 shares at $2h buy
ers option GO days. and it left off at IA bid regular
way, which slight advance the price bid it
the close yesterday. This Company have property in
Davidson county North Carolina located within the great
mineral bearing belt which through that State of
thousand and wentysix acres, and Mr. Petherick,
mining engineer of great celebrity who has recently ex
amned the property, states that than twohrds of
it is valuable for mineral purposes The Company claim
that of the most valuable certainly one
OF the most extensive, mining properties in North Car
olina.
Northern Central Railway which has for two or three
days past been active and buoyant dull and lower
day Sales were made of 275 shares at S1SH91SA, and
it closed at $1SE bid regular way, this figure being
less than was bid for it at the close yesterday Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad was however very firm advance
of to of dollar yesterdays prices Sales were
made of176 shares at $7Sk and it cased firm s7S
s79 asked regular way. Railroad bonds very firm
and in Northern Central 1855 further advance to
2h per cent established to-day Sales were made of
5000 of these bonds at 81 and 6S4 cash. and 60
buyer 60 days We note also sales of 81 900 Northwestern
Virginia Railroad second mortgage bonds sO
Baltimore City 6's at 100 for Ss6s and 99A for 1S75s
There inquiry for Bank stocks today, and
were made of % shares Union Bank S7S 100 shares
Farmers and Merchants do at $4O4 shares Franklin
do at $l2, and 60 shares Bank of Commerce at S25H
At the first board New York to-day stocks heavy
and lower but at the second board the market better
Canton, Erie and Cleveland and Toledo each declined
per cent Reading y Rock Island 81 New York Central
y; Michigan Southern, and Michigan Southern guaran-
teed each Virginia 6's 7 and Missouri 6s e. Galena
and Chicago sold at the rate on yesterday; but
Harlem which the only stock which improved ad
yanced T.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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TRAVEL NoRrHwARD-NEw ARRANGEMENTS FOR
CoLoRED SERVANTS, &C.-We are pleased to be able
to announce, authority, that the embarrassments
which attend travellers from the South, accompa-
MED by their cOlored servants, are to be removed
We have heretofore alluded to the vast annoyance
to which Southerners subject, in railroad cars
beginning at Richmond and rigidy inflicted at
Baltimore. 1t is all right and proper, but the an
noyance is not less grievous, and it could at any
time, be removed by system of passports vised by
the superintendent of the road at the point of de-
parture. We are happy to say, that this system
has been adopted 1t is arranged, between the va
rious railroad companies, that conventional pass
port from railroad superintendents, at points of
departure-Savannah and Charleston for instance
shall pass the colored servant, and thus relieve
the master from the necessity of identifying him
self at every relay, which, in many instances, is
quite mpossble.-Sarannah Republican, Nay &C.
TAMMANY HALL CHARMAN.-Itis is stated that be-
fore leaving New York, Mr.. ex-Postmaster Fowler
deposited with friend his resignation mem
Der of the Tammany Hall General Committee, of
which he was President. 1t will be presented at
the next meeting of the Committee, and it is
thought that Mr.. Purdy will be elected to the va
cant chair.
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EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BYPALESTINE AND ARABIA.

Garibaldi's sEXpcditiOn--The Landing at Mar
saia--Capture and Sinking of his Nessels--
Latest Intelligence at TO his mOvementS--
Proceedings in the British Parliament
The Latest Ncws--The Championships.
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The completion OF the line OF railroad of the
Memphis and Ohio Company, from Memphis to
Paris, Henry county, Tenn. distance of one
hundred and thirty miles, was celebrated by the
friends of the enterprise, in the vicinity Of the
latter place, Wednesday, 23d inst,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

fOhElTN.
DEMERARA.-Brig CAeSa pedkc-l 430 bbls -four $50 d.
corn meal $50 do bread 500 bushels corn 125 bags pea
100 do bran, % do oats, terces hams 800 lard
bbls lard ol 600 boxes candles 100 do SOAP $50 reau
paper 10000 stavcs cask vinegar
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page

JUASTW ISF.
CHARLEsTON.-Schr PedrI-52 900 feet lumber las
Corner & Sons
BOSTON Steamship s. r. Spaulding-2S6 pkgs mdse,
100 bbs. herrings, sundry persons
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WRECKED IN THE LOTTERY 0FFIcE.-The St Louis
Heroid in speaking of the recently discovered en-
bezzement of clerk in that city, says the defaIca
ton for which Smith, the clerk, was arrested will
hardly fall short of Sl000 900, and Smith shas moth
ing to show forit." The rock upon which he split
was the one upon which many another has been
wrecked-the lottery office. The extent of his
operations in this line may be imagined when it is
stated that he is indebted to lottery firm in that
city to the amount of $4,000.
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The distinguished Mrs. Bodisco, widow of the
late deceased Russian minister at this Govern
ment, and formerly the beautiful Miss Williams of
Georgetown, is to be united in marriage tomorrow
to the gallant Captain Scott of the British armv
The President, long and devotedly attached to the
family OF Mr.. Bodsco, and, by consequence, to his
vile, will give her away to the gallant Enrlishman
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-30

The Douglas Democrats of Philadelphia are max
ing preparations for great meeting, to take place
sometime next week -