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HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
FOR SATE

fEyH5 well knoru watering place offered for sale II
situated twenty mes the Mbor1 Depot Of the Virginia
Rail Road ard except that 81 II distance has unbro
ke uith the prlep eies Of the United
states
a remedial IN large number Of the mss serious maa
relief Will n persons from all portions Of The United
stats during months the aims Of Viz
.na he Ho rprngs have attained reputation
supeos Of any other mineral In TIE state
e buildings Boarders sufficient 10 nodAte
Than 200 pessons
There arr no~ upon premises TEN BATHS ny sup
piled fresh different springs Of yaiioG5 tenpera
lures nom Z, % 100 Fahrenheit
A. ne supply Of MINERAL WATER abundant the bath
ng might De Increased any that could
De dealrcl
more healthy gu climate where be
ound
valuable Farm Of more thAa 1000 acres attached
Springs vu be SOLD Eih them
- F0a rEAs address Goote, 10. Springs, Va; Thos
,. Goode, Boydtsn, Meekltnburg Co., Va.
5 GOODE Executors Of
y2I-clm Taos GO0DE I Th0a Goode, deed
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FOR SALE or LEASE.

Wt2f lease ths farm live II miles above Rich
mond adjoining lands OF Dr. Coates and Others contain
2O 80 Of good bottom land water In three
dds needs M e =spAir and contains ht rooms
an bang suitable 70 sueh farm In good order Wen
good yard had rather sell than lease Those
wishing 70 bay lease ATm viii the subser
the place. samuel Cottre Richmond who
iii gvs you any Information needed.
ivgT-ctf MILTON s. COrrRELL.
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FIRK.-YesteFl lay morning between . and o'clock,
the boot and sh)e Establishment Of Mr.. w. p. W. Tay-
lor a. the c,rner Of Broad and 4th streets disco
cred TO be on IRE. The alarm given, and in short
time the nearest members Of the Fire Brigade arrived
wiki the apparatus, and ugu5hed the flames. While
only small portion Of the stock burnt, all Of it was
more or less damaged by the heat smoke and water
Tue aggregate loss damage IS estimated at $1,000
Mr. TsyOr was insured IN the following Offices: Aer-
chants OGice, Richmond 5000; F.remens and Ner-
chants Petersburg, 81 600; aud Albemarle 50 900 -
Total $4,000 The IRE originated in the cellar, the
rear area viodow 4h and must have been the act Of
a malicious ineendiarv.
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BALrnORs JAY &c Flour steady And held At 2-no saeA
Wheat active I'D buoyAl red IS 10 81 white 81 70 60
Corn dp-ysoS % to & white 70 to y cent Provisions quiet
I'D Btcan sides ~ Mess Pork 20 90 Prime 10 20
Rum a Whisky quiet AZ 2O6 10 81 &c -
NKw YuRK .uy 26Coon unchanged fo1r heavy southern
a. 1905 Wheat qae Kentucky white lf2bl50 cts Corn
arm ald unehanged Pork heavy; tls SeY % Whisky
heavy a0 Sugar hrm MuscoVado 6afelA Cts Coffee
a. IS Spt Tupentns heavy a. SibSH etA Stocks
go Va IA
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REcOEDER's COUEr.-YesterdAy, ThOs n. Q. Turner,
Of Manchester for being drunk and dsordery in the
street. and respaSsing Central Hotel admonished
aud discharged.
Th0s. q. Smith, countryman arrested by otcer bi1o
for assauing a negro driver ia the street, was dr-
charged il appearing that his "ssaul' amounted 70
seizure Of the Negro who bad careesly brough; his
wagon in collision with Smiths buggy, While the latter
sandsg in front Of Williams shoe store, Main
stree. The negro should have been arrested
Henry, slave OF Jnj. B. Stevens for stealing oed Of
coal from S P. HAYES, ordered forty less one"
Jn0 L. Curry. for fast driving in the streets, and =
W Hlgemeyer, for turning on the gas at the metre in
his store without the written permit Of the SuPL were
each hued IS.
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SODA WATER would respectfully call the attention Of
- al % SODA 70 give Fountain
Al keep coi,tanty hand with esh assortment Of
syrupi Creams Soda Water, manufactured Lom the
best b Carbonated soda W. L. WAXING,
ly2T 10I Broad street, above 9Th.
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Put up Dealers containing Four Eight and Twelve
beautiful thogrsphe showcArd accompanying each
package.
eNA single bottle Of sPALDISGs PREPARED GLUE viii
ten times is cost annually 10 every household -fd
Sold by all prominent staoners Druggists Hardware and Fur
niture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make noe Of sPALDINGB PRE-
PARED GLUE, when making their list Il will stand eli.
mate te12-d.c4vly
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CITY ITEMS.

YouNa MSS CHRISTIAN AssOcIArIOS-We have re-
ceived copy Of Of the h annual report Of the Young
Meas Christian Association of this city. The AssOeia
ton nov comprises 7S honorary members 10 life mem
bers $50 active MEMBERS and S32 associate members
Total $50 We take the following extract from the Pres
dents report with the hope thar is additional publicity
may widen the interest which should be felt in the sub
ject;
Tho policy Of securing permanent fund for the cree
ton OF suitable hall for the Association, and for the en-
enargment OF the library has been recommended In the
annual reports Of the Presidents and approved BY the
Direc Ory But little progress however, has been made
towards the attainment OF this desirable object An in
vestment Of the amounts received for hiemembershps
has been authorized and special effort for the increase
Of the fund has been contemplated some time past
by the committee 70 whom the subject was referred
copmee has been appointed confer with the officers
OF the Richmond Library Company in regard 70 a CON-
bned effort for the purposes Of the Association. Il IS
confidently believed that large number Of the members
Of the Library Company would willingly transfer their
funds and books the Christian ASSOCIATION il safe aud
convenient room for library could be secured con-
mttee Of from each congregation might be annually
appointed with advantage 10 devise ways and means for
the increase Of the endowment fund The attention Of
the new Directory to be appointed at this meeting IS
specially invited 10 this important subject"
TuE MaYORs REcoRD.-The large folio in which the
cases before TIE Mayor FOR the last year two have
been recorded is nearly filed up and win be
ry ere many days 70 provide new one. We therefore
suggest that the next book shall have alphabetical
index attached. in which the Of sssry offender
VII Re and black with the number Of the page opposite
shall be entered This was Mayor Lamberts plan, and
it enabled him 70 ascertan in half minute, when and
for what offence, any prisoner bad been previously ar
ragued before him. Yesterday, the Recorder had oc-
cason 20 inquire when an individual arragned before
him for being drunk last up bus all the Information
he could get from the officers that the prisoner had
-been up several tines and that be bad not been up
for tme"-al Of which very definite, as far as
il went
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OnnIIsSIONsR,s SALE OF FARM GOV.

(NOmMlSSIONFR'Ss ALE OF FAhM CON-
AIMING 2lS ACRES or LAND. ~ CHESTERFIELD ON
THE GOODIES BRIDGE ROAD II MILES FROM RlCHMOsD As
Commissioners the Circuit Court Of the City Richmond
poi ted decree entered the 18th July $780, 10 the
"Kersng sEah sohker a." shall proceed TO sell at pube
auction the Tuesday the 18th August 1860 a II
o'e oek, H., a IT. the next far day the tract Of land
referred plaintiffs bill containing 2iS he ,ode
Bridge Road II mes from the city Of Richmond adjoining the
lands Of The Kew James Gregory Miles chlkeys and Others
About half cleared balance heavily 10 pine and wood
The building consist Of Dwelling cIna9lng rooms st-bi.s,
barn. &c The place well watered by stream running through
It, and by good sph'g Possession glven Immediately.
TERAsUnc third cash; balance at and u months negota-
he l1erest added and title retained until all purchase
fully paid and CONVEYANCE ordered by the Cout
iyl5-tawi MARMADURE JOHNSON, Conr
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NEW JERSEY POLITRS-NEETING OF THE
UNION AND DEMOCRATIC STATE C0NVEN-
TIONS-A FUSION ELECTORAL TICKET FORM
Ed RY TIRE BRECKINRIDGE MEN


TIONS-A FUSION ELECTORAL TICKET FORM
Ed By TIE BRECKENRIDGE MEN.
TRENroX, July 25.-The Douglas State Convention
which here dlY adopted resolutions declaring that
no alliance could be had with sectionalites either Lin
coin Breckinridge, and then adjourned sine die.
The Breckenridge fusion convention adopted reso-
lutOns usrucng their electors TO cast the vote Of New
Jersey so As defeat Lincoln and the election Of
the nominations Of the democratic or Union pares.-
The electors nominated include three Americans.
The State convention of the Union party organized
here to-day BY the election Of Colonel Peter j. Clark
President whc in speech declared that the party was
growing in New Jersey and that Of all parties
coming 10 the support Of Be and Everett. He depre-
Gated the splitting the Democratic party it had been
loyal 70 the constitution.
Edward Keyton, Of Ky, addressed the convention,
stating that he had reliable information that Mr. Bell
would carry Massachusetts, Kentucky, Tennessee and
most OF the Souhers States. Resolutions were adopted
confirming the nominations and opposing all sectional
ISIS. Electors were then nominated, and stragh.out
Americans including the three Americans the fusion
ticket. proposio to form Uuion ticket with the
other two parties voted down lIrgely and the con-
venlion adjourned amid great confusion
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4 ANO IN CHESTERPIELD, ON DANVILLE
Il RAILROAD rs MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOK sALk-A
Tract containing hundred and mrs acres fifteen lies above
Richmond the buckingham road, side, and the
Richmond Danve the other three mles from % al
Cello salon from Tomahawk ation said Railroad
About enc third Il woodland q original growth, containing
yAuAbe timber Of pn &C. One third In Tlhe OF second
growth suitable for wood. which be sold tee
premises and the arabic land large portion OF this
tract lies well 70 mrroye could be very desirable
real encs for farming purposes or for professional gentemap
or as retreat for city gentleman, being In lie
hours chmond the There two beau
tul bldng locations overlooking the Railroad tie other
where the buildings the
lenee are ,ted ng Of dwelling and
build ugs with well good wste The place healthy good
mel hi hood convenient to churches Offices ana gst
nils 4c.
Possession gven say Is. December and privilege OF sowing
wheat time Mr. Burton win show the laid TO any
wishing purchase plat Of the and be at our Office
Reference l. made to Col Woodson Hancock.
I,2t-c8, GODDGN APPERs0N, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR.
- CUT C0UkT Of the city Of Rh~ m the suit Of
Johniou Baghy &C Goth day une 1850 auo
o. De- Of trust r. Ge Baghy 10 bearing Psb
I'm, s6o recorded Ia the Clerks eee Of the Court Of Hastings
The I'd dav Of August t6O II the Auction Room Da,
papree Co In said city, for esh at public auction NEGRO
DRES aged about and four and NEGRO BOY about
CT age.
ly9s-'ds ELIAS L. JOHNSON, Commissioner and Trustee
lNLORJDA BOARDS AT AUCTION.-On saTuR-
DAY 2h July, will sell a. 10 O'clock at the lower end Of
the Dock 25 feet assorted florida Pine TEhMs Uneer
400 CASH tlOO and months credit for approved Paper
jy2o La q B. DAVENPORT Auctt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

INSURRECTIONARY PROCEEDINGS IN TEXAS
THE JOHN BROWNIES AT WORK AGAIN-lN-
CENDIARiSM ON A LARGE SCALE.

The JUN btkUMN4Aho Al WYNN
CENDIARiSM ON A LARGE SCALE
ST. LOUIS, July 95.-An extra from Bonham, Texas,
July l7th contains letter from the editor OF the
Dallas Herald stating that FIRE at that place had led TO
the discovery Of plan devastate the whole Of north
ern Texas Two preachers named Blunt and hehenney,
who expelled last year. are the insgators OF the
plot. The plan to lay the whole country waste oy
fire. destroying al the arms ammunition, ETC. To get
the country into state Of heplessness aud then on
election day in August to make general insurrecton
aided by emissaiiCs from the North and parties friendly
in Texas The plas Distracted aud subdistricted-
each division being under white men, who were to con-
troll the negroes Several white and negroes will
be arrested.
The following fires occurred the day that Dallas
was DESTROYED: mercantile house in Black Jack Grove,
loss $50 900 three business houses Denton, loss
100000; large storehouse at PHO Point loss $4,000;
storehouse Ladonia loss S25 coo; eight stores at
Beknap. The town Of Milford is totally destroyed, and
several other smaller fires occurred. Great excitement
prevailed throughout the country Prompt and effective
will be taken for the preservation OF life and
property.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27
Myers Miraculous VermIn Destroy

Myers Miraculous Vermin Destroy
r the Oldest and best remedy EIermlnang RATS and
MICE oooKRoAcHEs, BUGS. ANTS, MOSQUITOES, PLEAS,
MOTHS GRAINw0RMs and GARDEN INSECTS.
~ Principal depot 6ls BRoADwAY,N.Y
Sold BY all Druggists everywhere mylo-dSn
SPECIAL NOTICE.-76 cents to
S 81 % win buy Of Grahams small stencils, for
m.rkhr clothing with Gail and examine spec
MEMS you 1--we In the country send for sample enclosing
stamp Also, every variety Of Brands made 70 order
A. L GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
eSi-d Cor 18th and Cary st under Tobacco ELehAnEe
SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIES
- CHEAP sToRE.-The subscr b-rs have on hand =
Ladies' Congress Lace CATERS Morroseo and
Boots Buskns Weh they selling al much less than
Aun OF cheAp Caters vii please call soen, at
je26 ALEX HILL co l2l Main Il,
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EARLY BOUCHTON VIII AZ.
OO RATS q the above Wheat Tor seed, consignment
IOO a1d for sale BY
This vheA yielded is season. good land Thirty bushels for
s0w penrd and har ested the arst week In June
very heavy said have been Affected by y
joint vorn ruL Price IS per bu,h,l or % Psr bag
i,Z--f HUNT JAMES.
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SPRINGS situated INN edately the banks Of this beau
ufl streams In Giles o. Va ~ miles the Montgomery
white and sulphur Springs and about miles from he
celebrated alt Pond or Mountain Lake.
There viii be comfortable daily stage Montgomery white
aud Yellow Weekly from New River Springs connecting
GILES Court House with he line 10 the Red Salt and White Sui
phur Springs.
constant thereto.
Post once address "EgglestOn Springs" Giles County, vir
ginA- WILLIAM EGGLESTuN,
pr,,r
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MOUNTED MUslc.-It minated, short time since
thatseyera members Of the Armory Band, experienced
IN the service would accompany the Governors Guard
sue Of their parades, a mounted band" IL the
design has not bsen abandoned, the public would, no
DOUBT D. pleased " Nuess the novelty the pa
rade Of the Guarl on Tuesday evening.
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TIE K. @. Cs REFUSED.
Nav ORLEANS, July ga letter from Vera Cruz to
the Mexican consul here says that Juarez has refused
the preferred assistance of the Knights Of the Golden
gfr,la
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Tar WEArHEE-Boreas let loose, yesterday afternoon
and blew terribly for about bali hour. We fear that
some Of the corn within the range Of the gale may have
been boEn down After the gust cooling and delight
fol Shower fell.
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MAIN STREET HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES

MAIN STREET HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES
M This Hospital situated the Of Main and 26h
streets admi ably adapted In Aness privacy and health
fane Of position, the for which has been instituted
namely for and oBSTETRICAL treatment
OF SLAVES The rules and regulations governing this institution
already published circular containing full pArcu
furnished those who may desire further Information
TKRM-PAtens per week %; less than week, 81 per diem
bHt tie aggregate shall not ezceed he charge for H ick
Patients ding daily examinations mo; At for Hos
pta charged the regular fee adopted by the proe
sion The above charges oclude board medicine medical
and nursing Surgical operations charged according
other Hos ya Of the city For further information
apply the Physician resident at the Hospital TO either Of the
undersigned Physicians and Preprietors.
YRS. W. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Main st., bet I'd and 4th. No $50 Main St
ST. GEO PEAcHY, NJ. D.,
Exchange HOtel or Grace Ct, bet 9Th and 9Th.
y. T. LuCKET, NJ. D.,
PHILIP s HANCOCK, NJ n,
Resident Physician.
CYoUs BROOKS,
myi5 -dAe9swiy Resident Assistant
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INPROvENENrs-A stylish three sorry house, in TIE
modern style, has been erected by MessrS A. i j..
Inloe at the corner Of Franklin and l4Jh streels-Oppo
site the Exchange Hotel
substantial edise with iron front, viii shortly
be erected on the vacant lot opposite Metropolitan
Nil
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DEDFORD ALUM and IODINE SPRINGS.


ID spnn viii be open for the reception Of Visitors the
18th OF June They situated directly the Lynchburg and
Turnpike miles RON lynchburg and four miles from
Forest Depot the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, q. which
Depot vehicle will during The yos 10 and
the SPRING., Persons from Eastern Virginia and North Carolina
coming here public Will take the South side Ball
road Prersbu Lynchbug then per Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot ECHOLS SONS
je6-csm PTopreors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

DEArH or An Esrn,ABLK LADT.-Nrt Mariana Mayo,
wife of Joseph MlyO ESQ., Mayor Of this city died yes
terd A. after prouacted illness Her funeral viii take
pac this afteraooc, from Rev. Dr.. HOge's Church
We sympa,hzs deeply with the bereaved husband, son,
and daughter and that they may hnd consolation
in "a reelection thar the deceased wife aud mother was
in all the relations Of life Of the most exemplary Of
hara
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
AM. DUPUY, A. M....... .PaNcIPAL

TJVHR this InsO;ion will the Let OF
October 1880 and will terminate the 3Oh June 1851.
The Principal Will be sided heretofore well selected
corps OF Assistants Who with their ability and experience, cannot
fall to give satisfaction
Boarding Department will be under the Of Mr..
Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary OAss fora erly ofsa-
They alone will reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies AMI will exercise PdredI AID control those
committed 10 their charge.
which has attended this effort establish the city
OF Richmond Female seminary the h class has encouraged
the Principal provide ample for the next
session. The budng being enlarged aud important
modhca will be made In them which vii add gvsty TO their
convenience and comfort The lodging large and we'll
ventilated and than from four boarde will
py The Recitation Rooms will he well arranged for the
acco nmodailon Of the pupils
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
Washing, fuel and lights. 80 90
Tuition In the Preparatory Department 80 90
do In ordinary English branches . ..... 30 90
do In advanced do do ...................... 80 10
do nModern and Ancient Languages each. ..... 20 90
Music, Vocal and instrumental piano and Guar for
lesson Of one hour week 20 90
For two lessons Of one hour each per week 50 90
use OF fano W w
DRAWING SrAyoh ~ w
Painting In water colors ~ 90
Painting In %
OnehA payable the LIST Of oct 1890 and the remainder
the 18th Of Reb'y, 1851
Reference made Rev DR.. Moses Hoge 70 OF the
former patrons Of the school,
Catalogues OF the Seminary containing detailed nforma
on be obtned bookstore in the city, by appea
ton to the undersigned
A. NJ. DUPUY.
iyf1 Richmond, Va
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REGARDLESS OF COST
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED BY
S. MGRUDER'S SONS,
RICHMOND, VA.

DHosPHo PERUVIAN GUANo, warranted to contain per eeu
and IS % cent Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime
Prlce per tn OF 1900 ma, $50 co.
BOSE ASH GUANo warranted to contain per cent Of Ammo
65 Booze Phosphate Of Line Price
ton Of 1000 bJ $50 "a.
GROUND BONE ASH containing 20 to so per cent Of Bone Phos
phaie ground hne powder Price ton OF 2OOd
rs, t35 ~. -
A A. WHITE MEXICAN GUANo. which grind TO powder,
ADD warrant per Of Phosphate Of Lime Price
per ton u 5000 rs, $50 o.
Having been Tor largely engaged In the GuAno trade
and HAD Of testing fully the value OF all binds OF Gu
have imported into the country enables Us to select
varieties for prepara ons-And from repeated
sxpenes that made with all the ingredients
both In combination szed that the farm
mah cheaper than Peruvian GuAno
wien used aCne
The Peruvian Phosphate GuanoS used selected with
great are and always rigid Ana They
dry "a ground ne POWDER aud thoroughly and Intimately
mixed.
We will take pleasure IN showing farmers through establish
meat IS there no den,S uJeJ process
manufActa Ing
All orders Sin be promptly allied -
& MeGRUDER'S SONS,
Corner 18Th and Cary Streets
X Va
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NEW 1UKh UUkkUFIIUN.
NEw YORK July 26.-AppleatiOn has been made by
Levi Hatfield for Injunction against the payment OF
bills for the japanese reception the ground Of fraud.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

OUsHr TO HS PAyED-Tbe Council have authorized
the pavemen; Of Man Street west Of Sth street. aud tie
work shoull be commenced Wi,hout further delay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

VIRGINIA STATE LOAN.-By virtue Of sundry acts
General Assembly Of Virginia, notice hereby given
that the Board Of Public W. rk IN receive at time previous
loan 70 Of sK aon) dollars able In such
monthly nssment' be required mot exceeding oOOo
hundred thousand) dollars H. Said 10 be
deemable thirty Interest payable semi annual
day Of January and h day Of July Of each the
Treasury OF the State In Richmond
Proposals invited for the loan at ~ or per cent
Redera sterling other appropriate bonds will be Issued for the
loan, paid In at the opiioi Of the lender
the Constitution 81 the State and laws In thereof
sinking fund established for the punctual Of the In
and the redemption Of the principal In thirty
years from the Issue Of the bonds These provisions Of law
the large and increasing taxable Of the State and tax
possible Of the safety and
value OF the loan.
Sealed proposals be addressed 10 the Board Of Public Works.
Richond Virginia. and endorsed state Loan where any fur
ther information that may be desired will be promptly given
By order THOMAS H. DEWITT,
Secy B. p Works Of Virginia
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SrxAuER WEsr PorSr.-We are requested to state
that the steamer Yves, Point running in connection vi
the York River Railroad in consequence Of cdsnt to
some Of her machinery, has been compelled to suspend
her tHps for a lev DAYS for repairs