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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-10
Addio, Minetta, sddio,
L'ermeta re ne va,
Sc non partissessnch' 10,
Sere bbp MA villa -

Poor fellows! how few OF them may see taer Mine,-
as again. mother has just on board TO reel i'm
her t1n boy Of To- she says she lost last year,
asd his is her last. They have given IN up 10 her,
There has been slight discomfort IN The Turin
company, but NJ diei Las set 1t all TO rights He hoo
quiet, kindly dignity about him that takes with the
men.
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NAPOLEON TO BOMBA.

The COurri,r du Dtnanehe Of Paris gives "under
all reserve the following analysis of the writ
ten answer made by the Emperor to the autograph
,tter Of the King Of Naples, delivered to him by NJ
Nanino
"The Emperor Napoleon, after a few introductory
words Of common politeness said that tue lombard
mebt Of Palermo was a horror and the capitulation
All act Of c0wsrdCe. As both cruelty and cowaidlce
a. equally Teput pant to his Majesty, he has nothing
TO ssy about tie means which might have been taken
to ay, 10 both the bomba and captulaioo. Tho
Emperor wishes the King Of the Two Si;llies
of e interest be feels in the trials which he is sub
iected to- His Majesty would advise him 10 seek the
:. oury If hs throne and th. tranquility OF hrs do
puuops IN policy sincerely national He urged upon
him in yery orcibe Language tie necessity of making
ery COZ ces ION dsmil.ded by the national will I.e
Enp, or being able to interfere III Sicily alone,
r. con Lded the King 10 grant reforms, and to eu-
deg, or 10 come to AN unders andng with Piedmont.
Ills Majesty together with England, would recon-
n enc Victor Emanuel 10 all his influence with
6arlbslo to event him hom going TO eATemlues.
And ihereupon tie Emperor begged the young klng
% el;e,e in 10 10 his most devoted, &C.
The london Morning CsroRicte says:
ave have received difpatcb from Naples, announc-
ing the following mort important facts. Inc letter adj
d esed by the Emperor Napoleon to the kingof Naples
as read on the I'D 20 the King Council Francis H.,
being ndispOstd, was not presst Alter the contents
Of the En- peror letter made known, the follow
i,Q resolutions were voted by the Council: ]. The
an op; ion OF constitution; .. geneiH amnes,y to DO
granted, = total change of ministry; Italian ALI
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FRANCE.

Pans, Tuesday, June 26.
The Noniteur contains decree proroguing the ses-
sion OF the Legislative Corps until the liln OF July:
The AoAiieur also contains the appointment Oh 81
agent Of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs at aarssie
na,iop of NJ Feury as Consul General in London, he
latter gentleman at present holding similar post az
Barcelona. :,
In consequence of the death of Prince jerome, al
the guests Of their Imperial Majesties lett fOntalas
BIZ au yesterday. Tie Court VIII remain 'nere un'1
the end of June.
Dun & JAY the Emperor and Empress viii taks up
thtir resdl nee at st. Coud.
The Emperor has renowned his intended journey !"
Plombi6Tes. !,
The visit TO Nice and ChambeIy is adjourned unni
the month Of September.
The Patrie ahnouncess that the obsequies Of Pn1s
Jerome will be pertormed ON Monday next
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SWITZERLAND.

BERSr, jane -.
The Federal Council received two days ago a dis-
patch from NJ. Kern, the Minister Of Switzerland II
Paris in which M. Kern gives an aceoun, of the
Il renee be had on the 10Th ins with NJ. Thouv sneI N
reference 20 the accomplished annexation of Savoy %
France. The French Minister for Foreign Aiairs ie-
clared that his Government would not objee, 70 tbs
question being brought before European c nfesoDos
added:
Switzerland having, by her note Of the 23d Of Nay
last, rejected The French proposals. the Coart Of ts
1uileres entirely withdraws them, and Frame VIII
henceforh merely place herself in the position formerly
occupied by Sardinia in reference 10 the obligations
resulting from the naturalization Of Faneigny ana
Cbab'ais."
ii. Thouvenel is sad to have further declared thar
the Emperor Napoleon would not give up any pos'ol
OF the territory Of Savoy.
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.nnouncinp d. Ianding Of aariealdi.

They have 4, announcing tbe andng OF Gaatatd';
indernuirr ,<snd, the liberation of The vcsees aud
sah, fof losses and sn-ring-, as alec for he in
The respective fags The following new fiets
~ere elected by The American captain. The Charles
her crew. consisting Of ten persons, are eiti.
zens Of the United States, excepting two, who
are Italians. He says every nation and vernfncnt
ION the earth Is represe ted on board" except the
United States. At Gaeta person was sent on board,
who repre- sented bimsel he the ViceConsul Of the
United States though there lie established there,
end asked him TO sign papers, which the capt2n
who under gands not word of Italian, happily refuted
70 do. We now wait for the apswer of this Govern.
ment which must Of course be in the spirit Of COM
phance with the demands made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-10
FROM EUROPE.
OF THE FULTON.

The steamer Fulton, from Havrc. via Southampton,
gupe "a, arrived here Monday morning at O'Clock.
Her sdvces have been a come measure anticipated by
As tslsgrsph, but the details Of news she brnss will
i~terest-
Ss On ... Avn Hamburg, June 81 and South
Tia Bavaria, " sI.o arr yea, % wen as the Etaa,
.nps0n ss.u, June se, ana the ParA""
f0n LverP0VA ---.., IRON G al
cav. . .7.s
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spee with Piedmont; 5. The Italian flag, with the arms
of Napks N be adopted. We are assured that these
r,soluiiops were voted by majority of nine against
three. There propositions may, no wever, be- adj burned,
as tho King has not yet l22d Junsl given hs defnve
sDsve, al that his Maj ETY. has done was TO coasu,
With NJ Mama, VINO vac occupied last year perfee ana
the project Of s INT nsPss hss ~ y
PRED.
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CHINA.

TRIEsrE, June "a, 1850.
The steamer which left Alexandria on the 18th v
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rELnaRAAxs.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


.I ARRIVAL or The PALESTINE.
QuEBEc July 9Ih.-The Palestine, wi b Liverpool
dates TO the 9th and londonderry 10 tbs 2Sth has ar
rived here The Neapoan ministry had resigned. Gar
ibald has issued proclamation calling on the clergy 70
secoud the revolution IL Is stated that the Palermo Ot-
fetal Gazette published proclamation BY son OF ten
eral Benedict calling the army 10 rise against the
Bourbons Garibaldi with thirty-six thousand voun-
teers aud four thousand regulars on the eve OF de-
partnre from Genoa Sardinia agrees 10 adopt the tri'
color flag also agrees to analogous institutions for Sicily
with a royal prince and vice roy.
GENEVA
Lord Russell and Count Persgny have agreed upon the
convection of European Congress for the OF
the SAVOY question Garibaldi il is rumored sent an
agent TO London to negotiate loan OF thirty million
francs BY pledgng the revenues Of Sicily. The Naples
Constitution grants cons utonal aud representative n-
stutons and Italian principle to the kingdom OF Ma
Piles, aud general amnesty to political offenders.
Toe municipality OF Palermo sent an address 20 the
Dictator requesting the immediate annexation Of Sicily
u the Italian kingdom Glribsdi replied that anneIa-
ton was his aim; hat he great admrer OF Victor
Emanuel that he believed annexation could eventually
be accomplished by and with him, but that at present
the annexation of Sicily alone would MOI be desirable.
PARis-Wednesday-The rumored French loan Is I'M
| true.
| Observation-Disclosures has decreed the demolt
ton Of the ol Casteamare and the rst division oil the
revolutionary forces directed toward Syracuse.
The Pinee Of Of Wales will visit the most important
and interesting localities in the United States accompA
MED by the Duke of Newcastle and Others and may be
expected in Montreal about the 2Sd of August President
having in letter the Queen expressed desire
70 receive the Prince personally in Washington, he viii
visit that city.
No quotable change in any Of the Liverpool markets
/ Consols 93f.
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oIrY IrEMs.

MIroAS COUKr.-The Mayor, having returned from
his trip to Lexing resumed his scar upon the bench
Of the police court yesterday and disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases:
jos Foster and Walter TA'e for Sighting in J. Neon
neTs bar ROOM on Sunday afternoon, were required 70
give security keep the peace. The fight commenced
about dog. Foster was amusing himself BY tapping
TAtes canine upon the with bis stick, and Tate re-
quested him 20 desisG "One word brought on another
nd presently the two pitched into each Other forgen
OF the Watts aphorisn Let dogs delight 70 bark and
bite etc"
BENZ Fondree, for arresting Cbss Chapman, a free
negro without authority and resisting Waterman Ever
EFT Who witnessed the seizure aud took T. into custody
for asslming the duty Of Waterman, was required 70
give security for bis good behavior The negro proved
q be free recently ordered to leave the State in
accordance With law As he has forfeited his freedom
By remaining here the Mayor sent him on TO the Has
tinzs Court
John Nolan, charged with asSautng his wife, Catha-
rne Noau vas bound over TO keep the peace He pre-
ferred serious charges against his wife in extenuHton OF
his conduct but the Mayor informed him that her beha-
vior did not Justify his assault
Andrew, slave Of N. hAngum, charged with batter
Ing the face OF Betsy GlAdman worthless free negro,
was ordered be punished Betsy was also sent down
for punishment.
warrant against Jas NJ Atkinson for threatening per-
sonal violence towards Jno J. Vaughan Withdrawn
at the instance Of complainant
Margsret Apoloehi a vagrant, charged with tres
passing upon Henry Matthews, was sent to the Poor
HOUSE
ThOs. Howard negro boy for stealing s. from Eliz-
Abeth KluPert, was ordered to be punished.
Several fines for Violations Of city ordinances were i'm
posed.
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CALAMITY AT ST; JOSEPH, xo.. 5, OF A:

CALAMITY AT ST. JOSEPH, MO.-FALL OF A
WAREHOUSE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PERSONS KILLED-LOSS 10000.
ST. LortS, July THE Democrat publishes the intel
lizcnce Of a sad calamity al St Joseph.
ReW four-stOry building in that city owned and oe
cuped by Noel MeCord Co.. wholesale grocers fell at
o'clock yesterday afternoon crushing frame building
adjoining Occupied BY three families
Nine Of zen Of the occupants instantly killed.
vI-Mrs. Boyce and three children. Mr. and Mrs. Cogs
we'll and four others, whose nsmss are unknown. TIE
building caught ire Immediately afterwards, and the
stock Of Noel McCord Co. consumed
The Of Tootes Fainligh vas also burnt, to-
ge;her with their entire stock Of boots and shoes
The total loss is estimated at $4,000.
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FoUKrH o. JULY NoErH ELBA, n. Y.-The iusnr-
rectoaists had grand gorifcson at this paeeon the
Fourth 10 re-arm the grave Of John Brown their
undated madness The survivors Of the family Of John
B-oWn attended the celebration. John Brow n r the
eldest SON. read the Declaration Of Independence and
Solomon, the Youngest con, read the Sermon the
Mount
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RICHMOND AGENCY
or THE
SOUTHERN PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Capital over tlOO,OOU

over rfOOsOOO
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
NHIs COMPANY Offers greater advantages 70 the Farmer and
others than Company chartered Ia the s,te by insurnE
u,h Without pr. MUM note lhe applicant pre- he
pay the foil OF The premium Ia cash by becoming
member giving small premium note, he nearly onehA
charged by stock CompAne when insurng
This the advantage resulting from the combustion Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Compa,y commenced issuing Policies against loss dam
Gre the 18Th day Of March, 1854 since which time
thousand hundred have Insured and become
members Of the Company and OOO have been paid for
losses
tNA differences Ia settlement OF losses be determined BY
n;erested ArLraors the County where such loss hap
pened mutually chosen by the Insured and the Company
OFFICERS
HENRY W. THOMAS, President
I. D ROBERTSON, Vice Presldent
1H0s. T. HILL, Treasurer.
wM WRIGHT, cretsry.
JANIS CLOSE. Actuary and Gene Agent
Applications for InsprsrS1 ard Policies granted also, old
Policies Pamphlets forms OF Application, and
cry information suhe Fire and Lfe Insurance. furnish
ed grAtls application personally or by mail, TO
COOKE CLOSE,
General Inuranee and Collecting Agents.
0FFIcE Exchange Hotel Building i4 A. Richmond, Va
fa1N rIw
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ANOTHER MURDER IN NEW YORK.
NV YORK, July 9.-Mrs. Schoonmaser and child
we're murdered in list street. this morning. .Thei
throats we're cut. Frank Hoffman, discharged work
man. Is the suspected murderer, and is In custody.
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VALUABLE LOT AND WATER POWER,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE or THE CANAL, ADJOINING TIE
Mills az AEssss- HAXALL, CRkNsHAw co Will lie told
a; Auction, the premises THURSDAY the 18Th July, 1860
1cl ck T. NJ fair, not the fall day. that valuable
1T and Water Power, with all the rights privileges and sppurten-
thereto belonging. This property lies the OF iiih
street whsre formerly Stood the nall Factory and has
Of 40 feet the street the south side Of the canal
back 10 the river This nrquesionaby the valuable
tee privilege IN this cty that hkey TO into 4ke fer
years %
TEkSsonenth cash balance H. rs and "a months for
negotiable notes. interest payable half yearly secured
teed
jes6-td, GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, 4uc,s
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The Eev J. c Fletcher gave Us last evening brill,
an, rcgrs on the religion, and people of Bra
I'll Seldom have We relishsd anything more than the
picture he laid before hs audience Of that eXubernI
rden Of the tropics laden with it, strauge variety Of
fruits and flowers tcem0g in perpetual harvest for the
hand Of man Surely that country must be the garden
Of the world and its people had the enterprz, which
moves this Ysukee MARION. Imagination could Tot set a
bound 10 the results they would produce there A rel
eVAn TO this COMPARISON the Reverend gentleman stated
that the best Remedies employed there for the diseases
10 which they subject invented aud supplied 70
them by our own, well known countryman, DR.. J. G.
Aver OF Loge Mass and that not The people only, but
the priesthood and the court Of the Emperor doEn have
constant recourse IN sickness the Remedies OF this
widely celebrated American Cdemist.-Lsiysr, Boston.
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THE MARKETS

THE MARkErS
BALTIMORE July Flour dull and heavy Wheat dull; new
an old req 81 2Si so, yellow $50 IS white VI IOGi-
Provls ons quiet very whisky steady Al spHdA
NKw YoHk Juy very dell and unehsnse Uplands
Middl iOS0iaS. H-ur heavy; southern tNG19sO "heAi
droopas red les Whit. no Cern heavy
nike 6S66 ca Arm; SlS23ls Coffee steady al
isSGsa. sp;s Turpentlne deeiLiDgsoid At SOIL Rosn
a
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Crrr CoUNcI.-A regular meeting OF the City Coun-
Gil held yesterday AiternOOn-nne members present.
Mr.. GrAttan from a special committee presented
port adverse 20 the petition Of Wm. Butler and hegs
asking the Council prohibit the erection Of hOsp-
tal the Medical College The report read and
approved.
Mr.. Talbot, from the committee on OAkweod Gene
ter presented report recommending the appropriation
Of $1,000 for the Improvement Of said Cemetery. TIE
report approved.
NJ. Crutch6ed presented q petition from sixty citi-
I,ns Of Monroe Ward asking abatement in the
rent with which they charged in Consequence Of
the deficiency ofthe supply. The petition referred
tie watering committee with authority to grant such
relief may be deemed eXpeden' nos only TO the pet-
tieners but al others similarly situated
N. Scott from the Committee of the Fire Department
presented report setting forth the advantages Of steam
fire engines and recommending the adoption Of the fol-
loving resolution:
R,soirsd That the COMMITTEES the Fire DepUt-
be authorized 10 contract for steam IRE engine,
with the necessary spplrStu provided the cost thereof
does not exceed the sum Of =, 500.
The resolution advocated by MeSIs. Scott, De
noon, aud Anderson and was unanimously adopted.
Me- Anderson offered a resolution directing the ex-
tension OF culvsrt from Main to Franklin streets IN
continuation Of cuvert erected several years ago. from
the "Penitentiary Pond" to Main Street.
After prOtracted warm, tedious aud premature d.
custom the resolution referred TO the Commissioners
If Streets
After the Transaction Of other business Of special
Interest the Ccuneil adjourned
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VALIAnL. PhLyATE nEsIDt NOE ON TIKI

NALUABL- PRIVATE RESIDE NOE ON THE
' C.REER OF FRANKLIN AaD adams srkEkrs, AND
COAL YARD LOT AT THE CORNER az BROAD AND LAUREL
STREETS For sALE AT AUcroNAt Of the Board
OF Directors Of The Rchr ord and Railroad Cou
pany (who will convey by deed with general warranty We
sell Al public auction the premseI FRIDAY 10 July 1850
at o'clock II fair mol, the 1t fair day, the elegant pr
residence located above recrny owned and
hr Rdv1 Robinson The bit has from, 81 Is the south side
OFF ankn street. and depth the east line OF Adams
5 feet alley 20 feet wide Ths improvements
aist Of braut al dwelling with brown stone fon built Ia
chae and suoana having all the modern nenees
universally admitted
n h city It's so well kEowa that further pIon Of
deemed Afer the sale Of s pey rII he
the premises that va utb coal ya property the
Broad and Laurel streets having front Of $50 the south SIDE
OF Broad ST., and teph u 5 feet alley tr linz
Laurel street THIS lot well enclosed having raroa lead
ing into nri supplied stth staging ee, &C il under
renta Of tCoo AMMAN 10 the New York and Virginia Mnng
Company
For the foregoing real estate the terms VIII be h
balance at O. L. Is aud ~ months for negotiable
payable half yearly secured b. trust deed tile retained
jg2-tds G'nDIN APPEknON, Aucts.
sThs dwelling be examined every from to
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CHOICE READING Fer TIE SUMMERTIME.
Reeslssd
A. NOR RIS,
VUnN,

A BIOGRAPHICAL REcoLLEcrIONs Of tie late Charles.
a Robert leslie r A. Edited by Tom Taylor Esq with PIE
fatorv e,Ay upon Leslie srst ard list OF his pictures
Price at25 .
Travels Researches and Msonary Labors dung Ugh
Residence IN Eastern Africa with Append Of the
ped Mountains Of ksaSen Africa the sources Of the
NIs & SIS
The mn Jusnd BY Hans Christian Andersen author Of
ere Improy.sAtore," &c T5c
Castle Richmond Novel; oy Anthony Troiope. l 90
Kgt Last nthsr Tales by Mrs Gaske author Of MARY
Barton" &c. T5s
ne three clerk Novel BY Anthony Troope author Of "lh.
B-ttrams {" Or. Thlsne, &C. o.
History the schools and ftiss By wortng-
Hooke N D. author OF Human Physiology" "Chlds
Book Of Nature" etc. 1 CO.
Lovel lie widow.r, Novel. by wm. N. hsekersy. Sc
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(tOPAisTNERsHIP- The UNDERLINED have entered Into
D. under The style OF Mckeever Bieken for
the Transaction d WIFE, Logon and CGAR BUSINESS at the store
No Exchange Hotel building and will keep constantly hand
superior Imported and Domestic Wines Liquors and
Cigars consisting part Of the following celebrated brands ns
Green ses Lhas Htddck Princess
Imperial Cavalier; Moet ChAndon, Comet -
Br.ndiesod Mart Vintage Of 1860 James Henntssey Old
London ae and Da otSrd Co. Peach and Apple Bran
dies.
Holland Gin Old Bourbon Bumgardne Nectar, Monongahea
AMI Mountain Rye whisky.
sherry Made ra Port Caret Wines Of the bet braids
Londan Porter Up ns Scotch Ale (quarts and pints)
Genuine Hayan Cigars sardines ke To which respectfully
Invite tn, attention Of iends and the public pedgrg our
selves that al goods will found represented Either whole
sails retail
nv Fine Old Wines Bandies In bottles for family and
medicinal purposes fcKEEyER DRIC8ES
No 4, Exchange Hotel Rultny,
Iy 6--dac2t Richmond, Va
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HCsTtNGs OJRr.-The regullr term commenced Yei-
terday the Recorder presiding.
Henry K Ellyson who elected sheriff of the city,
for the OF from the 1t OF January, 1851
toOk the oath required by law and entered ialO bond
in the penalty OF $3.50 o01.
I'd. K Cooper, charged With attempting 10 XIII his
wife BY striking her the bead With hlcaet, was re-
n1aded for trial before the Judge Of the CoufI-he first
case.
Chas. Gaylord Vim. H. Rohy and Geo. P. VII or,
charged with stabbng William Gibih, on the 26ta OF
NAV, we're set 10 the bar, and toiis pros entered
They then remanded TO jail TO be re examined BY
the Mavor.
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"BOKER'S BITTERS,'
INoR than thirty years. have stood unequaed and unva
ed xUEikors LIMITATIONS AND CousrrzFErs
for their tonic and truly valuable medicinal properties In ali
complaints with the Stomach the Nervous sys
tem well for their general usefulness most agreeable
musn In their various pleasant appliances In accordance
with the testimonials OF medical Faculties in urope they have a.
here all who have tried
them to be TE BEST BIrTERs EVER INTRODUCED" and 10
confidently felt that they will maintain their reputation their
unsurpassed merits
For Sale by Of the prominent Groes and Druggs and
with liberal discount to the trade by the Agent,
L. TUNKZ JL,
ry22-sm No. es Front Street, New York
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LAWRENCE .. MARYE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRACTIOEs IN Cours Of the City Of Richmond and the
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER Of the United states cour
Of ClAms
ne patnehp between chas.sin white and himself being de
Solved bis once Z nov ith jasi below Goddins Hall
fs13-ely
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VIRGINIA STATE LOAN.-By virtue Of sundry acts
Assembly Of Virginia, notice hereby gwen
Public W. rks III receive at time previous
day September 1890 proposals for six per cent
monthly be required not exceeding 2OOOOh
Two hundred thousand dollars moi IT, Said Dan to be re-
Interest payable semi annually
OF January and hs day Of July OF each the
Treasury OF the State In Richmond
Proposals invited r the loan at ~ cent
FEDERAL sterling other appropriate bonds Will be ssued for the
loan a. paid In at the optioa OF the lender.
the and laws thereof
sinking fund established for the puneiual payment o. the In
the redemption OF the principal thirty
the Issue Of the bonds These provisions Of law
taxable OF the State and tar
strongest possible Of the safety and
value OF the loan
Sealed addressed TO the Board OF Public Works
RIaond yrgnis and endorsed Estate where any fu
her information that may be desired will be promptly given
BY order THOMAS H. DEWITT,
sec'y b. p Works Of Virginia.
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REMoV g

RE MOV AL
NBE sUsscRIBER respectfully informs the public that he h.
II REMOVED TO
I23, South ID Street, between Chestnut and Walnut
PHILADELPHIA.
where he viii be pl,AeltO receive orders Tor BRANDEs WINES
GINS a.
jyS-1N ~. LEIBEH.
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WOOD BOULDIN,

WILL attend hereafter Of Halifax County, ai
w zion thoos OF Charlotte and MscklenhuE He win pree
p,s !. hs.sofors y Ne oesr q 1pgsas ., RishrssaA