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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.

STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
THE subscriber is now prepared with Machinery
10 build stationary engines, from 100 horse pow
er upon the latest improved plans aud will build To
order double or single portable engines from 40
morse power Rugged upon carriages with Boiler gearing
and Pumps all complete and ready for action. Also
cylinder nne and tubular boilers coal breakers
patented IN ls3 for hreshng grain cracking corn
and now made on large seal. for breaking coal Heavy
mining Pumps and fire engines riggud complete with
double acting forcing pumps all kinds of mill gearing
aud house casting made 10 order. Line shaftngs with
any desired sizes of pueys finished with hangers
iron panng done say a feet long all kinds of Iron
turning heavy press and other screws turned with any
desired pitch Of thread.
The best Rough Iron threshing Machines that ever
come before the public Iron and wooden machines
made 10 order Lever power chain tread power made
20 order Also takes orders for the following machinery
iarrisens latest patent grain mill offered by tile
faleniee for its equal II viii grind in good fine meal
70 bushels IN one hour Also bolts and elevators all in
order also RuGgles Patent Blower, manufactured by.t
d. liarrls q Co, the most powerful Blower now in use
WIN the least amount of power Of which will be
put IN use al the Foundry for exhibition. All of the
above VIII be warranted 10 b. what they are sold for
ALSO Take orders for scott's Patent Blacksmith Str
ker, and rights TO them the counties Of Columbia
MontouT Northumbe rllnd, Lycoming, Sullivan and
Cliuton, one of which can be seen at my shop.
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Look the list make up case Of what kind you
choose and inclos the amount in current note stamps
BY mail address, No 562 Broadway, NewYork,
and the medicine will be duly returned by mail or express
free of charge.
AGENTS WANTEn-We desire an active efficient Agent
for the sale Of Remedies in every town community
IN the United States Address Dr. F. HUMPHREYS Go.
NJ 562 BROADWAY. Nsw.YoRE-
Sold by =. P. LUTZ, A sent, :. .'...-uu.::- Pa.
Aprll :, leo.
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The Chester Manufacturing Enterpris

We learn that the project for a shoe manu-
factory at Chester is going ahead finely. The
people of Chesterfield are taking hold of i,
very earnestly, and they have energy enough
when fairly aroused to do anything they may
undertake. They will soon have the company
organized, we are sure. Such an establish
ment ut Chester will invite others, and the
people of Chesterfield will in a short time find
themselves more advantageously situated than
those of any other part of the State. They
will have several densely settled commu-
mites to supply with the necessaries of life.
They will have the best markets at their very
doors. Their lands will rise in value. and
they will be amongst the most thrifty and
successful of people. Let us add to the local
enterprises on the other side OF the river, the
Free Bridge to Manchester and old Chester
field may become the wealthiest county in the
State-with her villages, her coal mines and
her prosperous agriculture. We appeal to
her citizens to wake up fully to the noble ad-
vantages they possess, so that they may not
longer remain Improbable.
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|Ksd 1Ssss, ss7Iy 10. r. IoesIIsy vs. dIsiissS
snoueh. tits On the top Of hin, 1t the foot
81 whlch fiows \ creek tallsd, we hsfieve,
Boar swamp CfDek. The Grea1 Boar Swamp
iies in front q II and 1t that tiunA We saspsek
70 was not easily passable anywhere in the
neighborhood, except by the bridge in front of
the lines at the camp. At the same time, the
position could not be turned without first
passing Camp Bottom, about four miles be-
low, on the other side Of the Chickahominy.
on the left. or Camp Holly ON the light. An
enemy coming from that direction, could not,
therefore, surprise Camp Carter. The three
camps all had large roads, concentrating in
this city In their rear II either had been at
tackled, 1t would have been easy for the others
to have assisted them, or II all had reiterated,
they would have come together in front of this
city. Strategically. the angement seems to
us to have been very good. The troops which
General Cooke commanded at Camp Carter
were entirely militia; but he was most strict
disciplinarian, and had rendered them very
efficient before the encampment was broken up
by the peace. The Williamsburg road runs di-
rectly through Camp Carter, and the huts.
we believe were built on both sides of 1t. At
the bottom of the hill, on the right Of the road,
was distillery, which was broken up, we
learned, by order Of the commanding officer
Camp Carter is now an old field, partially COW
cred with pines.
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The Circulation Of the Dispatch.

Our estimable contemporary, the Norfolk
Herald, in paying us a compliment, for which
we are obliged, makes a mistake as to the
amount OF circulation Of both the Daily and
Weekly Dispatch Misunderstanding our
statement it sets down the Daily circulation
at fire thousand and the Weekly and Semi Week
ty at three thomsand-making all three, in the
aggregate, only eight thousand. Now, the cir
culation Of the Daily Dispatch alone is over
EIGHT THOUSAND. The Weekly Dispatch has
a circulation Of FIVE THOUSAND and the Semi
Weekly TWO. Therefore, the aggregate circula-
ton Of the three editions is FIFTEEN
THOUSAND-instead of EIGHT, as our friend
has it.
While on this subject, we take occasion to
correct an error of the compositor in printing
the paragraph we wrote on the subject the
other day. In that we wrote that we doubted
whether the combined circulation of any two
papers in the largest "city" of the South
would exceed that of the Daily Dispotch. The
compositor printed it "cities." We meant OF
course, New Orleans. There are very few
Daily papers in the South whose circulation
reaches one thousand, and of course it would
take eight papers issuing that number to ag.
gregate the daily edition of the Dispatch.
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NAvAL.-The arrival. Sunday, in Hampton
from the Pacific, has been briefly announced
the next morning she came up to the Naval
anchorage, and yesterday morning exchanged
salutes with the Pennsylvania, the flag shin
of the station. The Merriuac left Valparaiso
on the lith of November for Rio de Janeiro,
where she arrived on the 18th of Decemb er
and left again on the oath of the same month
for home. During the first week ont from Rio.
she experienced boisterous weather and head
winds, which tended to lengthen her passage.
She brings home a number of invalids- from
the Pacific and Brazil Squadrons. The health
Of the officers and crew Of the Merrimac has
been remarkably good having lost only four
or five during a cruise of thirty months. The
United States ship John Adams, Commander
Murray Mason, was at Rio when the Merri-
mac left on the oath December. She had I'M
dergoae some renairs, and was expected to
sail for the East Indies in a day or two.
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CossSspss 7sses ~ HIss1osa DIsSsSsS.
1sdiarepsiis-Biaekk syseiiees 1rssaiisy-0sv
l Wsttssd ssd AZ. vooy4sss-Fscfiows Cosdses Of
r. Ms Dt1ek Rerstiieaa ! II Indiana axd Hiiaois-
I Bessvsless ksstissfiess.
IxDrAuAroLIs. Feb. !, leo0.
l. This II one Of the hnndsomest ctttes Of the
West, . place containing about twenty Eight
| or thirty thousand Inhabitants, some manu-.
featuring embellishments, and has been built
| mp within few years BY the influence Of rail-
mon depot here. The Capitol u an old build
ing, somewhat the worse for wear. Governor
Willard resides here, and has m ONCE IN tho
Capitol. 1t 10 Ane specimen of Black Repub-
that some q the OF
Governors family with the hanging OF Cook.
Did you ever hear anything more highly civ
| ilized! They led him to destruction In the
then jeer his heart. broken relatives (who are
refined and intelligent people, and faithful to
the Constifxsicn,) with his ignominious end!
Mr.. Voorhees,, the great advocate, who de-
Tended Cook, resides in Terrahaute, seventy
miles from this place. His speech has been
published in pamphlet form by the Indiana
STATE Sentinel, and there is large demand for
1t. You will observe that Mr. Douglas, in his
late speech in the Senate, intimates the pos
sibility, il not the probability, of renewal of
John Browns raid at some future time. No
man can doubt II, any more than he can doubt
that there will continue to be eruptiOns from.
Vesuvius until it is an extinguishrd volcano.
The South ought to b on its guard. "Eter-
nal vigilance is the price i" of her security.
There are some admirable institutions for
the Deaf and Dumb and Blind and the Insane
In this city. The Legislature meets only once
in two years, and at its last session the Black
Republicans, for some political purpose, broke
up the session without passing the tax bill,
and the consequence was, not only that the
officers of the government had to go unpaid,
but the operation of most of the benevolent in-
situations were SUSPENDED. and insane and
blind persons sent back to their homes. In
Springfield, the capital of Illinois, they pur-
sued the same factious course, and, in order to
defeat measure Of their political opponents,
absented themselves from the LEGISLATURE
(Which in Illinois also meets only once in two
years. and left the government entirely I'M
provided for. The various officials are wait.
ing in patience for the time to come when they
shall get their pay, and 1 am told the post
moster in Springfield, who advanced them
$1,000 for stamps, is in like interesting con-
dition. Everywhere, they are the same fac
tious and disorganizing party. S.
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The French Comic Opera.

The French Comic Opera Company, under nj
SAGR, opens here on Tuesday night, at Mechan-
les Institute. Mile DARCY, the prlma donna, is
an artistic after the pee altar sparkling French
manner Of vocalism, which is SO attractive,
and which is seldom, if ever, found in the
represen tatives of any other nation. The en-
tertainments consist of one-act operas, in
which every part is filled by first-class
artistic. The orchestra is represented IS full
and efficient, and the whole corps has I. ,eived
the emphatic approval and support OF the
larger Northern cities.
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n Coughs. Colds, Hoarsene.s. xc.-T

IA. Coughs. Colds, IIoarseness. &c.-The
prevalence of the above complaints at this season
has the effect of bringing out host OF proiessediy
new specifics and while some few may be good.
many are useless and some even dams erous. TO
is to consult your family ply scIan, or otherwise
use only such remedies as long public experience
has proved to be safe and eficacous or this class
IL TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorte PRESCRIPTION of
emln snt phyxician, it soon became a popular
family medicine, and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy a growing reputation for the
last twenty years; In all recent cases it acts like
ing Cough. Group, Asthma, &C.. it is used with
unparalleled success, as most families will testify
Sold by Fisher Il Winston, Meade Il Baker. A.
Bodeker. &c at Is cents per bottle, and in an ele
CANT and pleasant Lozenge form 1919 and Is cents
per box Prepared by ]. BALMkK, fharmaceu
fist, Baltimore, Nd fe4-3m@
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE, VA. CEN. R.R,
RICHMOND. VA. Feb L lexsN (

To ths Editors Of ths Nspateh-Gentlemen:
neg leave to say with all respect. that the article
cisicn # tbs Special Court Of Appeals in the case
OF the T., F. 4 P. r. Co. vs. the Virgins Cen
trat and Orange and Alexandra Railroad Compa-
injury to the defendants, although not 30 intended.
Inc decree has not been finally adjusted. but this
every point in the case AGAINST tho r., F. L r 4.
=. GO: except the right TO- carry exclusively the
tnIoagn passensers from Richmond to Washing
oars running throeGh, or With the aid 81 : nee
ticket. and that the amount Of the recovery N
money 70! the Past will not probably exceed one
tsnth Of that which your article intimates.
Z. FONTAINE, Pres't.
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NJ Semple's Infallible Baking Powder
All persons fond of light. sweet, and wholesome
Loaf Bread, Biscuits. Batter and Buckwheat
Cakes. may purchase this Powder with confidence.
The materials are perfectly harmless, and more
pleasant than Soda, salpratus, &c. No fear Of
sour bread. The use of it will make the g hte It,
sweetest bread in the shortest pOssb BILE time save
time. labor and expense; and never disapponts.
if the accompanying simple directions are OBJ
and is no invention of Yankeedom. JOHN W.
GAR lex. manufacturer and sole proprietor.
Richmond, Va. We know him. and have tried il.
and recommend it as the best we ever tried. Get
it and mind the directions. For sale by Druggists
and Grocer geneI rally. wholesale and retall.-Rev.
DR.. 4 osser, Ed. Christian Advocate.
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ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE-A sad acci-
dent occurred in Middlesex county, In this
State, on the 26th ult. Two sons Of w. F.
Vaughan, Esq, and a colored boy belonging
to Mr.. V. were engaged in navigating small
loaded boat on the Piankitank river. and when
they had gotten about one hundred yards from
the shore-a high wind blowing at the time
the boat swamped and went to the bottom with
its cargo. The elder of the sons and the CO.
lored boy succeeded in keeping afloat until
the sail rose to the surface when they seized
it and held on for several hours. They were
fortunately rescued from their perilous situa.
tlon, though insensible to feeling when aid was
rendered. The younger one had atten. tied to
swim to the shore, but had not advanced more
than twenty yards when he sank and was
drowned. The body has been recovered.
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ma Steam Engine for Sale.-A splendid
PERPENDICULAR ENGINE entirely new Is
offered for sale very cheap. IL is 4horse power and
can be put in any part Of building. being separate
from the boiler. 1t is small, and will only occupy
master machintst during leisure hours, and great
care has been taken with everv part of it. The
owner sells because he has use for it.
Any further particulars will be furnished by ad-
DRESSING. or on application to Mr.. G. H. Wy NNE,
job and Book Printer, corner Main and l4th SITS !,
where the engine has been placed for exhibition
and sale. fe 4-dNcwts
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PATRoNIzES SOUTHERN LADIES AND L1TRRA-
TURBINES Belle Phillips, Of Augusta, will
shortly assume the position of editress Of the
(Thompson) Georgia Weekly Herald" assist
ed by Miss Annie II. Blount.
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BLACKwooD.-We are indebted to Messrs.
WoODHoUsE Il Co. for the January number of
Observation-Disclosures SCOTT & Co.'s Ameri.
can reprint
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v !: 81: : :s: Ei2: r. 81; for
msrly Of Pestemoat1, W. !. pc ssrd Jser Of his
s5s sfesr asaort ssd paisfsl il!nsss g, IesaIyss.
this evening, ut O'clock. pseesssly,
On the 7sh February, Mrs. ADELiNEHUDDLK-
STONE, 10 the 38th SSas Of her ase...
Her funeral vail take place from Sidney Chapel
to day. Wednesday ct 3 O'Clock. Her friends
s0d acquaiutsnces are invited to attend without
further notics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

CHARLESTON RACEs.-Fourth Day-Satur-
day, February 4th-Handicap-Three Mile
Heats.
Hunters Nicholas. 96 lbs
Q Hare's Tar River, 102 ibs.. ......l -
Cantey's Albine 81 Ms. full weight 2 drawn
Time-6:4S: 5:46; 5:624.
Closing Race-A dash of three miles.
DOewelps Fanny Washington. ..-.........l
Sf0ney's Julia Cooper. --............-.-..1
Won easily in 603k.
Many Of the horses participating in this in.
teresting season are on the way, or have de.
parted for Augusta, to try their fortunes on
the Lafayette Course.
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M Are
YOU
SICK?
A SMALL PART


TAKEN FROM INDEX OF PAMPHLtT OF
CURES BY HAMPTON'S TINCrURE.
ASTHMAmaMsny years. J.. R. Cough. :. :. Is
BRONCHITlS-40 years. John Devln.... g 81
BL!NDN ESS-John McKen zie. ,-.....;... :. Is
BOWELS. ConstipatiOn-JohnH Howard. -
COUGH-Wm. H. Phlllets. Observation-Disclosures. Is
COUGH-H, C.. Wmn.... IS
COUGH Il. Dunan. :..-. q
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, DiarrhRa Debility, De-
cline in Health. Er. sipelas Disease of Eyes, Fe-
ms MHp Dssais ksnf E
NOR. THRUST. Vertigo; Womb Dlsesse, Nerves,
Ia, Spinal Disease, &c, with numerous other Dis
eases, testified tn by our own citizens.
And many others. who testify to being CURED,
after years of suffering, by HAMPTON'S TING
FEMALES AND CHLDREN.-This TING
rURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases
IA. Call and ct Pamphlets and see curss.
Sod ~ PERcELl,, LApD CO., Richmond;
lists in Petersburg: BY MORTIMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles
@b. fe 7-d&cwts
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M THs .CoLuAsiAN HorHI 10 nov haad and
sbosldef show 81 Others 70 the city. 10 point 81
fruits, hote! may b iudged By its marketin9 and
il this rule b Applied, tWo traders II tho Frat
Msvtst assert Il = fact, that the cd columhiaa
that = brought thsrs or sals Let peesens ID town
sn6 country try Its tabis, and they Will axnes With
oru country. r ssV7
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Old DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- Coz. FRANKLIN AND 5rH SIS, R1cHNoNS, W
Tho SECOND semi annual session of this Institn
ten VII begin February 18th: 1860 and close the
for thorough instruction. in all the branches Of =
complete education The pr pal is assisted by
who m are Rev LEO RoSSER: p; d. teacher Of
Moral Sciences: Mr.; !. E. sHUMATE. A. b :.
ence; Mr. HORACE CHASE, teacher of Music :;
Mons. T.. HOUD En-. teacher of French, &c.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION:
board. including Washing, liz hts. &c ~ SIP 30
Primary English, including Vocal Music Is co
Intermediate English, including Vocal Mu-
. sic. -...... 20 90
Tehlor rheilsh. iHciuding vocal MUSIC. Is 90
Languages, oacn ....... ID OO
Piano, Organ, Guitar, or cultivation voice,
from ...... ............-.... rs % to 20 90
III VI "lnt,Hs Is 90
Tastei 9. water Coiers, CTayOn Drawing. 10 90
C2s " !ano W
foS-ZW L. L.. GALLRHER, Principal.
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- Tas hesatifdl Pearl Amhrotype and Wig
n .srs. Large s,k fFsnss and fancy Gases 8 10y