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NarroW EScaps.-IestrTday morning n horse
aud Il male, attached to coal cart owned by
Il. F. Cotirell, became frightened by Il horse
approaching them at full speed and ran away
down Governor street. On getting opposite
Dr. polard's Office, the driver, Charles, was
thrown from bis seat 10 the pavement, one Of
HE wheels passing over his right leg, hear tho
ankle, bruieiDg II badly. The animals cor.-
tnuci their flight until after crossing Main
hoGshe,d and was upset, throwing the shaft
mule iull length, but doing no serious damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-01

The Drum Majer. Of the First, Regiment. in
ms r,eh aud showy uniform, and nj the head
oi ms drum corps OF six iu,cIiig~nt lads, and
smiths famous band. attracted marked al.
yen '.on during fhe military parade yesterday
AFTERNOON. The Major IL said TO hN admira-
Oily qualified for his post. and In the course OF
t'.ne Will get up corps tha, Wall do credit 10
himself and the Regiment.
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DISTINGUISHED VlsIToRs.-The N. 7. Ex-
press says o, Hesnan and Sayers;
The two heroes are reported to shortly visit
,h,. country in company. and TO give sparrin &
exhibitions in the various cities 81 .ns nn;Un' Ms
S.ra.. r.rv months since. They have 6eeii
s~incientiy advertised already 10 enable them
10 make ''good thing' OIL H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-01

The Dir.cters of the Richmond and York
River Railroad Company and their friendF,
mace an excursion 10 The White House yes.
tertay, to see the new steamer Just purcb ased,
and 10 run from West Point to Norfolk as
soon AS the road is completed. The boat is
said To be not only u fast but II substantial
one, aud admirably suited To the iiue ON which
she Is IL be placed. SkiilfuI and acco..no-
dating officers " III have charge Of this craft.
and will no doubt manage 1t SO as TO make il
advantageous 10 the public, and profitable to
the stockholders.
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DIR. HAYES ARCTIC EXPEDI ri o. .-1he

DIR. HAYES ARCTIC ExPEDI tt OF .-Ihe
Philadelphia American OF yesterday says;
Our merchants have promptly ana hoeraiiy
met the call made upon them yesterday Ior
contributions in aid of Dr. Hayes noble Ell. .
terprise Besides the sum OF one thousanu
dollars from Messrs. Harrison BucXheii
aud one thousand dollars from the hess's
C,ne orhar subscriptions Ut leading CONNER
cial men have sweiled the list 10 between
three thousand aud four thousand doiiars;-
A. this rate another day will complete me
performauceof duty whlel the "oiiu ue,
,n.u3s ot our civ and ii failure to perform
which must have been highly discredi,aoie 10
us. A prominent insurance company mas
claimed place among the liberal supporters
~ th,s undertaking Others will doubtless be
aasir,,us 10 manifest an equally intelligent re-
cnyuition of SO useful Il maritime service
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7"s Cafi'ot SqHays, yesterday aflernoon vas
he kaytst and most inyiiihg place about IN.
city. Large uUnb~rs or ladies and children
~ Welt as men, *sst mhlcd to Witnsss the ma.
frssh AR aud rleasaA: shadss alwass 10 be
tunHd ia tAe park.
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Taki"g shs C,n,ny--Coi. willy, he T.. s. Mar
shal for the Eastern Distric, OF Virginia hn.
appointed, 70 take the Gems us Of Hen rico couu.
~, Mr. l.. McCont for The Eastern, and Mr.
Absoi-m blackburn for the Western Disiric,.
No appointments have rs yet been mad. for
the clty Of Richmond, and will not be until
Sit tue counties are provided for. The duties
taG.
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Ss"f O".-.james Tools, young mau, was
examined hetor~ the Mayor yesterday, and
seut on tor further trial. on charge OF stealing
wearing apparel from James Il. kain. ON
Tuesday last. Tools. /, i, ssid, Was an ac-
Quaintance Of Mrs. X and sometimes visited
the house. Tn the day OF the theft the Old
lady left hi'n on the Premises. " hist she went
I" the spring. and IN her absence he gathered
up the goods and left
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The JAPANESE EMBASSY RI sCUED FROM
THE New YORK ALDERMEN.-The example
afforded by the "receptionf' OF the Turkish
Admiral and of other distinguished official
personages from abroad has not been lost upon
the authorities at Washington, and therefore
the sole charge OF TIE japanese ministry,
while they remain III this country, has been
given into the hands of a Naval Commiss ION
appointed by the President. The members Of
this commission are Captain Dupont, Com
mander Porter and Lieutenant Lee. Under
the Presidents authority, they will conduc;
the Ambas. as.adCrs to the most important cities
in the North and East, and VIII direct their
movements in each place. The Japanese Will
be nomlLaily the guests of the city where they
may be sojourning, but Captain Dupont anS
his associates Will maintain the same sur
veiliaDce over the Embassy. As IL they had
never left Washington. The municipal au-
thorties will thus be pract ctcally ighorsd-
The New York Herald approves OF the course
pursued by President Buchanan, and adds
tiat ''it would be an odd idea OF hospitality
Indeed, to conslgn the CUES Is OF the nation lntO
tce hands OF such scurvy fellows us are elect
cities - and So commendS "most heartily the
plan which has been arranged at Washington,
and by which the japanese will be saved an
immense deal of annoyance" The Herald ad
vs-s ''the New York Aldermen and their
friends TO get themselves moderately clean. to
keep as sober as possible, to mend their man
ner. aud inprove their grammar, SO that they
may maxi. as favorable an impression on the
Embassy IL possible. They cannot expect to
be Ches tex fields, OF course, but they can be-
have themselves SO As 10 display a decent re-
gard tor the proprieties OF lite. Perhaps il
would be Il good thing for them TO try it, just
for the pleasure attendant upon the experience
OF "A novel sensation" This is qneer advice
TO address 10 the governors OF metropolis
and an empire City"
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AtssMrf,d fssss,f,ar.sm.--A daring attempt
WAS made To bura = frame building On BrVoks
Avenue bet cen Marskatl aud Gay streets,
last Tu. .dsy night, by setting fire 10 q lot oi
ra h IN The bs. ein-nii but the flames ere
discovered aud rxsinguishsd, before doing
much damage.
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Charged wiM Feiomy.-A young man namad
CHARLES GAYLORD, suspected of being en-
gagged in the stabbing and wounding OF WM
GIBLlN, on 18Th street, last Saturday night,
has been arrested BY officers Kelly aud Nor
ris, and is now held in custody to answer tho
charge. We understand that the prisoner ad-
mits that he was Of the three men by
whom Gibiin and his friend were attacked,
but says he ran away when the fight COM
menceC. The other two are yet at large, and
have probably left The city. Gibin's condi-
ton, yesterday afternoon, was considered
very critical, though there were slight hopes
OF his recovery. He has always borpe the rep
utaiion OF an orderly, iud 'striOus man, and is
Gaylord was before the Mayor yes terday and
recommhied until tomorrow, when hs may
probably have n hearing.
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The Navy Pay Bill.
The following il a corrected statement OF
the pay of Naval officers, under the new bill,
which has become a law:
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sFtIUH CUHpHHIts' V1'fICV T "Ot"TS' VIC.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
WARREN. .MrRoyturE.rAN n

VN n NEN - VWTNVN u y y. l. j n ~ u
w COMPOSITION ROOFING. received the
Silver Medal At the United States Far, and DI-
poma IT the Virginia State Far.
We have certificates and testim Onials from the
hrst Architects and Builders in the Uuiteu states,
perior qualities oi WARREN'S IMPROv
FEI { and COM POSITION ROOFING. over all
uther offered the public. and are prepared Il,
st,eni to ali orders IN city ur country, with
prouiptuess and dis patch.
JOHN VII IS. only Agent IN Eastern Virginia,
for WARKEN'S koofs aud Roofing Materials.
IA Or6ee ISth street, between Nam and
Cary. nv b-~ Sut
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rysststsiiss.-CApt. Dimmock, of Company
u, Mas yesterday presented BY his cvmI any
with pair VI bsa"iiiui sqaulettss, NJ u to-
ken OF their high appreciation VT his qaaii-
ties ss an c1iicer aLa soldier. We were not
preseat ~ tAo pres len tati0M. but NaderstAad
THAI the present was vi the ansst kind
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T.mp,rahce.-The various Divisions OF Sons
OF Temperance turned out yesterday evening,
and repairing 10 the Exchange Hotel received
the Most Worthy Patriarch Of the Order. MIR.
TOWNSEND, and other Delegates to the Ma
tonai Convention, aud escoi ted them 10 Leigh
Street Church, where IL public temperance
meeting was held, and where speeches OF f--
ception and responses were made, IA the pres.
shce Of Il large and intelligent audience. The
Order ia the State 10 said 10 t~ ia a healthy
condition, and doing much good.
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Neg Meuil.s.--An old woman, who calls
herself Sally Fandervail, but who is in reaii-
~ the very counterpart OF Miss Cushman' s
Meg Merriles' in appearance, was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday TO answer the
charge OF keeping n house OF i'll fame, near
the Poor -House. aud OF L~ing an annoyance to
the tIghborhood ia which she lives. Que
witness testified that Saiiy's den Was the rem.
drZyous of all sexes and col ,rs, and that she
was the vilest OF the vile. She was, there
tore, committed to prison IN default Of bail for
her good behavior.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

THK OLD SCHOOL ASsEXBLY.-NinfhD DAY -
The practice OF appointing preachers In be-
half OF the several boards nj the meeting Of
the Assembly was abolished.
The Presbytery OFT oled0 and the Synod OF
St. Pauls were erected
In the matter OF the memorial of Robert >.
Kennedy. the mcmorialixt WAS referred TO the
ministers Of the last Assembly.
The report on Theological Seminarfes was
received, and resolution adopted granting u
nth professorship at Princeton. r
TeSsh Dny.-The amount already raised for
Father Chiniqui was reported at 81, $50. Cor
respondence was voted 10 be opened with the
Cumberland Presbyteriaus, and Drs. Edgar
and McMuilen were appoin ted principal nd
alternate delegate to the next general assem-
bly, Of that body.
The report of the erection Of the new Synod
at Sandnsky was adopted.
With regard to the subjects of temperance,
slavery. &c, 1t was voted unanimously that
no further ction was necessary.
A series OF resolutions were adopted abOl.
ishing the system of honorary mem bers, and
making certain other changes in the Boards
DIR. Thornwell Withdrew mis- protest against
the former tion of the Assembly, amid much
applause.
Rev. DIR. Palmer, Of New Orleans, was
elected to the Chair OF Practical Theology,
and Rev. q. Weston Hodge to the Chair Of
New Testament Literature ana Biblical Greek
in the Princeton Theological Seminary. Rev
VIM. NJ. Paxton, of Pittsburg, Pa, was eiec ted
TO the 5th Professorship i'll the Theological
Seminary at Allegheny City.
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FALL OF THE Lone WHARF AT BOsTON.-
The Boston Traveller of the 18th inst. says
that Worhluen have recently been employed
driving piles near The north eud of Long
Wharf 10 form 4 sound foundation for the
top, upon which vessels discharge their ear
goes The ends and sides OF the north pro-
lection were built OF huge blocks of rough
granite, supposed 10 have been sufficiently
solid To resist The action OF Pile driving; but
III end was not attained; for, about half past
eleven o'clock on Sunday night, II slid gradu-
ally into the stream, a shapeess mass. The
bark Howard was fast 10 ii, but sustained
very little damage; part OF her starboard fore
and main channels Were torn of, the buiwarks
stova opposite the main rigging, and the plank
sheer. mo Ii lding chated. The sea wall, about
sixty feet long, and the earth twenty feet in
eide OF il, have sloped into the stream. The
expense Of replacing the stones ana making
the end of the wharf servieeabla, Will proba-
bly amount To SatJCU, more or less.
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Notice to the StOckholiprs.-Ar reQuisition
of seventeen per cent. being S4 IS each share.
is equlred to he paid cash be fore the 3Uth
inst, at the Office OF the Company.
my Its Z. +. W., Secy.
THE NihGi y A LIFE INSURANCE
l COMPANY now fully prepared for busi-
ness, and the attention of tie public is earnestly
called To the Importance of It's objects. This Com
oany, under its charter, divides seven eishths of
profits every three years, among the policy
holders the rehy giving the assured the advan
tasss of the mutual system, with the pledge Of Il
perpetual Capital Stock OF Sl00 oU. and the added
security that its Stockholders have "a permanent
moGeyed interest in conducting its affairs with
prudence and economy.
The Charter requires onehalf of the Capital
Stock and Earnings to be invested in Bond and
Mortgage unincumbersd Real Estate, worth
double the amount.
The chief object of the Company is to aid in re-
tanning at home the immense amount of money
which goes annually from our Stare for Life Pre-,
miums to Northern Companies. That money Will
be loaned 10 customers for Il term of Years, at le-
gal interest. and disbursed IN our midst.
Endowmenrs and AnnultIes granted. Life and
term Policies issued at AS low rates as other good
Companies. Slaves insured for one year, or for
ntN
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TIRED OF FAEM!NG.-Mr. Hackett The well.
knoWa actor, has become tired Of Il farmers
life, aAd offers his agricultural estate in Iii-
nois TOR sale. He expects to take up his per
manent residence in New York
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1NTERNATIoH EXHIDITION.-M Nor. than a
million OF dollars have been subscribe to-
ward .e eluternationaI En- hibition in England
NrDnOs;.u for l. 81.
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Lost.AND GAIN.-Mad Bodsco, it is said,
ia gsi vHng 4 husband, ior!eiis her Russian
pensiSY as the widow of Il dipioinatist, and
Also Il EOrtion of the income which she has
enjoys. by the Daron's last will and testa-
mpnt,
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JUpGcs ELECTED --EyermoMt Ward, of Io-
gan. vas on Thursday elected Judge in the 10th
Judicia! District of Virsiiit superc. ding II .
late Judge l.. Is. Bailey. OF t'ayette county.
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Tho Naiionxl SANITARY 60. ven'son VII. W.. s'.S
its to nrth annual sesstoa ~ N0s*'" '" '''' =
of Juss. t-fF p st i#
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THE "DiSPATCH" STEAM


KS THE "DiSPA TCHn STEAM
ONA POWER
Z X ~ Il ~ Il OFF ICE
Corner Of Matn and Thirteenth Streets, ,Rtcamoad,
ViTsfaIa.
!hs Estabi ishmeni, tbeing the most cOmpie 10
PTiutery III the South, both rs regards Types Or
naments, &c, and the latest and most appfoved
Machine Piesses,l Is daily turning out the finest
specimens Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS. BILLS OF La
DING, CH ECkS, &c,
WELL
POSTERS, PkOG RA MINES HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen Ia hne work for Banks,
Public Ofices, insurance, Railroad, and TrInspoI
tatlon Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars Labels, &c, are capable oi turn
ing uH ltD Impressions per ntuT, thereby enabling
the patrons OF tins establishment to obtain this
dcscr ptiun OF work at the shortest pss bio notice.
kA- PIices reduced ia proportion To The increase
OF speed
~. Printing. IN various cotnred BRONZES and
INKS, executed IN tine hig hest ST, lie of the art
In tins branch of the basness the vfoDr,e tors can
aieiy challenge competition.
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NEW MODE OF PRESERVING APPLEs-Mr
+. L. Bailey, of Ciaremont, N. H., took a keg
full OF apples, last fall, which he securely
headed up, and sunk to the bottom Of a deep
mil}-pond On bringing them 10 the surface .
few dt!s ago, every apple was iound to be
quite t.He from speck or rot, and as sound aud
unwrC.~kled Us when taken from the tree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-01

NHANCA EATEN SCALE WOkA1.--We
~ have % band from the :.evs i:s.osy: M 20 PLAT
FORM SC ALEs, w:.sa,nt ifsM % ~ 20 1s1 ies.I
is e. snss f..r the nafaetufers are prssassd ~
tskc orders for saitroad Nack, depot aad wAte
hsn,ae 0cnie q o., Whlch tOg hextless, dufAAahty
SSd sncufUsy cAneet 10 sgsp4xsst.
vANt&W, TAf lot CO..
kN-1 @M aiS aleee -
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EXCURSIO TO NIAGARA FALLs.-The Ro-
chester Democrat, of the y IN instant has an
account of the excursion of the mem bers OF the
Presbyterian %. S )General Assembly. Eiev-
en cars well loaded with visitors and citizens
left the depot for Niagara, where they arrived,
had 4 fine view of the Falls, and diEed. one
party at the international Hotel and the other
at the Cataract House Alter dinner they all
assembled in the parlors of the Internal ianal,
where speeches were made by the Rev. DIR.
Pinmer. Rev. DIR: kendrick "a Bapust,) and
Col. Preston, of Virginia.
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CouNTHR STRKAMS.-Notwithsta the
Irish papers are IamentiCg the exodus from
there TO America, the ship Zered. which sailed
from Philadelphia Tuesday for London derry.
took out 10 steerage passengers. The Ledger
says:
in the land Of their nirth; others, however.
leave only TO spend the summer abroad. A
stou. young lrishman was asked what he WAS
going back tor. Sure was his reply, Il can
any more here The passengers had the ap-
pearsnce OF being in comfortable circum.
stances, and most Of them were plentituiiy
supplied With baggage"
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SUMMER RESORTS.

HEV not tSE-LfBERTY, VA.
{ 'A3famiEes wish az to spend their summers
FfM | Il The inoantains OF Virginia. will find
s-A'- scrcMmoda;Ions At the II r w / 4 +
tse q miles west of L,nchburg, on the Vir-
--sznd Tennessee Railroad
axe contains about 2Il inha bl tsHts. four
..,.hps gnud society, and is pleasantly situated
midst al IA heslth,. heautiful and pic turesqus
try AID within y few hours ride Of the ceie-
'se Peaks Of u,teT and the Natural Bridge.
osrsl Waters can he mad daily. n very tri-
en- cxpense. from the Aleg ghaGy, White Sulphur
.-r I. .Jm SpTinss.
,ruIs -. board. moderate.
"a In ILStLN Q. uEHiTT. Prom
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mr. ECTORS

DIRECTORS:
VIM. H, Macfarland, John PURCELL.
Joseph Allen, Sam'l Il. Bayiy,
Roscoe b. Heath, Jos. X. Anderson,
Thos w. McCance, c. 9. Barney,
John H. Montague, Ro. ii. Maury.
David l. Burr, as. A: Cowardin,
Lewis Ginter, Benz H. Nash
john Jones, r.. T. Moore,
Jas. l.. Apperson, John u. Claiborne,
Lewis ID. Crcnshaw, Is. G. Wherry,
VIM. q. Pane, Vim. II. Christian.
II. r.. Z. baskerville, Wy yndham Robertson n,
SamH J. HARRISON, John &. Shaler.
VIM. IL Haxail, peterC. Warwick,
Robt. T. Brooke, X. U. Haskins,
George d. Shell, Edward Norvell,
Wellington Goddin, George J. Sumner,
John Dooley. ID. s. Woodbridge.
Upon the djournment Of the meeting of Stock,
holders. the Board Of Directors convened, and
elected the following officers;
Pyesia,ns-W W n. II. MACFARLAND;.
Ytee- -Prssidens-SAM'LJ HARRISON
Physi-iaa-D BLAIR BURW Eli.
Attoyn.y--KOSCOE Il HEATH. Esq.
J. .ADAfk Pi. .kASANTS. Seo'y;
RA Office corner Main and Iith streets. Rich
,runI. ap 2o-ts
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0s LAWRxaCE 5. MARY

eS>1~A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Courts OF the City of Richmond
line
He is also Notary III blic and Commissioner ofth
United States Court Of Claims.
The partne ershp between Mr.. CHAsrAIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his Office is now on
llth street, just below tuddln's Hall fe BY
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MODEL BANKs.-The clerk OF the Boatman's
Savings Institution ut st. Louis, visited Lex
ington, Mo, last week, with SJJ.tNu i'll bills on
the Farmers Bank OF that city, TO get them
cashed. The popuiace formed mot, aud he
Only escaped by the Cashier handing him the
coin on of The back window ut night A fast
double Seam then conveyed him from the
scene ~ danger. This is rot an unusual oc-
currel.,ae az Yves tern nanks
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fAYSGLPhUR AN u CHALT EATE
a.MI STRINGS This WATERING PLACE
VI b open Tar the option Of visitors or the
II af juae 10 is situated on the ttns Gni ~
-. risir ef the V5~stHtH nnd T.HatSSs. EGiiro1d,
A.ta' ha!f 4 ME Fl ON Bonsac ks Depa. Roanoke
a.. at winch depot IN OMNIBUS will always be
i-uGi waltEs, on the arrival OF the cars, to con
w PASSENGERS - the Springs.
fhAye WHITE and Black iPHUR
RS nave effected numerous cures. The
WHITE StLPH *, aggravated cases of Dys
geg.t, serious affection of the Liver Kidneys and
DltGer. General Debility. and especially diseases
VI tbe Nervous system. ard those diseases pc.
eGl9r % females :; the BLACK SULPH n, all
Al1s ii diseases OF the Skin. aggravated CAGES of
I.'ier, ana other erupfious II the Skin.
TIE ACCOM- MMOpATIONS are equal 10 any to
= found N The mountains of Nirginla, and the
IAbLb and Ut En- DANTS OF the most salts
.sg'oW character. together with a fine BAN ID OF
AthlC and every other attraction usually found
1ta.sI-c.ass WATERING PLACES-as 10 all of
Wien VT beg leave u refer to the large number
ol PERSONS who have heretofore visited the pl ace
sals-d5nl J. a. HEFELFiNGER- prop'r.
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MULTIPLYING SUNDAY LAw.-The decisions
OF the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania APP
pear 10 command bat little resi- pect. In Pitts
burg, L minority of the Select Council of that
city are now i'll contempt for refusing to Obey
4 peremptory maDdamus of the Court, and
the City Passenger Railway Company OF Pitts
burg continue to run. in llagrant disregard OF
the sunday Law decislon,'' ef the same tri-
bunal
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.

OLD DOMINION INSURANCE CuNpA.
" NY.-CAPITAL S200.OOO
GA (!itce for tie present 100 Main street. SaHars
abort the Post ONce.NS
This Company Is r..w prepar Ell to receive appi-
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS:
Cab. Worthan, John H. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. s. Palmer,
Sam'l NJ. Puce, Vim s. Triplett
b F. Ladd, s. Z. Tardy,
Jno Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie
Luther K. Spliman, Jas. K. Crenshaw,
Peter { Warwick, John n. Williams,
Jas. =. Kent. Mark Downey,
Horace +. edmond, Thomas Iones
James NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin B. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine.
Geo. W. Yancey, No. r. Williams
Jos Brummel, VIM. 2. Ragland,
Wm Brent, Henry G.. Caheli,
Ro. II. Marry Geo. w. Royster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., pres't.
CuaS T. WOE Sec'x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-01

KAIL1oADs AND TELEGRAPHs IN CUBA.-
There ase now fin ished and in course ot con
strncti6s, i'll Cuba not less than twenty seven
railroads, OF which Sis miles are finished
The amount invested in their construc ton
and equipment has been $si.,02. ill 66. and
yielded in 1859 &3 3;iN6. $40. or telegraphs there
are three principal lines, with several
branches, making over 30 miles in length in
full operation. All the lines are furnis he'd
with the best and most improved ins,ru-
meutS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-01

tion of any Que bnnk in the United States 10
that Of the Citizens Bank, New Orleans. viz
as II, ,0eO Others In that city have large issues,
viz: Hank Of Louisiana 81, ,tS5. .OUO; State Hank
t2,s9 w Canal 0aak ei, ,0:3.v wv.