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oTl CASES just opening this morning. Fresh
w arrivals at the New York Boot and Shoe
Store.
Just received by the j. w. Kimpton, a large and
seasonable assortment of GOODS purchased for
cash, and which we offer at very low prices, con.
sisling in part of
300 pairs Ladies fine Kid Ties
100 do do Cold do do
100 do do Kid Buskins
$50 do do X. r. Ties
10 do do Buskins
rs do do Extra fine do
so do Gents Cloth Caters
30 do do Lasting do
% do do Light Cloth do
30 do do Lasting side lace Caters
40 do Ladies Cold Lasting do
70 do Children's Black Morocco do
50 do do Morocco Ankle Ties
100 do do Strap Cacks
100 do Roam Lace do
So do Kid do do
rs do Bows Goat Pump Bootces
% do Children's Grain Strap Boots
100 do Mems Roam Slippers
75 do do Buff bottom do
as do do Fine Seal Pump Boots
So do do Fine Morocco do
go do Gents fine Kip Bootees
90 do do do Calf do
Inc Gents can now make a selection from a large
and handsome assortment of Black and COLD Cal
ters at the New York Boot and Shoe Store, next TO
the Farmers Bank, Main street.
July2l j. Fl. GREGORY.
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CAPTAIN O'SULLIVAN; or. Adventures.
" Civil, Military, and Matrimonial of a gentle,
man on half pay, by VIM. II. Mdxwell.
No. 8 Pictorial History of England.
Nos. SO, 81, 95 and SO Illustrated Shakespeare.
No. n Illustrated Wandering jew.
The Statesmen of the Commonwealth of Eng.
land, with a treatise on the popular progress in
English History, by Jno. Forester, edited by J. o.
Chonles-to be published in 5 parts, at25 cts each.
Life Of the Pit Hon. George Canning, by Robert
Bell, author Of the History of Russia" " Lives OF
English Poeis,' &c. Price 80 cents. For sale by
Aug w. Fl. II. HODGES & CO.
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CANTON TEA.-Always on hand Gun Pow
~ der, Imperial and Young Hyson TEAS, fresh
and good. Lovers of good Tea would do well 10
giving US a call and our Tea q trial. Also "a choice
BLACK E which has been pronounced excellent
i. c. SCHOOLFIELD 81 CO,
July 2S--5t Druggists
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

81 1tcelveiines or less make a square longer one,
charged in proportion, and are to be paid f orin
advance.
Advertisements ordered in only once or twice a
week, will be charged so cents per square for the
FIRST insertion, and 81 cents for each Subsequent
insertion.
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nANIEL s. CHERRY. Manufscturer and
~ Dealer in Stoves, Iron, Copper and Fin Ware,
&c, NC, corner of High and Crawford streets,
PORTSMOUTH, va. Jan l3
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iron AND BRAss FOUNDRY.IThe

RON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.-The
Il subscriber, grateful for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him since he has been carrying on bu-
siness, respectfully solicits its continuance.
He takes this occasion to say, that he is prepared
to execute any order, in Iron or Brass, upon the
most reasonable terms, and in a manner not TO be
excelled in this city or elsewhere, in durability or
finish.
Church, Steamboat, and other Ill furnished
upon the shortest notice, and warranted.
All orders, (for cash or city references) will be
promptly attended to. NELSON CORY,
July ii Norfolk.
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TAS. A. SRALDING. Manufactures and Deal.
81 err in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, and every other ar
ticie in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
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Terms or THE OLD DOMINION, twEEKLY.)
Sne copy 50 per yearly Mail.
Ply the Carrier, So so. |n
Vt-To DO paid in advance. o4r
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w H.H. HODGES & CO., Wholesale and
w Retail Dealers in Books, Music and Mu
peal Instruments. Lamps, and all kinds of Fancy
ADMINISTRATIONS street, Portsmouth,, Va.
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WHITE LEADING have lately received a
w large supply of WHITE LEAD of brands
" No. l." and pure. Ground, Green and Black
Paint, Linseed Oil, Fish Oil, sc.
&c. SCHODLFIELD & CO.,
July 2S-5t Druggists
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WILLS g. CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
wv mission Merchants, east end of High street,
Pnrtsmnnth. Va.
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T.
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
ShRSAPARILLA.

kNOh tue cure OF all diseases arising from an
II impure state of the blood.
The great popularity of Sarsaparilla, and its es-
taoiishcd efficacy, render it superfuous to enter in
10 any encomluih of its virtues, or adduce any evil
dCnce in ITS favor. it is true, that il has been here.
tofore subject to frequent changes of reputation,
owing to ignorance of the proper mode of extract.
used. Hence also the inefficacy of many preoara-
tons OF it offered to the public. The proprietor of
this Syrup can assert with confidence, that it is pre-
pharmaceutical care and accuracy, and in the best
mode to obtain the active principle in the most
concentrated state, answering the desideratum of
small dose. A supply of this Medicine for sale at
the MEDICAL
July Corner of Uigb and MiddIe -
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RUSIN ESS

~ NY Byok STORE.-School, Classical aud
~ Miseellaneops Books, Stationery, &C.. sold bv
y -. WEBSTER, one door North Of the Crawford
House, Portsmouth. va. ''
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NEW YORK BOOT IL SHOE STORE,
SIGN OF II CHECKERED BOOT,
Merit to the Farmers Bank, Main street, Norfolk.
r III. GREGORY, Wholesale and Retail deal
d . or in Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. Possessing
superior advantages as we do in the purchase Of
our Goods. by our weekly connection with the Nor
purchasers, either by the case or at retail. as can
not fail to please June 25
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[ IFE OF MAJOR GENERAL ZACHA.

T IFE OF MAJOR GENERAL ZACHA-
IL RY TAYLOR with an account of his bril-
liant achievements on the Rio Grande and else
the Battle of Okcc-Cho Bee. Also sketches of the
lives and heroic acts of Mai. Ringold, Mai. Brown,
Col. Cross, Capt. Montgomery, Capt. May, Capt.
Walker, Licut's. Ridge!ey, Blake. Jordan, &c,
by c. Frank Powell, illustrated with a Portrait of
Gen. Taylor-pricc only % cents. Call quick if
you want a copy.
AugS w. H. II. HODGE & G. G.
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NJ lillian WOODWARD, Notary Pub.
lie and Scrivener, General Agent, Convey
anger, and Collector, will to all business en-.
trGsted 70 MS care with promptncss and despatch.
omcc on Wide Water Street, head of Roa.
pokc Square. JulvS
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FOR WASHINGTON, ALEXANDKIA
ANIL GEORGETOWN.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK
NOTICE.
From and after this date.

--- From and after this date,
A and until further notice, the
G--@ Passage and Fare by the Bal
Steam Boats between
~s&sE&xaS Norfolk and Baltimore,
WILL BE 81.
Passengers for Washington by this route will
have tickets issued to them on board the boat en-
titling them to passage through to Washington
Tor 50 M on board the Boats included
Passengers taking this route to Washington will
land in Baltimore in time for the I O'Clock morning
train to that city, and arrive in time for breakfast,
3 hours ahead of the New Rail Road and ~Steamboat
line. JAS. f. HUNTER
June Is Agent II. S. p co.
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GTEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
V Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &C., Mar
set Square, Portsmouth, Va.
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~ HOFFMAN,. Boot and Shoes Manufacture.
L {. er, south OF the Market, Crawford STR Set,
Portsmouth, Va
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DULL'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
- A large supply of BulPs highly esteemed SAR-
SAPARlILA. Persons suffering from Erupuons,
Ulcers OF long standing, Chronic Rheumatism,
Scrofula or Kings Evil, &c, will derive great ben.
eft from its use. &c. SCHooLFIELD & CO.,
Aug 2O-5t Druggists.
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- w HEELER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, Portsmouth, Va.
yy- 0filce in Bourke's New Building, High street,
where he will be pleased to see all persons having
business in the line of his profession. Sep is Q
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RORERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail Hat
~ and Cap Store, Sign of the Panther, High
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$50 REWARD.

sou KEW RD.
FIFTY will be given for
GyiS the apprehension and delivery to the sub
scribcr in Portsmouth,, NEGRO GIRL
fEN NELLY. who was purchased of George
AN Williamson's estate, in December, ls43,
MMM by Thos. Brooks. Esq, She is supposed
eAAAsg to be harboured in ST. Brides Parish =
Nelly is II years old, about 5 feet 6 inches high,
thick set, with full round face, and large eyes.
Information can be given that might probably
lead to detection, by applying to the subscriber.
Portsmouth, Feb ID JAMES III. HALL.
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FBRGUSON s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Coal,
IL and general Commission business. Wide Water
steet, Norfolk, Va. ,H"" HiE rre. t't
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RACON HAMS.-2,OO 900 lbs of choice BACON
- HAMS received this day, and for sale low Nv
Aug 11-4t II. n. WERE
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YERMs OF THE NEW ERA.

TTF"o VI VIE NEW FKA. IN"
TO subscribers, NINE CENTSPER WEEK, pay
ponsnole Tor the amopnt due at the expiration Of
Wnen sent by mail the terms are S for twelve
mo nths. - -
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MISCELLANEOUS

EARTHQUAKE NOTICE. desire, very
Il respectfully, to impress npon the minds of all
persons who are indebted to me, and more especially
those WHOSE accounts have been long standing, that
justice TO me demands of them an immediate set
Element. Those who do not heed this notice may
soon expect a more pressing invitation:
July % r. BELL.
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STEAMBOAT ADvERTIsEMENTs.
FOR l. POINT.

TWO TRIPS EVERY SUNDAY!
Ae The steamer OSCEOLA
A-A willleave Weights Wharf
GGTSSSlEI-MIa Norfolk, tourhing at Ports.
mouth, every
at half past 7o'clock. "A. NJ, and at O'Clock,
r. NJ. ~
Returning, she will leave Old Point at 9o'clock
AN and at o O'Clock, p. NJ.
W Passage, TO GO and return, s5 cents. Colored
persons w'ii be charged the same. Slaves not al
ipwed on BOARD without a written permission from
their owners. '"'
Passage will BIO taken at the gangway. and mas
scngers arc particularly requested to provide thcrn..
selves with change. 7. MITCHELL, CAPTAIN.
n. ID. Weather permitting, the OsceoI, VIII ,
In the evening, extend her trip towards the Capcs'
June I3 "P~''
FOR WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
AND GEORGETOWN.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.
xSsSesf The steamer OSCEOLN
Hs-@E9soa will leave Norfolk Couch
the above places every
Monday and" Thursday, at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ. Re.
turning, leave Washington every. w ed acsIxy and
Saturday, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Passage and Fare So 90.
The Osceola will connect, going and returning
with the Portsmouth & Roanoke Rail Road and
lanes River Steamers. Passage and Fare from
petersburg or Richmond to Washington, & $500.
She VIII stop at her usual landings on the Poto-
mac, to take Oh or land Passengers, and at Cone
River every Monday going, anil Saturday return
ing from Washington. JAS.
way 70 Master
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II ILL Wholesale Grocery and Commits
u sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk, Va.
WILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
NorEolL Va .'
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MEAL, We are receiving daily nv
IYl the Baltimore Boats, a superior article ~
BOLTED MEAL. VIII G e. GO "
Aug
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NEW FLOUR.-l0 barrels New PATAPSCo
~ FLOUR, warranted extra. For sale by
aug lit II. III. WEIR.
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PUBLIC HOTELS, &c.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
OLD POINT HOTEL.

3Ga5zA NOW one of the most splendid aud
fsssNMA extensive establishments i'm the ,oun-
Iil.EAA try, will be opened for visitors on the
lIlllES4 LIST of June. tr -
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me title to the above property is believed to be-.
perfect, all OF 1t having been acquired by the Ports.
mouth ~ Roanoke Rail Road Company after its
mortgage to the Board of Public Works, and duly
conveyed as above mentioned ; yet acting as Trus-
zee ! sha II sell and convey only the title legally and
Aug WIN. Fl. WILSON. Trustee.
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II BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
II: die streets, Portsmouth, Va.
John COOKE & CO., Dealers in Foreign
- and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth Va.
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CHAR Il Fl. HEINTTSH, Agent, Drug
" gist and Apotecary, and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dyestuffs &C., High street, Portsmouth, va.
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NRUST Sale OF STEAM ENGINES

TRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGIN les,
II CAkS, &c.-Pursuant to two Deeds OF Trust.
executed by the Portsmouth & Roanoke Rail Road
company. dated, respectively, the 18th of March,
io4o, and 18th October, 1913, both duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of Norfolk County Court, for the
purpose OF paying certain notes due 10 the Prcsi-
cent Directors, &C., of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
gln'a, and the Presidents, Directors, & Co., of the
hahk OF Virginia therein provided for in the first
OF winch deeds l am the surviving Trustee, and in,
me second L was appointed sole Trustee, I shall
sell at public auction, before the Court House i'm
rortsmouth Tor cash, on tho 9TH of September next,
at hall past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the following pro,
Perty mentioned in said Deeds, to wit Two En-
gines, severally called the A. Joyner aud A.. En-
merson l eight wheel Passenger Car called the
washington; | eight wheel Baggage Car l Screw
Cutting Machine; IL four wheel common Wood
Cars; 3 eight wheel Freight Cars; 90 Gas. Iron
DrllIed Rail Road Wheels, or so many of the three
last described articles as may be in existence and
one eigh,t wheel Engine called the Roanoke, and
her Tender, made by Eastwich & Harrison. -
should 1T be deemed advisable by those interest
ga In the payment of the above notes to postpone
the above sale until after the sale 10 be made bv the.
BOARD OF Public Works under the mortgage to the
state, which is advt rtised to take place at noon ON
Immediately after such sale.
ne title TO the above property is believed IN h..
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EOR SALE!A BARGAIN Two handsome
Il second hand COOKING STOVES, on very fa-
yorable terms, if immediate application be made to
DANIEL S, CHERRY,
July 81 Under the Old Dominion Office.
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DACON.-5OO Extra Hams-2D, 900 Hop Round
~ Bacon, which we are selling low. Call at
WILLS & Co,
July 70 High street
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Relating to the sale of the Portsmouth and Ro.
anoke Rail Road.
July 9 Thtds J. b. Jr.. ID And
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HOGLE2S GAMES containing the estab-
- iished Rules and practice of Whist. Brag. Loo,
Chess, Back CANNON, Draughts, Hazard, Domino,
&c, &c. For sale by
Jure2 w. II. II. HODGES & co.
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NOTICE. have a small FARM, four or five
IN miles from Portsmouth, which ! will EXCHANGE
for property in town. There is a fine crop now
growing on tao same. Any person wishing TO
make an exchange will call on
STEPHEN JAMES,
July % Portsmouib
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ORDER 0FTHEPRESIDENT & DIRECTORS
Of The Board Of Pubiic Works:

,,,,D y bItV N, JT., "a AuUltOt.
MEMO The portion of this road which lies in
Nortn carolina Is claimed adversely to the mort
cages of the Board of Public Works, by nersons
who profess to hold it under the laws of North Caro-
lima: IL Is to be understood that the title to such
portion rs to be adJudicated according to the laws
at the purchasers own hazard.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-11

EoR sALE.--A likely negro boy, IA years Of
Il age, good character, and slave for life; to be
disposed of for fault, in Maryland or the District
Of Columbia. Address A. B., Georgetown post Of
fee, Mar. 1913
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Ssw York, Thursday, Decsmbsr 10, Is48.
Important Mexican News.

We learn that an inhabitant' of one of the
northern provinces OF Mexico is now in W ashing
ron, ar has recently been there. TO ascertain the
views OF our government relative to acknowledge
ing the independence OF Northern Mexico.
Tins "inhabitant," special messenger, states
that the people Of the provinces wish TO separate
from The central government and will do so if
they feel sure of our protection.
We give This piece of information il came to
us, and we leave il to the public for reflection. 1t
not likely, however, that the administration nj
Washington will entertain any proposition of the
kind, for the reason that it might possibly COM
promise us in the eyes OF the world. This war
with Mexico must be an independent one be-
tween that nation aud the United Sta'es our
government will not probably permit itself TO be
eniansled in any third question or party.
We are clearly right in our invasion Of Mexico,
and we wish 10 remain so but if the northern
provinces declare their independence, and we do
not annex them to this Union, the question whe-
Iher not we will acknowledge their indepen-
denee will be taken into consider alton.
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Musical.


THg AroLLoSgoSs.-These extraordinary musicisas
Will give concert at Brooklyn Friday evening next
and they gain the hearts OF the public they have
in this city, they will need larger house to accommo.
date their audiences than Brooklyn can afford to them
Their last given al tho Tabernscls In this city
was we'll exceedingly well attended when ct consi.
dered how great q combination OF the most eminent
talent has hitherto been necessary 70 oil the spacious
building. That they were emnenfly successful 10 best
proved by the fact that on; Of twelve pieces ome of
them long concerted ones) more than the half
cored. Tue duet, "sumber infant slumber." sung by
the choicest gems Of music va listened to. Let
the public once know the true merits Ct hsss children
and they will become the pets OF the country.
CAsMLo suoRr.-The great violiust will give con-
cert at PHILADELPHIA this evening. and Il being the only
tina, he will give there uill collect another i'm
sssembsge Of the lovers Ct music in that city,
He will perform several Of his fsvorite airs and will be
assisted by De Begins. Julia Northsi ami other talent
OF eFninence.
hsNhi hrhr.-The emperor pianist ssems 10 have
shieveds greater triumph In Philadelphia than
here The enthusiasm Of his large audiences was whou.
bound He now proceeds to Boston, where he will give
tao concerts after vhi,h he returns TO Phadelphia
and will Play once for the Musical Fund all seciev
During TIE Mondays, We learn that be will be in this
city again and give soirts meas devoted to
music Of the sy 10 OF Beethoven Hummel k also lie
courts Of which he will introduce his ce,brated E,uss
d. Consrreofrs We understand by the lightning In.
that his in Fhiadephia last eyening was ,o5
ed, and very enthusiastic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

Tns Doc By wrLLriM YorArY-pditsd, with addi-
tons, by T. J. Lewis, NJ D., Member Of the Academy Of
Natural Sciences, of Philadelphia. Published by Lea
Blanchard Of that city This IL q valuable work for
sportsaen and lovers Of dogs, much attention having
been applied 10 the diseases breeding rearing and pecu
liarities Of the canine This work IL splenddly
embeshed, with engravings OF Gil tho different breeds
OF dogs and the very best written work exsnt on this
subject
Tss s,,Trs OF CBsNry--By Mrs Anna X. Dorsey
Edvard DunniSnn, No ISL Fulton street This Is very
interesting tale written BY the suthore with the view
Of showing that religion and morality above all else
stuts the only true and lasting happiness We recon.
mend as an admirable book for the young. and h,pe
viii have an extensive circulation.
CHANnKRS CycLoydprA or EssLisH LfrEnAvukK, No.
LII Long Brother, % Ann street, New York This
y computation Of the best productions Of Engiish intel
lsctfrom Anglo Saxon to the present time, and every
thing connected with Chambers IL well suited for gene
raj circulation
s,uoRs LFs AND sAILoss Yaass-C. y Francis 4
Co, 25l Broadway.-1he title sufficiently explains the
contents OF this work very interesting little book
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Edmonds

Dsc. s.-HeDry Piotfnsy Us. james Crstnasn. John
Wiikss, JOAN Randolph and Peter w Fuii,r. Nonsuit
entered for Greenmsn Wilkes and Randolph, and vsg-
dict for Fuller
Thomas Main w. Hsnry King- This action
contract The defendant contracted with the plsin-
tn FOR 100 barrels OF fresh eggs 10 be paid for ct the rate
Of one shilling for svery nine eggs. but the defendant
Afterwards refused to receive them The plaintiff then
solA them in open market for dsfsndsnt account and
the action s brought for the difference between what
they brought and the amount which plaintiff was TO pay
had he received them The defence mp that the
plaintiff would not allow the defendant to count or ex
mine the quail ~ Of the eggs yerd Ct fer plaintiff for
$500 with interest For plaintiff, Mr. N. B. biont Tor
defendant Mr.. J. ?. Nash
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Movements OF traveller.

We found, last night, the following principal hotels
well supplied with transient occupants and from the
open nature Of the season-he continued briskness Of
trsdeand the excitement incident to the at
posed to exchange them for the cold and and
monotinous routine Of country life.
AMERicAN-John Ehlers, New Jersey; Mr. Nevens do,
Gilbert Meene, Va; Reynolds, Penna f. Rider, West
Point C. Williams, Soningon; O. Wells, Westchester;
Laurence Detroit; B. Larney, u s. A.; Joy, Boston
II. Ramsdell Newburgh; j. Murray, Buffalo; H Rich
ards, Philadelphia.
AsroR.-C Wales, Boston; w. Hasbruck, Newburrh
G. shattush, Boston r. Lifep, Phadelpha; A. Pslmer
Westerly Gen. Weighman, Washington H. Willard,
Troy B. Raymond. Albany J. Hartshorn, Providence
O. Emerson Bennington 8. Scovnl, Conn II. johnson,
w. Hssetne Philadelphia; B. Poor Boston; J. Graham
Pennsylvania r. Crafts, Beston Horace Greeley, New
York
Crrr.-H. Chauncey, Norfolk J. Lawanga Boston;
J. Powers, Catt.kI; J. Van Richten do; J. Thorn N.
Goddard, Boston; E. Laourcsde Philnda; W. Neville.
Mobile; J. Workman Mr. Eusts, Philada; NJ Bale, St
Louis; w. Catherwood, Phlada; A. Green, Virginia;
Mr. Henchlin, Valparaiso.
FaArxLIr.-H. Hyde, Bridgeport; J. Thompson, Va;
f. Pratt, Hartford; c. Wainwright, Ohio; A. Campbell.
Ward, N. j.; DR.. Cazenovs, Pa ]. Todd, Phila.
HowARp. u flasher, Phila J. Lee, do; @ Hamley.
dol Wilman DO; L. Van Brunt, Long Island; A. Oil;
mour New York; Hon. d. Sheppard, Saratoga Springs
l.. Cook, Baltimore; J. Freeman, Albany; II. Barnes
Philadelphia; c. Osgood, Norwich; A. Greene, Boston;
T. Sergeant Poughkeepsie; Edward Clayton. Baltimore
8. switzer, Philadelphia Z. Cutter, Boston.
Junsos MIR Beaoley, Connecticut (; w. A. Hall, New
Phillips, New York A. Jones, Buffalo; s. Griswold,
stonington M Briggs, Providence; L. HYDE Hayden.
vilie Doolittls New Haven 8. Goodridgs, NJ York;
J. Mitchell. Waterbury; Joseph Ely Thomsonvills j..
Knoskenstif Phila, Capt Reyes, West Point.