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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
EAST CoRtNTu. Ano. 81 |

EAST CoRNrH Aug, q, 1916.
AgrPeably to adjournment, the convention met at the
chapel in East Corinth and at 10 A. NJ was called to
order by B. Aldrich, ESQ. Hon. Harry Hale was APP
pointed President pro tenn and Arunah Ward, Secrea-
ry pro tenn.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Stephen I4eavtt A
committee of five were appointed to nominate officers
for the permanent organization of the convention. The
convention then addressed by several gentlemen
giving account of the progress the Liberty cause
in different sections of the County, till the committee
came in and reported for President Hon. Harry Hale;
for Vice Presidents, Benson Aldrich Esq. and Rev
Wilder Heminway; for Secretaries, Arunah Ward
and VIM. T. George. The report of the committee
was adopted and the officers elected
On motion of A. M. Dckey, the Chair appointed
a committee offiveto draft resolutions; Esq Lamphire
Stephen Leavitt, A. S. Mcfarland, A. NJ Dickee ant
VIM. T. George were appointed, and the convention
adjourned till half past one P. M.
P. M. Convention called to order by the Chair
VIM. Il. George, from the committee on resolutions
presented the following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, the system Of American slavery is not on
y political curse to the States where it exists, ant
the nation at large, increasing taxes, threatening
our peace and prosperity nuring reputation ant
darkenng prospects; but is also direct violation
of the law of benovolence, and the obligations enor
ced by religion, setting aside necessarily, that grea
fundamental principle of Equality which is necessary
to the happiness of all human society, ramplng unde
foot those relations which every social privilege
enjoyment is based sustaining and encouraging war
RIGHTEOUSNESS gambling, notwithstanding, profanity
and almost every sin with which our nation is cursed
preventing not only the influence, but the preaching
the gospel and the PRONUNCIATION of the truths of thu
bible Withholding from almost one-sixlh of our cntr
population even the instruction necessary to mowl
edge of the plan of savationtherefore we, your com
mittee, present the following resolutions
Resolved, That as slavery in the United States i
supported and sustained by political action therefor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

0|@By the Britannia arriving at noon Tuesday, we
have Liverpool papers to August 10. The news is
not of great importance. Money is plenty. The
reins of power They have succeeded in repeating
the sugar duties. The potato rot general Thunder
showers have greatly hurt the wheat and it IS feared
considerably diminished the crop. Sale Of American
provisions rather dull owing to immense mportatons
In France, the Theirs m nistry have been entirely
successful in the election of the parliament They
have over 100 majority.
The Hon. Mr.. Mclane, our minister came home IN
the Britannia.
OConneIl and the Nation party have had complete
rupture.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.

Rutland Dist-Est. E Hawkins, Wallingford; COM
mrs. sit at Huntoon, Jan. 9, 1847.
Fairhaven Dist.-Est. Mason Caseton; commrs
sit at widows last Monday of Sept and LIST Monday of
Dec.
Marlboro Dist-Est R Cooper, Dover; commrs. sit
at Town Hall at Dover, Cd Mond. of Dec, and Jan.
next.
Est J Stearns, Somerset will presented at Tag
gorts Inn in Newane last Thursday in Sept.
Est I NJ Bowen, Nottingham; commrs. sit at
Whitneys Inn, Sept. % and Oct g.
Westminster Dist.-Est. J Clayton, Jamaica; ad.
ap ex. Of time, at Dckinsons Hotel, Rockingham last
Wednes. Sept. Est. J Marsh, Rockingham, adj act.
presented same time. Est E Chase, Rockingham
will presented same time.
AGRICULTURAL.
Washington Co. Agricultural FAN at Montpelier
Oct LIST
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

-. NIIE subscriber, having taken the well
Xxx ",.s L known Tavern Stand formerly occupied
a. by Mrs. Stafford, and more recently by Mr..
Black, would give notice that it will be kept upon strict
TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES;
and he hopes to merit a. least share of public pa ron
age, by attention to the wants of such as may pa ron
ze him, both in doors and out He trusts the friend
of temperance, good order and morals will not pasis by
HERVY SPALDING
Moa!p9li er, April 3, 1856 At
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WASHINGTON, August 9th, l84(


learn that cabinet council was held yesterday,
on the subject ofour relations with Mexico, and espe
ciay in reference to the recent demonstrations of the
Santa Ana party; and that it determined to take
no further steps, diplomatic or begeront in regard to
Mexico, until the result of the revolution shall be
known.
The fleets are to remain nactvc-which, by the
way, it is what they Just fit tor-and Gen. Taylor
is to continue to menace invasion, until the new
Santa Ana government shall be established
If diplomacy should then fail, the war is to be COM
menced in earnest and means are to be found to rem
der our very expensive naval establishment somewhat
less useless than it has hitherto been.
Some have imagined that the Government is in a
league with Santa Ana;-that he in fact, goes to
Mexico as an agent or ally of the United States to
conquer Or buy peace, at cheaper rate than are
likely to obtain it ourselves discredt this, entirely.
1t is by no certain that Santa Ana's faction,
if successful, will be disposed to put end to the war;
upon any terms more favorable to us than we could
obtain from the existing government On the contra
ry it might and probably would enable Mexico to sus
tain the war with greater resolution and increased re-
Sources
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
BRIGHTON MARKET .
MONDAY, Aug. 81.

MONDAY, Aug. 81.
REPORTED FOR THE TRAVELLER.
AT market, $3.50 beef cattle and stores, 10 yokes
working oxen, 30 cows and calves, 5000 sheep and
lambs, and about 1000 swine.
Beef Cattle first quality $50 second quality 500;
third quality $50
Store Cattle.-Sales of yearlings at $3.50 So A
years old, 50 a 10 per head.
Working oXen--sales of two Jokes sos, 81.
Cows and Cayes.-Sales made at SIG, Is. 81, to
40, and 1850
Sheep.-Saes oflots at 1877, 1863 1,75, 2, and 2,67
banows.
WOOL.-Amercan full blood 80 to 35c per. b.
Three fourths, q to 30. One half, % to IS. One
focHh, 20 to %. Poorer qualities, fiom 8 to 20.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

Great ,Ners for Poor .Men.--The New York Post
says, "We say poor men, rejoice, for in the next
five years you will be taxed only two cents bushel
for salt whereas, you have heretofore been paying ten"
Tho qnH may come cheap enough but if the poor men
don't have to pay pretty dear for the pepper that has
been used upon the poor Mexcans, down there among
the Chapparals, we miss our guess that's all.
Elihu'5 Ezekiel says that.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

There is an evidently increasing discomfort among
all parties in the free Sates at The constant oversee
risn which slavery exers in our nation We see that
even the Worcester Palladium one of the most invet-
crate Democratic papers in this State ventures so far
to reflect upon the unjust and partial course of its own
party at Washington, in the distribution of national
avors ard Governments patronage, to say Of the APP
pontment of R. j. Ingersol, of Connecticut as Minis
ter, to Russia, We like to an appojntncn Of this
kind come 10 The North occAsIoNALLY"- Regis
ter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
AN ENIGMA.

am composed of % letters,
My Is l3, is a common article of furniture.
II IL 3 8 90, is a county in Md.
81 10 Is II, is a water fowl.
10 10 IL, is plant much used
ID Is 6 5, is a town inn. II.
II l, is carriage.
l Is 3 IA 2 II, is a county in Ohio.
769 Is, is town in n Y.
20 Is 3 % 6, is a county in Va.
l6 3 Is, is notorious pirate, hung in Boston
in 1896.
ID 10 10, is a garden vegetable.
Is 20, is a mischevous animal.
3 2 IA l8, is a beautiful flower,
5 IA II 3 8 Z, is plant.
II 81 10 6, is an amphibious quadruped,
My whole is the name of distinguished French
General, II. 5.
Simonsville, Aug, 1896
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

Congressional Cndidate,-We again place
at our masthead the names Of our excellent
candidates for Congress in the I'd and 4th Dis
tricts. Will not the friends of Liberty prepare
themselves for vigorous exortion to secure their
election!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
Receipts for the Freeman,
[Nor PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Nut FKLV TOUNLY AUKN0W LEDGED.
J Moore, A Sawyer, A Boyles, R flillery, S Ran
ney, Gibson, C Marshall, l,50 each; S P Ste
vens, Newton, NJ M Davis, P G Dawley, R Crowly,
= Smith, Sl,00 each; N N Barrows, 5000; NJ
Bennett, $500; Al Cochrane, $500; E w Sabin
$500; H Clement, Sl,44; A Farnsworth, G Averill,
so cts each. B Aldrch $3.50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

PROCRASTlNATtIIN IS THE THIEF OF TIAE.
Delay dangerous; neglect that cold and cough few weeks
and the hope Of recovery will be lost you forever Let am
pecunay consideration deter you from trying your life AM
health while there is chance Consumption annually sweep
ng off thousands the tomb; disease bate the skill
ply icins like it, ply scan perhaps, has done more p
this large class of suffering humanity than Dr. War "An
of preventive worth pound Of before yvu
lungs become liberated and diseased human means cal
you from carly grave, try in sson try once, medi
cine which has been of such infinite service thousands obtain
bottle Of DWsars invaluable Basam of Wild Cherry take it,
get another necessary perscvere using you
moved the disease entirely which neglected will terminate you
life Be deceived by quacks with their limitations and coun
tertcits buy none hut the genuine.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS ON the wrapper.
For sale by $. P. Redfed, Montpelier Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, recently of the Orange Hotel Chelsea
takes Ibis opportunity to inform the public that he has rented
the Union House. and has been tho oughy repaired from bottom
TO top ana furnished with new tunre and he pledges himself
spare pains in having well kept He at great ey
in getting the large and cumnudou House in order to re-
ctve the rush OF patronage which this House Is worthy and capa
Bile of accommodating.
Relying upon his experience in the business Of Keeping Public
House, he hopes to satisfy the public Of what he has his
House. Without further call and see, and obIgc
LEVI BOUTWELL,
Montpelier Sept 10, 1876 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
ELMoRE e.

HE resident propreors Of ne Of Elmoe, tile Count
y Lamole hereby notified that the nsscssed by
said town. within the preceding this date either
in whole part unpaid the following described lands in said
inv fourit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
E@ME " EME On

In MiddIesex 4th inst Emily, daughter of Dca
John Hancock, aged 10.
In Pomfret, Aug. Goth Newell R., infant son of Viii
lis and Celia Bugbee aged 2 weeks aad days
In Shelburne, on the 18th ut, Hannah J. daughter
of Jacob Turner aged 30.
In Bristol, Aug, 20, Miss Alma A, Dunshee aged
"a years.
In Burlington Aug. DIST Mr.. Isaac Priggs, late Of
Mddlebury, aged52.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
wmA nSnx ulwaG EssI.

In Iighgate on the 18th ult, Rev II. P, Cutting to
Miss Lucina Rixlord.
In Ilinesburgh, the 9th ult, Geo. Lee Lyman to
Miss NJ c. Byington
In Colchester, August 9th Mr. WIN. s. Hyde to
Miss Jemima Farrand both Of C..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

ANSWER TO ENIGMA OFLAST WEEK.
ast-Never-Shovel-U m-Envoy. Ny whole is
Southern Slavery. So
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
Cabinet Furniture.

THSl1E subscriber would inform the inhabitants {.
FL Montpelier, and the adjoining towns, that he has
Opcred Shop Main street, opposite the Brick Church.
where he will carry the CABINET business, in all its
branches and will keep constantly on hand ready made
Work. Every one wishing to purchase will do well 10
call and for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Most kinds of Lumber and Produce wanted in ex-
change for Furniture
Two good Journeymen ed at the above business,
who, if well recommended, will find constant employ
ment and high wages. w. A. CADY.
Montpelier, Aug. 1876 SO IT.
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LIRER ATION.

NHIs may certify that have given my son Daniel Hocomb his
time during the remainder of his minority for
himself and shall neither his wages nor be accountable for
his contracts ailtr this date, MILO HOLCOMB.
Murshfeld, Sept. 4, 1876,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

NY OFNTW YORK
ayng established agency Vermont offer an opp fn To
- individuals to Policies upon their own lives or the live
Of their friends, terms favorable those any other ns
in this country. ~
Blank forms of application and any information relative TO the
institution may be had, aud assurances effected uppcan nv
Mail otherwise to D. n. WRIGHT Agent Mr,tnrIier W
April 20, 1876. .Snc
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u, II. SESSIONS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT. 36:Iy
Y'ObOCCO.

ELIS WILDER CO. have just received so boxes Of that
- superior Tobacco which they will sell wholesale and retail
less price than it can be bought in Boston. No mistake
SepL2, 1876
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ctor's Amt Of Original proprietor's Amt f
T.; Taxes Names Tayra

And much Of said lands will be sold public actun rhg
dwelling house eff SamIr Ruggles in said oxbury tho lt
Thursday Of October next, 1T ocmc after noon, shall be
requisite to discharge said with costs, unless previously
paid.
Eatcd atEJAbury Sept. lst, 1916.
36 SAMUEL, RJGCyT,ESS Firs5 Constable.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

And much Of said lands will be sold public uctioR at the
dwelling house of Ab Camp, the LIST Thursday October next
10 O'clock renoon shall be requisite discharge said taxes
with unless previously paid ABEL CAMP First Constable.
Dated It Gilmore, Aug. y, 1915.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

N.7SUF4cToRY I4BOrs CHiiSRtR Strcef,
100 North 5th ~. philadelphia.
FnNHE subscriber finished and Offers for handsome
n OF Vehicles Of the latest style fasAiSH such
double single Rockaway and Cauyan Wagons OF
Car SHlksys York Uag0H with without &C
which he viii dispose the All dsscP
Vehicles made order be OF the
teria1 and workmanship.
Southern add Western Merchants wishing purchase of the
above requested and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
An Work coming from his Mandatory arraAted for
gear.
H Having received the SILVER MEDAL, being the highest
premium awarded the Exhibition OF the Fankin Institute
for the superiority OF workmanship in his line which
fouVvhec
daiion for the superiority OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
I6S- NOrh Frnh street. above canowhH, Philadelphia.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN & co. are in re-
- eeipt n unusually GOODS
comprising every vre suited country among
Rich faris Cashmere Robes
Rich ombfe SHADED Cashmsre and Mou.rns
Rich Oregon. Castinian and Clemantne Paids
Plaid Meriao Cashuneres
Rich satin ,t'iped Tibet DO.
BIZ aud cord Aipaeas
Bt and satin striped do.
Bonbssin es Crapes ant Popln.
Rich RuEe Onnhre r. D'joe silks
Rich P.kin faeonn. do
Rich Gro de Napes Gacf do
Together with great variety Of
New style suns, from Use to ~ per yard
White and cord embd Muslin Robrs
Preach eunbd Collars Cb-mi.-,,s Canes
Infants froek Bodies. sleeves,
ombre shaded CIoasinEs
Bk French Goth Cashmere.
Sill. satin ard 4 Yes inss
satnet., fiiod kcrs-ys. Kereys
Plaid ILnseys, while sni red FiirneIs
White Domets Wecb shr nlirg ami Canton Flannel.
SERVANT Whitney, and super inland bound Blankets
SIX and msrino Hoe Gloves, fancy sail Crivats
Heavy tia aud eod hbei. smbd nd
White ami eoJ eHSd Ca seirfs something very petty.
-ALsO-
CsrPetngs, Rugs and Boeknzs-
For SALE At Wholesale
No 90 WEST MAIN STREET
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NUNS u CLARK'S PIANOS.

Whatare the requisites OF n good Pianof
Nh ANY persons IN purchasing Piano Forte,
1' suffer hsmseyeso be guided by appearance
terror polish OF the the loud OF
Judge takes ascertsR that lac purchases
or piece of cabinet furntnre but substantial durable
cal Instrument
good Piano should be equal
quality Of tonethe touch gh and easterong
ton Of its and altogether neither loud (which
months becomes harsh and wy contrary
require several Of before
hoses that peculiar mud sound oeeasorci
solness Of the leather te hammer which strikes
These the requisites OF really good Piano
The subscriber has been during whole life engaged
dy OF music and particularly Of The Piano, OF which
has teen for years tsaehng 90 Rehoud)
has becoming gagged the sale ofhe
his attention meal formation regulating
with the consequently he believes himself
judge Of the Of For and purchasers buy
OF him cel assured that they viii have
p All Pianos sold by him considered
sei be returned should the purchaser peri ely
with his purchase.
0 Pianos packed despatch upon
receipt Of an order p. H. TAYLOR,
Dea'er In Piano FoTes Music and Musical Instruments
30 100 Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
GEORGE EARLE, Merchant, Tailor.

NO. CHEsNUT STREET PHILADEIPHIA
AS Constantly ON hand al his Tailoring Store Cd
pc me seate hoase an elegant French
Enghah Cloths Cas-mere and venx- arriv,
" lie conducts the essbshmeni principle Of ., ndns
no garments out OF his quality
nus that he has long enjoyed In mi rv
and throughout the Union. lie respectfully .ot All
rom Gentlemen visiting the INV
oders entrusted To him. In and At lower than
The quality be had an III. ev fmv4,T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
w. 3. d J. DOMAIN.
Fall importation Hardware.

K the ship "Harkaway," Just arrived in James
hVer Hofn Liverpool we receiving
OF English Hardware ard Cutlery We vd by re-.
cent arrivals from the Nohern hsauieue. OF
American Hardware.
our I'm poaon the have eve,
aoe and every vay worthy the pureha-c
nave been careful 70 get upths paen IN.
~ es aSa-S TO the wants ofou uaee ant en
pstfary iavi,e fenss rensraIy reh,n,
Hardware, 10 give ~ Il call w = A y D0NNAS
M.
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New Goods This doy Recc;yed

view Goods this day Received.
IL ZEN n co. have now The largest stock of
IN ROcd ready made Cohng ever eIhhit.d in tbs CIV and
are Offering great inducements CusIomeT which faei
they can fully prove, by calling the fol-
loving Goods the most and
ost called for and which pains TO Rave
made IA The most suit slntiai sin
gle and double breased heavy beaver Over Coats low p
eco aud medium tweed business fancy easer
Pans nerino Vesngs OF all qualities Draw-
saspende sears Gloves Crayais which we will sell
s7eh prices as the same quay OF
city.
oe % KEEN 4 co.
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III. w. d J. J. FRY 81 CO.,
WHOLE ALE DKALkRs,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bag, Rio CoGse
500 bags Log. do
$50 do old white anj lava do
100 hhds Orleans Sugar, part prime
95 do Rico do do
~ Groin do do
rs casks clarified
65 boIes No I Loaf do
30 bbls crushed do
90 do pulversed 90
so hhds Moiasses
TOO kegs Nsiis hest 1ualin
1900 sides Solc Leather
5 tons bills cred
cases and sheer steel
200 boIGs Sperm nj Talow Candles
1000 rms wrap. Paper Part large
900 " cap and letter 10
eeroons prime Indigo
so packages q. p, Implnnd Bilet Teas
IS bbs lamp AMI
200 kegs rife and blasting Powder
Bar Lead, shot and Bar Iron
Maader Alum and Salt Petre
Coppera- Sulphur aAd salt.
Soaps, Mustard Choeolite, Hacking &c
6IlO and 1p112
Coil Rope, Cords AMI Lines
Ashton Sack
so dozen Buckets
Ground Alum sack Salt
so WOODWARD
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yam assorted Nos Al
faetnry prices
OF ReeeivinE and forwarding goods be attended TO- Al
kinds OF produce received on consignment. au %
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOURS AND FARE.
One Dollar TO Portsmouth a. Norfolk


FIVE DOLLARS THROUGH TO BALTIMORE
BY the James River and Bay Boats.
69Ur The swift and comfortable boats Cur
PEoE and ALICE Captains John Davis ami J.
BroGgh, leaves the wharf Rockets
ing (sundys eTeeped O'Clock, Norfolk
and OF the Bay Boats Hampton Roads
O'Clock.
Returning Alice viii leave Norfolk alter
natey morning Sundays excepted O'Clock
OF the Bay Boats from Baltimore and touch all
the river, going and returning.
Passengers going from Rehmoud Petersburg by
and comfortable whayes hne view Of
James about Hampton Roads Portsmouth, Norfolk Rip
Rape and Old Pom Comfort, and in Baltimore O'Clock
the morning without OF fthe
routes leaving there that and
ngton City breakfast; days Baltimore
and that O'Clock the
Petersburg the next evening by O'Clock and Richmond by
PAST o'clock; making the round trip Baltimore
Richmond In less than three day..
Passage and Fare from Richmond Petersburg fror
Portsmouth Norfolk, breakfast and dinner included 81
Passage and Fare, from Richmond from
Baltimore, tbreakflsi snd dinner River
supper and lodging the Bay Boats inslu5edl S. 90
oe HAShINS l. LIBBY
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NO. IO2.
L l. 4 n a. q Il

Is T. T. n u T. U.
NAy receiving supply Of Ready made Clothing for
w Pail aud Winter wear, Consisting IN part, Of
Pine aud medium Beaver OVeIeoats
DO do do FIosk Coats
Extra French do Ovcfeoats
DO black Cas-. Froeks style
Tweed do do do
do Casss SACKS, all prices
Double MiIed Tweed, do
Tweed Sack FIoeks something
Plain brk Cass Pants, good quality
French Doeskin do. do
Cord do. great variety
Fine Cloth Dress Coats under way
DO French Froek do ."
First quality cord satinet Pants
DO do mId do do
No Sat. seaTfs, hrk and cold
Black an cold Cravats
New style Neck Ties
SILK a1i.l, velvet, cloth. merino and other ves.s.
Dr w, 4 No. Cutter any garment up At
the shortest nJiee aud warrant good TT
SEQ KEEN l. co.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW AND STEAMBOAT
Between Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point Comfort, sc Port WRlthalI.
FARE REDUCED To rs Cents, INCLUDING MEALS
= kVANHE public is hereby notified, that
NazAs4zzz. = the quick NJ beautiful Steamer Angus
IA which IN the complete order a day night
line, and uhsuTasses her running
tween Port Wahan and Norfolk
Redmond and Petersburg Of ee.is s ia1u
Ding zaais
Passenger. leaving Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
aud FRIDAYS, al ST A. NJ bnakst board Augusta and
Norfolk about oelock p. NJ Returning Aisusta
leaves Norfolk at 81 on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sA
TURbAfs passengers beakang bJard Po
Waltha at half 10 NJ and al Richmond p. NJ
will be perceived from the above, comfortable and
expeditions line gives to visiting Norfolk
opportunity Of uansaetng and returning BY OF neIt
morning TO be absent from their only
The Augusta will the landings River to
take in and travel and points rer
where signal Is made.
The public assured that the OF The
Popors 10 keep up this line permanently and
travellers between RehmoEa and Norfolk the best
a the lowest
For further information tickets freight apply Depot OF
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company Ticket
Agent. oe