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u Some weeks ago abridged from the New York
papers account OF ga mammoth fraud" said TO have
been pracsed by Mr.. VIM. OConnor and other per-
in New York. in the sale OF large body of lands in
Western Virginia gentleman in Vermont Subsequent
ly and published contradiction OF that statement
far Mr. O'Connor involved in the ransaction-
We, however cheerfuy comply with the guest of that
gentleman, to whom should regret have done the
slightest injustice, uninentonally the follow.
ing card and any other paper has copied paragraph
hope it will adopt the same mode Of correcting the
erroneous statement:
CARD-Havng noticed in the public press that GER
tain complaints entered in the police office by one
Horauo Walker, OF Vermont, wherein my name is con-
necied the following will show how unlusty have been
made party these complaints This Walker in 1874
rendered, informed, certain property exchange
for Western Virginia lands. In Apnl s45 he and sever
OIL Of his friends visited with me- for the purpose Of ma
king his election the lands OF Western Virginia that had
for sale and the examination and investigation Of which
he and his friends expressed their entire satisfaction pend
ing the contamination exchange to him, was informed
that Walker was negotiating with another party, and
strange say this Walker assured that he mad con-
summatcd with the other party similar exchange Of lands
by which he acquired he said greater number Of
Of land than he could from therefore deemed our
negotiations annBed, and knew the contrary I'M
al my recent return from the South informed OF
the above police proceedings. AS Walkers charge Of
having taken his property deeds, cash. &C. and with
holding from him the same, have seen or
had either the other neither have been held TO bail
TO answer his said complaints.
June 2S, 1876. WIN. OCONNOR
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Departed this lfo after and prouacted Illness
on the morning Of tho % Of July instant this place.
the residence Of her son-naw, Thomas J. Woolf Esq,
Mrs ELzAnETH g. WALrHALL In the sxysovonth year Of
her sgs. Mrs. w the daughter Of Thomss and Frsn.
es Bate, Of Virgnis married in the yoar 1900 10 Mr..
Henry Waltha, late Of Chesterfield County Virgins; she
became widow In tho year 1871 and removed to Maron
60 County, Ala in 1885 where she resided until her desh
She hss le five living children fifteen grandchildren. and
one great grandehd besides large circle Of relatives and
friends her loss Her disssss In the
breast, snd during period Of nearly twelve months Wills
she confined 10 her bed she endoed her unceang
most sgonizing pains with upaccounabs patience and
christian forttuds, She sHectonats wife end a
kind and indulgent mother. and II will be qualification
the rssves snd friends OF the deceased know
that she died Christian, and welcomed death kind
messenger sent TO relieve her from psin soow snd suf
fernR and 10 usher her into much better ord "wbere
the wicked shall cease from troubling, and the weary shall
find rest"
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At the Wing State Convention recently held In Vermont
the following psuiote resolutions we're adopted
RssoiUsd That the enemies Of our country are our enc
mics, snd whenever that country b. involved n war We
hold II be the first duty Of every patriot sustain tho,
administration 10 he defence end his 10 hold thst
administration TO strict uncountsbiy II IL shall involve us
IN war Nithoula esuse, or conduct u with dishonor
Rs'oipsd, That the hsnks Of the convention be most
cordsy rendered 10 Gen Taylor tho heroic commander
and he gslsnt troops, for the ability and patriotism % e
heenuy displayed In the conduct Of the TeIan war sspe.
eay m the two brilliant victories upon the Rio Grsnde BY
which the American smy was rescued from the peyilon,
situation into which they bad been ordered by the sdn,
ton ;as well ~ for the moderation kindness and humanity
hey exhibited TO the vsnqushed, which impaired on add
tonal lusue 10 The American arms.
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LITER ERo,trrr1S

The steamship Galveston, Capt. Wright, arrived yessr.
Day from Brazo' Santiago and Galveston, having left the
former place on tho 18th and the latter the 18th inst
On the passage Of the Galveston from this port to Brszos
Santiago, one OF her passengers, Mr. Daniel Ade jumped
overheard and was lost He supposed to be deranR
cd.
The o. s. Court Tor tho District Of Ters. wa. orpan,.d
IN Galveston on the 18th instant The FIRST regular term IL
hted for the third Monday In November. Thomas Bates
bsq has been appointed clerk.
MAJOR John VI. Allen q. s. Marshall for the District Of
Terss, passenger on the Galveston on ber last trio
from this port.
There is searcelya line more Of news in the Texan
papefs.-M. o. Pfcaunns
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letter from Old Point to the Editors Of the Whig state,
that the vsites at that favOe have deter
mined give Dinner to Cen Gaines and to the officers
there present who engaged in the battles Of Palo
Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma. The Dinner will come
off THURSDAY next and correspondent writes that
"Rchmond is expected send her full quota both mill
tary and civil" We understand that there are At Old
Point three officers who engaged in the battles Of the
9Th and 9th Of May, whose graphic OF those hoy
contested engagements will be listened 10 with an interest
which only be inspired by a verbal narrative. The
occasion will be peculiarly attractive, and will add greatly
to the charm Of a brief excursion to the Point
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lCONMUSTCATED.
Professor Of Law i'm Harvard Univer-

We learn from the correspondence Of the National Intel
gencer, thatJudge William Kent son Of Chancellor Ren)
has been appointed to succeed Judge Story Professor Of
Law in the University OF Harvard. The honor is a very
high onebui the recipient Of il emmenty worthy Of IT,
For several years. while very young man. be discharged
the duties Of Judge in Of the New York Cours-and
retired amidst the general regrets Of oil connected with the
Courts For the last 1s months he has been abroad and
has prohed by the opportunities for improvement afforded
by foreign travel In Judge r. found the rare combine
ton Of the temper. with fine genius and extensive
requirements HIS modesty and amisbity are only sur
passed by his solid learning and splendid talents Harvard
may Justly deem herself snguary fortunate IN obtaining
the services Of such man.
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Tthn Norn.-The Galveston News Of the l7th has
very well written article upon .Revolaoaary Debt"
Among other things Il says, -
very able report relation TO our public l.hl,,e.
and bonds was presented to the which was 70.
lee'sd report recommended the part payment Of our
ground for To- rejection. FAR % we can learn wa not
thait repudiaed part but because IL did not repuds,e
the whole, or at least much The argument We un
destand was very popular. that the Obligation Of govern
ment to pay was not To DO measured BY promises. but
by the amount given Tor those promises by the holder
The News thon goes into very structure upon
Tie morality OF government that will thus trie with its
obig atoms.
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nCnNN0R
WesIPrn Xirninin

The London Morning Herald states that an American
land agent had been for time in Liverpool and ma
king OF the northwestern counties in England IN
wiling British agreu,uras to emigate the o. States in
contemplation Of the passage Of the Corn Bill and he has
been completely successful that few days he sold all
the lands that he had to dispose Of amounting almost the
superficial extent o. average English county aud could
in the time have sold times much II he had ten
times much 10
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~ German emgrsnu TO be HookinR into TsHss
The Galveston News Of the l7h says, "the Bremen Gaio
Weser CsP Freriok consigned TO Mr.. Kaufman srivsd
IN port yesterday morning. sixty days from Bremen, hsv
ing left Deal England the lTth Of May with emgrans
The schooner Agnes Captain Haesloop left Bremen on
the 18th May and arrived yesterday consigned 20 Mr. FBh
Of this city with engrants" The Schooner John George
and The brig Halowel arrived Of Galveston on the l6Ih
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gTThe Lynchburg Republican says-"Ii is said that
Washington is beseged with manufacturers Who have gone
hers influence by their imposing presence and prayers
the action Of Congress the Tariff Bill"
at said" that the manufacturers in Washington are
principally "Dcmocrats" ond IT they should be successful
IN influencing Congress- It be BY converting members
Of that party. n there DO any choatng going on" the
people will remember that the game entirely in the hands
Of opponents Its not Of course necessary to bride
the Wing members to vote against SIR Robert Walkers
Tariff
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Yesterday morning, HENRY ARHsTEAD, infsn, son OWN
and Martha y. PICKETT
The funeral will take place this "Wednesday morning At oert
AZ the residence Of his parents near IT, Johns
Chufeh-to which the friends Of the family respectfully
yiied
Lake Monroe Florida, the LEI Mrs SARAH a. ~
WHARTON; and Al the place, 5th inst hr HENRY
WHARION both Of Culpcper county, Va. w.
b1r Enquirer please copy.
Etnan n. AZ. I a..
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gJThe New York papers the death Of Pas.
Fu Esq Of that city, the 5ls year Of his sge
Mr. r. one Of the weallhest merchants Of that CITY
though years ogo be retired from active participation
in business He had also been active and influential
politician IN his day
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tNvfvrfoy o. Az EHrRloRsHlRY Scar snawt-A
scarf shawl has been submitted the editor Of the Lon
don Times, the invention Of Msssrs. Graham g. Smith
Of Ludgate street, date Evoringon g. GrahsmJ -Four
either color be alone and together three or
oil -four sccordng the caprice Of the woaror Mr. Rob
Kcer, ofPasey, h the entepfsng manufacturer who has
accomplished the weaving IN piece Of this sIusordi
nary shawl which s announced 10 DO scientific produce
lion Of fer greater merit than any thing which has sppe
Cd in the French exposition Of manufactures.
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VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The bref essays that have appeared i'm our column.
proposing to revive the Historical Society NJ W..
-. ooN'e' 0' Virginia we
So ~ -s "ie a''ehuon which the i'm
poranee OF the subject merits We have received fol-
lowing communication from a country eorrr.nopd.r, r,.
king suggestion, which we hone will h. nror,,,Ir
sponded 10 by all who FAM ~, i,,.,.., :; . -,
-. -. :. -, !" SUBJECT winch
' r'Ie0 VI 'Hsihians'
To the Editors OF the Wing;
Gentemen-l have been pleased at the publication Of
several articles in the Richmond Wing relative TO the for
nation Of Historical Society in Virginia II !. "a he
hoped the efforts making, and be made NAV prove
successful The apathy the absence OF literary taste so
spparent in Virginia, Is truly deporable.
II we can once create an interest among Us in estab-
fishing such an institution there every reason to believe
It will become distinguished Society. Other States of
our Union have had Historical Societies. Why shall Viz
gina not exert herself she IL richer in Historical lore
equally blessed in gifted sons, whose talent thus emplov
cd would make this their mother land the FL Dorado of
Amerca-the avorite theme Of the Historian her broad
and sunny plains the wake Of Philosophy her HIGHLAND
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" The Lynohburg yrginian Of Monday last, state.
tina, Capt Talbot, Of the efficient police officers
IN that place. pursuit Of Epes, the murderer Of Muir
Epes was last 10 miles from DaRgofs Springs We
Informed by the Petersburg lnegcncer that the eit.
liens Of that place have subscribed $500 10 be added o. the
reward Of $500 offered by the relations Of the deceased for
tho apprehension Of the murderer.
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DENTIsTs.-A letter written from Matamoras suggests
that Dentists visit the fields Of Pao Alto and Resaes de IL
Poma, for the very hno teeth Of the Mexican dead Who
but Yankee would have ever thought Of such specua
lOuI
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ACHnD WIN Two HEAps They are exhibiting in Bor
ion child with two hesds The younes,sr must be well 70
90 IN the world inasmuch ss one head thought to bo
pretty good provision but the proyerb says tvo besds
better than one"
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Snmds, Snr,nnnriIIn--Aa....,

HofT's oFFlCE.-Sis.OoO Capital for to-day-,he
IL drawing comes to hand by Z o'clock-TieLe,s as
shares In proporon-paekages single tickets for sale
uhh @oeioek,n HOYT'S OFFICE,
No, 3 EXCHANGE
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MARRIEn


On Wednesday The 10Th by Rev Mr. Honei GEO
w GOODE ESQ formerly of this city Louis Mo- q
NJ" FRANCE5 f. ~ daughter Of Judge WASH Of A. Louis
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HEADLEY's NAPOLEON ANDHIs MAR.

IL STALLS, complete IN two l2mo voumts illustrated
with IL ebgaungs-price $3.50.
This work has placed Mr. Headiey high strong
and clear writer ard round thinker His Napoleon
and his Oneen the no't faithful Jet written
SYMPTOMS &C various bas aRd eIcng remarkably
graphic, glowing aad pieturefaue."-tCia- Ciron.
Much light IL thrown of the periods
French History BY sketches The
before Zone % the battie hds described
vdness and force fully equanE agreeabns
Of Scott They have rot SCOTS prof. rv while they have his
ife."-fNss EHSfasdsr.
IN PREss-fbe Chrd By Burdsu sushor Of
l. IL Hau-1voi t2mo.
For sale tho bookstore Of
iu DRfNKER 4 MORRIS
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How 10 manage Tobacco Plants.

ToF. X BuRros, ESQ
Notwithstanding you good Plant raiser yet il is
believed that have boon successful here in having
plants enough and in good mo than any Of my pedeces
sors. PROPOSE therefore, give you my method Of raj
sing Plants.
select plant land in dry weather-ehoose some place
that moist oven ihen-burn in tho fall aud burn WE'LL dry
wood much tho best that which is partially Ditch
your bed well with bitches through IT, and trench go
to prevent from sobbns; when you hoe up throw il in
beds or feet wide, tho land may require-r.isne
each bed in the middle enough for the water to p... off
Let each OF these beds empty ditch that the water
not stand on the bed ALL Sow and half spoons,
full OF seed TO the hundred square yards
half the quantity when you burn about Christmas the
other half about the middle Of February. Cover
well before your plants come up. Provide yourself
with plenty Of manure; put il up in a pen
without that the grass seed may get killed some dy
time; in the fall throw and chop ne then pen il
up, and cover to keep dry-when your plants come up
commence putting on your manure through sieve say
bushe to the 100 square yads-do this twice week il il
its dry weather; il will be unnecessary-as they get
larger increase the quantty-when your plants cover the
ground take of the brush. and keep them well msnured
Do this and you will always have plants in time
Yours respectfully,
NOEL BURTON.
Mr. B. is known of the successful Plante,
IN this Country, and he desires caution the Tobacco
Planter against topping to than eight leaves unless
Is such as grows rich fiat iand-if il should dry
fall he, their Tobacco will be poor to make the
manufacturing article If topped higher than that.
ED. CHRos.l
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Prom the Milton IN. CT Chronise.
HOW I'D AVOID SMUT IN WHEAT.

To the Editor Of the Milton Chronicle:
Dear SIR As you doubtless wish to make your paper val.
uaoe 70 all It's readers, and u has ercua
on in North Csrona which 10 my mother state and Ca,
well my native county, tho people Of which have
serously from Smut in their Wheat and o. am willing
that those who will may be beneftsd BY my experience
wish you give this piece publicity 90 thai they NAV
n 80 wheat in future free from smut:
sowed twenty bushels of wheatsst fall in which
smut aboundcd TO extent Before seeding the wheat
however, soaked in Buesione for 10 hours and the re-
suit is that there 10 no, particle OF portion Of
the crop.
slowed OF the same wheat nj the time and the
land which was not soaked and IL il very badly
smuited.
NJ b. Founder the Blusstone dust aud dissolve il in
tho water before you put wheat used pound
10 eight bushels OF wheat.
Yours most respectfully,
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N O TIC =
Auction Notice

NOIiCF.
In our sale morning at 10 be found pt,u-
Lsguayra and Rio Coffee Con,e r,,o ~,
prime weston Bacon sdss do Hama wesssrn Lara o,.d
Co Ccsn'e brandy J. Dupuy Brandy Imi,ation and
Appe brsndy old whi.k,y mar, Ne. "a
Apps Brandy. on Ind %. Bi,ehins, &C.
ia VIIr..u, . ..x.,,
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CanPbeIl,a HYnnna.

II W.RANDoLPH q CO. 1871 MATS street have eDr sas--
CampbeHs selection q Psas and Bymns IN various sys,
Of bndinE At prices from soc N s The bdns Superior
70 tho Mud generally Also for Canpbeus Chfsan
y"em and CsmPee' translation Of New Testament large and
mail she, Iu 20
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AcHRISTIFs


CnrtsIie's Galvanic Rings md NInx
neuc riulo.-H what we hear OF tbi. inyent,on n.
e"led - certainly most valuable daeov,y me-. 4. M
ua these articles day acquiring an ne,, sd
"oa of hst emeacy tbs AM an No
pnn NO matter how ehoaie may b. an. s,...,s
o s mys ei,ons applied BY the C,,v.,,r
rgs ana magnetic Fluid. The Gavauie Bel Br,e.,s,. ~.
sosnehns rasssrS sre qualifications iny.nt,op
@ various enes which explained nph,,, by n, orr.
ue which may be had ga, aseaey 70 m,nv ., ar
matksb elects OF these IN nm, A.. - :,
o~eafe thaw cannot but IN, ,,,.,,o, ~
our suffering readers To thu matter ~
iu mystery. although or
~ mould command for Il attentive eon.ideration
TOT "het particulars In aro,b.r m, , M ,,.
paPef explanatory pamphlets rra,i, by 49,
,ns s.enn Tor this city, Mc..u DUvAL h PURCEi pm..a.
lat Msia street., Richmond. Va 'usn"'
sands Sarsaparilla.-Anem eminent phy.ci,n
N ore o, the valuable works he has published 9Th. -
" me absorption OF medical blood n mas.
ey "ossed or 10 capable Of physiological ehemic
npeuteal denomination" II mmediat. op.,,,ion = -
vital stream that easd In. performed ,,h
ins cures OF ueerous erupte ard mi ,
OF o'her maiadcs Of which blood IN IN. f,,,. IT,
ueereht eiesn- OF this etaordntr preparation are
INC eomnun between dsesiy, apar.,p. a.
veins INTO the ecu ation and thereby ns .u ma, S,
eipei ah that foreign imposition Of b.,hhS
oc me rspdiy with which variou. M a..
are removed by this medicine, is unfou 80.
he'd by a multitude OF facts " " ''~'
PARTICULARS and conclusive A, .p,o,
value and emeaey pzmphe NAV be obtaipd N h
agents gratis. ~ " ''NAihea o' inc
pJ Prepared and sold wholesale retail. and f .,,.,
~ %. shNDS Druggists Chemi<s Gupit. n,iL,n.-
NO "a Boadway corner Of Chambers street. New Yort. , -
oy poNhL PURCELL, Agents, Main street Richmond
rnee' u per bottle or sir bottles for dollars
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AMERICAN sQUhDRoNs IN THE GULF IND TIE
PsCIETc
The following list comprises the Of the vessels at
present in the Gulf, and about proceed there -
SQUADRON IN THE NrIIco, Tux ATTACK ON
M InG
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Graydon's Men and Times of the
REVOLT TON

INHlS volume contains, besides much interest.
ing ard valuable matter connected eventfI period
OF the Revolution sketches with the lives
Colonel Aaron Burr General Bun Colonel ABen
Anthony beneEe General John Cadwanader Charles
Camien, Benjamin Chew, Hugh Kab Dekn
son. Dr. Franklin Judge Rddle, General
alexander Hamilton Colonel Hasslei President Hancock
Henry General Howe optn.on Ra9h lard John jaw
MI JEFFERSON John aurens Richard Henry Lee General
Lee Lord Lttleion Thomas Mexican Mercer Colonel
Miles, General Mn PaIon Boys Thomas Pase Richard
Penn Colonel Pickering General Genr
joseph Reed General Washington General Schuyler
Snyder, Chas Thomson, Tu1ion Generals Warren
Wayne, wilkinson, William West, DR. wither, poon he.
For sale al the Bookstore OF
la 90 DRINKRR A. nORpIa
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NOTICE.

DROPOSALS will DO received for clearing
- about 30 ser,sof Islands in James River belonging To me
Spring i Manufacturing Company, In Chcssfsd county Al
ply HOOKER, BIORRN A. co.
Agents 3. ". NJ Co,
Ju 3e-iW Canal Basin.
pT N.B.-AH persons warned usspass upon TIE
property hnovn Spring Ill., they will according
70 law. q. W. FOWLH Prsst.
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IRA Life Of General TAYLOR Is about to be published
by the Appoton's.
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Il CHAMBERLAIN tnin:-At a ,up,not con,, NJ
for the Richmond Circuit held nj the C.p,l in tn
city Of Rieemond. Jun. 2sth. 1896: -' =" "''
Peter Hawkins Joseph Hawkins and MARY Ian. p,.,
p,
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Total guns, 3OS
MAY home.
VIM. b. sHUBRICK, Commodore.
These two squsdrons will comprise larger naval force
than put forth by the United States and manned
and differed they will be by the best in the world
they cannot fail OF accomplishing oil that will be required
Of them.-N. Y. HERALD
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Total guns, 752
DAVID Common, Commodore.
The western OF Mexico, and all the ports in the
Pacific, will be seized and kept under strict blockade and
the revenues derived from completely stopped
The following list embraces the American Squadron
now IN the Pacific, and ordered to that Il
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NYPRESS SHINGICs

SHOULDER BACoN.-2O hhds Dufieids Shoulder
~ Bacon, prime quality. for sale by
Ju ~ WEBB, BACON g. co
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nSTLER FOR HIRE. We have for hire,
~ for the bssnes n year. likely Negro Nan who
hrst osnef-he wen recommended
HODGES n PUIIIAM
iuW omse-Bsn Tavern.
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Range of Thermometer,
At j. ". Randolph & Co.'S BOOksfOrs l2l Main street.
JULY rs, Is48.
O'Clock. ~ O'Clock. O'clock.
80 80 80
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richmond.
HiEL Water us day at "a ''eiOst, Pm
ARRIVED,
Sehr Groonway, Couch, N. Y, sundries.
Schr Richard Thompson, Corson, West Point, ballast
Sohr Susan, Gardner. Dghion, do
Schr Anercus Wheeler, Baltimore, sundrios.
SAILED,
Schr Jos Marsh, Rogers, Philadelphia
Sehr Atlas, Fiman, Kingston, Massachusetts,.
NEW YORK. July 27-Clesred, schr Marietta Burr
Knapp, Richmond. Arrived, schr X l. g. A Stewart Lo-
zer, from Richmond.
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avery large stock Of TRUNKS, BONNET BoxEs and Va
Ices for sale very low, by J. ID. HOOVER,
Ju - No. IL, Main St
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MAGAZINES for Ocfnhe

Magazines for October
~ SFah@r-s NGKazne do
Csulnbian Magazine A.
New Yoik ILLUSTRATED Magazine 40
M Pictorial History OF Esgiase
No The SaiesrDen Of CornnpobN ~ 80.
Msr'on and his Men an kk,ores, ,o,, =, - =,
Paul J'ner," The od L.Nyar l." &c - ~ N'
aandy Anoy and IIeIsure TroEe by slma- Low T.
se"as Diary for 1871 Daily Rsgfser Tor the e Of prv,,.
families AMI person. bnsres, eon,aiauK lnk -, S -
" IN the year iS the record o. interesting cay oeeurahe-. sDd
iutnre tns~yenents Received by
e - NASH 4 WooDHotsF