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.cAsEFvLLY REPEATED Yon rHE TRIBUNE.
NospAY Sept q.

0Iari.ets. ..CAsEFvLLf hLFOAILD TOE INT
kosDAY, Sept q.
ervs Tn. n,a,sst IL quiet but firm Tor both Sorts
~ "a Nil, Pot, ag 81 6l as e3, and Pearls - 5ot
'S0TT0N-The market continues dali The salss to-day
are 65e bales st previous pnees
ana We.tsru Fcur sssio rather bstte-ths supply con-
tuues limited and tie home demand 5000 aad there
80 iaozi for EXPORT The medium AID better grades
are Ia good dem and improved prices The receipts sxe
modsr,s and he Esteru demand more sctge Csasdianh
.c.ce ana ia de nanc buoysnt pnces ses oo new
VS. O. IN bond The sales OF Domestic Se coo boa at
:, ST for common STATE 81 s1tasi SGT FOX mixed TO IAN
roa Obo suo fsyorite Stare Southern buoysBt aud in
United supply and rood densId sales OF 800 bbe a.
SlSlcs4eSi for mixed 70 good straight brands sad
ksld As IN for fancy Rye Flsur Ia sesrce - 81 f,r hne
ana 81 S for supsrps Bnekvhest Flour IL more plenty,
tbs quality spenOr to est yes and &c eAn ses seeyss
vii - Larger; .es ., ~ 76oss 4 lsO Tbs ssa y
= % Cor M.A 70 1sc,:vsi Is 50 Tor STATE taa - 't
IL Isrey.
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r CIRCUIT COURT-Beore judge Rso'rVrIr
MrlratL & HasbroInkaGL Swan an1 Othcfs.

To test wht Their sale of 500 kegs OF
lard TO house ofdetndant hs nesotison was vail or
whether Incorrect representations 10 sovency OF
finn &c tide 20 the purchaser did not pass and plaintiffs
have q aht to its repo.seson its value, already reer
red TO- The Jury considered that title had not passed aad
gave verdict for plaintiffs amount to be agreed upon
Nilism Bants se. Lawrence OdeH
To recover 5000 ALLEGED guarantee for quantity OF
Household IA Iture No l5a Motst sold Mrs George
Andersen The defense that 40 Of the money hsd oeeu
paid that the property did not correspond with the list re-
presented TO he oorec-snd that there ference to
he mIunt OF SOOsso that sntee some
Of The eoocs which have been AIKEN fo Audeons posses
op and defendant aud tho purchaser claim 70 have been
damaged to the amount Of $500. The case ia on.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesdsv evening SEP. resdence Of J. CoseJ Ser
stts y. - H. A ". McCur- Of jersey CITY ALEN
J. sENTLEY {. LEAH C. CO'LET, both Of CineinaAu ono
g Philadelphia papers please copJ.
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eoubtedly saved his lie A. from the course Of the bat
mrE irtytsb have passes into BIS abdomen BIZ kcs AZ
rested the by Hsrp,s sDd lodE.d him 10 The cells o IA
Of tie affair happening in Bu'h Sis he was
chsraed
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Prsn our Correspondent J

pu,t ,nyI pHta ssg, az ArrSaschr Lsends Lsas an
css. brs. BoasVsr. FOssr New rott Ssrh arss
ter 90, souesio Clifford Boeton sch D. 49,. s.ss,y,
s.. m.ri Hs..ss H..a H.Sss: hs..; ss. nss.ss.
co,,oa Nv Yors bsrt sarss Asn. Doctps, se. go
Lansine Center, ardesrs Me- Iypss Ls' ~ fo,s Joha
tn. s,reoab jane. River; Wa s'ss. $3.50 "a, Af,est
Mary Asn Quest, yossr. f.ssssi Reed.
Ss~ Bss,n b. T. sharp sbsr oh.ss"a ..,s lane, Dsrsa
I., New Yors BeaJ. Ehshsh. L'oa' Ne"
COBB, Haven - r,o.tholrn. rhausstos snes Boss
csaysf-bsn sorh Amsncs. Sos,sr dos As-
s.rs r9. 80, Isssses Gro. s0sos fsss.s
Do; R!ehn oo' -. Inry Ann, Dr. cam,esi. Jse.nhs
t.. T.sle sosOu chsssss cos go T.ssss
sfoss- .si Kss B>dosd; ses nsrs' ExssvSs
a.. s,.,- H-s.b, % s>Ease.. oraArs'"' 49,
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(A8yer,issueutl

n Unparalleled inducement lie daily Of
ssd to the ladies vhO with purchase sh dress Goods at
Columbian Hall. Ne. 2Si Grsnds. Sssws silks rnsrnos
muslin Dc lanes and other dress goods OF
esos quality and the newest fall patterns In every variety
with iaees snd snbroideIiss Of every descriptions bs
purchased at the above estab sSmsnt obbins prices
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By TeIcgpanhs

BOSTON Sept 2T-An. hsrt George fsonssy i<shon -
pefo .bd seh Philadelphia bnz A. Blanchard. b.mnof. :.
B.un>r and Me,.lok Pbiassphs; Ahasyh New Ton see.
4 o go r. Ls~p A. Dyer, Crabis and sss foh hs~ Ss"-
Yors ca. shIp Pynogth Rob Liverpool
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conR1 or coMMnx pLEA.

COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
The General term opened yesterday
forenoon and sfer the transaction OF minor buness
adjourned 10 the last ofthe week
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GOLD PENs.-Ths New York Gold Pen
Manufacturing Company. No lss Grssnwish.t, q,
Pfy to saaeunee that they have Just completed sxtsnay,
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New.Yerk Cattle MnTket....Sssr n.

For BeeveS at the Washington Drove Yard corner q h
and Si,hst and st Chamberia,ns Hudson RivH Dars
Hesd foot Of Robnsop For Gown and Calves Sheep ~
Lambs 8, BrowninsA In Ssh 81, near Asv- md 80 q
Chsmberlsins
AT WASHINGTON Drove YsRp-Ofered 26W BesvVs.
q eco Southern and Western the remainder this Stae TIE
market 10 quite dali this week and prizes have dscised
Sales retsins quAies at hom 81 10 s.e About 50 c0
over unsoM
AT BRowMSe's lower Burs Hesdl -Oaersd, - osvs
and Calves Prices rs1 ged s FEN e2t 50 70 tt5 Al
sod Sheep ad Lsmts-fO0o on sale. Prices Il -
former st from - 50 to S. $685. and br The Ass q ~
to 81 I5d4S 20. LET over, $50
AT CRAssERLAINs Hudson River Bulls HUN .-O0Eol.
SEQ Beef Cattle Sales from s8sf fse Gown snA CalvDa
offered Gales firm ga $l5 $40 Sheep end Lbs
and Of the latter at nom 81 IS to 81 256$S IS All ssn
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALEsDAR-Tsr Oar

COURT CALENDAR-TEn Oar.
CIRcUIT CuURT.-Nos. 600, 6031, 234,
ST. SIS 49, 4sl 46i 500 $40, S7I, ISL &c. 4f3, 5 500
COL, COG.
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Carries SHoorIYG.-Ac couple of boys,

CARELESS SHO0rING.-A couple OF boys,
,.n.a VIM n Roner and Hsspers from Nsw.York. vent
70 Buwk on Saturday afternoon, for the psrpoee OF snoO
in: at target and shooting scoss the ROAD the time
OF IRE pssir OF an omnbus They requested By ts
diver 10 s,op firms the road One Of the boys ,mme
dsey ain ed az the omnibus and discharged IN. scn the ball
ps,ns ,hTou,h the Se Of stage 10 ta use the ensoa
and Tins Ira sjds OF LADY, and sinking Mr. Gideon kiee
sergeant Of the Flint Ward Police OF Nsw.f psas
through his coat s,d stirling against steel eox sn
sveh force q 70 ian the "a snf bottom tos-h-r which IN
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BY Erie Railroad 4ss pkgs Butter, $50 do Chseees
100 sides Leather, 80 bbs Flour and 3,So he'd Lsvs
Stock. - 49,.
Nv Netc Haren Rarodd-200 bxs Cheess, 81 pkee nsse6
~ ko,fh Rrey bodts-l7 u.s. bbis Flour SIS d, Weh3k
IS SO bush Wheat 500 do Com, 1923 do Osh and -
bxs Cheese
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TotsI...s9e 494I4s s57.O43 sss l22 81 s37c6os3 81
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter quotes
II
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a,.nise,s 50 ssss....... a hoss--Nsss. 80 sts
utsa WARN.
s.na, Hooi7 ION Gov island Son Hell asts .-.1 oaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

OF ire Cumberland Company, the sets OF toe as'yisno
Lesissture and ihe votes Of tbs S,o'kaoldsrs' iay
snd uneoulvocaJ sustADed ,he Presden, add BoArd OIL
Directors 10 their opinion that lsus OF the reserved
sleek al such price below par the wants OF 'oe Cor
porstor and the state Of The market mste necessary
wa perfectly legal sni proper. No douot bss been or
10 entertained By the Board this poins but the mar
ket tbs morning YVES rather disturbed by the crcula
don Of rumor that the distribution of tais reservei
stock At "a, was no, fully authorized.
Adaptation frUm theBOsrd OF Brokers' during the day,
called at the Cumberland Office, and after examining
the records Of the shareholders votes, and the legal
opinions on the Iueec Il 10 un6erood, were satsnsd
that there was no egLy In the issus rhii afternoon
the new shares were ali subscribed for By the old share
holeers In the propor Of share 70 Two shares
Of old stock excepting sbou. 0cc shares Absence
or Illness Of some of the shareholders will fully account
for the neglect OF % small portion, out Of the whole
body, to svsil themselves Of This opportunity Thsre
were applicants waiting for much more hsn tie 1000
shares, and before clo,pg the book they dlsbu
ted equaby, and the whole II $50 shares are now sub
scrbed
The deposits of specie at the Philadel-
phis Mint thus far in September according TO state
mert In III. Journal 10 e. l52 800. which about one
hundred thousand dollars In advance Of the whole de-
posin of September, 1851. The operation at the Mint
and iss bIsrche' for the nine months ending with Au
guss, were
1852. Philadel New Or Char. Dsh. Total
GOLD. phis. leans otte lonegs
L s..$Sl,os2sco s2ses $50 s2sStsl sSOiS7 ssLs772sl
Other do s5s,o53 1887 ....... ....... 96is70
Total. sS 952 SsOIss77 s9Ss 81 s5o4S.7 ss55i225I
1851.
GoLD.
U. ...szH772O ssO4s5ss s2ssosl sl7ss29 SIS s75l79
Other DO 5.le98 1880 ....... ....... 647a
ToalsHsSe4Is s6l74O79 szS5Oel sl7s 80 s5a 512Ss7
Showing Increase this year Of s7O2 lO2 In Csufor.
MA and s3l7, 762 In other gold, being a total Of
sl,Ol9sG.
The coinage for the nine months was
Gold. Silver. Copper. Total
Philadelphia. So 90 oil S4e90 s3122 81 S5l7tl56 81
New Orleans. S72io00 $4,000 SSB,ooo ~
Charlotte. 272S9 ....... ......... 2i7,2Se 20
Dahlont ga. 2Ss,6os 2SS.oS W
se49lI4s s5HO43 $5s,l22 81 s51c6osl3 81
ThompSon's Bank Note Reporter quotes
n fill
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER CALIFORNIA
STEAMSHIP The new and splendid slesrn,hiP Unss
Sam, 10 to be launched from the yard Of Msssn Per-
rine, Patterson Stack, thh morning at o'clock
The Uncle Sam, go fee, In extreme length. 90 feet
beam, and 30 fee. eeep, registering 800 tuns 10 one OF
the most beautiful modelled vessels We have
She has solid aoor 10 inches deep, Is iron dissOnaly
brsced and copper Fastened up to the water line Her
machinery which ID all board and nearly ready for
running II from the Allsire works Of this City. She
Win be completed In every respesf and be ready take
herIdeparsurs for Aspnwal on the 10, of November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
Markets. :. Reported By r.,syvsyA.

ALBANY Sept 27Ths following have been the rscstp1s
OF the past is hours; FLous, eooo bbls WHEAT 9ese
upct sed WHrAr no Gales CosN has improved. u -
bush Mixed Western sod at t6d66la BAsLsy 10 Ia fsr
demand and higher rates paid sses Of 1900 hash q
7Sd76ic for two rowrd AMI S20s}c for ournwed OARS
are lower orc bush Sste aud Western sold ct ~ 20.
BALrIMosE. Sept g1Ttsrs have oe.n sales 60 day q
500 bbs FLOUR az 81 Iaf 1t - 'or southern. WHsAr
quote d-we.tern Red, 99693c., Southern White SO So
CoRN-White. 62dtSc. yellow 66G61c ss'ss $50 Brew
CATTLE ct Is l2i aS7. LIVE Hoes " oodesE
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PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Monday. Sept

1.-THE CoiroS market 10 exceedingly quiet The FLose
ma,het continues very quiet 400 barrels fresh ground ssld
for shipping at - SIT per Dbl but there 10 yey little o. 10
inQury and there are nee sellers Of this Sales IN leo
for IN. supply the retailers and bakers " SS 90 ~
for and good brands aud ~ to ~ 81 tor
extra middlirg to quality. In RYE FLovs and CosN
ME the transactions have been reported, and prices Are
unchanged.
There IL but little Grain Of any description Oh fps today
wps,r il in fair request and Oo bush fair and phme
Southern red iod At a5daSs ardcld Psnnsyvsnis white
Zee CoRN very scarce and In demand 500 1ee0 bsh.
yellow solo 72d7sc and white 81 100 OATS In
ood dem suc snS two three los OF Souhern sold st 49,
h bush In GROCERIES and Provisions there
ral charge 70 notice WHISKY 10 uichssssd 800 bbb cold
al 2ilc and bids st the same hsure.
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SUPREME cOURT-srIciAL TFsS-Beiore Judss MIcErLt.
pEcrsroN-PoINr OF PRACTICE
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wIsD-sgnse,, south.

R.rr,up-Tbs ship Hlbsns, hsoasy, hence Tor L.s1sS
s5th nat retained 10 port having on sunday, bots
lat 70 90 on H. Uncovered tAs the shp had spfuae Is.k a.
tsrs hold Soon atsf soan1ss asAs -
feet deemed prudent % sfura and ssosssse
reaching Sor hs'ins ths pumps eonsusnuJ roas ana feres
s Tbs bad on board ian eAso o. now
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ARRIVALS ar THE PRINCIPAL hUTkLc
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-0: Cooke, Powhstan; ]
| A Nunnaily, P Sonthall. Amelia, w flnney, v
| d Markham Powhstan: Monroe finylvaaia;
Bell, Pittsylvsnia; NJ Glenn. M s Thompson, Anne.
liz; j w DeshAwyer, Charlotte; w Holman. War.
renton; Howlet, eified John w Mckssey,
Boydton, Va; VIM w Porter. Pos hatan; Winfree,
Chesterfield; w II Blanks, Petersburg; w Clark,
NJ c Hoauly, New York; r Springs. VIM vii.
liams, Charleston; X C rraylor, Petersburg; Capt
Re.bhen, ship Hsrmine; James Belcher, E L
Crowder. r Cousins, A Whislock, Petersburg G
s Truehesrt, w Cock, Z P Chamberlayne hen
rico; q snelsen, w $ Shepherd, Perkinsvtlie, We;
VIM Powell. Anderson, Powhalsn; ] Loca-
wood, New York.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Chares w Stathsm,
Lyncnbure; Hendren, Alabama; John Young,
Henricoi U ) OVERLY Miss Overoy, Clarksvile;
Cap. John Lewis Miss Lewis, mecklenburg; John
Toerneyear, Norttlk; J nj Monteiro Va; w B Il
snesd, c; 6 w Ficsiin, Charlottesville; + Sturees,
Miss K Sturges. Miss sturges. New York w J
Winston, Miss NJ A Winston, Louisa; Mrs h
Hacke,t servant and child, Mrs Fallensby, Baltl-
more; } II sesy and lady, Lynchburo; hcCu!-
Tough Washington.
CITY HOTEL.-B w Cosby, Virginia; 5 Snoh,
Mrs smith, Warrenton, Z; DIR w I'll Robertson,
Amelia J +: Farmer and lady, Miss l. Farmer,
Miss Jenkins. Mobile; J Browne, Nashville; &
G. Marshall, N Z; ) ID Browne, kasavllle S ) Nor.
ris l. Burch. N C; Ii III Butler Alsbams; d B
Hamilton, Wilmington; Il Claset, Steamer Relvi-
deere; w NJ Sutton. Va 4 Jennings, Louisa C HI;
w Bland No:toway; H Gamble, tlorida r
Marable, Lynch5urg; Green, N C; Wilson,
Mrs Wi!sou Miss Wilson, Amelia Spring; l. NJ 10
bnson, l. A Jones, II l. Smith, Buckingham
AMERICAN HOrEL.-W A hiemeyer. Ports
mouth; w Allen, eurry; Washourn Baltimore;
Jameson. A exa-dlia; S Esstmsn, Baltimore;
J A Hi.lsman, Miss H:llsman, anne is; Major Josel b
Seiden, a; 7 II Averitt lady, shiid and two SER
wants, E 81 Metteaur, Florida; Beebe, Col Stone,
New York; w Wells Fowler, B"ston; 7 Chalme
Halifax; J C McIlheuuy. Wilmington, c; J ii
icaard, Petersburg;J Bear and tam ly, Lex nston;
T Richie, Jr Henrico; q Emory, Washington
DIR Horner, Philsdelphia; 5 A Stone, Hudson Y;
Watkins, U 5 n; K Wendenburs Augusta, Me;
J S Gilliam Petersburg; Tazewel Taylor, Norfolk;
Lyon, Jr, Petersburg, John w Frazier, Rock
bridge Alum Springs
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
WARRINGTON CrrY Oct Q5sh, 1859


Again 10 the nation called upon to mourn the los,
Of an eminent Statesman and Patriot. The flash q
the electric telegraph has announced to you the
death of DANIEL WEBSTER. His spiri; as left it,
tabernacle of fesh. That giant intellect, which
was without lite peer, 10 now palsed and dumb IN
the cold embrace Of death. Our whole people Will
peal the anthem OF woe, in view of this solemn and
painful visitation. How sad lie II to contemp ave tne
rapid passing away OF the great men OF eaftht
While deplorng this great National JOSS, .nese Is
some consul atom in the thought that Mr. webster
nobly and triumphanty accomplished the WORK pre-
videntisIly assigned him, ere he was called hence
to commune with kindred spirits in. we trust, pet
ter and happier world. The GROWING ACT IN MS
eventful life undoubtedly his powerful enort
in the Senate, In behalf IF the measures embraced
in the compromise BILL He saw this great csnfed
eracy OF States ia peril of fearful disruption. ne
beheld with horror the paracdsl sttcmpts OF Ia
nRncs and higher law men, to sever that bond OF
brot erhood which. by his gen US and eluquence,
lie had successfully contributed to strengthen and
maintain. dark cloud lowered over the H. pub.
lic and crisis, big with the fate OF constitutional
liberty was at nand This was the momrnt when
the eyes Oft the whole na ion were wistfally turned
to the great expounder OF the constitution We
well remember tna deep SO .citude evtnced here as
esew here, in relation to Mr. Webster's position on
the absorbing question Of the day Nor did he dis
appoin, the high hopes of millions of his country.
men Describing all questions of expediency or
policy, (Which unhsppy shape the course of many
public menu he vsiiantly threw himself into the
breach, and, by his resistess eloquence and power
full appeals to the patriotism of his countrymer, he
was mainly insErum entail 1--WE rsligiously heVe) IN
saving, once more, the ark of our political covenant
and Wrestling from traitors hands the incer diary
tsrch which threatened destruction and desc alton
to the temple of civil and religious liberty. This
last great act 10 one OF the brightest soGucnsrs OF
Dari'I Webster.
The Executive Departments to-day drsped
in mourning-ail business being suspended. A
Cabinet meeting was held this morning to consider
of matters rea i've to Mr.. Webs er's funeral The
result Of this conference have yet sscertsined,
but are disposed to believe that the Cabinet will
conclude to attend tine funeral in body
HENRICo
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ICHm Nd L..


SAILED,
Bark Virgini.n, Boush, RIO Janeiro, foar D Cur
rie.
Schr Charity, Mexhall, New York, mdse, D Cur
RE
Schr Edw Wooten, Vesey, Stsm6eld, caal.
Steamer Beividere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse
Ludlsm l. Watson.
Steamship Roanoke Parrish, New York, mdse
Ludan IL Watson
Steamer Virginia, Philadelphia, mdse, r Rankin
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NEW AND INTERESTING BUOhs-
IN Tor sac " LAMES b GLIB. 81 Main street.

NEW AND INTERESTING BuOhs-
IN Tor sac ~ JAMES b. GLIB, 50 Main street,
opposite City Hotel
A Practical Treatise on Business, or how to Get,
Save, Spend, Give, Lend, and bequeath Money,
with an inquiry into the chances OF success and
caUsss Of failure in business, BY Edwin I Freed.
ley.
Romance of Natural History, or Wild Scores
and Wild Hunters, by w Weber, author of
Shot III the Eye Old HICKS the Guide, &c
Night in Block ii Use, Sketches of Border
Lie, embracing adventures amrDg the Indians
Feats OF Wild Hunters, DC by Henry Watson
Life OF Lord jeffrey, win a selection from his
correspondence, by Lord )okburn, vols
The Mo mons, or Latter Day San 1. the Valley
of the Great Sal! LAKE, History OF their Rise and
Progress, Doctrines, &c, derived from personal
observations during q residences among them by
| Lieut. w Gunnison, Of As Typographical Eng
neeTs
4 Treatise on the AGuiteration of Food and
Drink, with plain ard simple directions for de ect
ing them By L osru. II D. Graduate of tie Uni.
We slty OF the city / NV York %
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,
FOX BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Twice a Week,

BY STEAMERS "KELviDERE'' AND "pOcA.
HOETAS"
A Until further notice, shippers Will,
- have two opportunities a week by the
above Boats, 10 and from Baltimore and phiiadei
phia, viz:
The Belvidere leaves Baltimore as at Present.
every Saturday evening, at O'Clock, Tor Rich
naond Returning. she viii leave here every Tues
day evening at came hour. for Baltimore.
The Pocshontas will leave Ralk more for Rich
mord every "Wednesday evening al o'clock. Re
turning che will leave Richmond every satufdaI
evening, ST same hour, { n Baltimore
Dis shipped BY this line TO Philadelphia, sri
taken through per the Steam Propcllers plying be
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia. Freight fol
Pitt.burg. Cincinnati ans the South and West gen
orally, also received.
sci I.UDLAM T. WATSON
IULk LEATHER.-3uo sides good and good
~ damaged, for sale BY
oc " EDWIN WORTHAM < CO.
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street.-EEW BOOKS just received by
them
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Lives Of Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert
Peel, from the London Times forming of Ap-
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25 cents. 20
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A % Aastt
LTUR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,. oi B

Hulk NOhFOLh, POhTSMOUTh OLD
\ POINT, &c.-The steamboat Augusta, Capt
W1, G. Smith. having been reftted for the sum.
Iner travel. vi resume her place upon the liue
VIA. Fort "althal!, on Wednesday, the I'd OF June
me Cars running in coanexion with tae Augusta
"ii leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depo,
On monday Wednesday and Friday morning a,
=, Returning, the AUGUSTA VIII leave Norfolk OF
she alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, THURSDAYS AND
saturdays, at o'clock A. NJ.
ne Augusta will touch at Old Poin, during the
ns1anlng season, going and returning, and all the
landings On the River.
Fare 10 CITY Point ....--.....S 81 o.
70 10 Cokes oriirove Wharf, SO
10: 70 Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,. 3 or
Cnhoren over and not over ~ years of aye
half price. - ago.
Servants to Old Point Norfolk and Psrts.
70 any point on the River not below the
NJ, S'-.----..---- ..----.----.--.....l 90
n. r." - --..-- 80
~ ios children and servants, -
THOs. DODAMEAD.
- - Superintendent.
AChhhEI, IN lall barrels and Kii, ter ssIe
&C % WIN. Easlrsros.
~ HAPPlNG PAPEn, LUND1N ME-
W TARD AND CHEESE, receiving and for
saieby
os22 EDWIN WoRTHAH & co.
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PIANOs.-P. H. TAYLOR i,

PlANOS.-P. H. TAYLOR IL
constantly receiving ELEGANT and
"HU Ipain Pianos from the popular ma
- skers, Nunns Clark.
These instruments received the great gold medal
urire at the "Wo,ld's Fair London, 1881; srd
thew have invariably received the frat prize the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern Improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent ouer strings snd are
confidently recommended for sree,asss of tome and
great durability, which quality will be appreciated
Ia the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P II. Taylor has sold these instruments 10 this
city for the last seventeen years to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers
~ Old Pianos taken ia part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, Qhe largest and best
collection in the Stae) Violin and Guitar Strings,
Vions ami Gatars of the best quality, at low
prices, PHI. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
&c l60 Main street. nppnsite the tanks
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n. w. NELSON & CO..

>.Ae n. W, NELSUN q CO.,
A MERCHANT TAiLORS.
Broad ST, Opposite r e. f. r. Depot
-A~- Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
tyles. They respectfully request call from their
customers and the pubic
Attention is also called to their superior assort
ment of ready made clothing, which cannot posi-
bly, fail tn please both regards style and price.