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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-13

SECRETARY MARCY AND CONSUL KING
We present to our readers this morning a
letter from the late Consul at Bremen 10 the
Secretary Of State with certain documents to
sustain his acts in certifying to marriage con-
tracts made by emigrants. which brings to
mind the fable of TIE lamb and the wolf It is
an imperative duty on the part Of our consuls
to verify all contracts made in a foreign land
to be enforced in the United States whether
contracts for money. contracts for business, or
contracts for marriage. His refusal to do so
would justly lay him open to censure and to
removal from office. So soon as Secretary
Webster advised the Consul at Bremen that a
legal marriage must conform to the laws of the
country in which it is celebrated, he applied to
the Senate Of Bremen to legalize such. The
reply OF that body is published. as also copy
OF the certificate granted by the consul in con-
formity thereto. Yet, without any investiga-
ton into the matter Secretary Marcy writes to
the new consul, forbidding him to grant such
certificates, severely censuring Consul King,
and charging such as good cause for removal
1t was the only expedient the emigrant could
adopt to meet requisition of the New York
authority. Marriage in most Of our States is
civil contract-when it becomes valid in bne
State it is valid in all, and throughout the
world. We are assured that Consul King has
served his country most faithfully. The rights
Of United States citizens in Bremen, under the
treaty Of 1927, were never fully regarded until
pressed by him, and now rewarded by unjust
ceDsure
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Marine Affair.".

The STEAMSHIP CRsexsr Cr sailed yesterday for New Or.
leans via Havana.
1M MUnsr ON BOARD TIE CInYrR FLYING C1oup.--The 70.
port Of this vessel having put back to San Francisco 18th
ut on account of mutiny in which three men had been
shot, extracted from the Ala California Ia stated to be
false report.
TnnraosAI-On the arrival Of the chip Saratoga from
Liverpool on Monday last, number of the passengers
presented the first mate, Mr. 8 NJ Simpson, with very
elegant gold chain, compliment for his uniform kind
and attention during the weather experienced
from her leaving En- gland.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

CSTD STATES DHHaT COURT.-Crminal cases.
SUPREME CorRT-General Term.-Nos 4, 10, II, 20, "a,
20, p, So, "a, IS, 3s TO AZ.
SUPREME CoURr-Orcut-Nos 1872, 90. 10l GAG to 257.
COMMON PIIAs-Part First-Nos 668, 600, 672, 613,
674 67S 87e $685. 1884, 688, $50, SOL 694 $685. 800 119
Part second-Nos 773 to 77s, Isl to 7s6, 79o 7s 7o2
SUPERIOR CoURr-(rwo Branches.) Mos. 223, 40, 2e6,
2s5 2ss 2ss 3oo 3o2 ao4 so5 ssS $685. si2 70 SIS 500
to 1913, $50 to 334.
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Superior COurt.-Part First.

Before thief Justice Oakley and Jury.
OcT 2.Micilael Fritz Us. Thomas o. Connor.-This was
action for assault and battery, by the defendant
throwing iron instrument the head of the plaintiff
and inHicting him serious injury. II appeared that
the Transaction took place In Anthony street. 9th June
1861. The defence that II not 0C. nnor, but
another man. whs threw the iron instrument This the
jury did not believe, and returned verdict for plaintiff
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D1x6&t0xD tho A000c10tl0n
szhiStop open w PUBLIC IN =. 4: 6r.nohss
sss a.s: s.;ss ss. s pssssss
articles .ad dns arts the s1his
~ Drsss:s nsiias III s.te pls.su1,
md ..sasias hat hs. sSs sssa an ss
s.u.:sy and they believe win compare fAvorabJ win
~ and y: product W. ~:
sasess
ueohanica si and The industrial energy Of our own peop
II:
And nSW n1
RE 81
Been, and in ali probability viii NOT II many yssfs again
e: Vi. ss: in III. month Of December
Alfred P S1;,o,. SGa INST. Lyinssss.
Alex. Hamilton, u. Theodore Sedgvisf
Ebert j ?. xasss.on. William vii W VICE.
Wenr, R R11a:m Jehn Dunlap Ran9
I%.. \ T N.%,sn y1ss' s sssmsS
''na'i S''A'''H THEODORE sEba SsGSiI'i Risa.
G4ss s e. As1aa:sA o aas.'i ssss...
Once OF tho General superintendent, Crys
.al Palace, Now York Sept H. hereby Owen
!sssss ssn:.o oar ). Ssnssa N SATckEL6Es
Secretary Of ths superintsndsnss.
Anson's Daguerreotypes, Large Size, for
lined With yes s n ne IN mice
those which cost 81 and s. elsewhere Remember AN
SONS, boS Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Mexzographs, or Daguerrcotypes ON Paper.
A.: sos .s.s IL @ ss
:ssye: s.;sy g B,o:sxsy Leonard street
Dnguerrcstypes Taken In the Best Manner
BY the new German system BY which four hundred fine
traits are taken and distributed among the people daily by
Fine Arts.-Dagucrrcotype in OIL, by
Murray r.. 81 .s ass y s
dagusrreotype w!h the finish Of the net miniature paint
'Ab --------
COlored Pictures.-The Most Beautiful Col
ored miniatures Of the age are those crysnllotypes
dssgnerrsctyps;:, on paper taken at kooTs Gallery
true while the color equal the finest painting
Wonderful II so-The fhll style OF rentle-
men: hat: sold by RAFFERTY, LEAsk. At the low price
s .n sTs s,nS. Call ks
inserted in free Of charge No 81 Chatham opposite Cham
Fall Clothing.-A Large and Well Selected
On msrs nad Ssna a. a. ss
are to osde, in the latest Henry
L. clothing establishment, CortlAnd street.
Fashionable Clothing. October, 1889. -
f.pI.R.ns ,bss ,s CO. ~ nossdw.y are constantly
sh: week opened choice variety styles gen.lemsns
n any instance from marked prices.
500 Overcoats, s5 to sle; TaImas, % to els;
nu black and blue dress and frock eoa 81 s 800 push
ssney vest - to ~ @ pair Of ssok and
Of Ann.
''Birsls I'm their Little Nests Agree" IA DIR.
ats beautifully expresses H. The public are like little
birds, for they that Messrs SMITH BROTHERS, Of
~ Fulton street the cheapest and best
ready made clothing in the city
Ladies' Furs-Comprlsing MufKs, Vieto-
sn Stone s Of sSy r% ka asd @d
will be displayed for the time to-day, GENINS 2ll
Broadway, opposite St. Pauls church.
Mourning Bonnets and Cloaks.--The Best
Of mourning bonnets and
sloaks in New Ys.. lie now on show at BARTHOLOMEW
WEEDS store b1 Broadway Also well selected stock Of
drsss goods consisting Of article desirable full or
slight mourning Please mark the and number
Bartholomew Weeds mourning store 66l Broadway
hssvssA ths ~ Nieholas aed ksxepottan Hotels
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master of drama is very good illustration certainly
Of respective positions and Of the minor occupations
this stage without curtain Unless tho canopy Of
represented by useful articles; shall
especially menon-Russia sslve What sequstion for
curing burns scalds ohapped hands chiblAns Sold
CUAs. RING, eeInsS Of Jsta stsost Aad RgsAawAy.
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BROADWAY THEATRE Brcadway-UscLE Paris Ca
stN-uUR GAL-BoRN GOOD LUcR.
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nave just opened one Of elegant barpours entirely
and desirable article Purchasers black goods will ind
iB material far superior deep mourning othcr
in New mourning store 55i Broadway between
b. Nicholas and metropolitan Hotels Rsmeln
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bO cents-These coored and in . nice case
lined with velvet and warranted equal quality
those which cost 81 and IS elsewhere Remember AN
SONS 6o9 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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81 Nassau street is the cheapest and fastest card
establishment in the city Circulars bheads labels! notices
checks &c. &C. printed at low prices. Ball printing
neatly executed. Remember, GORDON, "a Nassau street.
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and extensive assortment OF mourning bonnets and
ooAks in New Ye.N lie now on show at BARTHOLOMEW a
WEEDS store 66 Broadway Also well selected stock Of
dress goods consisting OF article desirable for full or
;lishs mourning; Please mark the n.me ana number
hssw~a ths n Niebolas aed ksxspottn Hotels
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rines cuffs tppets &c Of royal ernne Russian and ud
cons Bay sable stone martin chnchila &c. The whole
will be displayed for the first time to-day at GENINS 2i
Broadway, opposite st. Paulis church.
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q coats oyercoats cloah mantiia &C. We prepared
TO furnish the public with and original machine
these purposes immensely superior to
the public that needs only to be seen to be purchased
1. N. SINGER co,
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DELICIOUS Coffee made In One Mlnute.-AI-
DEk'S Prepared Cream Coffee With teaspoonful Of
this article any person make cup Of fine favored clar
fed cefee (sweetened and creamed minute by sim
ply adding boiling water equal the best coffee made Pus
up In one pound jars and warranted retain its strength
and favor for years Sold by ALDRN CO., Proprieors,
81 Broadway Also BY T. HOPE Co Of chambers
street and College place. G. Drggs 63 Broadway; w. s.
Corwin, $50 Broadway, and Gecry 7lS Broadway 81 zan
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ssBirls In their Little nests Agrcc,' as DIR.


ats beautifully expresses IT, The public like little
birds for they agree that Messrs SMITH BROTHERS, II
~ Fulton street the cheapest and best manufacturers
ready made clothing in the city.
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500 Oycrco.ts 4. to e,o. mai

~ hnu DUO oress ma oek ooata ~ ~ S3 800 plush,
k ana cashmere vests 81 Soto 81 1000 pair, Of blsck and
fancy cashmere pants 81 80 TO ST. large lot u business
coats DOLAN THOMPSON 1of Nassau street.
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Cristadoro's Hair pye Triumphant.-This

dye has superseded all III rivals Every Of hair
which il R applied 10 advertisement Of its superiority
The color it mparts is natural nent and the
mains unstainod Applied and sold at No. 6Astor House.
CRISTADORO.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

roWERY THEATRE BoWery-RosEo AND JULIET
PUrNA1.-
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ored miniatures Of the those crysnlotypes or
daguerreotypes paper taken at ROOTS Gallery No.
Broadway ikene-ses taken by this process
true while the color equal TO the finest miniature painting
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we have medicine that disease without weakening
the system that exhiaraes tho spirits without cntang
subsequent depreson that indigestion In all t forms
and consequences that restores he shattered nerves to full
gor that regulates the bowels and tho liver that the
constitution itself TO recupcratennd that in fart
the purpose Of all smuans, all neryine preparations III
catharcs and all Alternatives without producing of the
unpleasant after effects which flow from the Of ordinary
medicines The Arabian herb which forms e basis
be the thing which herbasts and physicians
lists and have searched in all and untf
searched IN vain Let the sick rejoc Tho cordial
put M, highly concentrated In pint BOTTLES Price 50 per
bottle two for 81, six for $2 g H. RING, Proprietor,
lg2 Broadway, New York
Sold by druggists throughout the United States Canada
and West Indies.
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now in New York will md AZ AGArE'S 90 Broadway, the
of crayats ties scars hosiery &c IN the
city, CARDS shirts Agat csrrazzas epse tosc made
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scrofuIa, Cancer, Rheumatisn

aYATTs Life BaIsom e the most certain remedy for these
palms. remember that few doses Of this yet plea
compound will afford certain relief Thousands
have been cured and have oen published in the SUM- He
raid, and other papers Those CERTIFICATES from we'll
known citizens who bs and consulted at any hour
Circulars containing these certificates had the prn
Drnl depot 26 Grand street Seventy per bottle
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Monographs, or Daguerrcotypes ON Paper.
Particular attention called 70 this feature in the
sotyps gallery $40 Broadway Leonard street
Also his new style Of oolored daguerreotypes.
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Ea n,,l Clothing. = October, 1883. =
ALFRED MUNROE a CO., AT Broadway. are constantly
rspenshing their stock Of ready and have
s week opened choice variety stylos
wear Also boys clothing In great variety No lewiston
\ any instance from marked prcee.
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Nobody Inherits Whiskcrs or M

yet all them by nsipg ongnent which will
force the benrd hair TO Ia six weeks, strong and
luxurisnt and won't stain njure the fkn. 81 bottle
sent to the country. r. g. GRAHAM, IS Ann street.
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Fine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In OIL, by
MN H. BUTLER, on the upper corner Of broadway and
Murray street This beautiful detail
dagusrreoyre with the finish Of the miniature paint
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Black Goods-Mourning G00ds.-Barthol0~
new WEED would cali attention to their immense
sock Of black goods consisting Of bombAsnes barpeurs.
Ioxeanies mernoes cashmeres amse cloths Canton eoh:
way between the ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
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Dnguerrcetypes Taken In the Best Manner
Fine Arts.-DasuerrcotvDe.

by the German system, by which four fine por
rats are taken and distributed the people daily
REFS 4 CO., No. $50 Broadway
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Fail CIothinR.-A Large and Well Selected
assortment Of fashionable fall winter clothing times
On hand besides cloths cAssmsrs and vesng
quality whicha made to order in the styles HENRY
L. fOSTEks clothing esablshment n CortlAndt street
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their shopping exclusively Broadway have little con
cepon Of the ~ visiting the eastern part Of the
city Columbian Hall sl Grand street presents the
fall winter dress goods OF house
either in out Broadway Rich India, cashmere ana
broche shaws triple chain hoeade gace and gro de Rhn
silks French mernoes muslin de ianes and merno plAds,
features this estab bent th.t have equals To the
initiated would visit this celebrated establishment
only for curiosity
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Loolingglass warorooms. az Cortland

etreet-RlCHARp kINGSLAND a CO.. offer to the trade,
and to house urnishers &e tie largest cheapest and best
assortment Of pier oval and mantle mirrors to be found
the city, also all kinds Of mshogany glasses Call and
their and beautiful designs before purchasing
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silks ever in New ors b. found HITCHCOCK
LEADBEATLRS, 3i7 Broadway, where the ladies are
sure ~ act suited tn have also all kinds win
ter goods selling the best kind Of kid gloves
cents pair. La&0
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Bald Heads Will soon Disappear

n for enlarged veins Of the lese eso kneeosps spinal
aoeo ladies' belts and suppcrters clubfoo knockknee
aad bowleg Instruments, With ssortneat Of ahdrsns
YuasSs, ~ IL Arr street. near Brosdrsy.
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Wonder1uI II s0.-The fhII style OF gentle
mons hats. sold by RAFFERTY, LEASk at the Tow price
and are the perfection Of elegance Call get one
Of these stylish hats and have your dagueoype likeness
inserted in II free Of charge No. 81 Chatham opposite Cham.
bsrs, and the Of Chatham and Pearl streets
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chemist mechanician and draughtsman, NO.
Franklin street Green Philadelphia Pa attendc
all business connected with procuring patents FOR nver
tious
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neous Hair Dye ItaIinn tdicated Soap curing
pmpes, erurtons rockles &c; Poudre Subtitle for up
roofing hair Liquid Rouge Liquid White Hair Restorative,
nd perfumery, at 81 walker street, near Broadway
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Omce Oh tho GcneraI SUPPLEMENTARY, Crya
al Palace, Now York. Sept H. 1853 hereby dive
that more applications 70 sxhi In this buldng wheth
foreign dom ssto, be granted. J. n BATCRELD
Secretary Of ths Huperin tendents
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by J. N. GIMBREDE, Broadway; an assortment Of iii
stationery wedding presents fancy goods co. beautif
stock of white bridal fans, pearl and ivory mounted
richly carved j. n Gimbrede and importer,
Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel.
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Van Duren ana his associates rank WIFI
William II. Seward, John p Hale, Joshua
r. Giddings and company. Dickinson and such
men. when the issue was practically presented
between the compromises Of the Constitution
and the Union on the one side, and the Buffalo
platform. or successonism on the other,
promptly ranged themselves with Clay, Web
ster and Cass, for the constitution, its compri-
misses, and the Union. Sustained, too, by
those powerful Union instincts which charac-
terize the great mass Of the American people,
they vanquished the free soil and abolition dis
unionists of the North and the fre-eating seces-
sonists Of the South, in that schedule of heal
ing measure known as the Compromise acts Of
1850. And here we come to the real issues Of
the late Presidential campaign and the Balti-
more Democratic Convention
The Secretary Of War seems to believe that
the President owes his election to the Baltimore
convention, and that his policy must be squared
to the general amnesty" Of factions there yir-
tually agreed upon. No such thing The Balti-
more Convention was nothing more nor less than
a Convention Of conspirators wrangling for the
spoil. II was coalition of Office mongers acting
upon false pretences. as was the Wing Conven-
ton a week afterwards Very few of the demo-
cratic delegates went to Baltimore with the in
tention Of nominating General Pierce But the
factions were overruled by their necessities; for
new and untrammelled man was the only me-
dunn for ending the squabble upon the old
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woolIen Blankets ousekeepers

a splendid stock 0 wnolien blankets at HITCHCOCK 4
LEADBEATERS 37 Broad NY. They have just received
them and thew are lot brought to this
ket The approaching cold nights make them most desirable
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NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham street UNCLE !
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Hair Dye and Wigs.-Bntchelor,s m


tory is at No 23 Broadway opposite the Park
the best IN te world for the sale app
cation Of his hair dye and newly invented wigs
Nine private rooms all floor.
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BURToN's THEATRE, Chambers street--Twrl
SlG 81 THE MIIIIRLRs.
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THE DAILY TIMES
LIES HARVEST.

LII II - ilhlt
BY wH. EDWARD KNOWLES.
Ho, reapers of Lies Harvest,
Why stand with rusted blade,
Until the night draws round thee,
And day begins to fade?
Why stand we idle. waiting
For reapers more to comet
TIL l,golden morn is passing
Why sit ye idle, dumb?
Thrust in your sharpend sickle,
And gather in the grain:
The night is fastapproachiug,
And soon will come again
Thy Master calls for reapers,
And shall he call in vain?-
Shall sheaves lie there ungathered,
And waste upon the planl
Come down from hill and mountain,
In mornings rudy glow.
Nor wait until the dial
Points to the noon below.
Aud come with the strong sinew,
Nor faint in heat or cold;
Aud pau Sc not till the evening
Draws round its wealth OF gold.
And mount the crumbling watch-towers,
And herald on the truth;
Preach out the golden precepts,
To wild and hayward youth,
Mount up the heights OF Wisdom,
And crush each error low;
Keep back no words of knowledge
That human hearts should know.
Be faithful to thy mission,
In service ofthy Lord
And then golden chaplet
Shall be thy just reward.
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TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIM Es.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLABo
per annum, payable in advance. - o
ADVERTISING-Foro one spare OF FIFTEEN LINES
less first insertion so cents and every succeeding IN
sertion % cents.
Thrice peek-For square, first insertion 62l cents;
every succeeding insertion 81 cents
Thrice aeek or once aoeek-For square, first IN
sertion IS cents every succeeding insertion SO cents
Advertisements gilmore than square, VIII be charged
the proportion according TO the numbero OF squares
But if the advertisement exceed square, or any NUM-
her offu squres by less than eight lines the additional
square or any number ofu squares by eight lines the ad
diional lines will be charged as a full square.
The number insertions of Advertisements must be
ted the MS, they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 30 lines, and IN
that proportion for advertisements OF greater engti and
$40 for IS lines and in that proportion for advertisements
of greater length except Auctoneers, who are charged
500 paper included for all sales before their doors
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VIEGaNIA GENYMAL RAn .!,;,1 TS


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD TO
Y THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS WITHOUT NIGHT
TRAVEL-whch is not the case on any other route,
and still making the trip in little over two and half days
TO the White Sulphur
Schedule for Comfort.
Leave Richmo nd daily at 81 a NJ and arrive at White
Sulphur in two and half days. tri-weekly line
leaves Stanton for White uphur by the Natural Bridge
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays arriving at the
White Sulphur i'll the same time.
Schedule for Ex pcditiOn.
Those who willing encounter some night travel
Cor the sake OF expedition procure extra Stages al
sStaunton leave at Nj, and reach White Sulphur sc
cond day from Richmond, at II o'clock NJ.
Between Richmond and w hitc Sulphur Springs, passing
the Warm ard Hot Springs $ll 90
Between Richmond and Lexington 90
Do do Staupton Is 90
DO do Charlottesville, 80
Do do Culpeper G. House, 50
Through Tickets
Can be obj aiued to New York and Philadelphia, by
steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Pennsylvani
y 90 e. H. Gill. Supefntehuent.
ADAHS' FHKs.-My assortment OF the above
goods is very large and varied IN part as ioiows:
Black and natural lynx Nuts
Black and white coney do
Mountain marten do
Siberian squirrel do
Nictorines Boas, and Cuffs to match
s5wansdown and Coney Ernine, &c &c
des JOHN THO MPSON
.SIA1A lHNn PERCUSSION GAPS, of the
@UO.UOO English and q Caps, good quality
ELIAS HALE
ia6 No 06 Main ST.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN DEPOT EOHs

No 1912 Main street, Richmond.
AVERs Goats, winter Frocks, business Frocks, dress
~ Coats dress Frocas; black and fancy Pants; silk,
san merino velvet, cashmere woolvelvet and
Vests; merino, silk, buck, flannel and lambs wool
Shirts and Drawers; dress Shirts, Collars half Hose Ca
watts, Scarfs, Suspenders &c &c
All ofthe above in endless variety and such prices
as will! certainly please. Our ready made Clothing,
think, be surpassed by any one being of our own
make. Those in want will please call and satisfy them
Selves at No 1O2 Main st.
M 81 KEEN CuIEES & BALDWIN.