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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

~ The Albany Argus, Democratic paper gives
gloomy Of the estimation in which the Admins
tration is held in the state OF New York. It says:
Cau any body point to "a friend Of the Administration
in this State who incumbent Of Office under the
present Pierce and Marcy Administration a relative
friend Of one who is? IL is literally party Of Office
holders, without numerical strength and with less
Influence respect than the Administration itself"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

5zs- The saunton Spectator learns from some of its
country friends that Friday morning. the LIST day OF
June, the ground covered with a thin coating OF
irOs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
FAIRMONT BANK,


Dear SIR have the honor OF enclosing
don OF this Bank January to st April and
respectfully apologize for transmitting
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
G. H. sPRIGG.
To His Excsl. ney JosErH JOHNSON Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

sB-The health OF Baltimore says the Patriot of the
9th inst the present time perhaps unequaei by any
other city in the Union. The report Of deaths for the
week only co. ou, ola population OF 90 900.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

III FLAX CUEUsE.--The Louisville journal s,vs q
much larger Of land has been given to tho co,.
ton OF FAX this spring, than ia any former year:
"In Ohio, there are thirteen extensive Oil niIIs. 1, R
lucky, Indians, and Missouri there are Eve more in All
eighteen mills that know Of which manufacture near
1000 900 bushels OF haxseed annually and are capable
Of working double that quantity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08


ThI, day personally appeared before me- sprsg Cashier,
and made that above the hest
OF his knowledge ana belief. AARON HAWKINS, J. p.
MAT 20, 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

The District Court Of the United States Judge IT.y.
burton pre- idng, having been engaged for some days
past with the trial Of tho Of the barquo Alioth
charged with mutny and revOt-tbe former being feo-
nv aud the misdcncanor They we're acquitted OF
the ony Friday morning. and pm, trial for the mis-
demcinor. GA Saturday the given the jury
who brought in verdict Of acqual aud they were dil
For the United States VIM 81. Gregory Eq for the dc,
fcndinIs T. II. Chandler and WIN. T. IIendren Esqrs-
NgrfyIE HsT1h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

N The St. Louis Intellgencer announces the sudden
death Of James D. Nourss i,s assistant editor lie
the Office "Wednesday morning May 81 ard wrote an
article on Col Fcmonts late exploring expedition The
lntellgencer SAYS
Having completed his article on Fremontg expedition
W. Nonr'c at aShlc converting on different subjects IN
his usual vein aud then and aid he would 90 bac
TO h room aud ic DOM he had felt quite unwe dur.
ing ihe morning. A. be- started, observed him to be
peiuy Pae The Day wore past, and the afternoon but
be did not return. And "a the shades of evening closet
H. physician came from his side 70 say thai, If Mr.
Nouse had Iiends, and had any arrangements to make
Io mem OF WIN mem, there was no time to loose for he
was at the door of death We fastened to b bedside and
found him too truly, dying lie murmurcd few words
they were OF hs two young girls-bis dear and distant
Cmluren, Iohg since moiherless-aDd Of his father
lie told n' how suddenly and severely the DESTROYER
pain O' '''
~ lie fingered through the night and died yesterday
! attack. '''' '''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
Ausrn.lIA.-A letter from an American house in An,

traia to their correspondents in New York, says:
"The American shipments with great rregnarity
either ovcrsockmg leaving market bare There have
been heavy in shipments Of flour in consequence Of its sour
ing Most Oftho American flour our market is sonr
selling AT from 20 TO 80 silugs per barrel while sweet
viii bring Co to G5 shings. This Colony must receive
from abroad, TO supply the ordinary consumption for the
coming year, and above the raised NJ home
between 100000 300, 900 barrels Of flour We eIpect
TO see II very high within three from this aud
trust our friends have continued their shipments.
Corn meal has been in demnd the last month for feed
ing stock, aud we think will be in regular use Oar
market il at present. overstOcked with many articles oC
American produce but If shipments OF the following arti.
Giles have not been large previous the receipt Of this
we think they will he safe to ship IlIlll aud G,cro
honr good butter, bacon and hams pork; sashrs
glazed panel doors lumber, timber clothing pants and
vests sperm aud admantine candles, furniture chairs
dried fruits, cotton duck meal cracked corn
bop shOVels axes oysters salmon Holsters real Hayan.
ma scgir5, Wooden ware, rice tobacco in small pack-
ge@, aud bottled fruits The price Ofrei estate has fallen
ani storage ha' declined very materially. We expect
soon 70 see It, at four shilng4 per ton per month in
stead OF four sblling7 per week, az twa at one time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

THE LoSo ISLAND MURDEE.-wo learn from the New
York Herald OF Tuesday, that Nicholas Balm. charge,
with the murder of NJ and Mira wickbam. at C,obogoe
Suffolk county, H. L. v" captured yesterday morning nv
the people, who were IN search Of him The mu,detor
bndng bis case desperate, and chance for esoane a.,
tempted suicide by cutting hs throat and afetwstJs
hre" himself among bushes for conceament vhe,
he was found. The wound, il is i'd, viii not prov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
JUST PUBLISHED

beautiful VEsTs.--A isrs. s.sertn.n, Of Fancy
yissnov Gall At ny Clothing Empoam Nc ios Main st.
Is6 HENRY SHAVER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

EuGRATrSG TO TIE New TEGRlroRIE..-The Savannah
Sentinel published in Andrew county, the west line Of
Missouri thus speaks of mriers the State line
Settling in Ncbrlsh kansas, learn from the g lthe
anu other sources. IS going rapidly. Hundreds OF
claims are already taken up opposite ST. Joseph and
meeting of the settlers held. Not day passes but new
additions made to the number The Indian agent has
Issued Proclamation az ns ire passing on Indian lands
but little heed paid to it, The work goes bravely on
Nor do the hardy pioneers fear the cod steel OF
the bayonets" with which there threatened last fall.
Impatient OF the unreasonable delay of government in
eItinguishing Indian titles and organizing the Territory
the people have determined to take the matter into their
own hands.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
At NORRIS bookstore, 81 Main street. June I.
so' ehlGos' "s'o's' 3 o'ssGl1''' tRu.
MRAHDOLPHS Boot.'orr. 1871 Nain STRAIT, Jnnr :.
7o'GlIS't' noiifsIo'f' 'o''iiSS't' tR"s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
The Petersburg I"egseer speaks of specie currency

The Petersburg ieigeneer speaks OF specie currency
in that place as follows
The Secretary has, far informed redeemed
the magnificent promise yet very sparngly. We DO
no. know how it is in Richmond but in this city silver
change at the Custom House is sadly scarce Although
gold Is not sHperabundant yet limited is the ability OF
the Banks TO give it out the supply understand
ahead OF the Collectors silver funds The truth s the
silver can only be gotten in exchange for gold of equal
value. In the Treasury Department, in the Custom
Houses and in the vaults Of the SubTreasurers this rule
alike holds unless in of payment of public dues or
under an appropriation OF Congress The Banks of
the Commonwealth then have to bear the bTunt and bur
den OF the Small Note bill, for without the gold which
they may pay out there cannot be procured the requisite
silver Change for tina business OF the community. We
take 1t that Mr.. Guthrie will not aud send 900
much less 100000 10 Richmond elsewhere without
receiving its equivalent in gold. These remarks are not
designed to thro. any obstacle r the way OF the law
which has already been su enty unpopular but TO cor
rect an idea which think to the nature
and extent of Mr. Guthries corporation. We write only
according to our understanding Of matters.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
of Winchester, ro-wrr:

Corporation Of Winchester, ro-wIr:
Robert B. Wolfe, Cashier Of the Bank OF Winchester
personally appeared before me- Justice Of the Peace of
the corporation aforesaid and made oath that the above
of the condition of said Bank is correct the
best OF his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this 18th day of April. 1854.
JOHN KERR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

The undersigned, Directors Of this Bank, certify, that
b: lieve the above statement and
R0BT. II. CONRAD,
GEO w. GWIN,
WIN. L. BRENT,
n. w. RICHARDSON,
JAS. ii. BURGESS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
RICHMOND WING.
ro COMPREHENSIVE.

business must be Addressed TO the "hdffors o.
ga HAi1." . 49,
This standing, ought to be known to ALL and will
departed from Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines are charged FOR As advertisements.
~ Communications will be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

tWrhs Detroit Daily Advertiser states from reliable
source tina, fee hsadsS pounds sver were taken from
ths Minnesota. mines Lake Superior short tine since
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
Condition Of yIrslnl. n.ul,.

| EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA,
| MAY, "a, 1854.
quarterly statements Of the condition Of this institution
as it existed on the sist Of March, 1854.
Very respectfully.
". soUTHeArE Cashier.
To bis E,celeucy Josxrn Jonssos,
Governor Of Virginia, Richmond.
A Comparative rie,o eftas Condition olta. EXCHANGE
! Bunkof Virginia aud its branches taken from, Gs
Statements cfthe 8la March, 1853, and 3ist March
1854:
| AssKrs. 1853 1854.
Loans to individuals, sc. S4sso ase 60 &6ss7ls7 II
Foreign oils Of ex-
change, e,666 90
burg, lo,e64 10 r7,loo 90
Duo by other banks,
In account $4,000 Q. la6,7s4 Is
In notes Of Virginia
banks, 16l, T26 90 lI66T6 90
In notes ofbauks else.
where 4e1SO 4S6T2 90
Real estate, sS,l77 80 96,e72 81
Resulting balance Of tram
sections yet In transit.
bank and branches, 1851 IS 1885 SO
Specie, $50, SOS IS 64s6e3 "a
s4,7oees7 ssss,sss, lo4 Sc
LrANLrrrs. 1853. 1854.
Capital 100000 90 $685. 900 90
Circulation, 9,oe5,isl so 2,oSl,77T SO
Due to other banks in
Sl,l
Deposits, l,lI6,s9o "a l,l26 sol 66
Excess Of assets, 204,SI6 As s44,ess Sd
s5,7os,GS7 ss so.ss5,is4 81
w. soUTHGATE, Cashier
BANK OF WINCHESTER,
wIscuEsrER, April le, 1854.
His Excelency JosrrH JOHNSON,
Governor of Virginia:
Dear sr,-I herewith transmit quarterly statement,
showing the condition of this Bank the LIST inst
Very respectfully, your obi set,
RoBT. b. WOLFE, Cashier.
Statement Of the condition Of the Bank Of WIN |
chester on the lst day Or April, 1854
DR..
Capital stock, sloo,UUo 90
individual deposits, se,s95 70 |
Circulation, e9.935 o.
Discount and interest account 1859 ~ |
Contingent fund, b62 CO
Balance from exchange account, IS
1858 %
Denomination of notes in
circulaton-fves, S59,9S5 90
tens, 10000 90
S9e,e 90
All the debts due are believed to be good.
The last and only dividend (January ast) three per
cent.
Cr
Va. State Stock and Guaranteed Bonds sl0s,00 90
Notes discounted, l06e14, "a |
Inland bills discounted 2l,6l5 l6
Due from other Banks, l4,46l 81 |
Notes Of b inks in this State 1916 80 |
Notes of Banks incorporated elsewhere, 555 90
Interest due State and Guaranteed
Bonds, 1900 90
Permanent expense account, $50 90 |
Current expenses, 1877 rs
Specie, 2o,s53 p
$2e9,35S 90 |
The undersigned Directors Of this Bank, certify, that
believe the above statement to be correct and true
ROBT. II. CONRAD,
o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

~ Saiges the French Minister is said is not satis
fed with the explanation Mr. Marcy makes in regard TO
the French Consus at San Francisco lilo demands
addition 70 the explanation given that our vessels OF
shall formally salute the French flag when the consul
salute the ground that there good cause for
lowering the ag he has official with the re.
hosting thereof II IL said dispatches in relation TO tho
have been sent 70 the American Minister at Paris
whittier the difficulty has been referred for adjustment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

cS-Thc New York National Democrat is very hard on
the Administrations favores in the " Y. Custom House
Itsays:
"Uuder the direction of those twin traitors John
Cochrsnc and John Van Buren,, all manner of thieves
assassins convcts and ail-brds have reen placed in
posts Of trust. To such shameful has this bust
been carried, that there many merchants who
of the character of of the men who hold Of
fee in the habit of sending their clerk, to watch
their goods while in the hands OF the United States oil
GERS II John C0chraue is not removed il will not be
six months before tho merchants of New York will move
in body against him for converting the Custom House
into den OF thieves" 1t is well understood that
Cochran, as the tool OF John Van Buren, the king Of
the short boys" he il called is the grand fucle
Of all this deyiltry One of the gentlemen who was
lately removed called Mr. Rcdfed, that it he was re
moved for pscal purposes he had complaint to offer
but il any charge had been mide glust him. he desired
to know it. To which the eminent I" man of wax re-
piled that no charge had been preferred but Mr. Coc
rane had recommended his removal" Ony think OF
such John Cochrane being at the he d Of
the New York Custom House"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

MoRE TROUBLE At ERE.-We regret exceedingly 10
hear that dissatisfaction still exists to an alarming e1eht
at Ere. IL hoped and II supposed that railroad
matters by the legislation at Harrisburg, had become
icnby adjusted.
We have it from authority which We cannot dispute
that late meeting Of the Council Of Erie resolution
passed for the tearing up Of track and pulling down
the bridges in the corporate limits. To this resolution
Mayor King declined give his until he had taken adj
vice Of counsel, and thus the matter stands
We trust wiser counses will prevail and that the au.
horities Of Erie seeing their real interest will refrain
from further proceedings Cleveland Herald Of 3d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

The incomes derived from Of tho Pennsylvania
coal lands are enormous Mr. Hecsher, formerly mer
chant Of New York. has income Of City thousand dol
lars year from this source that Of Henry O. Carey the
writer Political Economy put down At the same p
Swain, Of the editors and proprieors of the
Philadelphia Ledger lucky fellow holds 10 connection
with his partner coal lands which for eighty thousand
dollars ayearl Mr. NeWkrk has one hundred and CITY
thousand year, and Mr. Wetherbe two hundred thou
sand year Pennsylvania nobody would compare "a.
yorably with that OF Fast India
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
$lsi.l2i % tis1.4s6 &c
sIa,i2l % sis7.4so rs

@. II. sPaIGG. Cashier.
J. O. PITCHER,
ISAAC H0LEMAS,
WA. ID. EfSTER, directors.
AARON HAWKINS,
JS0. 8. CHISLEY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
SELLING oFF.sELLING OF

UD ARaAIEs-BARGAINs-Ia Offering good hsr9an as
ID any house In this line can Offer same go con.dycd and
strange 10 ssy m selling PROFIT, and NO 1iuNBUa.
Tose in Of genuine well made Clothing Will End my
large Of the latest Styles Of good MATERIAL and for sale
profit will allow Every article usually foutd Gentle.
mans furnishing House hand Call and examine my
stock. WIN. IRA SMITH,
nv ItA Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
RICHMOND MARKETS Jrsx ,

isloco-Nothink done MondA, or
% ths holidays, To-day breaks large Win
NJ ann snon In the martet and prizes Tor ali
to say. a i,st pr.si uss q, ~ u good ~
uem,nE w TO u2 good aud nne shipping An, mann
ptlse. S Wv ~ ~ - mig" =" ms nusr
clio to tiso. "'S-''' s'ou ''u anu Nh''s ~
fiorh-ws quote supsrnne ., . TO s9s.
HESTER WHITE, Com Merchants.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

UNoR THE LADlEsLadies' Cater at 81 80 and a.
nice article just received
Kid slippers a. son as velvet We in'ite
public want OF thing In the Shoes
Ac to give call We keep can and AM
will sell them as low any house in Virginia.
Iel PUTHEY. Watts a purNry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
The Cuhan pimeultlss..

| The Washington journals and letter writer's are
unable yet to give any satisfactory account of the
state OF relations with Spain We are left in doub'
as to the correctness of the reports of begeran'
aspect brought by the steamer Asia, which appeared
in the Madrid correspondence Of the European pa
pers, or Of those published by some of the Washing
papers and correspondents to the effect that dis
patches received by the ASIA showing full set
Element of the Cuban difficulties. Nothing has
appeared yet, Of official authentic character, to
confirm the latter reports first set aoat we believe
by the Washington Star.
The Union remains silent on the subject whether
desgnedly, because it has not been entrusted with
official information, cannot say. The latest on at
by way of Washington rumors is, that all our diti>
culties with Spain are in train Of amcable adjust.
mcnt-that Spain has announced her willingness to
sell Cuba-that negotiations on foot with that
end in view and that an appropriation of several
millions Of dollars is TO be inserted in the general APP
preparation BILL at the request of the President, for
HIM dispose of at his pleasure in the contingencies
that NAV arise out of our relations with Spain Con-
mssioners it appears are still TO be appointed, and
the indications are pretty plain that We are not done
with the Cuban difficulties by good dea-the reports
of full settlement of the whole matter, to the con-
1t is more confidently asserted that the ADJ
ministraton is very much disposed to keep out of a
war with Spain, over the Black Warrior affair; and
that the warke tone in which the Union, and other
Administration papers dscourscd of the affair about
the time Of its occurrence, all turns out to be
the accustomed bravado in which those journals in.
dulge such occasions-that having relieved them
selves of their surplus valor, and having written the
Administration into very vaorous position, they
will be much more peaccaby inclined. The cont:ol
Of few millions, it is thought will be greatly more
accel table to the Administration, and many Of is
friends, than war with Spain, any other country,
carry their boosted preensions to protec. the
American flag from insult and to maintain the honor
and dignity of the nation 1t will also furnish
venient mode of diSposing of the surplus in the
treasury, after Santa Anna gets his ten millions.
We never place much reliance in the floating ru-
mors that sent fiom Washington political
matters. Ii those asserting full and satisfactory
adjustment of the Spanish difficulties correct it
is time the public were having some assurance of the
fact The of any such assurance, in this case,
up to the present timc may give good ground for
questioning the accuracy of the statements that the
whole affair has been settled. When that event takes
place, the Administration, inclined to think
will not be long in making it known.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08
$4,7oe,es7 ss 90, 1856, i64 Sc

1853. 1854.
~, 100000 90 1896. 900 90
2,os5,iel so e,oSl,77T so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

GENTEEWENI
nRRss ROOTS AND sHoLs-we have in store a beautln,
IL Of Gents Boots very finest AM
best also Gents Patent Leather Calf and Patent
Quarter Shoes aid Gents CATERS different styles which we
the attention OF all in want Of something that and
SAINT. 80
Jel PUINEY, WATTS ptJTNPY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-08

THE having in connection with hi. Book
tionery and Piano Forte Establishment BINDERY
prepared to manufacture 10 order manner
and MERCANTILE ACCOUNT BOOKS kinds suitable for
Banks, Public Offices Courts, for the Counting Room
Those who particular about the quality Paper select
from hne Stock such they prefer before
lie has besides, constantly hand-Ledger JournAs Day
Cash, Invoice, Order BILL Receipt Letter Memo.
rsnda scrap Check and other Books every se and
style Of binding -
Merchants and others who design opening July
viii hni to be great advantage ohave utpOs
10 that time in order that they well
into use. JAMES WOODHOUsR,
Main street RIehmond ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15
AGENCY.

A MEXICAN AMI yORNGN AGENCY, 0PPosIYE
N The Treasury Department, Washington, under the
direction 81 Aaron Haight Palmer Counsellor Of the
S.prcme CcuIs OF the Uhed Ststes and Consul General
Of the RspSbns q Ecusdor for tha United States stab
lshed for the prosecution and recovery OF claims OF
American citizens foreign gsvernmsns or the 6nitc1
States bsfcrv Congress- the Executive departments Of the
federal government and Boarda Of Ccmmissoasrs tsine
In Washington; recovery Of debts isgscfsa and inherit
tAncss In the Unfsd States and foreign countres invest
meats In United etstes and State seeuritiss cciee
generally remittanoes and other money buninese Hay
Inc eoea& and reliable sorrsspondsnts Ia The several
etetSs and Territories Of the Unien In koxco Central
end serth America the chief cities Of Europe In Aus
traIs India and Cbiaa the undersigned d prepared to
rive bis prompt and faithful attention 10 al business
that ray 30 confdfd to hts escncy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

A N INTERESTING EUMHER--rHE NEW YORK DIS-
"A patch tt August 1oth uM csntsin thrillilg 81
venture e ely n which VII epsn tie eyes q
sons inaeet pses, Who nevsr dream a What y going
arsunA th It b from the pen a old salt WAtsr
ooatributoe, and entitled The Gamblers victia,
wonAn's Rsvsngs. while this tsrribls was en-.
acted within stones throw of Broadway, mot twenty
people In this great city Of half mi lion Of souls
had any knowledge Of The bloody deed enacted In ths
vary midst Talk Of romance Why, there are realities
terrible thaa cenjured mp by tho Imagination
Of The novel writer Let those who doubt read this
yelaton. II 4 complete In number Of the Dispatch
thsnc account of ons Of the most Journeys
record giving In fan the Incidents and adventures
the trials and privatons Of the wanderers, amid pest
esce and hsres Of savage tribes The reading Of this
article WIN amply rspsy perussl whatever may be the
their perous Journey Together with the usual variety
Of interesting reading matter The Dispatch is sold By
al news vendors. Frice four cents Once ~ Beeknan
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

NRCUS.-GRAND CONSOLIDATION OF TIE rvs
~ largest Crcuses and most popular equestrian estAS
wefehs National Circus aud Hppodroms, Of Phladslpha
and Lenta New York Circus, forming two disttnet sx
ions blaola together, and both given und.e ons h.
ports By inferior companies to the contrary, notwit
standing. Doors open 81 and O'Clock. Almisstno
hiblt August 18th, At Syracuse l4th, jordan; ~
Auburn; 18th, Waterloo; 17th, Geneva; Ieth, o..
Rochester oath, Bergen; 2sth, Batsy1a; 2otA Albs.s
2sth, Medina; both, Lockport Soth, Lswi.tSn; slse
Niagara yaIs; September and Buffalo; -, A.csssf
9th, Olsaa Pa. llth, Ceres; 12th, Fssndshiis -,
Genesse 18th, Hornollsyae 18th, Csnestsos H.
21st, Emra 22d, Corning; asa, Addison; .2stA, IAH~
renee, p. Goth Coyington 27sh Troy; 18th Towaa6
Cortland 4th Ma.Akhsn; 9th, Norwich 9th, 49,
bridge; 7th Greene; 9th, Binghamton.