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Lrsrvcs--Karly Cabbsx,. Ro,.
Al q o., curled India. Bros.
pussh, Green and White cos,
MEios-Natnss and cstron.
NAsSrxyfrn.
nsid. - ~ =
PAaalzr-Csried. --rrl.t
fAnsnu-bsrar,
PEAs--LAndfsth's Extra Far.
X Frame, Large Marrcvhl
Dvaff do, Peruvian do
hr.sraa- Piekiins. Large Sweet
kAptss-Long Salmon. Ian,
Scarlet, white Tsrnip, red de
Black spanish. w
RncslRs. t."
bALsAYu.
SrtnAcE. nf..
borAHn.
Tvsxrr-rat Dutch. RED Ton.
IsrSs Globe. Rata Bsss, Lsrt.
Per Hssss-A,sortm.n,.
non D.Landrs,h. are offered or
G, from the Nurseries OF d. Ian.
70 subscribers. shall be promptly
J JOHNS0N 4 BR0THiR,
% D.LAndreth. lis Main ST,
nleknxAA ~
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SsIAGs a. ,R4ANGtln l.NTS.--Our Stage Lines will
Railroads foil viz:
Pa,epgers By the Mail line will staunton a
Ter dinner and arrive 1t Coverd Rchmond-
Leave morning daylight Aluu and
rive At the White Sulphur Springs by 6k p. u.
AMI by an Arrangement with
passengers can spend the night at saunton ,rpg NJ
lazy Sundays ~ the before night
leave next morning and arrive White sulphur Springs
eArly hour In the evening" -
RETURN SCHEDULE:
Passengers by the Mail line will Sulphur
sh--dne at Warm Springs. Coverdae
saunon by b In connect with the Train, Of the
Central and Alex ndria Railroads. time
for dinner second day.
Passengers BY ton line leave the White Sulphur
ter eAkfa spend the night At the Hot Springs
dsygharrise ut Staunton early
Meeting with the CentralTrsin, leaving daily At n.
Passengers for Lexington, Natural Bridge
CASTE will be through those
or Rockbridge Alum Springs 10 breakias;
Parties dcsir extra Coaches at siaun
ton or white su phur springs, from either Company
they desire. -
Iys9-dts wa v,pp,ou m
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.AsnnErus WARRANTED GARDEN sxsps-n.
seesstihsrs have Ne, nsneed receiving vsus .
nsa Poly q ssh sssains GARDEN sifD az
@ SOD nov 90 generally that Der.
Win Then. The following comprise Of asortnsat ana
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SECOND SUPPLY


OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
VALENTiSE, ChtSsHAW & Co, have this day received
by The steamers Roanoke and Jamestown large addition
her stock Of the newest styles Of recently imported
ladies' Gntlemen Mis.e Boys and wear which have
In part as follows N' "
Rich Broesde, Plaid and Striped silks
Black Figured and Plain siks-A prices
Plaid and Str ped He rpanni and Grenadlue
Plain and Figured Bareges az Barge Laiue.
surer. french Printed Jaconeis md OrRansIes
french, English and American Lawns and OnIcoss
Embroidered Auslins Plaid and Striped do
embroidered Robes and DriliiansE, White and Cold
Plain ChAlys, Chslly Bareges a De Bege
9inghan,, all qualities, and Furniture prints
HABIT and Furniture Dmy, IN bonnet
Shemitettes, Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchief
hieh and Medium Bonnet, Cap and Neck Rband
Ladies tentlemens, Boys, Misses Children's eiIk
Thread, and Cotton Hose Half Hose
BombaEne, Alpaca, Canton Cloth other Mourning Good,
81 and iOS1able Diaper and Damask
Table Cloths, Napkins DoysS and Diapers all prices
irish Linens, Linen Cambria and Renting
sdles uentemsns, Boys, Mises' Children's Gloves
hrsad Isle sWiss and Hul Laee Edgngs InsernEs
Jaeonet Oambrio, Plain and Checked ssss Muslin
0leihs UASsimeres, Cashmeres and THseds
bk, satin, Valencia and Naritlles yettngs
white and Fancy, CoOrrd, Plain aud Hgured DRILLING,
Bed Iiekngs Plaid Domestic and Cott,nadsI
handsome variety OF Goods for wear heavy Vs.r
anen and Drng BurlAps, and cotton and
Linen Goods or 5erVanps Cohe Brown setpg
hhrtings, and Cotton oEnaburgs,i &c.
. - VALENTINE, CRENsHlw 4 CO.,
ia No W, corner Broad, 9Th and Capitol streets,
Yea IatI
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HRLAth CnAPY sHAwIIs AND LAtE rOiNTs.-In store
alarIe stock o. SLACK Cape shaEs Black Lace Points
oci Also very rch % ani 50 Bst sK Tace hantas
h,ysIy low prices WARREN 4 RERKtNB,
wv No, III Eagle equaIs,
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fdsen0es Ao Vef fAroaoA tickets ,.op At Pent
By order, n. d. WWfCOMR
Rlehmond June ~, 1854 sapt rransrertAtien.

VikGlNlA AND TENNEsSEE RAILROAD-
v THROCGR By IA rLfGHT-passenEvrs he sweet
and white Sulphur Springs ntoned there daily
lines OF Stages und.ys eSeepted owned by djsre.f
fos and rtnntn1 dercnt
Rdirdd to the Sweet and white Sulphur springs sy
securing "a nen te tceH iHoa advantages produced
sacks, the other at Salem.
leaving Richmond ex O'Clock NJ
VILE and the soathde Railroads. and Stages ar
ynchburg at p. NJ. Virginia Ten.
neee Railroad train and arrive atsism so mes
o'clock H. Leave next morning by Stage
Sweet Springs BY O'Clock NJ and the white sulphur
then take the at O'Clock
At he sweet Springs by o'clock that evening.
The virginia and Tennessee Railroad
distant IS miles ir.m the Rel Suihur prinos
nov weekly line Of Stages and In there win
daily line The morning train from Lynehbug sewben
Atl2S O'Clock, p. NJ. 4. II. GILL,
Iyls Gene supt. and Tenn M
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HDACKEr RoAT PLOUGHB0Y, FOR
II NEW C1NTOH-ACooMoDATIoN, ifssarssS
LiNE.The subscribers
running their boat PLoUGHBoY Capt 70. T. Crouch
twesn RICHMOND NEW CANTON ssd inst Tuesday
next Great for and comfort hereby offered
TO the travelling public all night travel beirg avoided and
snTrs taking lsans the boat at all places In the day time
Leave RICHMOND, al A. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
arriving New y.
Returnins-Lesve SEw CANTOR A. NJ, on Mondays We'd
nesdsys and PritAys arriving Richmond the
day.
flRI the shat hsets.ore charged ne Mess
Boyl, Edmond Davenport
Once on 9TH street, opposite MyerI Warehouse.
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wM. p. PARRISH A co.

PURCELL, LA0D & co., DIR U(:tsISTS,
No. ~. Main street, Corner I i,h. Richmond, Va.
fFER for sale large stock, embracing following part
" at low prices fos cash. the usual credit
5000 Lbs Bs., Indigo
lihds Prime Nader
1890 Lbs Cream TGrta.
GOO Kegs saper o.Tb EoJa
- barrels spts Turpentms
$50 Dozen Durk, c's Yeast Powders
1900 Calls LInseed oil
see Keg, White Lead. Dry and In OIL
$500 Lbs Extract Logwood
300 Do Nutmegs
80 barrels Tanners oil
IS Gases Chrome Green and yellow
300 Kegs White Zinc Paint
~ Barrels Venitian Red and Spanish Brown
10 Do DO 1 xsTnishe,
1000 Boxes Window Glass, French and American
10 Gases Refined Dora1
400, 1h Do p. Gn0esr ra, is a :, q,
eco Ounces sulphate ounIne
Ayers Cherry Pectors Mustang Bul,
SANDS and other Meane vermiuge and 4. 9th
popular Patent Medicines The whole being very large
anu well suited to the wants the trade OF Virginia.
lima, and Tennessee.
Nh. Particular attention packing and shipping fe94
rELos PaEEiRA Or FahfaH hatyE and c bSShS
Po the OF Chronic diseases Urinary CaIcu
and Kidneys and Psdder ssynr any IT.
reliability OF that organ and correcting the
be yodd without pain especially In discharge from
the urno genital mucous membrane retention
urine
1t, efficacy the Pareira in certain aadies OF the urna.
V organs induces ascrihe almost specific
altering the quality o, the urinary secretion Originally
introduced into medicine lhonp,c employ II al.
most solely In discharges from the uno genital
brane gonorrhea, eucorrhes and Of The
sadT 500 In .hs s,sr o. o;s d Med
surgeon that has great influence the
M nov o nSder materially the secretion
tile AaA@ma iSa and rssIi,y Of The BlsddsI
For sale by DOVE d co. anai
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V,HEE yInGIN5. ,A ANp IEsNNEssEE Rail.

are now running line Of Stages Monday and
Fridays and In few days they will daily line from New
House and Lhe Bel Sulphur Spring. I.T -
scHEDULE-LAave Lynchburs via Ti0inid and Tennessee
Rdodd A. NJ and reach the Red saphur Springs p NJ
Fare from Lynchburg Giles 10
Do do do Red Sulphur. o 90
Tickets uny be procured at Lyuchbars depot
July 18th, 1884 PLAGG, CALDWELL 4 co.
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VIHGdNIA AND TENNESsEE RAILROAD
v BDIHiNAS, NATURAL BRIDGE LEILSGT TON AND
ROChBRLDGE ALUu SPRLNGS-Pas,enEers informed
h s nov running daily ne Of splendid Four
horse Stages from Bufods Depot the Virginia Tennessee
Railroad 10 the above named places.
SCHkDULE-LeAve Lynehburg virginia and Tennes,.
Railroad .tt NJ and arrive At Buchanan to
the same evening Leave Buchanan morning.
and stop ~ hours the Neutral Bridge Rock
bridge Alum sp ings in time dinner.
Fare from LJnchburg TO Buchanan
Do do do Natural Bridge. 90
Do do do Lexington. 3 rs
Do do do Rockbridge Alum. .................. 4 IS
Tickets may be procured at the Lynchbucg Depot
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A<&E&5& k<.<|/(1
.A-S-X-IxEx LYSLI-xxy11Y
~ ICH M OND AMI PETfR sRI,HG M Az.
TX IN Isss,r ~.
he IAN Jcps me P.sns,I Ssos , @ Az smsr
' s H,,s,s s 49,, ,a run ~ '0no"
Is.,. Rishv.opa s,u, =, A'hss "AS' ,yo.,o.. ~
I" Pster,eurr ~
y rsArx
Leave Richmond daiya O'Clock. p. NJ
-" Petersburg ~ N.
Fare for white perscns.. .siso
ossr three and not over IL yeArs ofaxe -
s.,x.n,s lin :. ~ Nv y. 20
send.nee on n.n. Children, or ss 10 Ssh ssss
Of 10 cents viz Be .o-sa On essS i, when ticket.
where no ne ct, are ,oid ~ " PS k''x On 'he sAi'
xn.r,. 1920
Leave, Rehr,o,s No,S.s' xs.dns.,.~. -, r,,,.x =,
oeoes Nj for pa,s WsSs, shy
t. Aasura Tor Sorso. 81 p,,, ror
rare to SoTIo,S q, pa,t.nos,h "' anu 20 ~,
Ms.,s sssh Nv
servants t,. ,.iir, Nv ,,, h ~ ,si
matters win Two nss,ss 40 ,t ans h. CO.,
and n mp,t n. an ar n. ,hs,
tr,i To go on th. es,s ~ ' - 49, 49, 49, '' - $500
N B.-The Trains viii run by Richmond time
f' A"s A'-"s ''1A " ~ TiISs nnn ,ur IN ,,.
-.s,,y -, =, IN, -. : :, ,,.s,,
4Noh OLD FONT, NohfOih AND POhIS-yd Nh
- M0nIn-on and aner this date me steam SA8f1r
oot AUGUSTA will stop regularly AZ Old Point-->
both going and RETURNING me season The
cara f1nninE IN eonne WIN the ASGUsrA Capt
Wm smith, for the above places Per- WAhal will eav.
The Richmond and Soeioek A. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday;
via Ms,dsy. Tsussdss, and s.,ardsy' At SS Nm for Ps
r.rs 70 Ola poin, SoIet ard paT,,mos,h su- 90 ~
-~- 49, '''''' $500
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SPRING AND bM sU sHifRp ARRANGEMENT
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO VIRGI.
MA SPRINGS.
R49GAGE pYErxED THRONGH

THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO VIRGI.
MA SPRINGS.
BAGGAGE 0HECHED THR0UGH
NINETEEN MILES STAGING THAN by ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
Richmond and Danvie the southsde and the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Tor conveying from Richmond to
Lyneheurg, and 10 the Sweet and White sulphur Springs,
the Richmond Of the Richmond and panvills Rail-
road daily sndays eeepted at 6k O'clock NJ, aud arrive
Lynchburg the Rchnond Dsnve and the souhsde
Railroads. at O'clock p Msa.inx from the terminus
Of the scuthsds Railroad Lyueheurg IL mesdne At lynch
burg and NJ take the vsnia and Railroad and
arrive Saem p Msleep at Salem, and leave the
morning NJ dine at the Mountain House, and
arrive the Sweet Springs o'clock p NJ and At the White
sulphur p the from Salem to
springs miles, nd thence the White sulphur IL miles making
only 81 miles.
FARE:
Richmond Petersburg Lyneheurs. 80
o Sweet Springs. 80
Z" p White sulphur Springs ...........h.... ~
by order: X K HuGHsON, Ticket Agent.
Tickets Richmond be procured the oiee Of the Rich
mond and DAnvilh Depot only.
NJ In the south.de Railroad will be completed to
the River Cna point about miles belou Lnheurg
whirh Travellers ui be boat TO Lynch
burg will be only Oh
miles the White suphurbsng SO miles s than by
other route.
null \. IL.
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- IEAMIIOAT CURTIS PECK-N sss--i
~ ~ SAGE TO 9LD P0LN7, P0RLSGsH4ss5se
NOCTH AND NORFOLH.-1he CUR AAs-xHAitsz-
Ills PECK, Captain John Davis hAving undergone complete
ovehauling will SATURDAY the 18th
her regular the this
leaving the wharf At Ricketts, every Saturday Tuesday
Thursday mornings 81 o'clock NJ (precsey touching
all the regular landings Eolng aud returning.
each.
r. O HAsKNs
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These vessels all Of the nrst Glass; city Of Bat
more expressly for this trade and superior
They BY experienced Captains well
quAnsd lot the trade and who will
MEDIATE, They viii be lowed up and down the river sau
Merchants rng NORTH ordering goods from New York viii
and to thur crest to ship by this n freight win always
DC taken as ios other line
isfaction. '-'Ns'e'A'-
ask and hope succeed obtaining share
Goods shipped BY this Line York. viii be forwarded
to New Orleans, Mobile Charleston Savannah or
The vessels will lie Rchrnond Al Rockets, I'm MAJ yo,l
Berth No. i, Oofee House SLIP, loot Of Wall street
........ DAVID CURRlE, Richmond.
Q. II. PDRSoN, New York, SArents
No. 81, South street
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pIscoyKRY.-LNrERKsrlNo ro IA.

Siss ISD SESSiEsEE.-1Ss6s. eikAoIr II Dt vi
ING danger. death, has length
sbalning OF the noted Professor OF Chemy ~
aost Incredible by which the hair be euried
the hand beautiful nature Itself has n to
be~i,ehns uge,s, beautiful OF the head
This curling the hair and the adding
those with whom has seemed
.,s been prscied among the ssh nsSe
Eastern Continent for the last nve with perfect
but for the and slos superhusn
exertcus Of PROT GIau pevvsr would probably have
method embalmlng would died with the srna
the and only small portion Of the human family have
been decorated with those oscnany Rpge cap
iivsted their Thousands.
Recipe this preparation for curling the
hair with directions had serdinE dodr
pot paid 70 GiRAtLT DEWpIkR hdr-ntnsf,n. Ts,aesn
mrng friends receiving the blessings Of all that have used this
and daily forwarding all OF the United
state,, those wondsrfa receipts for Curling the HAIR
aulS-Sm
SANDwICH ISLAND NoTfs-As the Ne. Bookstore, Kent
Haiper Gazetteer Of the World Part VIII be
Pete In 10 Paits Subscription for the whole work ~ single
Sos oac.
Sandwich Island Notes. by A. HaOie Illustrated VOL i2uO
90.
History Of Pyrhu, by Abbott being The ish vol OF ASso't
interesting Histories, zoe
Our Honey moon and other comicale, from Punch IS
Alone, third e-ition, by Marion Harland, 70 -
Leather stccknss and SIX; Story Of virsiuis, w.
Twenty Year, In the Philippine Islands, l ~
Utah and the MormOns, 20.
Lamplghter, fresh ,upply,l Is. "a
Tempest and Sunshine; by Miss Mary Holmes, CO.
Life and Sayings Of Mrs. Partnsten, %
Aubrey, oaet Heart, and Woman. Love, each q
Hsrper's Gar.tteer o the World Nos. a&s Z" So
Hard Times; BY Dickens, IAN.
Harper's and Grahann's gaIines, and
Godey's Lady's Book. for August. W. A. BUrTkRs,
auls lei Main street.
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fSoPARTNERsIiiP.-MJ II. BLAIR having purchased the
~ interest Of Mr. W. H. sEABRooE Of the late
BROOK REEVE has catered iuto partnership with
REEVE under the style of REEVE BLAIR aud will
the Apoiheeary and
sesorook Reeve, and hope By srct
It'll share OF the patronage Literally extended
g. PAYsoS REEVE,
JOHN II. bLAIR
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PAkGAINs-BARGAINs.-I recep; OF A large assent.
msnt q Chins Glass and Ear,henWar direct from
which, with choice sock Fancy Looking
stoae Ware 4 Invite the particular Of both whole
sale and retail purchasers. " $3.50 'N'
Being determined to reduce with making
change In business inducements will offered 10
customers, or persons purchasing for each.
good order. UtIGU A "a ="
mi
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TmRTY EEA ~, VIEW y TrE .. 8 SgSATEi

-, BY HON. THOMAS n. BESToS.
survey Of this work reader will an eyenn o,
temper, freedom from mausuiy which, In the sb'ence N
sh'r evidences o. Anihor'hP, would dored M petsn'ons
NJ BENTON especially struck With historical no.
Wees o. iovndes and Pnohney His
oi that good gid pairio ern John Taylor Of oine Phi.
and dignhed deinsaon NJ Macon the gow.
ns Which gems the portrait touch q John Randolph
oth on m painted BY skctshs the dEnlhJ ehsp:er
eusson hadson aud Monroe With feeling illusions 10 their
ass ~ unite 70 maize thi, work Instructive and
Iormpg he oeauta dApery which has gracefully thrown
erful production" " ''0s''' '' ~
from Communication to the '1hquirsr," Juns7
'"ueu " tuo'crpuOn aud 70 he obtained In Richmond
"a. JAMES wOODHOBE,
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~ II. WINSTON n CO., Successors Ia Sutton
Ls Winston, Corner Cary lsth streets, have in store
oEer for sale
200 bags Lsguyra, Rio, Java and Manila Ceree
SO0tegs Old Dominion Nails
100 hhds n. O. and Porto Rico Sugars
$50 bbls Old Rye and Cincipnau Whisky.
10 Y Pipes Hennsse and otaw Brsndies
10 Y do do do do
90 I casks Sherry, MADEIRA and Port wines
IS bbls N T. Rum
100 bb's n. C. apd Halifax Herripgs
90 hhds sides and Shoulders.
500 bb oonee, Crushed Powdered Sugars, together
with other articles line which trade
the pa bile uausgd " accommodating jyI
an USIC-nUSIC.-Juit received BY 2. II. TAYLOR
WI large collection Of music the following
and pieces:
Wake thee Dearest; by Cowdln
Tell c in Mournfui Numberi by Emerson
Children ia the Wood; by Lacy;
The Pride OF n Heart; by Dresser
Geraldine; by PierponL
PIECES NEWLY
Hail Columbia; by Boyer
The Dutterdy Hunter; by Theodore Astsn
Luoretls EorgiA by James BeAk
Poet Horn Polka; by ,. Boyer
Wensr kreuIer Polka by p Boyer
Hobby hor.e Polka; by Charles Grsb.
La MarselAlse; by f. Boyer. At his Music Store
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BOOK BINDEHY
49, BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
JAMES WOUDIOL 81, (t.ate EIag A Wo,puorsyO Ia, A.,
taehed 10 his Book Stationery Piano Yorte Establish.
nook BfHDERY AND BLANK nook XASUFAOT0RYi
And employing good usTfnsn, he prepared auueture
sror manner All knd Of BLANK SOCKS rsqursd BY
enans Ban nsurance 0Hces Raetoyes Railroad
CLERKS OF Courts Sci and 70 bind Periodicals. Boots uu
DC ke AH@ 'ehtch teH be e1,cuted reasondLs rats
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a.. WA. PALMER.
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TnNAK AuukNkkorfrk ARr, a. prsessds By wHIrknUksT
With all the improvements Of the present day has for
hasen vvr wide reputation, gained By assertions
saspes without, proof VI such s.se,ons the contrary
Of study and Practise adopting all the
shsA hays % ,sy each other th.
PALM victory the
lands Mr. W. has also gained that Highest Of honors
eenAdenes aud Of the public
Of patrons who daily hroax h dAilery which
pcssessefs.
srsNscepis uhsas.sss In the Improved
ksEy variety " cAsss, Frames Locksts hand
and ~ the n'est s>,lsfAetory prlees. n
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IN retiring from business, cheeruy confidently re-
commend to tbs patrons snd the public generally the
REEVE BLAIR.
al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22
MTaranA Affairs,

JApkcBEs.-z handsome schooner viii be launched on
Saturday, at high water from the foot Of Forty third
street. EaaA river She is 800 tons register and ia built
with An eye to speed Her constructor is sanguine
Of her sailing capabilities that he states his willingness
to back her against any vessel Of her size afoat.
fine steamboat for the Hoboken ferry will be
launched from Messrs j. c. Smith Sons yard, at Ho
boken, to, day, at high water.
NEW STEAMER ON TIE SHREWSBURY RouTE.-Tts steam
boat Ocean Wave, built by Mr.. Isaac c. Smith, at Ho
boken will commence running between this city and
Shrewsbury Saturday next at half past two ociccf
from the foot of Robinson street She very hand
somey modelled boat les feet long, and Is fitted up in
style to respond She will be under the command OF
Capt Henry b. Parker. The machinery Of the boat Is
from the foundry of Brkbeck Co.
At Port Jefferson June II, by Mossss. Hawkins
Brown beautiful schooner of about $50 tons, named
the Island Belle. She intended for freigher, and
owned wholly in that town. She i'll be commanded By
Capt. George Huise, of that port.
TIE GRAPR SBor.-The clipper bark Grape Shot, on q
cruise spoken In latitude % 3d. longitude 1921 by
steamer Charles Morgan at New Orleans l2h inst from
Texas.
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Wll,fn,n sburU city News.

lIgr- HoRsrs BrRNED--Ths stable OF sessrs Mqcire,
lrrnan Co., stage prcpiicterF, OF Graham
and j, hnson streets destroyed by fire bet ween
and 10 o'clock tuesday, evening Four horses a COW
and quantity of feed also burned. The Gre com.
nuncated TO Fame house the north SHE owned
sumed, Two houses adjoining this and honsc on the
south eide Of the sable s atly damaged Messrs
Ma ,lrel Co.'S loss The building abc a. 400 In.
sured Tor Leo in the Williamsburg CITY Insurance
Company. One Of tho horses BELONGED to bcssrs Int.
low \ Slnev and another TO VIM. Noline. Mr. Gates
loss IS about $500 fully insured in The Market Insurance
company Of New York One DC lie houses dam god TO
lhe extent OF $3.50, is owned by Mr. lyman Benedict;
insured. he otherswe but slightly damaged.
StrlprCoroner Jss ford received notice last cyenn
that IN unknown man had committed suicide yesterday
with the contents of a pistol
fiRIMESs nIsTURntvor ~ false alarm Of fire for tho
Third dstIct sounded about O'Clock last evening
fngno mrapies No and q came together Mt the cor.
nor OF South First and Eleventh streets, where dis
irinancc arose ana several blows were Officer
iorcNnn of The Iirst Ward and others intcrfcrel AMI
inc companies proceeded 10 house their ENGINES A
more serious disturbance occurred In Grand street
nov 81 tenth street. Fnrino company No, aud hook
anu ladder NO with number Of the nomhers OF on.
gino company No. ] hold OF the ropes came togo.
Their, and several fights occurred runncr givag bic
name - Thomas Wilson, arrested by officer Benno IL
NJ tho act or heating young man named Guischarh
&c was committed 10 the cells Special Dol uty sheriff
M9lnnult recciced blow the head with q club. Sc
YeIal iorsons were arrested aud afterwards DISCHARGED
which terminated the disturbance nearly every In
stance runners arc the cause Of all the disturbances
AnKNPr At MURDrn--A mar, named Patrick Cochran
was arrested yesterday forenoon on charge of srik
bis wio svera times tho head Oh axo while lao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22
The IncendisTies OF JcnnlASs
CONFESSION OF LYMAN BARR, A con
State PRISON.

STATE PRISON.
Lyman Barr, the young man who, sh|
the barning Of jennings clothing establish
way, was convicted OF two onrglaries whici
mitted IN the tailoring establishments OF
and HUMPHREYS, In Broadway, and whs,
acknowledged his guilt, stated that hs|
access TO them through the roof. In WyH
business some matches were discovered VII
left by the thief. Barr was convi ,ted o.
Sing fora term Of years. After the rev
was offered for the apprehension Of the pc
fred Mr. Jennings premises, Mr.. Spencer
the New York Bar, recollected the fact o
being found. and thought IL might afford
detection Of the ipcendiaries He conn
suspicious 10 Justice Osborne; and then d
company with Mr.. Crosby and officer Do
Sixth ward, to go 10 the state prison and
their arrival at the prison Barr was
them, when Mr.. Spencer abruptly saidy- :
you when You robbed Jennings store Y
before tell WAS the ansae or. Mr.. Spen
"You were then concerned; now then
story, and II you desire TO conceal names
said then: ~ don't care damo; | conn
was ten years old, alone; I'd as lleve be in
Barr then made statement, which Is In
follows On the evening of April 25 he N
men at the Jenny Lind saloon in Cen
then went alone to the store adjacent
assembled the stairs, went into the loft, an
for the others. This was about half-pd
They soon came; we then went together o.
got into Jennings store through the scuttl
selves. After waiting such time as We IN
safe, We went to the third story and 70
worth Of property, aad with a covered q
we had with us set fire to the third std
mp into the fourth story, and with mattel
and escaped the way we came We then. 4
Barr went to the Bowery when he heard
ring. We deposited the stolen propel
keeIsie.
ether facts have been eiici,ed, and furtl
will be made in few days The whole
concerned, Il is expected, will soon be II
the islice.