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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17
THE DAlEY-D DISPATCH.
yv;.rr,IInCINIA TNTEI.LIGENCE.

VIRGINIA INTEi.LlGBNCks r
FROM poRrsaouTH.-The following Is the firsl
messace received In this city. since the opening Of
'''e aPoRTsMouTH, Friday. 10 A. NJ.
sarhis line Is now in operation, and the Office
hem Z ready TO receive all business offered The
report that there had been several cases Of yellow
fever here in the last week, Is untrue. The macon
House Is now in full blast. Thanksgiving day va
soie,nny observed hero yesterday. and al -,
was Suspended Everything looks quite IVY O.
morning. - %
succyssrur. Husrrsa.-A party Of gentlemen,
Of Albemarlc went TO Crawfords NORM ino .a..,,,.
last week. and in three days hunting hn a.rh and
four deer Two Of the party k.ico ~. -, sha fon
tr.i Railroad; brought down hne p"eN ~ -
lance of Io4 yards, with shot gun
,v,,-An extensive revival of religion is
- progressing in the Baptist church at Chariottes-
n;,ie Ministers Of several denominations are ON
ciating.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM wHIPPING---A man
named Rose was tried at Caroline county court
on Monday, and sentenced to one year fdm ne.
ment in jail for receiving stolen wheat rom ne,
eroes Four Of the justices were IN favor OF giving
him 80 lashes. MSS t..l
San SrgBr-Tha Bedford Sentinel says, that al
the recent execution Of the negro jim, IN that
county for murder, there were at least one nun
dred white women present. =
SALE OF FARM--Mr. Johnson rIznush ms
purchased "Greenbank,' from DIR. William ..
scott The farm contains about thousand acres,
and was sold at ten dollarsper acre. The line lies
along the Rappahannock. p ttsF.'
THROUGH TICKETS FOR RlcHMoND.-Ihe
Orange and Alexandra and the Virginia Central
Railroad Companies have made arrangements tor
through tickets to Richmond commencing on Tues
day last The price is fixed at IS So
SOWING WHEAE-The Farmyilie Journal OF
Thursday says that owing to the unfavorabie
weather in that section the farmers have not been
allie az vet to seed more than half n crop OF
wheat
GREEsBRIER BAPTIST AssOCIATION.-At the
last meeting of this association the following report
was received:
"One new church, Fayetteville, was received
and Sewell church had been dissolved leaving the
number of churches &c Members in 25 churches
LII Added by baptism 240-e3 to GreenbrieI
church 80 to Mouth of Greenbrier 90 to Raleigh
and &c to Red Sulphur. Net gain lag.
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Esyiesies--Avvsst Of @srsndfeF y,
r;e r;nuy,..-sE,yrJs<s " Hes. Francis aisasaer-
7,,r.l,o r,.ra.e--Jadge Sssart's Case dr
or THE pIsPATcH.
coRREsPoNpENS. Tf
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COAL AND COKE

20
{ ,ANNEL COAL..-IO tons Camel COai,
~ received direct per British brig Mar Morton now
landing and for sale by
nos CHAS. L. WORKMAN & co. .
A NTHKACITE COAL.--The sciO0ncr !.
"A Pharo is discharsing this day in the Dock No
lot of Coal For sale by
JOHN w. WRIGHT & co.
no IN Dock Wharf
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2 F. FOR NOR FOT.K .NC
SS7fSssSssEEsz5xEF PORTSMOUTH.-The stss,atai.

Sss1Sy7H PORTSMOUTH-The sfa.. an. /.
vial h-rase,.- AUGUSTA, Capt w C. SNIFF,
coed directly to 'nsasad of stopping at Hampton rro.
Hamptnn i ~ short time and then me
the boat comes e n over sssht On the ornip % ..
COFFEE from s9e slil e.slreet with the steaines
70 INTO Nosfe eSas on, at a.y time the should the
sengers. ZIG incoming also far bar 80
,; Inc cars !. running in connection. with -,
ondny Isaa and Pessrs5urs D aoSusTA
O'clock sr Port Msasya and FridnS sssl ~
a be The AUGUSTA viii sas take Che
and asss n q hS.sy
M stop at all the regular landings on s The Boat
. Office r. < P.RR Co nAmEAD, Supt,
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lACK sON'S BTrTERS.-7Ioye ny

1ACKSON'S BIrTERS.-M0yr proos
y their yirtue.-Read the following testimgp, !.
to the proprietor unasked, and who NAV be .e,,
any one who desires to use this article:
t"RIcHMoSD, Oc.! II, is
"Mr. X. I'll. JACKSON:
Dear Sir-l cannot refrain from expressing I,
The value which have piacedupon your Bi-ter,, 4
the fact that have been restored Nv IL .ir nae Z,
accustomed health and VI ger wgs attacked ..r,
months ago with Diarrhos, which confined VI
great obstiraey, caused, as vas tod, by the inaI
action of the liver. ! suffered severely br n
time. 7 was advised to take your Btters wEi.s
regularly aud steadily for SOM time end BY lsl
| gradually recovered my health andsirengih.
"Yours, very respectfully.
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DrY GOODS cLoTHrNo. &c.

80 -. -
n EnIEMREW THE pLACE.--In- order
IL to accoprnodnse the wnnfs OF our friends visiting
the city ut this tie have manufactured. and are
ureparcd 30 show anch larger stock OF Fall
ter Clothing than ever before Our assortment -
complete md will be found to ebrace every article
and srnde of goods in our line. Our many advantages
in manufacturing, with experience OF seventeen
wears in the trade in this city Justify s 10 saying that
those in want of good and well made Clothing viii
consult their interest by calling at the Old esta
Sl''hed House Of KEEN, BALDWIN ( CO.
90 n 1902 Main street
NTOIiE NEW IA l. l. AND WINTER
Nl uOODs.-J.& NJ ROSENBAUM having re-.
csved nv the latest arrivals their second supply Of
FaIi and Winter Goods, now prepared to show
one of the abandonment and most exenmse assortnents
thew have had the pleasure OF doing heretofore
Their stock consisting in part OF Silks and Ladies'
Dress Goods greatest variety Ribbons, Laces and
F,nbrcideries Shawls, Scarfs aud Handkerchiefsi
Cloth Cessineres and Tweeds Flanneis and Blankets
Linen Goods and Donestics of all descriptions.
They respectfully invite strangers and citizens to
call and examine their stock at l99 Broad street.
Ia : THIRD ANNUAL STATE FAIR
OF VIRGINIA.-OCTObEh 3lsT, 1850
NJ The subscriber would respectfully call the at
Luz tention of all persons who intend visiting the
Fair onsrhe 3st nst the largest stock of Fall and
Winter Superior Ready Made Clothing that he has
ever n,,rchnsed From the heavy trade which he had
dur;,y the iast Fair he was induced to increase his
stock very largely and reduce the price, for cash. to
the very lowest figure. His stock embraces Dress
Suifs Busness Suits, Over Goats, Shawls, &c,. OF
the greatest variety and of all the latest styles His
stock of Furnishing Goods 10 large embracing every
article kept in clothing and furnishing house. All
in want of the best made clothing, At unusually low
-, No JSd Main ar opposite Eagle souare.
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OUIS j. BOSS fEUX, lO1 Main street
- Manufacturer of Confectionery and Dealer IN
Fruits Of al kinds
st COCOA NUTS, sgst Il RAISINS, setp5
GROUND NUTS, FIGS -. IT,
PECAN NUTS, PRUNES
MALEUIS, CuRRANTS, =tE
fiLbEkTS, ss CITRON, aL-
bGIIEk NUTS, DATES,
ALMONDS HARDNESS
NEW ORANGES and LEMONS.
ALso-A large essortn,ent OF CIGARS, with q full
supply OF FIRE WORKS, suitable for city aud coun-
I5 ncrenatIts. ~ no 2
EMPLE,S INFALLIRLE BA KING
- POWpER--Day after day heavy clalnmy Biz
ROLLS are endured by housekcspers and forced into
ne stomach 10 the great detrm of health and hap
pm sss husbands scoid, wives frown the children
kiathbie, the cooks turned off, aud general unhar-
Rness EreyaIis1al for the want Of single teuspooa-
u, Ill.,, o. Samples fNFALLiBLE BAKING Pow
pE th Il you want light, sweet and Wholesome Bis
'uLs, Cakes Rolls &c. buy box of these Powders
soid by Patterson jackson, Drugg sta j. II (iary
" ii,iam Jenkins, Peter FeLr, Geo a Hundley WIN,
- surey and j. Metter Grocers, and by Drueaists
Aug oroeers generally. 81 ess a s4sH- TIE T q
Aade and sold, Wholesale aud retail. by sssi.8 4 /
ais.4!s a8s 81 - 4sa 8. r. GEMPLEs bruasi.t9 & (.
no u assss a02 Main q, Rlchn,osa y.
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rUsINUss CARDS.

4 IN Be OUOR. N COs, AUOIIVINbEHkf-,
Il. NO. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the public Auconeers for the sale of Real Estate,
Furniture, Groceries Dry Goods, Horsos Cattle, ac
at the shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and commodious rooms they will re-
ceye goods for sale pssdte sale without the charge
Of storage
Our door sales of every de scrption attended to up
on reasonable terms .-.i
E. b. COOK. WM MOTT. :
aloz Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-16
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER, suBLlsnkp svsEy 1aunspAr sossIno IT
 Fl. ". HYATT. ofiisss Ono Dsss Bat sf ihs Court Honse.
 LITCHFIELD. CONN.

TERMS. <
 gubscRfpsten Fer Annnm. Village SnhscSbers tby carrier. and single Mail Snkscribers--iH s0dpGpre. e1 SO Town Subrcribers, (of the carriers rou;e.) and Mail SubscFibers, iE Bundles, s Or. if paid sfrieny is ads0sce, % 11r Portage Frss within this County.
 Adverttsink. Sixteen lines or iess-1, or weeks. q % For continusnes thereafter. per week, 20 Probate and other noiicesas the usual rates. Yearly and other TeeuIss advertisers charged according t0 space occupied. s1 Ts6ssiesf ASpsrfisemesfs mssf be acesm- panied Uiik tks Money 10 secure issrtios Every Dssevsps1ss sf
 0D.P RI IT TT II q, NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED AT fuIs OFFICE
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-16

BeSii enacied 5y fks Senaie @ad House cf Reprssenfafircs ia General Assembly, eoare- ned 1: That in the trial of causes 10 the jury arising under the act entitled m Act tor the Suppression of 1ntempefance, wherein the confiscation of liquors which have been se:s- cd is the qssstion n issue, the following oath shall be administrTed 10 she iury e.n- pannetcd to IT such csnse.
 Ion sWesr ky Inc name of tlse ever living
 God that wishout reepect of persona, os fa-
 vof of any man yop VIII welI aad truly iry
 the Issue os iesne4 nov to be given you jn
 charge, and tsue deIivefaslce make between the Stale of Connecticut md the defensans, or ihs Stats of Conneciicns ansi the Islend. ants, according b law and tlas csi idsnoe b. fore yoa So help you God. !. Apnroved Juue 3o, lSs5. ss {. cnAPrsa xcii.
 An Act rsgulsting eud rtolectine ths plant a ing of Oyssers. Be n enociel 6y the Senafe and House el Rsprsseaiafires V Geaerai Asse~Siy sesss- KS sse. 5: |. Any iowa h ,his sss,s nay, It town meesink doIy Gsfned fos that parposs, anpoint . sommities coasislinx q Roa 1loss thsn ilvs elersoIs ' snch sown to dssieaaas sninbls places in she nayigsbls waasEs ol
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o. 5. HouGH, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE of substantial and elegant

solid Rosewood Mahogany. Wa nut and Maple FURNl-
TURF. will take psee without any postpone uent IhIS
MORNING Saturday, al 10. oeloot from the lsrEe we
resderce % NAY-en COLI zeplAce: Fianof ore
Pier Gaes ENGLISH CArpenE on Paintings Bookcase ee
solid Rosewood Suites Of fashionable make srpta0ry
carved Upholstered covered varouy covered Easy e
oepon aud other Chairs 10 elegant styles Of hnsh large AL
spring Invalid Chairs massive sud costly Rosewood reE9sn
front Secretary Bookcase. magnificent douoeseti0n Rose
wood Piano ofte elegantly carved pear IA
laid plate and quality and Of tone 10 unsurpassed oy
any WARRANTED number Of Rosewood Center aud otnef
blss all with marble tops various kinds a1d tasteIy
OIL Paintings, BY different Ab 81 ruiz fece
for mantle BY Street, West Point by LserOiI Gro" Se
by the same Chstesu Of Charles Y, By Renny cylTa1
Sunset By Hardvck Ancient Piece, author unSnown ana
Others; elegant Pier aud ORAL Mirrors IN heavy gold frames
cb aud heavy Lace Curtain elegantly painted Shades
nfcen Wilton We and Tapestry stair and Floor Capeting
Chandeliers Ladies' nlad Escrtore finely carved
ode and corner Eaegeres Pate Mirror Back and Fronts es
VARIETY ofos mental Articles Seyres Parceain Vases osque aud
Psrsp Fisures srsuAy; also Il Dining Room large -Four
eenf.ef Extension Table Walnut China Dinner and Tea Sets
Costly Silver Plate Cake Baskets spoons Casters Forks Tea
Services Saver Ivory Cutlery trenehCntG asa Uecsntr
Liquor Cases Wines &c so IN Chanoer carved Ancen aud
Modern Rosewood Bedsteeds With Marbetop and Glass bu
reaus Washsnds, CUrnmOdes, Amon de Glaze "adf9ors
Fine Har Mattresses Couuterpsnes Mahogany Bureaus Sofas
bedsies6s Linen &c.
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<inaniGl.


GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COM
" pAEY-Nstioe Is hereby gwen thu the Boots Of sab
scrirtior the Capita Stock Of tbs MARINE COMPANY
viii b opered the 18Th tay Of August AZ the eANA of
TIE REPUBLIC. ard the Banking House o. hesrS 'ON
CAN SHERMAN CO. to remain open anti tie capital Il
srbscIib 4
Printed Chstsrs Be obtained Of either Of the Directors
with uch other inornson may be desired InstAmsn'' TO
SAD capital &c be called liz time time, the Dreetor'
ray require
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DRoOKLyN COLLEGIATE and PoLYTECH-

I'D MIC INSTITUTE-Tbe Board Of 1rS.ees Of ths lnsti
tuition beg leave lie oPenoE IN "a, ear PSI %
Seft ulher under the Presidency Of John H. L
D. ate Of the University OF Rochester .ss~o ~ Iu
Professor aid Teachers IN every department OF
Of the institute and the inment OF Va Faculty o.
ton and With the liberal N need At the opo@ 20 -
80 20 he r,,n. 81 BROOKLYN every posiHe sdvsnage n the
education Of their children b. the ud.nU o. "
as, 20 ~ Yok or tbe College. Of the CITY and state
a. a 80 a Tor he a. sinrneut Of this object W be spared
ier nv IN pa ~ Instruction or By the Board Of
D Notice vi be given Of the day for the admission OF PuP'
~ i, ,he rrensr story snd coll egiste depertmsnt
h BOARD OF TRUSTEES composed Of the following nseo
gen, en- en-. 10 whom reference may be msds
J. s. 7. Sirsnshsn, James how
-. p v,rn,n J. H. Rockingham,
70 cti.+e,aen II. X. Worthipzon
2o.i.h n Jovg J Z. Southworth,
Iohrd usrtin George ). Howlsnd,
H.. n Cisep Charles r. Marvin,
Charles B. Bsyls, - go, ., a, - >; bsfas. n.,.
Ioetau q Low Secretary
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ELIAS COMBS, Auctoneer. -
INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE.-On MON
IL DAY, Aue IS. q, 10; O'Clock at No no Grand SUB
EITURE Consisting part Of mahogany Sofas Chairs Tables,
Tetestses mahogany snd bscE walnut Bedsssi' marble Top
Wah,tands, Mirrors CHpetieE Rug Hair Mattresses cane,
seat Chairs Stoves yes Kieh.n UteDcs Cockery snd
Glass Wsre u Chandeliers and other articles
Sale positive Catalogues ready Saturday sad esn be had 81
the Sslesroorns, No. Go NAssau-st.
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4 n. Mtsvn, Aucrioae-r.
DY BANGS, BR01H HEB a. Co.-Trede-SalS

A N MttVh, Aocfio1e.t
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.-Irsde-Sale
- Rooms no. Is PGk-ruT.
TUESDAY, Sept 4 and foHorinf days
REGULAR NFWyORK ThADE sALH OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, STEhkOTTPE PLATES, PAPERS, BOOK
BINDERS MATERIALS, &c, under ID. direction Of the
Standing Committee Of the Trade.
The catalogue for this sale is IN progress and WI constitute
a. extenyv and strsctve y whole 70 Be solo without
reserve ard who1t restriction TO the sse q tue ots
TUESDAY. Scot IL and folio wioz dsyL
TRADE SALE OF BOOKS,
Under the direction ofks NesYok Book PubEshers Assoca
ton
The places Of the sever nvoces having bee- drawn for IL
accordance with the regulation they have been ICED IN our
hands and The Catalogue r pres IL embraces liberal eontr
buttons which b sod without prices IN net
le.s than the preseribed quantities.
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Qopartufrship Nouree.
BRO ffssloual Nctlcee.

DRS. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No IS
~ Bon8-sf.. Invite persons wishing ARTiF CIAL TEETH
cal and their mode O. rsernz Teeth Pc
ina Plate surprising the cid style IN strength and bssaiy
TINITf u STATES PASSPORTS for all parts
~ 4 the vcrld indispensable travellers issued BY B.
MONIES Notary Pubhe No n WArrenst- n B-Nstuz.lsei
citizens s1ss prccuce their certificates
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&dles OF Acnun-
;. Roc.r1. Aueiioue-r-sy 5. Bosls7.

J. Roe.Rr Auctioue-r-sy S. BoSAHE
A UCTION MOI ICE-THIS DAY, At lO9
N ococi al the ABconR Room corner Of Frankforf Ar
ViIinu-rs srse srd er'enxiTe Assortment % Gnteei
HOU -THOLD FURNITURE. consisting Il Prior, Bedroon
and Kitchen Furuurr inv.eiy; sso ar RefhEersto -
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paper Uareaorses.

DAPER WAREHOUSE. T DERRICK
son Co, M 81 Bsssn,Az-st ossr r.. Ia ss.
terms;
Writing Paper, Eng-,b F---el ana nn-rc,,.
News Paper. a. s,fes weizan sc3 SuLiaez
book Paper, a. s.sss. weights and 1lAlrie<
Hsue Paper fancy c0crs and white. Of the e>s- eaAy.
Esnsing Pepper Stits ard co.ored dtfersrs v.a-5A
bseterr Paper. this sni CT tzs b@ss eustey
Ciott Psper. Sxrr sz1 sexsS-
Eas se H.rdE.r- Pspsr large sss,-rz.1s .-s s1r,l
tkestnins P.pet. o. the BIS: qEAsy.
Nrarpins Pipes, Srss. RAJ se3 ks11A
Tea Paper. Of fasrenf
~ 2shas cs2z. saissoss fS r,sS. n .Sda
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6ouses an0 farms n1anteo.

nESIRES to PURCHASE DWELLING
IL HOUSE and LOT or VACANT LOT, either lf,h,
sd or Sfth between 9TH and 9havs or on 4h be~sen
9Th ard 7hsys Price not to exceed $1,000 Adfess NJ
No. 20 West Id.st.
HOUSE WANTED-ln desirable location up
u town - highly respectable Family Of three persons,
would lie n make arrangemt nj 10 board the present
occupsns hrstc boarders References exchanged
Adde'S stating and location A B., Tribune Oce
WANTED to HIRE-A COTTAGE contain
about three Bedrooms within ride Of this city
either BY RsOad Steamboat Any having house OF
the above description may address NJ r. o. Tribune Ohce
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Clothing.

VOJTHS' and CHLDRENs CLOTHING for
Il eli ages from three 20 twenty year,, a. WHOLESALE
j. b. CLOSE BAILEY Co, No. Park-pace, n. I.
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OFfIcE " rar ILLINOIS GENITAL RAILROAD CoMP'sY}
sE..YORE. july g. 1851 )

OFFICE W Tar ILLINOIS ESTaAL RAILROAD CoMP'SY,(
aEwYORE, July g. 1851
H'HE subscriber, in pursuance of resolution
approved b. the Bord Of Directors o. he ngs Ceot.4
Railroad Lcg uany will sell. through ALBERT VI. NICOLAf,
Auctsnes ~ tie Merchants Exchange the Cry Of New
iot. ERI5.i, ths DIST Day q August n-xt At ~
O'clock t. following parcels OF he STOCK o. the said Com
pany u-lss the nsta'nelis due previousy paid,
sttnoDs tie Of Stockholders who have neEeed to
AXE pa-rent Of 81 the insslments called hereon
rsqrou he Boad Of Directors made pursuant 70 the
az Incorporating the Sal Company, viz;
TTsufysi1 hundred zne fy $3.50 shares held BY ness
r G. /. Schuyler,
or hundred and egh,yegh, usa shares he'd By n c. b
Dana
Three C3l shares held BY Joseph Geger.
The VIII be for cash aud certificates wi BE- ssued 70 the
purchases accordingly J. n. PERKINS,
Treasurer illinois Central Rslrosd Com isny.
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proteres.

III II + II o p + NJ / l. L 8
\ DRUG MILL and SAND-PArtR DEPOT,
No. II Beekman Sc, L.
COFFEE and SPICE DEPARTMENT,
No n Sutton st., " Y.
OEce No les Front-s. N. Y, Sole ManuactureIs n
PHARMACEUTICAL YEAST POwDER2
Country merchants supplied on the most ioess termS
FACTORY Nos S. 81 and 81 Hudson--- jersey CITY MI
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Todi.
Ocean 6teamers, ST.

DEDUCED PRICES -Four hours from Oceas
IA 70 Ocesn by Pabams RairosdAesls furnished 20 ss
age Messengers the sfhmus iJl b begsts uco-
Through California vi, Panama Railroad No chol.n 70
this route-The United States Mail Steamship Company IL
tend . dispatch for Aspnwall MONDAY, Aug 20
O'Clock NJ, precisely from pier foot Of Warren - herh
River ths well known and fagonte steamship ILLINOIS
Passengers ana Malls viii be forwarded ~ Panama R1ssd
and connect AZ Panama with The Pacific Mail steamship Com
panys MAGNIFICENT steamship GOLDEN ACE, j. 4 Wa ky,
ComDauder which viii be In readiness and eayo immet-
ately ftI San Frar cisco.
The public a. 3 informed that the NJ s. s. Co always hsys
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying At Panama restI
for avoid any possible detention OF Passengers ala
For pessase apply 10 l. w RAYMOND, al only Office
the Companies 40 IN Wessst corner Warren st., n. Y.
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Matbinrrg, %e.

IMP ORTANT to QUARRYMEN, STONE
Il CUTTERS, CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
PORTER'S PATENT SPRlNG-uAMMER
STONE-DRESSING MACHINE.
The Porter Stone Dressing Machine Company having pur
chased tho Paeu the above Dve nton prepared x
sell rights the and 20 furnish Machines and crest
any place within the United states 1hs Machine
may bc - In practical operation st the
WORKS OF TIE COMPANY, IN THE CITY Or
NETWORK,
On l4h between 9TH and 0hays ~hsre parties interested
the business working aud the public generally In
vcd 10 call and satisfy themselves c. % is utility
The Machine very simple 10 t construct md not liable
e order IL with shout squsl advantage
every Kind OF and viii perform The labsr Of from
TWENTY. FIVE 10 FIFTY MEN!
Al total expense OF from rs Sl2 per day. Ii produces
hne flushed surface leaves perfect arms, and cuts mould
ing with rapidly and beauty. It's operation precisely ss'
OF the
MALLET AND CHIsEL ~ THE HANDS OF THs
WORKMAN.
combines power with the incest de:aey aud has
osved the uniform and decided aPTroya Of practical men
Ia addition is regular IL will be tried stone
sud subjected that parties examining desire
To those who unable visit the machine personally
circular with Cravings aud full description viii 10 sent
application
Oace Of the Porter Stone Dressing Machine Company No
81 Wsllst., n Y. A. b. CAPWELL, President
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ITO THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE MANS
Il FIELD AND sANDUskT : AS0USKY, MASsFIkLO
AND NEWARK, AND COLUmBUs AND LAKE ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANIES-The Committee appointed az the
late the A'or House have prepared the agreement
be 81 ned by the different interests In the sb3ye Comp
IL Gcocrdan1e with the report then MADE snd seceped "a II
can be fcuni the office If GIBSON, No 81 Pear
where TIE BondLodes requested % calf and gn the same
without Decay. Any further information can then and there b
obtained.
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W VAUGHAN & Co, Providence, R. I.

n W. VAUGHAN & Co. Providence, r. l.
~. BANKERS and BROKERs arc prepared negotiate
Commercial Paper make Collection IN ~ para Of
oct a. AGENTS or parties abroad IN tins transaction Of any bus
REyyagscys-Mr T. D. Bowen President Blackstone Cana
Bspk Pruyidenoe r l.; Mr. D. G. Baker, President Howard
BanKps Con psny Boston Aessr O. s. Bobbns SON Nav.
York, Messrx joan Fsznurn Co. Philadelphia
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r. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-F@

II ;. MAID STEAMSHIP OUBII ANI -fW
u .HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS.-OnE FRIDAY Aurf
H. atzP NJ, from Pier foot Of Warenst n the 80.
known and favorte stesmshp CRESCENT CITY Capt yela
Ncowan having been tho oushy oyerhauled and put ~
csss condition. will her plsee IN the line ana sa
above
Ps.ssge can b secured a. the Company's Office
Fuiqht u New Orleans % cents per cubic foot. - .
Shippers will be eupp1d With blank blls Il eding Of me ~
lred bv Company application their ofoe No ODDS
ml ssned md bill, OF lsdDg Will be signed after the nov
Cf sti.iNa.
For stt Or Passa r. apply the Office ofbe comgsayM
IN Hest-st. cor. WaTrensG NJ y. RObbAt>
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Nj Ess Rs. DUNCAN. SHERMAN A. -
W. BsIkers, No. . wiria-a A. Ne~.y.,s ~ "a
ION CIRCULAR LETTERS Of CREDIT o. ,hs 80. ga