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Leave Grsyson Thursday al ~ M
Arrive !. r.n,s.' $500 %sss DAY !, y I'm
Arrive at Crsyson next day by l0am
From Liberty 10 Monticello ~ miles and back
1914 week
Leave Liberty Saturday at 6 am;
Htf Arrive al Monticello day by SPIN;
Leave Monticello Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Liberty same day by m.
1915 From Louisa, Ia Lawrence county, by Baurem 3
Store Falls Of Tug River, Warfsld Coal Mining
Company, George Clark's, Mouth Of Pigeon
Creek, Va, TO Lonyille, Ky, 40 miles and back,
week
Leave Louisa Tuesday at 6 M
Arrive at Lopvle next day by II am
Leave Lonville Wednesday al 1 m;
Arrive at Louisa next day by 6p m.
s376 From Owenton, by Macedonia and Gardiner's to
Mouth Of Sugar Creek in Gallaiin county, rs
miles and back, week
Leave Owenon Thursday at . am;
Arrive at Mouth of Sugar Creek by SPIN;
Leave Mouth Of Sugar Creek Friday at Jams
Arrive at Owepton by pm
s377 From Paris by Strong Point, to Winchester, 90
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Paris Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7
Arrive at Winchester by pm;
Leave Winchester Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at2pm
Proposals for six times week service are invited.
1878 From Petersburg, by Buittsvie and Constance TO
Cincinnati, Ohio, % miles and back, once week.
Leave Petersburg Monday at 8 M
Arrive at Cincinnati by IL m;
Leave Cincinnati Monday at mi
Arrive at Petersburg by p m.
1919 From Star Furnace, by Mount Savage Furnace to
Grayson, IL miles and back, once week
Leave Star Furnace Wednesday at Ga ms
Arrive at Grayson day by ~ mi
Leave Grayson Wednesday at 12 m;
Arrive at Star Furnace same day by 5pm
1880 From Parkersburg, Va, by Belpre, Ohio, Little
Hooking. Hockingport, Belcville, Va, Long
Bottom, Ohio, MarraysvilIe, Va, Rayenswood,
Pleasant View, Letart Falls, Ohio, Grahams Sta
tion, Pemeroy, Sheffield West Columbia, Va !,
Cheshire, Ohio Guthrie's Point Pleasant, Va,
Galipolis, Ohio, Raccoon Island, Hereford's, Va,
South New Caste, Ohio, Swan Creek, Green
Bottom. Va, Mlersport, Ohio, Quaker Bottom,
Guyandotte, Va, Savage Grant, Burlington,
Ohio, Catletsburg, Ky, Green's Store, Ohio,
Coal Grove, Amanda, KY, Iron,on, Ohio, Hang
ing Rock French Grant, Greenup G. H., Ky,
Franklin Furnace, Ohio, Wheelersburg, Sciota-
vile, Sprngville, KY, Portsmouth, Ohio, Friend
ship, Rockville vanceburg, KY. Rome, Ohio,
Concord, KY, and Manchester, Ohio, to Mays
vile, Ky, 22l miles and back. twice week.
Leave Parkersburg Sunday and Thursday at . a m;
Leave Maysville Tuesday and Saturday at 81 m;
Arrive at Parkersburg next days by m
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IOWA

(Frorl judy !, 1856, o June 30 1881
9435 From Apple Grove, by Delhi Carlisle, and Green
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Leave Genwood Thursday ate m,
Arrive at Macedonia day by lam.
946s From Moaona, by Kossyille, 10 Waukon, 20 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Monona Monday at 6 M
Arrive at Waukon by IL m;
Leave Waukon Monday az | m;
Arrive at Monona by q
1863 From NcGregor's Landing, by Elgin and West
Union, TO Bradford, 50 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave MeGregor's Landing Monday at m;
Arrive al Bradford next Wednesday by 3 m;
Leave bradford W edncsdsy at a m;
Arrive at McGregor's Landing Friday by s
am;
9470 From McGregor's Landing, by Monona and Cler-
mont, to West Union, 80 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave McGregor's Landing Monday at m;
Arrive al West Union same day by Bpm;
Leave West Union Tuesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at McGregor's Landing same day by 8 p m !;
947l From oeeola, by Pralrie Grove Peru IL miles
and back, once week.
Leave oceola Thursday at s am;
Arrive at Peru by IA M
Leave Peru Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Oceoa by pm.
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Arrive Al Hudson day by spmi
Leave Hudson Thursday at am,
Arrive al Moscow day by pm.
l5iIT From Mount Clemens 70 Romeo, VIVA Plank Road
20 miles and back, three timcs week.
Leave Mount Clemens every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at a m,
Leave Romeo Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
lpmi
Proposals for six-simes-a-weck service invited
1878 From 0nionsgcn TO the southeast quarter OF secon
eleven, township forty-ulne range fcrty-cne in u.
county Of oatonagon, miles and back, once
Bidders viii state the distance and name schsdu,
ofdepartures and arrivals
Proposals for semi-non,hy service invited
1919 From Portage Lake TO La Anse Bay r.aes and
back, week
Bidders wil state the distance ard name schcda,
Of departures and arrivals.
Proposals for semi monthly service are invited
1880 From Pine RAM in Genesoe county, Arbda Cen
Ire, N Toscola county, - miles and back, once
Bidders will state the distance and name a sehcdul
of departures and arrivals. -
1881 From Pontiac, by Charleston, Eagle Lake. Good.
rich, Jacksonville Dawson Centre, Rushhed
Forest and VaSssr, to Lower Saginaw, 100 miIes
and back, week.
Leave Pontiac Monday at 8 am,
Arrive at Lower Saginaw next "Wednesday by m;
Leave Lower Saginaw Thursday al a IN,
Arrive at Pontiac next Saturday by 6pm
Proposals invited TO end at Goodrich
1892 From Reading, by Ednbug, Clcar Lake, Indiana
to Nets, 20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Reading Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Nets same day by IAN;
Leave Meta Wednesday nj pm;
Arrive at Reading same day by Jpn.
1888 From Saginaw, by tho eastern aide OF The Lowe
Peninsula and Duncan, Sheboyssn Bay, 10
Mackinac $50 miles and back once 4 week
Bidders will name schedule Of departures and arm
walls.
Proposals by the trip are invited.
1884 From South Haven TO Saugatuck, at the mouth Il
Kalamazoo, in Alegan county, 10 miles and back
week.
Leave South Haven Wednesday ut Gam;
Arrive at Saugatuck san,e day by IAN;
Leave Saugatuck Wednesday AT Jpn;
Arrive at South Haven same day by 7pm.
1885 From Swartz Creek, in Gencsce county, by Gaines
Byron, is miles and back, week.
Leave Swartx Creek Thursday a. ia m,
Arrive at Byron same day by lam;
Leave Byron Thursday at PM
Arrive al Swartz Creek same day by pm.
1886 From West River, by Aurelins, to Delhi Centre
miles and back, week.
Leave West River Thursday at sam;
Arrive Delhi Centre same day by4pm;
Leave Delhi Centre Friday at Sam;
Arrive at West River sanc day by 4pm.
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TEXAS.

From July ], 1855, % june 80, 1851
s045 From Brenham by Long Point, John Dodds, Doc
tor Halliday y Lexington; and A. L.srsnes'' 70
oo Leave BRENNAN Monday at a"i
Tsr,,s :. ososgs,oy1, . ns.. d.y y LINN m.
"a Arrive Il BssnAsn noxt day by IL pm
s0i6 From Oddssvits to Marshall, 30 niles and BACK
Leave Coiissvals Tae.d.y atsami
Leave MarshalI w sdnssday si6am;
Arriys a G fse Vile Same day by SPIN.
sof7 From orssn,iis, ~ MrKnshts Modern Times,
'CoIsnans Mills, and Mckinney, to Alton, 65
sM y u unlss snd back, week.
Hs59 Leave 0rsenviAe Monday at cams
Arrive at Alton next day by 6pm;
sn Leave Alton Wednesday, at6am;
so4s E. Jsa.on y on Red w sssI
-aa Leave Jefferson Monday al 50 M
Arrive a Fulton mex, Wednesday by 10 ans
hss aam Leave Fulton "Wednesday = ~ m;
soas From Milan, by Pendlston, Nanny, Low, and Fort
Jesup,to Grand Ecove, 81 miles and back, once
Leave Milan Tuesday q, cam; rI
4 ;G Esd Esc ns. day g 7p"
Aris. a. Mi'aa next dsy by pm.
$3.50 From San Antonio fredericksburg IS miles and
Lsav. San An,oaie wednesday, A Sam;
.nArry, A. Fssd.rsh.b1Ig next day Dyspm'
a5iao Leave Frs s Friday .. San. .m
sO5l From Shebyvile to Henderson, 81 miles and back,
Leave shelbyviie Monday at Gam,
Arrive At Henderson next day by y pm;
keaye henderson Wednesday at 8 m;
.88Fsan Arrive at Shebyville next day by 7pm
S052 From Shcbyviilc, by Myricks Ferry, to Grand
Ecors, Loaisian., 60 miles and back, once week.
Leave Shelbyviie Tuesday at s am;
Arrive at Grand Ecore day by pm;
Leave Grand Ecors Thursday at 6 m;
H. 84its Asrive at Shslbyvlle next day by pm.
1858 From Town Bluff, by Magnolia Springs, Cortland
Belgrade, La and lDempseys lsies to Cheney
vile, l4O miles and back, once week.
Leave Town Bluff Monday at a m;
.Arrlvs At Chsneyvils eth day bySpm
81 p6f Leave Chensyyils Monday at s m;
45ss Arrive at Town Bluff Ath day by 9pm
1854 From New Orleans, by Berwick, to Sabine City, 4OC
Ia ! niles and back, once week. ts5-
Bids to comJasnce hcrwck will be considered
Leave New Orleans Monday at 8 IA m;
sa8 Arrive al Sabine City next Wednesday Gin AZ hours
by Sam; Atae y s3N@
Leave Sabine City Thursday at a m;
Arrive at New Orleans Saturday Gin ~ hoars) by
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9035 From Cassviile, by Noah Boons, to Neoshs, 30
miles and back, week.
Leave CassviIe Friday al m;
Arrive at Neosha same day by PM
Leave Neosha Thursday al 6 a mi
Arrive al Cassvile same day by p 10.
1886 From Cassvile by Kings Prairie to Mt Vernon,
80 miles and back, week.
Leave Cassville Friday at 6 an
Arrive at Mt. Vernon same day by m;
Leave Mt. Vernon Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Cassvile same day by p m.
9037 From Emnence Thomasvie, 40 miles and back,
a week.
leave Eminencs Wednesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Thoiaasyie next day by 10 m;
Leave Townsville Thursday at IL m;
Arrive at Eminence next day by
9036 From Erie by Lebanon Jericho Lakewood, Cow
skin, and Big Beaver TO Forsyth, 100 miles and
back, once "a week
Leave Erie Monday at m;
Arrive ut Forsyth next Thursday by l0 M
Leave Forsyth Thursday at IL M
Arrive at Erie Sunday by 6 pm
9039 From Forsyth to Carroton, Ark, 4o miles and
back once week.
Leave Forsyth Thursday at ~ m;
Arrive at Carrollton next day by IL M
Leave Carrollton Friday at pm;
Arrive at Forsyth next day by pm.
s04O From Georgetown, by Longwood, 10 Marshall, 30
miles and back, weex.
Leave Georgetown Tuesday at B I'm;
Arrive at Marshall same day by SPIN;
Leave Marshall Monday at Sam;
Arrive at Georgetown same day ny p m.
GOAL From Green Top, in Schuyler Comfy, by Hart
ford, to Centreville, Iowa, 40 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Green Top Thursday at 6 IA m;
Arrive at Cenrevile same day by nj;
Leave Centrevile Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Green Top same day by p m.
9O42 From Hermann, by Gaseonade Ferry, Fredercks-
burg, and Baiey's Greek, to Linn "a miles and
back, once a week 43lt
Leave Hermann Wednesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Linn same day by SPIN;
Leave Linn Thursday at q m;
Arrive at Hermann same day by p m
9O43 From Hannibal to Naples Ill., AZ miles and back,
week. aH III
Leave Hannibal Monday at m;
Arrive at Naples same day by p mi
Leave Naples Tuesday at Gam;
Arrive at Hannibal same day by p M.
9044 From Hermann, by Merrmac Iron Wofks and
Licking, to Houston, Texas County liz miles
and back once week.
Leave Hermann Wednesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Houston next Saturday by 6 "a m;
Leave Houston Saturday at IL m;
y Arrive at Hermann next Tuesday BY - m.
9O45 From Jefferson City, by VIM. Snath's, Richard
Rowdan's, and Lathnm's, to Little Piney, IS
miles and back once week
Leave Jefferson City Monday at O. N;
Arrive at Little Piney next day by 6pm;
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Only IL deaths In Savannah las, week.

Two negroes were hung near spsr,ansburg, s.
u, on FRIDAY last for the murder Of their master
The Dansville. N. Y, paper records the death Of
doe from grief and starvation upon his masters 8
grave:
Inc NJ I. University has conferred the degree of
doctor OF Music" on Lowell Mason
pelrifed rattle snake was found at Indiana
lnoieoa county, Pa, last week, in stone which
spme workmen we're dressing for building being
erected BY David Stsnard, Esq.
Abbott Lawrence Ia sbou, to make journey In
Europe on account of his health.
Forty,one stone mssous and lsborers have lett
Columbus. Ohio, for Fort Leaveo worth, Kansas
territory, where they will! be smpoyed under
government, at the rate OF $2.40 per dAy and
boarded.
At Saratoga Springs, a rocket on the evening
of The 4h, passed through . crowd of spectators,
setting ire TO lsdSs dress, and tearing off por-
tions OF the clothing OF Hon. VIM. Appleton of
Boston. :
CHoLxRA AhoNe U. 9. TaooPs LII conseouepce
oi cholera among the U. g. Troops st Baton Rouge,
La, they hays left the barracks thare 81
II gone into camp on the Amits river.
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RUSSIANS AND GaEkKs.-Of the vessels cap.
tured 10 the Black Sea, nine out of ten belonged
the Greeks OF Consantioople, Smyrna, or Greece
proper and the Islands This estruction of G reek
property only increase the hatred of that
ignorant fsnatical and viely revengeful people.
Tney Qhe Greeks) areto man In favor of the
Russians. Some French troops, with their officers,
recently went 10 an American clipper from Con-
stsn,inople and a colonel told the Captain that
whilst they were encanped one hundred OF hIs
men we're taken sick aud forty of them died. and
that he had no doubt the water had been poisoned
by the Greeks. One day they seized on three
Greeks 10 the camp, and on searching them found
poison concealed 10 their clothes, and they were
Instantly shot.
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s PIRIT OF THE RESS.

The Enquirer has leader on Internal improve.
ment. and thinks that a system of improvement,
cautiously and wisely pursued, all experience
teaches US, must eventuate in the greatest good,
est number"
The Whig is unable to fad any National Democ.
rsry. and says that the Northern wing Is ri econ.
ciiaby opposed to their Southern brethren In
proof, 1t cites the refusal OF the Maine and Penn
sylvapls Conventions to endorse the Nebraska
oi, and the Introduction of resolution in the at-
ter endorsing Governor Reeder
The National american continues Its history of
the Abolition movement. and the men and factions
who aided il at the North
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Baptist STATIsT1cs From The July number of
the American Bap:ist Memorial, we gather the fol.
lowing statistics respecting the condition of that
church in the year 1854: In Alabama there were
70 Baptist associations. 639 congregations, $40 or
asined ministers. l56 bsptisms took place during
the yesr. and the aggregats number OF members 9
was 40 Cog. ln Indiana. the Memorials starts les
give 2e associations. 45e congregations. 2l9 or
dsined ministers, % ,447 members, and 500 bap.
'isns during the year, but the returns are incom-
p'ete. Over 80 associations, In addition TO those
iocluded In the table, have not been heard from for
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FOR RENT-Thst excellent bust

pss stand at Roet etts. long oaoupisf BY GEO
- 6ernsn Eq suitable for Grocery. Ship Chsndle'
s. q Public House-is supplied with cool spring wa
ar conducted into the house.
I'll ALSO--A large tenement on the south sfe o. the
Basin between 10th aud l1th streets, with Bow.
*zfins Alley connected. Very spacious and arranged
~. . lar se business or tavern.
# ALSO-A good retail business stand ana dwelling,
81 on the Canal Bank. near Armory Bridge Has been
sztt oroushy repaired, and 10 fine opening for
& husirss' -
* ig I0-St TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
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From BERMUDA.-We have file of the Hamil-
ton Gazette, with dates to June ooh. The Lord
Bishop OF Newfoundland took his departure from
the Island, for home, on the 18th. An address from
the resident clergy was presented him before
leaving
The new tariff act provides that taxes on Alco-
hoi, Brandy, Gin, &C., will remain as at present,
but that the advaIOrem duty on imported articles
will be reduced three per cent on and after lst
July. The duty on wine, instead of 1s Cd per GAL
lon, and 10 per cent advslorem in additien, will
hereafter be 25 per cent adyalorem
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DAGUERREoTYPING AT THE GALLONS On the
3Olh ut Snuiiz, the murderer OF a German wo
man, was hung at Galveston, Texas. He had
been convicted under assumed name. and per-
ssted in the belief that he could not be hung under
the sentence, as it was passed. On hts was to the
Ga lows be made several frantic a. npts & escape
Upon getting there he was seated, and daguer.
can artist took his picture ready shrOuded for In
tsrment He was then launched struggling into
eternity.
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CATTLE DYING.-The Chsrbon 10 committing &C..
we're rsvsges in st. Msry's Parish and other parts
of Louisiana. Tne Banner says Mr. M Hueser
lost As head of horses and mules and sixty head OF
cattle. At Bayou Sale two farmers have lost their
entire stock On the prsiries and 10 the marshes
this disease 10 sweeping off the cattle at whole
sole rnta
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A "VErEhAN" WHEKL.-Ths United States ar
| marked and wonderful execution during the Mex
ican campaign. The ''fth wheel" of one of the
carriages contains the following inscriptions. paint
ed around the rim :-Palo Alto, May 8, 1885, Resaca
de- la Paine, May g. 1886; Monterey 2lsi, 22i and
23d OF September, 1876; Vera Cruz, March g. 1647;
Cerro Gordo April ls. ls47; Churubusco. August
~, l8f7, Molino del Rey, September g. l847 Cha
puitepec, Sept 18th and l3 b. lS47; G .reta San
Cosme, September 18th and 14.h. 1s47; City OF
Mexico; Duncan. 1t is wheel of the efficient bat
terry of that gallant commander. The mark OF
bullet Is on one of the spokes, and the hub Is vet
ht for service. The wheel is of course, highly
appreciated as a relic of the brilliant past
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AUsTRALIA.-Ths sdvicss from Sydney to March
Sd say that Rev DR.. Lang hs. been tried at Mel.
bourne, for libel on the G5vernnsnt, and acc utted
The trial had excited muoh attention, and it /.
nstifutng IL. The persons arrested for being con
cerned ia the great riots at Bal several
aEo, we're, at Ihe last dates trial at Melbourns
charged with treason. Two questions are ssitatin
the colJniss in view of the approach of the cleo
honE-shese are the building Of railroads, and the
nEht to secure lands In fee
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GUBERNAToRIAL SPARRING-Judge Shoribridpp
Know Nothing aud Gov. Winston Democrat, can,
didates for the GovernoIsaip of Alabama, met at
J1nesboro In that State, the 25.h In discussion
In the discussion Gov. Winson called his oppo-
liar and th at gentleman adyanc Ing to ats
him, he drew pisol to defend himself Friends
iaterfered and the matter settled for the time
by mutual explanations"
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FOR RENT AND sArH
NEW AND ELEGANT PRIVATE

ID WILLING ON MAhshALL DEL" LI@t'
IA AND 10TH SITS FOR SALE - intending to
|2sciine housekeeping, offer for els the prem,se.
= which reside, consisting of Lot fron'ins so
sat derth $50 feet TO slley, on which have been
Heeted OF the beat materials aud work mapship, q
nperior Dwelling with u rooms. having sas and
s5sster, bah room, tc-, large Brick Kitchen and
ksbls. Ac The main dwelling is finished In the
post tsstsful and superior style. For terms which
III be tihersl apply ta myself, on the North sids
: [.sio. or to B. B.WATKfss, at Msssrs Kent Pslne
COZ. MATHEW w. FORD.
5&ftv To- Ste
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PosT OFFICE AFPAIRs.- Postmaster General
Csmpbei orders the following
APp0tn tments,-Frsncis Jones' postmaster,
Wyoming, Dinwiddie county, We. vice Archibald
Ihwest resigned; Christopher Walton, postmas-
ter, Brandonville, Preston county, Va vice Jared
Hsrgen.
Discontinue offices at Conewago, York county,
Penn; Rslnes Tavern, Prince Edward county,
Va
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ANOTHER STORM AT TUsKs Standby sdvices
from Turks Island, TO Jane sSd received at New
Orleans per brig Mermaid, we learn that again. on
the June the islands visited by he avy rans
which destroyed q large quantity of salt Ofl00 U0
bushels, which the pans were expected to yield on
the 10Th, when raking recommended owing to the
of he IL b. only 25C COO bushels saved CIV
ing to the vessels then in port bout If
cargo each hIee vesses which 10 all that the ves-
sci bringing this has sot, after visiting seven.
teen days On Esd ult, when the Mermaid left,
another storm of rain Visiting the isands, de.
sroying the chance of making salt for sometime to
The price paid for the last raking was thirty
snts per bushe The Mermaid has visited st kits
81 Martins, and at neither Of these ports nor Of
Curocos, Bonaire Insgus any salt to be pro-
cured.
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LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
hereby informed, that have Just received by Adan,s
Express 8 lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
Will be applied upon the most reasonable ter csn
be found al all hours of the day the Hair lressins
saloon under the American Hotel, ard at nlrht or
18th. between Main and Frank lin n. eets
NB:-Cupping and Leeehins tromptiy attended
o, at the shortest netiee
n
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= FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-Th0se

sp<<H twa large bTUKhb OF "AHEHUUbFB noe.
567 sL3 le9 osife the E&ehsnse Bank of Virginia.
sud adjoining The large aud els CAN'T stores Of
SsKent, Paine Co. Each Of these stores front &c
feet on Msia street, with i've deoTs, TunDlng back
8i0o feet. The placements open On level wish
wide paved alsy Leads to llth street. opposite the
wins of the American Hotel These are ngst the
II most csnDodioGs and substantial buildiags In the
ell and Es for business sstsb msDts
of Rrst ess there being in fact enough in each
( tenement IL. two establishments These stores are
NOV being painted iusde and out. Tho lsrse slore-
room sod basement Of l07 can be had edsteiy,
the upper doors being already lea'ed, except one
klei ys in the story Possession Of tenement
IN. i6J. row occupied by Messis Jone. 2ott. csn
j b, h.d Oh ths lat Sc ptomber next.
The hyperion location of til stores beiI in the
heart of tho city, ia too well known to require fur
ssheE notice. Appl, to JOSEPH JAMks Jf., at the
store OF Bueh W. Fry, Esq, orto
I.6- 3rawts FLEMING JAMES
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PoTAToEs.-The New York Journal of Com.
merce estimates that 25 600 bushels of potatoes
have arrived at that port this season from Bermuda
alone besides large quantities from Charleston and
Norfolk. The crop In the Northern States promises
to be unprecedented, SO that 1t will be difficult
matter to keep up prices much longer.
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INTRRxsrrse OccAsIoN.-A Convention Of til
teach ers OF the Deaf and Dumb, from all parts o
tho United States, will be held at Stsunton ihs
18th Of August next. The Convention assembled
last year st Hartford, Conn.
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NRw HAMPSHIRE LIQUoR LAw.-The Senate of
New Hampshire, passed the House LIQUOR Law
Tuesday slightly amended by vote OF 10 ayes to
l nay.
The House also passed the bill to redi.tric. tn
State for State Senators. II 10 doubtful If the Lee.
gisiature sojourns on Saturday.
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CHEAP TRAVELLING The Stsunton Spectator
says that In consequence of the opposition stages
travellers are sometimes taken from thego TO the
White Sulphur for 81 so, and to the Warn
Springs for 81,