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FREMONT IN VIRGINIA.
Fremont and Dayton electoral ticket has been forme
for this State The following is the list complete saw
Two electors for the State at large
Dist. l-Cnarles W. Newton OF TAYLOR

Fremont and Dayton electoral ticket has been formed
for this State The following is the list complete save
Two electors for the State at large
Dist. l-Cnarlcs W. Newton, Of Taylor
2-Andrew s. Holden, Of Harrison
S-John ). Barnes. of Marion.
4-R. w. Caruthers, OF Monongala
Sob Crabtree, of Lee.
6-Absolom George, OF Taylor.
7-Wm. Lants, of MononCalia.
s-James T. McIver, of Scott
Isaac Parsons, OF Hampshire.
l0-Janes b Kee, of Pendleton.
ll-Joseph Kelley, of Russell.
l2-ltiram Riggs, of Scott.
lS-E I. Brandon, OF Preston
So Andrew s. Holden Harrison il the eector for Nh,
HoDoF Distriet- Suppose Andy pays visit; will
present him with the handsomest coat made from the in
side OF the pine and the outside Of the goose that he ever
laid ayes on So come along Andy.
We take the foregoing paragraph from the Norfolk A.
qua decided aud thoroughgoing Democratic paper and
warm supporter of Buchanan. We presume il speak,
by the car-especiay when consider that erery on,
ofhe ADORE Fremont electors Democratic members Of
NE last Legislature Aud what is more they constitute
that BLACK List of Thirteen" who voted against the bill
providing for the protection of the slave property OF the
State We always knew that If Fremont electoral tick
ct should be formed in Virginia it would most certainly
be gotten up by and be composed Of Democrats Aud sure
enough 1t has turned out Just anticipated ann.
Fremont electors Virginia are Democratic Voters o
Virginia and the South bear this fact in mind This
wing He We extract the above paragraph as we hav,
already stated, from Democratic paper, the NorloII
ATgHs.
We respectfully suggest to the Argus that as had M
word OF condemnation for the "Immoral Thirteen las
"ner when they voted against the bill for the protection
OF slave property, il should not now threaten Andy
should he visit Norfolk in discharge Of his electoral duties
With "a coat made from the inside OF the pine and the out
side OF the goose" BY no "Andy"is good an,
faithful Democrat and his colleagues on the Ere
mont ticket, and they all Democratic members i,
good standing, Of the last Virginia Legislature Oh no
iont you treat ANDY" amss but receive aud welcom
him as your brother for your brother he IT, although yo
may now wsh to disown him Huzzl for Fremont in vir
ina, aud his electoral ticket composed Of thirteen DE
"'oerafe Members Of the last Legsature Long may the
wave
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NEW oXFonDsHInE on InpmoyE

Tor sale I'M fnr
Buck which obtained the premium the Exhbton on ~ VIZ
gina State Agricultural Society. o 1854 IS "
Three yearng Bucks weighing 2i5 pound and p,.l
Lamb bred from him and which premium at
the virginia ate Fair, Of ISIS
sou,h Down and Coswod breed Raleigh nne south
Down Buck 1900 s@'"
pom winners Of The highest prize at the Exhibition Royal
eiety paid flOO FOR him when Martin Gold.
oorong travelling expenses Maryland and Virginia
TO make the selection Or me. - 'e-'
My the old
Buck Lambs ESQ delivered on N. car. Of ,bs
Road. woODs nss, waa.1.Sp. NJ. '"N'
Va
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hFFEoT oY PoLfrfcs ~ PULPfr-It is stated that
The vesty Of the church Of tho Epiphany In Phiadeph
OF which the Rev. Dudley Tying is rector held meeting
on the evening ot the - last aud requested him 20 re-
sign The pastorshp which he refused DO az the same
time expressing wish 70 take the vote Of the cougreea-
ton on tho question, believing that he would be sustained
by majority u l. said that more than y persons
attended TIE church Sunday last and those lev we've
principally ladies. Tho Doctor u will be recoleced has
recently INDUCED himself In expressing bis political pred-
ectiOns in tho pulpit
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A Wonderful Discovery.

The New York Nirror-s to the charms o.
Aariposa-has made most marvellous discovery, and
proclaims II thus: "Thc intellect the culture the con-
science OF the nation with Fremont and his cause OF
course the entire South is destitute OF all intellect ali
culture all conscience As for ourselves, 10 have no
doubt that all the intellect culture and conscience of the
Mirror with Fremont. He has bought them with his
gold, and they are in his brecches pocket
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-12

FoRrfeS Irgxs-The English papers state that Kos
suh about 70 lecture Oldham aud that Lord Tnge.o
has set up claims 70 the aud titles Of the
Earl ~ Shrewsbury The suit causes some interest
The Portuguese Governments a loan Of fifteen
hundred canos In sir per cent bonds Tor public works
The Spanish journals announce that further sum Of
f3O00O on the Cuba loans Of s3f and 1897 will be paid
September s.
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Distinguished wings al the Convention.

The Baltimore Democrat informs that the Hon Ed
ward Everett, and perhaps the Hon. Robt c. Winthrop
will be certain to attend the Wing Convention in that city
next week. 1t says further that the Hon. wm c. Pres.
ton is also expected We may add the names Of these
distinguished gentlemen that Of the Hon. VIM a. Rive.
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Fremont viii get
Buchanan

100000
The above vote s admitted by al fair and reason.
able men, being fair estimate Of party strength -
New Jersey will also sustain the American tcket-the
gallant Stockton has bucked his armour In the good
cause, and ~ no goes, goes the Camden and Anboy
Railroad, and that goes goes the State Pat dor
the Jersey Blues against the HcsHansn this mighty
revolution they will be found where they we're In the old
American Revolution. We come 70 PENNSYLVANIA
the Key Stone OF the arch. AZ goes New York New
Jersey and Maryland, 90 stands Pennsylvania Mr. Bu.
chanan, with his old Federal notions and low wages
stands no chance in his State. His party will he De.
eated IN October by $4,000 msjorty As for Maryland
the monumental State Of her gallant citizens assured the
writer to-day, she would roll up 10 10000 msjory for
FILLMORE and Donelson.
We only include In this letter States Immediately At the
mouth Of Virginia, who will go the Union ticket We
have strong hopes Of Rhode Island Connecticut and old
Massachusetts We cannot believe those States will he
triumphant under the black flag but when they find the
Union IN danger they will rally under the and stripes
Of the 81 States Our appeal s not only the Fillmore
TO stand hrm, but to al Union loving through
out the United ststes to lay aside all party considerations
and paralues and vote Tor the Union Democratic Wing
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THE MISSIONARY ScHooSER.-Mr. lothian gtetaon
the sell known shipbuder has upon t1e stocks In b.
yard AZ Chesea schooner which IL being built for the
american Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
sne . 70 De called the Morning STAR and will be engag
ed w carrying supplies and missionaries 70 the Islands IN
the Pacific ocean Her frame is already up and IL IL
peced size will be completed In time 20 double Caoe Horn
In January.--Boson Tran1ripL
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TaE PIcKPoogrs-Thc pickpockets Of London have
ht upon new dodge. Que Of gang GOES abou, With
live turtle which he places the lOotwaik aud begins
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p" Jopopfng hahf Of saies Of Tobacco BY Wu Boour
ofltfs Ne EIsf ftoo aseets.
From dDenarieYor n shsphsrd hhds log At $50 a,
leafat 80 IA Mrs. 0rayson, bids log
nssg lleafa ATS grayson, hhds leaf ~ ~ 80
MNR rhomss Brown hhds leafs Al tO, Neti, ats
Horace biown 10 bids ugs ~ $3.50. ats leaf a. H.
at 1870 N1A Edge hhdr log ~ tTS0;
~ Nll ~ Sutherland, hhds. lug 1918, ~ Qt
sai t, ~ ", tii,Ia, alta @ W Antrim. hhdsi
9ghi lesf ~ fioso ~ iOB,i ati5 Mrs Thompson.
e5 H. Isssr satst tlobo az III s,l9 ool wysa
~ a. itbo Rodes, hhdsi log Al $3.50 eafat tok
a. tlh Josua Jaetsnn, bids $3.50, leaf a5
&c hha. log q I2s stIH leaf q. tlo25 At H. 81
no Nv Lyon d. log tS; leaf Al ii25 AZ iaI0
Hammer hfs log A. 10 fiesf ~ $3.50 Al nj 30
" Tun-r hid le.f a. tl Psrar hhdss ing t7h
l..i Z" 0qs 81 ia5o. WV Yints, hid. Tb0; leaf
nt go White. hhds leaf go So At $50 ps Of ms
ropl W huddafth bids log A t7b0 leaf At tio ~
70. suhsrlana bids leaf a ioo, irii Abs hhas
r Imn ypo or.y'on thhdsi stto, ~ 10, Satii. wB
skyi. hhd.I %, asisiS WV w., ma, ! ius :,
800 leafnN0 sJsnison, 9hhde hog tsbo; 10
vv.,, ahhd. at AZ iibo yEChspman, slesf
30 " " sundridgr, hhd.. log ~ ~ leaf a. 1870
TIC ,, m, ~ sna'' iIss@fso fssfSto tioso i'
Ii'csw oosaslp, shhd. LOG. At o.; sIe.f asioso
Johnson bids log - leaf 1t 5000
0oohktad Burrovs hhf. log At ea50 leaf At AK
M9 u tsI5 Pryor, hhd.: log AZ o.; leaf oil
W " hraneh hhd leaf At ti8 Singleton, hhds Ing At
a. leaf q 1870 MB. hid; a. tii 80, stIG
~ h.ssn ND leaf Ia. Tharon, hhd. lug seA
- Ees, hhd.i luE ct o. So ., $50 lsaf
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RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNuNG, sEPTEMBER 3, isss,
TO CoRREsPoNDENTs.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Lss buss-sss Dc sddrssssd 20 IA "kdsscr ofas
rc.s s-'tss. .. set 'td.. erts pspsr st not De p.e
- ts % ~uis u csG sa.dirS, oe4Affo Do hnosc %
s.d ~, Z. cass b deparfeo Obituary NOTICES
Sn0 sfoh cAargsif for a ddrsrfissnsnfs.
~ onnsscafo.s ssi - eAaspsd sasss as adssrtls.
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Further From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CITY OF BALTIMORE
Sept I'd, 1856.

PHILADELPHIA, September lO.-The steamship Civ If
Baltimore has arrived with dates the 27th utimo an
cipated by the Canadian Her latest adviccs from Lon
don are To Tuesday evening The improved condition of
the weather had caused slight rally in Conso but they
we're not firm. Business was inanimate at a5 Id ebi
for money, and 95s 95i for account.
The steamer Indian, from Quebec arrived on Wednes
day morning.
Arrived at Liverpool-Bele, Poule, Miranich Ann
Duncan Quebec, Scotland, Mobile and Fanny Buck from
New York; and Equator, Quebec and Elijah Crice from
New Orleans.
SECOND DISPATCH
PmLADELPHIA Sept IO.-The following items comms,
ca and other contained in the circulars and ma
pers received by the City OF Baltimore.
Richardson, Spence& Co.'S circular says:-There 1,
continuance OF heavy weather. and the grain trade is
dy. At Tuesdays market there a good attendance
uood wheat was taken at Fridays with avidity In
Terror unsaleabe. Flour was in good demand Al f,
rates In some cases cd advance established Thee
was considerable speculative inquiry for at 3iaS
Tor white, and 33s. ID. SIS for yellow and mixed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for retail at UNCHANGED nrcas
Pork IL steady aud there is but little doing.
The steamer Arctic had arrived at Queenstown En-
gland, aud engaged in sounding for the sub marine
telegraph. She had so far found all right
The schr. Elizabeth Randel, from Charleston for Liv
epoo had gone ashore Great Burbo and abandon
ed. The crew saved.
The steamer Cambria 10 sal on SATURDAY. in Mac.
OF the Arabia The latter be despatched on the
following Thursday AS extra steamer.
The London Daily News remarks that the appointment of
successor to Sir VIM Temple NAV depend OH the enan-
cipaiion of Italy and the peace Of Europe
Lord Normandy has sopayed his cards that every En-
gi'h traveller Is convinced that he is devoted to Aus
tTia.
The News disbcieves the report that Lord Normandy
is retained in his post solely by favor Of the court aud not
oy VIII oftne Ministers The Russians have evacua.
ted the road leading Bsyazida Kars was Completely
evacuated on the 4th Of August The Notifications were
untouched. The evacuation OF REM and wnrre had bo.
gun
The papers say that the Russians blew up the ori6ca
tons at Tuitche
SPAIN
The Cabinet was avaing itself Of the resources of the
law OF desamortisaton in secularzng the ecclesiastical
property formerly held in Nottanani That law is now
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-12
A LBBuAHLg LAND roR sAIE.-Tbe .ub.syl

A tHE MAHLE land FOH sALE,-Ths subssr-
- her, hFng fully Determined 70 change hts
iof sale, WEDNEsOAY The October next far N not
ne next fair DAY. sd privately bore day vithout
stve. bis fHc ~ land containing $40 III
m.r ynf within treequarers Of mile Of the River Ca
nai sso vh- miles u tcssVe, and miles ovardsve
hou'hnghte village The lard veil adapted Erouth Of
sat corn obscco, &C. There something Ike 80 acres
land clear portion q tobacco land
f.r portion o. The land bottom adapted 10 ne ro
% al kinds Of part Of which meadow ven sten In
timothy ~ 1 dsenG and yard houses good eonvs-
nnt and these Of description The
duciive In vhh hne nice ttie 6 pend
A. ards good health chaenee Vgns Tstrg All
hnes In connection h rahe farms nov
masse dem unnecessary 20 give misoe description u
w land ~ h time bot invite
themselves have doubt sy w nnd 70 do
possible
~, on us .me d.y some 10 or ~ Insiy SyeRoys
talon u ensh., &c. a..
rEss- madc easy purchassrs
seii-'avtds ~ sprrr~o
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VIHGINIA:-At Rules held In the Clerk. Once Of the Cir
v cut Court FOR the city Of Williamsburg county
Cy from The hrst 70 ihs third day September ncusve)
year one thousand eight hundred nd hny .sir;
sasan Vrginia Moody, Plaintiff
1gdfue
hta " PRxo eSecuirr o. Yielding Pggot, deed,
executor of Hannah Prgot children
Covs Decd Who reside IN the tate u Kentucky and whose
names are UNKNOWN 90. ....-- Defendants,
appearing by atsfsctoy evidence that the defendants
OF John CJrles Decd
htbants - this Commonwealth the nj sintn Nv
Cyrus Branch Gent her attorney T. ordefei be aid H.
PENDANTS The cren ~ John Covies Decd whose
snoVn DO appear here within month ar publication ~
% order and DO What protect their
.u and further ordered at Of this order Published
onee week for four successive
neEspaper published In the o. posted ne fop
door Of The Courthouse Of James y county on he second non
day this MONTH that being the hr day Of s NEXT Tor he
salf county.
The object Of this suit obtain construction Of The viii Of
snna Pgg decd also 70 procure decree directing
d.
Standardization of ne Pierott decd 10 BE- raid
over 70 The complainant Susan Moody, annual In
teret sad balance and alec procure
o. e land mentioned The vii % said Pgrot and The
payment 70 he complainant suAn Moody, Of the
upon sad proceeds Of sale.
A Oopy-Tese.
ssi2-iapfw THOs n cogpfft q
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SOUTHERN MARKETS.

PETERSBURG sept IL Iobdcco-since
h.. further .dvane and prices are st tending Upwards ih
counts from the touching growing
unfvorab and prospect. are un
favorable We quote lug. OF good weight t6kas Common
leaf sfsb9A. Mdding tloGt iu
Rse,s the pas, week have fallen on considerably whed-Ths
market to-day not active yesterday white
tS coton-we hear Of but little doing In this article
We uote sales ~ sales
To report Corn.-We quote formerly, T5as0c.
LrScuBuRo, light very On.
stock and well all
Log. 81 to good ugs to nne manufacturing hugs to
common leaf 10 p good do 10 O shipping
10 ~ nne manufacturing leaf $ia to 2o wrappers
Us Ia ~ WhedfWe quote Red I'll IS to
tI0ar-Sup-t hne 30 20; 10
Is torn-I3flsO Meal, to cts.
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rhe following 10 comparative statement Of the returns
for transportation Road for is, and
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GENUINE ENGLIsH PALM SOAP and srv.
~ assortment Of other Soaps for At
50 MEADE hAksR'S, New ApothecAry Store,
selz lso, ~ w cor. ofMah and 10Th
'HNuniEs GEnUsNE mLANgARD,s UNAGTEHA-
~ pLk Pills OF IODIDE or IRON Pearls Genuine
VAetb Pills freneh Capsules Copabs ia ,Sue sI
Tor uout Medicine Envelopes WAs for Disgusting
for sale by 'P~'~' =
30 MEApEh BAKER Parmasegsts
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Os1 FOR sALEPor sale public suction without reserve
On THURSDAY the 6th next al wallace Ceet
rantson IN the county Of Charlotte lhyhve valuable Slaves
consisting Of msD, women, boys nj nirh.
AlsU al the null
We crops OF corn oats fodder Sc and al the plantation and
utensis Including wngons
which may belong to the plantation.
Among the cattle good aud beever
also o0er for sale 1900 excellent pot
TxAs-Cash Tor the months for al
Ne other property the purchaser giving with approved se
sei2-ctds Trusls- 4 N ws,s1a,.
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The Cabinet was avang itself Of the resources of the
law Of desamortsaon in secularzing the
property formerly held in Nottanani That law is now
vigorously put in execution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-12

farm Of 300 hzfeesrod ~ from Lynehburx bor
dersd BY NE canal has eonmodious dwelling barn. Advd
farm In buckingham county, called AppIe HIM. con.,pinx
sls acres halfeearsd Adv'd by selah Hslbrook. gsl
Tue Union Hotel property, ciaksvie, Mrekenburr
See advt Of Finch boyd (t26s) s ~ 49,
Desirable brick cling city ON I street no,,h N
street Adv'd by q. A A. lt2TsI ~ ~
tract Of en 900 cultivation tobaceo In Buekipx
[t39sl NV ~ INV a. hA'f'-
iArm 10 King William between 900 and 100
acres, ~ Jules from Richmond Advd hy q. A A. uaIs1
by 4 seyner (t3uS.) Nu'"
tract Of 420 Amherst county miles from Ivnchhnv
ia osset etc. ALSO tract Of $50 from aid
city. Adv'dby N. II. aagruder. [tIOOl - ~
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T. AND wINTEH sTOCK.

kkkDkN, FOX Co, BY auvals IN receipt Of
1 her Is supply o. Goods In Ladies Dess Goods ey
Az ne atest yes and bricr Of
ever before offered, with ul Of Gents Youhs ser
vsns and housekeeping Goods TO Which ey
~ cy snd country friends assuring they
Ss Ps,,has-d IN this market An hey st examination Of
oARPErIN0s. DRUaeETs AVID RUosLour assortment II.
Nsy. Tapestry Theeply and Ingram Cspssng very large
anf WI hs found oheap. RRkEDEN YOx co,
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A VALUABLE HOUSE Ann I,or YoY, "a. r

~ rbe uss;rbs III oaer public aaciian on VIVID
NSDf lhs s day o. ociober, ia, Bot ar day
y valuable House aud lot, In the village King
& eoaniy Vs. ho ious new and contains
WI passage u m would suit mechanic 10 combine
With hs trade The busness Of hotel keepng-as
NEEDED W Vie Village. The Lot cont-ins
nEgT apreffa.s
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NEW Goods.

YHVEE undersigned is now receiving fresh
Il supply of DRY GOODS, direct from the
East, suited to the season, which he offers for
sale at prices which cannot fail to please
purchasers. Call and examine for yourselves.
~.er R. CHASE.
NJ D All persons indebted to the sub
IN. u. scriber by note or book account
will please call and settle their respective &C
counts as l need money at this time; on all ac-
counts standing over six months, interest will
be charged. R. c.
CLARrNGToN Dec. g. 1855.
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Human Nature.

They tell q good story of two baehe-
lors down East, who lived sort of cat
ana-dog-life, to their neighborhood's dis
comfort, for good many years. but who
had been at camp-meeting. were slightly
converted, and both Of them concluded to
reformi I ~
Brother Tom," says one, when they
had arrived at their homes, let us sit
down, now, and I'll tell what wen do.
You tell ne all my faults and I'll tell you
Of yourn, and SO we will know how to 60
about mending of 'em."
/" Good p says Brother Tom.
"Well, you begin.''
esssiss No, you begin, Brother Joe."
"Well, in the FIRST place, you know,
Brother Tom, yeu ssiH Heiv
Crack goes Brother Toms paw be-
tween Brother Joes ablinkers,o and a
eonsiderable of "scrimmage" ensues,
untiI, in the course of about ten minutes,
neither being able to come to time, refor-
oktion is postponed sine die.
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Mail Arrangements.
A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE of the Mails

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE of the Mails at
II and from WooDsFIELD:
GAINESVILLE Arrives every day (except Sun
day. at u O'Clock NJ. Departs every day (ex-
cept Sunday at l o'clock p. M.
BARNEsvILLE (via Calais) - Arrives every
Wednesday and Saturday at 12 o'clock M. De-
parts every Wednesday and Saturday at P. M.
MARIETTA (Western ute)-Arrives every
Tuesday and Thursday at P. M: Departs ev-
cry Nor day and Wednesday ats A. M.
MARIETTA (Southern route)-Arrives every
Saturday at P. NJ. Departs every Friday at
! 5 A. M.
SUNFIsH (Clarington) Arrives every Monday
and Thursday at II NJ. Departs same days al
P. M.
| ST. Arrives every Monday and
Friday at p. NJ. Departs every Tuesday and
Saturday at 5 A. M.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS AT SUNFISH, OHIO.

EASTERN MAIL-Leaues Wheeling (by Steam
boat Stephen Bayard,) at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; arrives at
Sunfish same days at o'clock P. M. Return
ing leaves Parkersburgh 6 o'clock A. NJ, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays; arrives at Sun
fish from 4 to o'clock P. NJ, same days.
WooDsF1ELD MAL-Departs Mondays and
Thursdays at 6 P. NJ, and arrives Tuesdays
| and Fridays by,9 A. NJ.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
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tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription.
I 3. If subscribers order the discontinuance of
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon-
tinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing tc
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud.
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nnended-wllch has never been equafled By
any remedy, heretofore offered to the public,
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