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ship g b Lamar Mayhew Lond6n--Dut ham Dlmon.
SHIP Macnaw Robinson q John SB@c Duncan & CO.
ship Paragon, Drinkwaer, ST John, NB-chambersn 40
Bark Jas Fish Phillips Portland-N Devero
Brig Ann Merritt dr. Phelan. Iasbon-R W Trundy.
Brig Arabella, Evans, Aspinwal-Pansma Railroad Co.
Ere k asss15 aGPR sgssia En:c
B Brs M Sacs psE s%s Srgsa a pew0
s Assus Stone Chairman Co
sebr Harriet Neal Hanseomb, Laguayra, 6e-Bre SON
SssnsGn sFs s Co.
schr Geo syron ford Phade phs@c Petr AOo0
s sr fSfg t9 ss ragP o ns Hand
schr Gazelie Chase, rrosdence-Maser.
Propeller Piedmont, Post, BaliImore-cromwelis line.
cd Snh u-steamshIp Boruss,a diam, Ehlers Hamburg
ship Vim Tell Fupck, Havre-Boyd & Hncken
ship Herald Drummond, Genoa via ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bark Ariel, cheeseman Port at Prince-oLS Tones
ARRIVED
sengers TO suosord Iies,on CO. SUI day 20 en- at 80
loaded with timber the captain and crcw we're AZ he time
abou, leaving her and going on board the shp samose then
doned We set or ny officer and men on board ana took
gle EE thck weathtr whea Ne were Obliged 10
take our men on and ei in fa,homs about IS miles
shr, Henry cray ciuikins Liverpool July 27 with rndse
neht John Thompson Maiyer Of Shene conn.
az iork H. second passengers Jumped overbo,rd
and lost posed be insane Ss pas,
ed steamship Baic hence tor Liverpool time signal
ized saip Gruneli hence Tor LONDON. The n had
birth the passage
sbip Harmonic, Doane, Greenock, July IS with mdse,
Dumb IN A Bnnu
ship lueS ci Newburypoo Graves, Newcastle r. July s.
WITH coal 10 n 4 ' Meyer. 9th ut lat a. 81,
chan sgnas with ship Sea- Lion hence UlnsvoW 3lst
la tvai Ion 90 % passed steamship Baltic bence lor LAYER
pool
ship GubeLhcrg HAM Never. Hamburg IS days With
mdse ard "a passengers, 10 W schmidt 60
Bark Columbia t-aE iadafaco &c - days with mise
and ln2 pas' ctgers to ; Dacurie
llark Henri new Allen Warren In ballast 70 sturges
ClcauRaa Co
Rars MARI Coe new Brown Mystic In ballast TO master
Orig Onward cot Boston Tbtetts sierra Leone. july u.s.
With palm o Ac to Iiganlerc Refs Co.. vessel % Naes
Pnrtrnel1 JuS p a 81 - Ion ~ ~ spoke Br ship ia
pong y daye ON Bristol iof Tape Panaa July - lat IL
~ bon - - spoke American ship hence FOR shanghae
lont ~ SPOKE bark Huntington OF Balmare IS days from
cailso Tor Hampton Roads
schr -arah. Perry Philadelphia for New Bedfri
Schr Fxcf s'or. -. ROrkianr
Schr kossuih. terry. New ourypo-i.
Sehr W0lco''. Naileft, Boston
Sehr Millstd Fillmore mes. -. Port Jeiis rs0a.
SoOp oregon. Rhodes Providence
Propeller concord. shaw Philadelphia
Pr peier reveriy Pierce M llaaalphia
Propeller Parker Vein, Rausat, Providence.
-AIIsrf
Steamship Edinburgh Or Gasgow ships Iiarves Queen
Liverpool kaisudtn. Nigo, " Elliot Antwerp.
Wind dufirg the day NJ.
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,. A. seoviiIe In Reply TO james Conner.

=. A. scovilIe In Reply 90 james Conner.
NEW YoRx, sept. 2, 1855.
To JAMES GORDON BEsSFr1-
DEAR sIR--T have read a letter 10 your paper this
morning from James Conner. II does not surprise me NJ
ALL II Is perfectly Characteristic OF Mr. Conner from be-
ginning 70 end.
In the first place be would create the impression that
was the Of his suffering 10 large amount from
rarer called the Arena. He knows that had more
10 do with his suffering by the Arena than the the
moon In 1852 reluctantly persuaded to cell me
type. &C. I do not doubt that, and ! do not know
phat reasons be had from you but persuaded they
we're very strong About that 300 you gave me
You gave letter Of credit on Mr. Corners friends,
Persse Brooks OF which shall have occasion TO speak
hereafter Mr. Conner says that be is Of The value
q srace n your columns So and shall Barrste
every o. or $40 tia, worked bard 10 ray NJ Conner
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The steamship Borussia sailed Monday for Hamburg.
The steamship Edinburgh, Captain Cummings sailed yes
,erday for Glasgow. LET fhcr passengers be found
another column.
sufr Jons cuRRrrRFor abandonment, II ship John Cur
rier Port Arrivals.
sur FRANZ JoHSsoS-Repor q the shin Fleetwood ar
rived Boston LET from tacua via i Helena spoke
June lat ~ % lon 63 ship Frank johnson tof Barnsta
with her becalmedapi Iothrop reported that hs
shp had been eakng 500 strokes per hour but leak had
coutt II Helena thai an English ship
had spoken anoiher English ship the 25h of June
or part q the crew Of The ship en johnson on
board-pIobaby he Frank johnson reported abovewhch
t ~, ~ 81 - IN. ,,, go ,a, ra,d ,..ss ~
BThe report of ship Frank johnson being abandoned
SEQ must be ncorre1 seco5ang 70 Letters received ~ Boston
from New York via Maurus where she iouched which
state tina, The Prank gohnson was Mauriius IN distress
scud.
sptp osrrHrsr at Boston from Calcutta on the h nil Ia,
r.. CO. had hurricane from SSE, and SW by w. and
lost nearly whole suit Of sails.
snIr AprIsaS Boston from New Orleans ON The OH u
TAT Is Ion ri had severe hurricane from ENE TO and Sc
during which lost fore and maintopgalant masts.
gcHR before reported ashore Spit below Ros
OF L., inst supposed without damage.
new and beautiful schooner about 30 tons called The
Dacatur cakes launched the Mt from The ward II
Nv parties in Providence and New York and 4 intended ar
freghnE business under the command Of Cant
Daostr oakes, who is also part owner She will hail
New York.
Escbr Paragon Of Providence 60 tons a, auction
to for SsS5.
The new schr Henry Me,ca Of Providence was launch
cd this morning At Bristol
rI.vScurDA Greenpoint l. 4 Sept from the yard Of
Messrs Wells Carpenter enc brig 800 tons "a ed the
n Rrb nson Rodgers "a Ne commanded ~ Cant uen,v
&,arnenter others and intended Tor general feQng
business Her model and workmanship redect great credit
mon Nr Harmon u Bishop, the builder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

The Syracuse Standard heretofore the organ OF the
Onopdaga county nggerdrving Forney democracy, and
the Official paper Of Syracuse has taken down the Bucha-
nan flag and run up the banner of Fremont and Dayton
In its issue Of he LIST inst, IL says
glance at the head of this column will to show
that the Presidential ticket put by the Cincinnati Con
veption has been displaced and the recommended at
Philadelphia ostuted therefor TINS exchange of
ddates involves change in the political doctrines Of
this paper We surrender no principle hitherto advo.
Gated by U.S. nor do we add anything new to political
creed.
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be the removal Of the azaretto from ts present site 10
more proper locality The adjournment took place be-
fore nine o clock and measures will Immediately be
removal.
the present moment there stated TO be no cases
OF yellow fever the Quarantine grounds the .rious
wooden shapties, in which the sick are usually placed
have been washed out and thoroughly clesnsed Yessr
DAY morning Michael Kane, night gate keeper died
the employees state that his malady was yellow fever
Otherwise the neghborhood is in an unusually healthy
state for the season of the year
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errT NayOI Ia presldlne, and present Adermea
waah shaw and Oakley.
Mr. RorK asked permission Tor bark Antagonist, from
gssRoa syres to land cargo Of hides WOO and har d.
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PHILADELPHIA sept 2-Arr steamer Delaware, Copes
NYork. schr- Wave Jone and ~ Parker. Parker Jersey
CITY thas Moore, IngeIs0ll New London sarah Jones
Jones. New bedford Elizabeth u. ElWeil Portland Nc
Closkey Arnold Mledletown
Cld steamer Boston clarke NYOrk ship Touawanda Ju
ius Liverpool. brigs Condor Allen. West Dyer
Ield HERMAN Bt sehfs Taylor Nckerson Chelsea
saah Jones Jones and chs Moore Ingerro Providence
Wave JOine. DO. battle Douglass salem. =
key. Arnold Mtoeiown; Bruius, Etwei, Boston Elizabeth
IA an Naaa
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MARlTIMR INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rnIs DAY.
uS RISES. = MOON %
JUS sErs.......... 30 HIGH WATER. u -
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materials sgreeaby to the suggestions therein contained
but this date too late for much uythe infection
gradually approaching and dnay prov Cd TO be nearer
at hand than had anticipated. the hazard Of this
state Of things finally aroused Of remaining c
and meeting was called for the purpose Of adopt
ing for protection and the relief OF the poor
Into this work our lamented citizen Robert Cunning,
entered with spirit even to 60 around the district and
invite the scattered members of the community together
The evening Of the day which this meeting to be
held Mr. Cunning taken i'll, and the sick at this time
demanding the care OF all who were WELL the project was
necessarily abandoned. For this attempt the part or
Mr. Cunning 10 do public service by voluntary effort in
consequence OF the utter ineihcency Of the so called
Board OF Health, all friendly assistance official duty
Withheld from him in his sickness By the Secretary
OF this Board; and alter had twice sent to him for as
ssance TO bury the servant GIRL who lay dead IN the
house in which Mr.. and Mrs. Cunning III, the self
sacrificing Paul A. Oliver went midnight and put the
body into colin, and the next morning had TO leave
my iues with the sick and go TO the Catholic priest 70
procure 10 go with the body to the cemetery aud
this, too when not dollar Of expense to be incur
red as Mr. Cunning had already provided all necessary
means. Nor Is this all but when this member OF the
called Board Of Health applied for iufor
nation concerning the state of the public health,
persons were often misled, aud an account Of
what stated 10 be full and accurate report OF the
sickness In the district published without single
reference TO ny cases, although resided IN the nearest
vicinity Of the Infected district OF any ether ply scian
ana was daily in attendance upon cases the coast
from the first breaking out of the epidemic up to the 26h
OF August, and then only after being entirely unable 70
visit another patient did seek protection for myself and
ia ny All this is q no importance TO me- but explains
the OF the many contradictory statements which
have been published regard TO the gickness at Fort
Hamilton. have never ia my life witnessed more
self sacrificing devotion to friendship and humanity than
bas been exhibited by few families OF the remaining
cltzens while on the other hand never saw sucn utter
pui lanlmity in public officers has been manifested by
the Board Of Health Of the Of New Utricht.
Let m one who has lost friends In Fort Hamilton fear
that they not cd for that every
supplied 10 far possible but let be remembered that
In sons instances 1t terrible labor that can only
be appreciated by those who volunteered to stand
BY the bedside OF much beloved dying friends to minister
to their wants. G. u. GRlSWoLD, NJ. d.
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read, IN support Of his application several letters from
residents Busnos Ayres showing that the climate u
healthy. and neither cholera nor yellow fever mas ever
invaded the province. PERMITS ion refused
Health Warden lorr reported dead horse, belonging
TO Mr. Cough Twelfth street. between Fourth and Fifth
which had been lying in the ne,ghoorhood since
Saturday morning Ordered 10 appear ana snow cause
why was rot removed.
DR. wKspEI1. Health officer reported that OF
Infectious malignant disease had oeen reported 70 him
since yesterday morning.
Adjourned
No new casee Of yellow fever were reported TO the
Brooklyn Board Of Health yesterday Neither there
any es at Fort Hamilton New Utrecht ~ far
ascertared.
report b. ought 10 the city on Monday evening
to the effect that two In the employ OF Michael Ber
gen. Of Gowanus had been taken down with the yellow
fever Mayor Hail. with that alscrity In aid of distress
Tor which be distinguished sen down two nurses the
same night TO attend 10 them Yesterday morning they
returned and stated that men sere sick but that The
wife daughter OF Mr. Bergen slightly indsposed
The Mayor proceeded to Mr. Bergens house yesterday 10
zee for hmsel and found both ladies' walking about and
called at the house OF Jehn 5. Bergen and found his
daughter who bad been reported dead not only con
valescing but nearly quite we'll He found NO new cases
yest rday his rounds th ough the infected districts
Considerable excitement having been occssionei by
report that yellow fever ,xised board the Tn ted
States steamer Fashion lying the Of the loot
harrison street Mayor Ball and Harbor Master Kelsey
board TO ASCERTAIN the truh OF the matter Inc
were all mustered and closely inspected and no
disease of any kind found 10 exist board. The
know edge of this fact will tend to allay excitement
In the Brooklyn Board Of Education yesterday after
noon Mr. John G. B,rgen stated that he had received
letters from Mr. Sandss and Miss Stone Principals Of
School No . Gowapus inquring whether IN the present
condition Of the district ii would be advisable to open
the school, on OF the yellow fever most OF the
nhs had left the district and he hal written to the
parties giving his opinion that would not be wise
To open the school The Board agreed unani
nousy refer the local committee to decide when
the school could be safely opened.
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The Board met yesterday noon, and quorum present
The following is the official report Of the routine bush
-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-08

1850 Prizes amounting to-. t2o5oCo
1900 OF determined number which
draws the $500 prize II that number should
then odd number the
number then number will
$3.50 in addition other prize which drawn.
Purchasers Ia buying equal quantity odd number
tickets will be certain drawing nearly orehah the Of the
with chances Of obtaining other prizes
s Remember that every prize payable
without deduction.
~ All Of 81 900 and under amer
draNing-oher prizes at the usual time OF thirty
All communications strictly confidential The numbers
will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets tO Halves IS; Quarters ~ 50.
tickets cashe
~ Orders for tickets be addressed either To
:. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ga, or
je26 & SWAN Monieomery Ala
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A Deserved REBuKE-The Rev. Dudley, Tying Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Epiphany, Phlade
phia who recently preached sectional political Sermon
has deservcdy rebucd by the unanimous passage
b. the vestry Of the following resolutions
Resofd That the members OF the Vestry have learned
with deep aud sincere regret that the Rector Of this
Church has deemed il his duty select the Lords day.
and the pulpit OF this Church, the time and place for
the discussion Of sectional poltic- and while desiring
entertain aud express nothing inconsistent with the high
ct respect a gentleman holding sacred aud impOr-
Office they feel II a solemn obligation to declare
their disapprobaton OF the substitution OF such themes
for the simple preaching Of Jesus Christ and him cruel
fed ~ the hope OF a ruined world
Rssoirsd That most respectfully but firmly, protect
against any repetition OF such ike Sermon ashat preach
ed on the evening OF Sunday, the 2gth instant
Re-Jired That the Secretary be requested conmu-
nicatc the Rector copy Of the foregoing resolutions.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
oCT0BE I'D.

rUNO Lynchburg 81 80 To Lexington q
III To Buchanan I % To the Natural Bridge Z 80
Fare both Richmond and lynehbug Charlottesville ~ So
Sashe', fair trial. A The Jorty q travel the Packet
Boats better by leaving the evening return
the 23d Instant leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday and Friday r. reach New Canton
A NJ Scottsv ~ " Of hrst, and Lynehburg A. NJ
and r. VI. Of The second day.
HrtuintIs st LynrllJus ~
NJ Monday. Wednesday and Friday reach scosye az 10y A.
New Canton NJ II NJ and arrive In Richmond at A. VI
Institute
buckingham c H. and In scotizve with the sage for Char
c.
~ :, Tilue arS C-l'anre- in Card below
ZTIBs Richmond isHdfy. Lsdre L.. uoi5ur0 NOadtry
Wednesday md FridIy, at Wednesday md Friday,
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RICHMOND WING.

,,.---..- -. y,.o,s,. i Th,,.h -. =. -. .
NS - =.
quorum o. the noAfu o' ''h'"s present. anu "'r wv
days occupied their labor the amount OF business dis
Matched ,r.s upasr,ty large MANY important changes
-. a,.,,.a.,,u. os .,h... .on.uv n. ,unor,ant
"o'o "N'e' Aa ~ " ~ = :,
70 be made az future meetings, were snauo"eu "''"'
The important OF the Bosrd are embraced IN
the follo~,nr enumeration:
..,,.,. .u,.o,,-;.,;o, os a. ESQ (which sum
A., - !. 49,, e ~, s:.n.,,I pand) for the pur.
80 ~ 49,. 80, 80 a.. ihr,rx and An anuu, appro-
49,. ~ w :, -, a. so,, Tor the improvemen, of
~ 1r. ~ "
',...i.,,o, of AZ 600 for Improvement. to
a.. htis; " ~ ,he Upiv,rsty This sum TO be expen.
- -. T. 5,rs.,io, Of the Executiy, COMMITTEES.
ItI rh. n,rox.m.ot of the grounds around the Uni
,,,. ,,a, general plsn recon IN ended by some dis.
II i,rd...pe Gardener who will be selected tcr-
ao.;I. a., th.t narpose
PIv ral,,ing a eompetent Engineer who shall exam.
d ,,,, ,non ,b, e,,st Of supplyins the University
wi,h a .u,Bci,ut supply of hy,lrant water.
Anooip,inc eornmissiorer 20 report upon the sx-
sn.e al heating with hot air and lighting With gas the
rop,lic room. of the University
vi Some changes In the course of instruction in the
Law Schools as suggested by the Law PROFESSORS.
VII Authorizing the Professor OF Ancient Languages
and 10 license snch graduates in their Iespec
tIvc Schools AZ they NAV think competent TO teach
Give In those departments to such student.
NAV think proper TO employ the Lcentiate their in
sttor TIN, student avang himself Of the instruction
mnar cd nv thes. Lccntiaes shall pay the LceGtiaes
e.. not exceeding $40 each. IL Is however optional
with the students to avail themselves Of the services of
such Liceniats
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RAILROADS, &c,



unAILY LINE VIRGINIA sPRIN0e-C HNTR
IL Railroad extended Nnboro'
Springs, and Lexington day To Whits
sapAur, Springs day. aud 10 s-
saphnr second day in the evening.
The iAii and by e< omen %
Mlboo' sc miles the White sulphur Springs:
Hot Springs 20 mixes Warm Springs. ui. bath
Alum, 10 miles kbriigr Spring., mls.
Paengcrs Richmond $50 al elAnntor arv,
Meoro NJ. thence by Stages SPRING.
supper Leave ~ NJ passing ot aud
Springs the White IN PM the lei
ss and OH dinner and The Salt Sulphur night
second day.
reag ev uSrisn browns stsg,,-to the white sui.
phur. fi Sprung. suhu tisAl,o
TO all other sptngs aud u leSin gton.
~ See Ticket Agent In Richmond.
Objects Of interest this
TAIN TRACK. he Of RIDGE
Gap will repay ride Of Eve .undrVd miie.
with perfect success for more than two
JNo. n. rIMBERLAKE. sapi.
oaice We. CsntrA Railroad Richmond.
OUR LINZ STAGES
win the terminus Of the Railroad
val Of thu and reach the Warm before oeoek
This The old familiar route TO The Springs and Is undoab,, dy
the From Mboro to the white Sulphur
~ eight mites than by any other route with st differ.
In Of the roads.
The public MY always having o1sad.f Sage
coacdfsOa, sthout cro~dns. and
the Travellers by having careful drivers and making good
time. HARTMAN A BROWN
Jets
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a AILnOAD,
-

-
nN add this date the this Road un
rs,rs lr,,. .ncrOxD 70. rrrr.ssr.s
Express, through Passenger daily Sundays ss0sp.
Mall through ra:.snscs daily. P NJ
AGsom%oisgsn and irsisa, ,rsln Crriw estiyJ vii -
sd SsGig sH w SssSa; esS s .sa
x S9S Arsash Passenger daily .s;;;;ssx ~
Is;c%%caa,,sa and t.,sa, ssl% Tfwessis' va
ts he cJ. Train
P..sSs S e~%us rom Clover err I'm By III. train ~
The Esprs.. stop way ether to take up or
ar
recommendation stop regular stopping p..
arr Nah rn. ,fs up RS%HS with tn,
ToasS riossi. to weldon can be posasS The ,elss ono.
The same train, from Petersburg eOnnec, at Richmond with the
Northern train, Cor Washington BALTIMORE Ae Through tickets
e oiss IN Pt'sf.SaTs N'N -"
ChIdren is year. o sse........ IS
cOlOrsi prison. in servants car s.
attendance infant children, absolutely
purchased at the Office and getting the where
sTrsa travelling by he,e. must be furnished BY their mas.
Win tina, be retained the once and 4,
mus be expressly stated the thai they permitted
THOMAS HODAMEAD, ss. .a tend ;s;.
V'ha.GtiHRSSi,Ss -s ANS rE ssEfbsshE Cas-
Is now o m
being extended Westward the Of eight miles
the LIST May the passenger with
Richmond to Petersburg will leave Lynehburg 2i5
NJ. and arrive a i2 o'clock, VI.
connections DAILY, Sundays excepted,
Bufori's depot, for Buchanan, IL miles.
Salem, Sweet Sulphur
Springs, 90 miles.
Nebrn depot for the Rel Sulphur ss mi and Salt Sulphur
Springs. Road from Newbern Red sulphur
Springs has been greatly improved and OF the best In the
these Springs the evening
Richmond, Mile Knoxville
Tennessee t23, through ~ days.
Virginia Railroad vicinity
AerhAny Montgomery White sulphur and the Yellow
sulphur Accommodations each Of which have
greatly Increased
Telegraph Richmond will be completed the
Ell GILL.
G,r.
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nv the ART or YEING HUMAN

MS HAIR Is but imPerfectly understood by
the prrensons. The OF the popular Hair
Dyes OF the day for the color the hair, but
succeeded by furnished other unsigny
Bogle's Electric Dye properties
Instantly the beautiful brown, which
neither sunshine tarnh Ia the least and o
douby sure his authorized refund the
the -
S and 5U Inventor, W Boyle Boston, and
Druggists everywhere.
ARE YOU GETTING BALD
hair grey Do wish cultivate Whi
kerr and ucusaehesY Your hair 70 be son, silky, and glossy
Your head he COOL comfortable and free ~ andruhf
your children have heads
GLE- liIFiuoS which uuerring
Price p 80 IS and 81 81 per bottle boges Ralul q
Cyera stands nnrva for vradcang tau and hea
uyug the complexion Price proprietor,
BoGLE, Boston and sold 10y Druggists everywhere.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-08

NOTICED ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN :-whereas
~ The Richmond and Danye Railroad Company have had
misfortune 70 lose their freight house IN Richmond we'll
ton Of their rolling stock they consaLed present
deliver All down freight the siding Of their depot
lot IN us city A. soon a. the trains shall arye said freight 10 be
Immediately removed by those 90 whom consigned
long the Company vii not he responsible for the keeping
The and The parties Interested or
therefore take that all down freight
nj their risk a. unoaded from the
C. CAMPBELL
ja2i-u Superintendent n transportation.
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WINSTON &c POWERS.
GROCERs, COW VI ISsION AND FOR ~ ARDINt
MEkCHANTS,

Corner Of Cary and Pearl Streets,
AVE IN receiving NORTH Spring
Stock Goods, which will be
to which they call the attention
srnerally-amonE which Will be found
SdS bags Rio Laguayra, Maricabo and Java
81 hhds. y. q. aud 2. X. sugar-sonr very choke
$40 packages r. fined Sagars-Al
liz bhls. " o. holasses and Refined Syrup
80 hhdc Cuba aud Muscovado Molass-s
2lo packages @. p, Imperial and Black Tea
ais boxes American and French Glass
6O0 sides sole Leather
$40 boxes Talow Adamantne AM Sperm Candles
90 bbls. Tanners and Machine Oh
1910 kegs assorted Nails, (most approved brandsl
half pipes Hennsssey and Otard, Dupuy Co Brsndy
vintage lSs2 and lSSO -
pipes choice Holland Gin
&c y and 4 pipes y Brandy, Pale and
loo bbls. Pure Rye" whisky Is year. old
(unequaile,l)
2iO bbis. Cincinnati Whisky Alcohol daily expected to
$50 packages whisky wine,ltoo numerous to
mention
- baskets Champagne; 80 cans caret
100000 Cigars
Painted Pals, GrindstOnss, Wrapping Paper. spees
Wood Ware, Ae &e
which they will sell low TO puneiual customers.