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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-23

continues, that the debate may be assumed IN thu
Senate. There is no positive proabnh2o aga'ns a
new conference on Disagreement, even a. or ohe
or both II uses have adhered, though such IL the
ordinary practice. In the British L rl'ament,
COMMITTEES bave been appointed AID compromise'
n,sce after tu ice adhering.
The sn all msjori'ies in the fIou'e make tho hoL
result d,peLdeDt upon acce'sion' to morrow. Bat
there il an earnest Diet. rnination on the R"ppb-
lcsp side to sustain its position, and to adop: 10
nominal concessions.
The Southern Democracy are ANXIOUS 10 make
An hsue on the tsurc Of the bill, and they are
SECONDED by Mr. Douglas They d~preci ted she
cal of ibis session rnphstIcslly, aud IN TIA e'eat
of A future now the Presidtn, will under thcsa
il SEPARATIONS, appss to the country.
Mr. Sherman tried a resolution in the Hou.e 20
adjourn the session finally az o'clock, bat objection
wss made aid after calling the roll several times.
they suspended tbs ruggle till to morrow
ISD2X.
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We Congratulate the House Of Representatives
On Ii. nasly steadness with which they Yesterday
ssa'n ard sgaiu insisted on the Army bill as they
lad pats1d II, with the Ksn,ss proyiso 1t is a
cheering Instance Of public vitae which outweehs
ma1y forthcoming, AID bids us, in the darkest
hour, Tot 10 dtspsir of the Republic. TIE Repre-
sthts,i7es of ne People refuse 70 become parties
10 tie s'rtcious laws which TIE Missouri Rattan
II gslatVre bay9 eLacted FOR Kansas. Fer ali the
pprpclts for which tn army i, leeititn,tely re-
oved they ,. re;dJ to eurrsh Ihe coded supplies.
b., rot Get, 81 hey vote FOR the execution aud
enttrctmsat Il ,ta'u-es which pro7.de for the
sctursi'g II oontp, inpos3 tie extreme prn,lty
Of 'sa,h on 1tcever lelfsa Fugitive Slave to re-
sir ,si;ttd 70 ,Io5ibi, F., spt ch, aid the Free
7, 81 ! tanp,5 III co.ry corstitntio' l
/ "A III =: sc / ~ IF Gg,mea I
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When Mr Peabody applied to the Supreme
Court to compel the Attorney General to io,titute
protet diugs whch should test Judge Dayis's right
to his seat i. was generally supposed that teci.
sion would, n,ossitate, touch the merits of the
case and lake some disposition OF the MISTER Of
The disputed Judgt.hip, Win which the COM
muniy has been pestered so lorg. Bat it
tpptars from the opinion of Judge Harris
which is published in our columns to-day, that
he ltayes the controversy az open as ever,
bis sole inquiry btif into the power Of the Courts
over the public prosecutor i'll cases Of this nature
He traces this question historically down to the
present tlme showing that the writ of quo carranto
by which usurper in public office may be ousted
vas the klpe' writ of right, in the early days Of
the Common Law, aid wss issued by his officers
Uptn their own motion; a,d that this absolute
ls,retion was gradually taken away by varlou.
Enlli siatutes, which rendered previous aopli-
catitn 20 the Cours for leave to file an information
sssry in every case; that this zane discretionary
power vas, till within recent period vested ia
the SupItme Court Of this State aud that in 1880
twas Withdrawn from the Court and again coufided
lnihe Attorney Genera, where it has continued to
It's de- From this historical review, as we'll a.
tom q careful examination of our statutes, Judge
HSuis concludes that tue exercise OF the large dis.
cretion With which the public prosecutor is ca.
toWed in this, as we'll a. ia other matters
f public c0Ictrp, il. in its nature, ia.
dicisl act, from which there is no appeal,
sId over which counts have no control L,
Il for the Attorney GtreIal to determine in each
c. st 1heihfr the pubic interest requires that d
sut should be prosecuted; for in the eye Of the
'sw TIE paticn OF an Office is public offense
however much it nay Involve private rights. Tue
qu, stion which Judge Harris has passed upon.
ltoU.b peIfals not SO important 70 Nts,rs. Davies
PEABODY 81 their private controversy, is pcob-
sb'y Of eqrS, moutIt 10 ihc community II the
ntlic prosecutor has such vast ard uncontrol,d
dsc:H,,r, il becomes the appointing power,
ptetttr j. be the peple or the Executive to seec.
ttoff Mo shsil wltlo it With az much caution q,
~. J.js t.,E.e.7,,; AL TO be sue tina. they
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La ffPy to 'aF'cus app ic,tions which we have
rectivto, We t'ke occ.sio1 to state tina. THE
TRIBUNE Kaoses Fund hss. so far, been appropri-
attt. tbrcpeh the Now-Yotk Safe Conmttee sad
the N.tcnal Commtsee at Chicago, and that no
part of il II uaI to be applied in aid of private
parties sCips to Kar sas. Nor do we propose to
uie any Of the sums va may hereafter receive,
except through the Ns'ional Committee, or some
Stats Con mittee Of hose character and respoasi-
biGty We have perlec. GUARANTEES
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ia Glorious stand they have thus taken Leg 'neni
pers,vere to the end The country VIII 'u'''n'
them in IT, The American people cannot De
brought to approve Of the enornhae' OF ''o'o
.ln,,1,.. y, 10 consent tina. the army should
be ,moloyed to carry them into effect
7, .boud not be forgotten that the Senate III
;,o,;ng the bill with this pIoyso, puts on reco'u
the oct solemn and decisive condo nnatlon OIL inc
president. His Message calling the extra session
seoes az the reason for tina. measure the necessary
r,a,,c for the defer SO of the frontiers against
the Ir diaps. and also Of keeping up some sort oil
osr,isons in the seaboaId ports. He does
,ot .sv word about any need OF execut-
ing the Bogus laws of Kansas, or keeping
the avenues Il sIipg to that Territory closed against
the entrance of Free State settlers The
bill as it is Insisted on by the House, provides am
n,v or all that the President has declared TO be, n
bis opinion, rtcessary aid it only provides against
things which he did not regard as indsper liable at
all. eli ce be has said nothing about them. The
minority of the Senate are, therefore, voting in
contIad c'on to Mr.. Pierce, since they are sacrI-
fcpg what he declares to be absolutely essential to
that which he holds in inferior estimation. We do
not quettion that be ardently desires to see bogus
laws executed woman-whippipg, imprisonment for
free speech, and all; but he would rather renounce
these Injuries than lose the Army bill. Not SO
however, the majority Of the Senate; they are de-
tern intd to have tie whole or none. But let the
House stand firm If the bill il lost, the respon.
sbilty will rest on the majority ofne Senate alone
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XXXIVTH CON &c ESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHrsGros. Aug.

L
! Tic Army bill was received from the House.
| Mr.. HUNTER said there was no necessity for its
reference, 1t precisely the ~ thai lost on
Monday. 1t not his purpose TO enter into a dc =
bate, End he thought the question at issue should
decided to-day. He moved to strike out tho Kama,
restrictive proviso. .
Mr. SEWARD agreed with Mr.. Hunter that the sub
ect was perfectly understood. lie heretofore said what
he wanted to say, and contented himself by demand
ing the yeas and nays, stating that he had paired OF
with Mr. Toomba
Tie motion to strike out the provso prevailed by -
against 7, and the bin was passed
The Senate having received message rel,tye tothe
action Of the House the Army BILL insisted on tneir
amt ncment.
message was received from the House that they
adhere
Mr.. HUNTER thought, under the Circumstance.
the bll should be allowed to fall lie moved that the
Senate adhere" also.
Mr.. BELL Tenn said the House had taken very
unusual, supplementary and inexcusab,c course.
The pIosiso, after all was but abstract idea, sine.
Congress could control the Executive in the d..
charge Of bis duties. lie hoped the bill woald not
allowed to fail, ard suggested asking Committee 0,
C,rfr renee
Mr.. HUNTER replied, if he believed Committee
action Of the two Houses the form er bill aud tho
vote Tie House of r. representatives. to adhere no
satisfied hm there wssb hope Of passiog the bl in
nproper io,m. lie would preserve tho Constitution
al let appropriation bills fail if necessary.
Dir. CA>S regarded th's as the most solemn crisis
that had ever occurred o the histoy of the country AMI
be e' ossed the hope that the people would awake To
the sIfe OF tboir dagger before it was to- late.
Instead of the HOu,e trying to dictate to the nate
lie Senate were, in fact trying to dictate to tba
House. lie urged the pfopriety of rccedng, so a;
pass The bill be'ore 1t IS too late.
Mr. WADE argued that inatcad Of The House try'.
&c dictate 70 The Senate The Senate were in fac trying
to dictate TO the House He urged the piopriety OF
receoiDg, so 10 pass the bill.
Tho SeDate without coming to conclusion On the
subject, then aoj urned
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The note of which the above Is acooy was first
offered TO brokGs in Wal street at /! per cent a
month discount, anc no. being taken was then Oft cred
10 both Greeley and McElratb VITO declined to take
il. II was then offered to E. ID. Morgao the Ca sir
an Of the Fremont Central Committee OF New-Iolk
ut Per cent per mouth, and declined by him. all
within a week or two.
We Illus fiji that Mossrs. CIR. elev, McElrath, Nor.
gan Co., are laboIing to eject mau for Preside Mt
Whose Loe they vii hot take a. per cent per month
disco unt, or at the late of "a per ctlt per
From the above it would seem that somebody
holds a note drawn by Col. Fremont for II sol
which note the holdrr wishes (oi Wish, a. to ct
thee Republicans who did not Choose 10 buy it at
tao per cent. a month. The EJpress a:stiaes thai
these Republicans are all Usurtrs aho have plenty
of money at bard ind make busiue,s of shayng
PspeI-hnd, ii they did not bay Co! Frenolt',
tote whtn ofeItd them at two per cent. month
the only reason was iLeir dis,ru.t of the drawer
,olytncy.
Suppose tits wee all true, what If it WHAT
excuse VAS there for blszoning so purely personal
and private matter before tie puollc Nus. a
mans Iote be easily shaved in order 10 qualit. hin
for tie Pres.dtLcy Ifso, what charce would De
Witt Clinton have had or Daniel Webster Do
We NOT know how Mr. Jthersols old age was en-
Uttered BY bankruptcy hoy The Legislature Vas
ia, moIia) z,d AID a lo!GtIy got up in his behalf
AID ahbt MAS the purchase Of Mr M4di'ohs pa
Ieis b. CIsrtss bat an set Of charity !or the
w.oow cf In emit. ut Statesm.n who, after .ervicg
TIE equity With disiilctOn, ditd in poverty AID
81 Ter in .'rSi'erei ci,cr ustsnres Sipeose ,ha
Lo,a Of ore Of thee sta3 ~ Z al Boa vff,1-d 1
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THE HOUSE STANDS FIRM.

Special Dispa'cb 70 1ne ~ Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug ~, 1856.
The IlOJse adberes TO its Kansas Proyiso 10 the
Amy bill, ard clucbes it by read"ption. The
Senate is obviously disappointed aid bafiied. Be
fore the vote in the House, the PrO-Slavery Ssna-
tors threatened to adhere il the House did, aud 10
adjourn sine die in thirty minutes. Now there ia
prospect Of lerg'hy debate. Mr. Barclay resiists
all Nebraska appeals, md is as irm as a rock in
bis position. Mr.. Day paired with II. N. Fuller
of PeLp. NEW. YORK.
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We give from our correspondence, aud from
otoer sources, macs Of interesting Information
showing the Irogress Of the war in Kansas. Coming
nom both sides, these accounts agree upon the
leading points heretofore set forth Of preconcerted
effort 30 sgualizs the Adjournment of Congress by
an st'fupt TO eStermlnate the Free State influence
ip the T. rri,,ry
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choose men not only learned in the law bu' hrm
nj d s.Ifrelia,t and upmoved by fear or favor
If the decision Of Judge Harris is sustained Oh
opp, al, and the Attorney Generai c"nuou' > u 10
fne to pro,t cute Mr.. Pe'bodJ's 'ui' TOR ni'n 'ne
ON, ,top is settled so far as he Is concerned ana
JUDGE Davi,s retains hi, stst without in'~rruPt'on
But as question of principle it remaio' open Ana
ma, very pos,ibl, arise sgsin at no distant day
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A limited lumber Of advertisements are taken n
1HI WEHKIT TRIBUNE al the rate Of one dollar line.
Thn paper has attained a circulation Of $4,000
Copies, and unquestOnsbly the best medium e1tant
Sos advertising the country. Advertisements should
be HANDED in a. any time before and not later than
xaesiay Of ZACH week
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
MEMBERS ARRIVING.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own CtrrespondenE
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. p, 1856.
Five Members have arrived to night-Messrs
Oliver, Porter and Tyson, against the proyisO;
al d Messrs Ball and Dunn, for it probably. These
volts in COM ectcn with the last test, render the
result even ore interesting and complicated.
INDEX,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TN motion of Mr.. KELLY, srsoution was adopted
rqu"uIg the speaker TO draw biz warrant in favor Of
IhomsS Cblcs, for mileage and per diem, for tue Is,
''scp, durIg which he had mo- ppeoredi in the House
IN col sequence Of illness.
message was received from the Senate re'ative G.
its action on the Amy bin.
Tie question vas taken striking out, apl WAS .os
by-Yeas, 81; Nsys %.
Dir CAMPBELL moved to reconsider tho vote
ard lay that mot on on the table.
CeI.td ty two majority.
u6sseee was tton received from the senate ~
regard to the Army bill
Nj. CASH BILL Ohio, moved that the House T.
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II the Rsv. psdee Butler in this vicinity should be
srssJ obliged by his seDdins his address to this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-23

The TRIBUNE's ESTIMATE os col. FREMosT's CREDIT.
The Chairman Of the Fremont Central Republican
COMMITTEE attempting 10 make President Of a
man uhose notes he r0ud not take at tEo per cent
a month.
We putlish the folouiDg-to show the estimate
wi !ch the pnnciPs fr, mont organ in thi. city a ~
which the chief business head the r. pu )can par Y
set upon Col. Frenont's dit. Here we zee the N
attt npirg to make Pre- side 1t of a whose notes
they will lot take at two per cent month
Tie following il copy of note Col. Fremont late.
" ofiei cd in " all stree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-23

In reading The Express, We have several times
encountered some article which seemed to us
little the meanest exhibition of malice aud base
Iess that ever dsgraced human nature; but the
following, from yesterdays issue Of that vile con-
Germ, SET ms to cap the climax:
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cory OF FREMONT'S NOTE.
81 89I.

MBTch II, BOB
Twelve motifs from Date pay nv order Eighteen HUI
died al MI eJ one Dollars, at the ot:e # Coles Morris
esq, % W ism street New-Ytrk.
lSisneol J. c. FREMONT
And Endorsed,
J. c. FREMONT
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IMPORTANT TO CONsuMPTIvEs.Ein ne ho.' 5,"
~ tho treatment Of Co, sumpon AloP.'mc 1 Unoter
sbosd - n % BY every pv'sop who vail PAIN '''
een'a Ssrt BY mail 81 ~he L Co Asto- House
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Melu11urk daily Griba,1te

SATURDAY. AUGUST %, 1856.
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:. t.. na o.t nss BocLE's cgLEBsrArto HYPERION
E1H, Should ts coo be unpe BoGLs s,e Of me
d.. nv. Iii masn Ally change II 20 BLACK OF =.
H n.tyr.J des rption For the compile kion ooCth 49,
o. CTTsIss. unv.ed For shsvins use Nv BoSIE
to.sooi and msy be bad in this city OF oARNts
tUsHTos nrcSsD, CLARK Co. HlsS, nt1 h ~ ~ -
Z m s..ns Fulton ST. and Agents throughout the worn
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YrRCNB's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BArh md.
lie Rro.dssy They guarantee 10 cure Hhe
Ns,s .nd sn dI:e arising eon the ,e 70,
mercury or other metallic substances oPe0'N '''
isIieA
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p.c,p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FAYE ~ Co.'
a. 80 ,eu s.. ba'' on h,ni e..,y vate,y
~ % 6,psytd Sc eets 90 that the no
Of Prtt AEds..c only employ ei ehd
eAp be fsny .Ip" d'"'o'
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CR,sraDnKO's HAIR.DyE, WIGS AND IOCiEts
-. ,,.s~,,,, sbo,s Il. cOmI+ tton. suite o. eeksu.
49, Tor snpIyng nis famous DYE the greatest
1890 s,tie a Of rs Kidd throUe' out tho void v,i
se.is ~ WIGS ard ToUPEts IL perf"ouon 't~e'' ""
~ ,ssss At CRIsr.Doso's, No As'or dcwe
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For FANCY ARTICLE. and TOYS go to ROGERS
v,xiety h there that 'he Imagination can
Tsss aud Travelling Bass Porcelain ChiIs otou[e
:, Comts Brushes Pc uDe'y and IN the CHI oreh
X<snm4u,- DOLL. .3sn-s and Toys OF every variety 81
-. 81 mics ihaa can be ohtai. ed eltewhefe
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~ 600 cures have been made this month OF Diar-
-. n, .ots,v cole CioDp Chronic Rbenm';i'n, &C ey
~ Tort..s o.lebrstsd YISEIA> LhissSr wstDaatu W
~. ~ mcn.y returned Proc p or 30 cents Op9, NO
Sc Cor rud ~ sd by the Ouess tn oushout the U otae'
P.ptR UANGINGS AT WHOLESALt.-Country
xe-rh,,, ara Ir>tsd exsun. 1t ck 81 f.enc1 aa
Enes cen PAPER HsrGIsGs. embracing ever saeJ
- ~. t,,JA THOMAS FAYE Co No I57 broAd way,
" "o "u' Opposite the City Hall
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CIRTAIy MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,

At WHOLESALE
Ktt,yA FERGUSON No ?9l Bfosiwsy, ard No 81 Retds e.
hs,s TO- AID choic. stock Of BRocATELLEs SATlS w
IAkts WotsTKD DAmAsKs LACE ahd MUSLIN CUHIANs'
Isps witch offered a. the lowest eicos
Wlpov SHADES Our st. ck OF WISDOM SHADES - mo
Target New YORK. and superior manufacturing
vito tho attention Of closa buyers
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Susinees NcnteS.


ma, uf.nturcr-uakrs tho largest sssor'ment w TIE cry
bestSes is Second Hand Pianos OF which Sh Do sHo
o. purchase, et H. WA1thss NO. oS o. cs.h 1aie
r.. 1900 ssnA Pianos Musio At reduoed prices
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HUSBANDS CALCINEb MAGNEsA is three
re The strength Of the Msgness and ceai Of un
nieassut ts.t4 -Four 6rstpremum silver medals and a
&ords far arted being the best In The market
is..urer L. J. HUSBAND. Phuadephia
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Gentlemen; Ny child had commenced breaking ont last
fall In small which gradually extended the entire
head including both which much eaten by the
to fear that both would drop OF
tried all of advertised aud domestic remedies without
good results. then procured aud applied little TURF
OIL began TO get bettor the bottle got broke aud
piled gals lit again began to My elder daugh
said PA, 90 OF that oil, sisters head
looked much better when you used it," We get another
bottle and her head nearly well This agra
Vased aud took half hour every day wash and II
was very offensive One more bottle feel assured viii ure
her entirely there Is bnt little of the disease remaining
You entitled this and for the benefit Of Others
great pleasure In giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, b. 7. CHALK.
70 Mos Iny A. 10
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Read the Truth about our Turf Oil.


During sleigh ride this winter past, discovered my horses
leg raw, the skin Oft place large than my hand from
the rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oh aud in day he well. Another
mule which working To- my day became unable 10
walk On eXameing his foot discovered nail about
inches long the head NJ driver and the neghborf said
he would be good for nohm draw the nail ont u6lted
piece of lint and your Turf OIL aud him TO work
and from thu he has st hour bnt good
also horse badly sHagged the outside OF
his thigh in places about inches deep four
inches wide from which he stiff day Your Turf
eli applied audit brought them out entirely Sound. II
truly Is of the greatest remedies for have
known aud have lived In drug store Tor several Use
this rs you think proper. Very truly,
10 Mcssrs Dove Il Co. j II. WElSIGER.
For sale by SrR0TIlER q WHITEHEAD
ma ltinl INnchhurr
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BoNDuRANT.
CntsrrnrIrlp April Iqth Il

NItSrENIlELD AIrI IHh IN3b.
Msus Dopc s CoIIasmg used your Turf OH, and finding
to b, such hue medicine hiu( It due to you that you
should know H. My daughter about two years fell the
chair and aud bruised her thigh much 1t
assumed form Of boil and became very had il
auud 10y physician but that did relieve It, II became
aud continued for nearly tried
medicine could hear with effect. until in
bottle your Turf Oafter using bottle
aud half entirely healed Ihaye since used for other
surbs aud found the benefit You liberty
this as ynu thns proper S. CHAiKLY.
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Fare from LynchbUfg Buchanan. .............S 30
20 Hlehmond' ..'............... 30
From lynchburg to Charlottesville. ........... 80
ON and after hc I'D of October Packet Boats III
Buchanan at y NJ, and Lynchburg Mt u p NJ. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday and Richmond second day.
AT ) O'Clock A. NJ. -
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg u p NJ
reach Scoesyle Mt i0i NJ and arrive In Char
ioees'le at 81 + NJ Leave Lynchous Ter Buchanan and
Lexington az y a. NJ Monday "Wednesday Friday and
arrive at L NJ.
card below
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These vessels Of the first class, built il ,5 Bal
nore expressly this and suporIoI seeunD
daons for passengers They commanded y orneed
Captains well qualified for the trade, and aic
exertion accommodate They viii be u, d,aL
III by and may be relied promptly
Advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods he. York
will lind TO their interest ship by this line, lh will
always be taken low by any other line IacAots and
every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond
Newly DIRK to give satisfaction Insurance
the Richmond Fire Association by this line per cent
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining tuh
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line NeYork will be forwarded
free of commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston
vannal any other Southern Northern port
The vessels will lie In Richmond in the Dock, in New
at Berth No. |, Coffee House Slip foot of all Street
DAVID & WIN CuRRIE, Richmond, ,,s
g. H. PERSON, N Y, Aseh.'
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mat1cs, &c, by Theoretically Seating.
There additional of wrcuches tunnels wax no
~pong OF Fruit by contact with Cemout India Rubber
or other Offensive deeerious The and Jars
are all prepared for Sealing aud the purchaser only
heat The cover slightly when the Can Jar Is filed with
fresh fruit and press down into channel the outside
filed with cement and the work Itermecallv Sealing
done The Cans strongly made Tin and the Jars of
glazed hrpproo yellow Get the best Can which
Arthurs and don't waste fruit and
of families did last by using Cans made wrong pr
cpe The ladies are invited to call and Cans
and Jars before purchasing For sale wholesale retail
by ANDREW BoYD
may Jli3mos l.ynchbulE. Va.