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United states sraii.

PROPOSALS fof eanyng mails from the
st day Of September 1885, he 3nh 0f June, ts
,e ioomlnS routes IN the rERRiTonEs or OREGON and
WbhiNaIoN will be received The Conet Once Of the Post
Once department in the ely Of Washington until tho e day oi
July, 1906, 10 be decided By the day
OREGON TERRITORY.
1875 From Stars Point BY Grand Prairie Eugene City, miles
and back, week. @#
Leave STAIRS Point every Friday 4 a
Arrive al Eugene City by d in,
Leave Lugene Ciiy every Saturday at II
Affive al STAIRS Point day by 4 p
l2io rom Fot Orford Randolph Coos Bay, Gardiner
Cliy % miles aud back a week.
Leave foyt Oxford Monday z a
arrive az Gardner niiy Wednesday by
Leave Gardiner City every Thursday a a M;
- Arive al Fort Oord next Saturday by IN.
i25' IRON seosbarg Winchester, 81 miles and back
week
Leave Scottsburg every Wednesday a m;
arrive al Winchester day by .
Leave Winchester every Monday ia
Arrive at seosburg next day by pm.
WAsHINGToN TERRITORY.
i24l From Pacific Ciy Cbenook l2 miles
wa5k
Leave Pacific City every Wednesday ut pm
Arrive ut hcnoak same day by
Leave Chennok Monday AZ Z a
Arive at Pacific City day by III n IN.
Bids 10 by different schedule will be considered.
i2aa From Vancouver Steilacoom
Bidders 10 state distance and schedule Of arrivals depart
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PROPOSED plrss or sArIrps.
from Nsre Tork Fvo., IfrsrrsoL

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 5s Wall street, N. Y,
BROWN, Smiley, CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD n Co,
"a Austin Friars, London.
d, q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
The owners Of these ships viii eoid
saon specie ewcry precious stones metals bills
sisned ,herefp and the value
May l-dn f
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail steamers.
The ships comprising Ibis line tho following;
The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Eldndge
~" bnue Jos uousoct
CAPT James Wert
krA These ships having been huilt by contract
A Prcssy for government service, has been
- their engines,
to insure strength and speed and their nccommo-
aanon o uncqualed for comfort
fee Of passage from New York Liverpool In 6rr cabin s3O
guinesn "
hh experienced surgeon attached each ship.
20 heuhs can he paid Cor.
he ships this line have Improved heads and
oaage from iee will the Banks north Of a deg
unul after the ist of August
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John III. Bufhmann,

fnpoyter and Dealer In Hins, Brandy, csarS &C.,
Pnnyvaua avenue between ~ and 9th streets south side,
IN AS received supply cgs which arc tho
III following brands; ksgaa III Gas Londrcs la inhesa Nna
Cahana, Louis Napoleon, &C.
AIS schedam pipe of superior an, containing
tchnApp aud asuppy OF champagne, as hum cah
net, HcTiseick, end other brands.
81 Rhine and French wines, some o very
high order, as Madea, sherry, port, &C.
Ap9-3f
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No will be made for trips performed, and for

No pay viii be trips performed
omissions satisfactorily explained three "Trip
be
excused fourth Of the for the trip be deducted The
contract be annulied uos violating
post Office laws, for dsoheyng the departments instructions
The Postmaster General order increase
He may the
vded running time be dmnshed also, he curta the
altogether decrease of
condition of his allowing months the of
service disnens ed with.
No pay will be allowed for excess any,
advertised dsance the be supplied correctly
The executed l Of September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
.... Postmaster General
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March II, 1856.
Mar i9-law4W
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Law Partnership.

r, ], WALkEN. D INNIN'
DoBERT ,. WALKER 4 LOUIS JANIN have formed part
IL nershp management Trial of caso- In The Supreme
United In the Court Of Claim. Addres
Washington City, D g. ans-eoduh
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates opackages
splendid will promp,
of each drawing will be Immediately
0 all who order from Address,
p. J, BUCKLEY, Agent,
May l6 Wilmington, delaware.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
sxs--LL.E11s THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN TO
1.nss@~=la.Aa INNrIIRI-pC AND RJCIINoNp

are from Lynchburg to Buchanan. 30
i
FROM ynehburg 10 Charotiesyil 20
On and after the a2d of October Boats " leave
buchanan at b a NJ, and LynchhurF = T. NJ Monday.
euhesday and Friday and arrive i'll Iclmold second day,
at 5 O'Clock A NJ -
ohariottesville passengers leaving LynchLmg u + NJ
.each SSocSyie at 10y a. M day arrive
loesvlo at >. =. NJ Leave Lyncburg fer buchanan and
Lexington at 81 a NJ, Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY and
arrive at i. NJ
From Lynchbnrg to Richmond time aud distances in
card below ~ '''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

Iusr RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
- 10 hhds o. and p. Il. Sugar
% hbls Cote Sugar
10 bbls Pulverlzed and Crushed Sugar
boxes Loaf ingar
20 hbls y. o. and +. r. AIoasses
% bags Rio and Laguyra & flee
10 do. No Old Java
50 sides No. Sole Leather
bales Cotton oznaburgs
10 bales " Domcscs
90 boxes Adamannc and Tallow Candles
10 boxes Soap
so kegs Old Dominion Nails
100 sacks Salt Marshall
- bbls Tanners Oil
50 pair Brogans
SO bbls Rye Whiskey
% bbls Extra Rye
20 btls Mountaiit IaVn
ioRehor with general Staple Dry Cooas
Liquors Wines, Ae, all of which determined tn ali
i"" Tor Cash OF In exchange for country produce. "
JNO LUNSFORD.
Two doors above AGREE & McClanahau's old stand
ma ol-ts and next dor to Murre Strat,on Mai, =,
arpcr, for April, received al
- he INts MORsra
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

e.s-st, MORE NEW BOOKS, nj Norsc's.-
lE&S Garden ming for the South, by Wnsie of Georgia.
Ay&fy Humbolts Island Of Cuba WARM Kansas Rough
&fJy Trip to the Border, among homes and strange
MRI0 people; Ernest Linwood, by Mrs Lee Hentz The
Courteses Welded Life by Mrs Leslie Toing and Hoping
hy Jenny Marsh; The Old Dominion, by James; Putnam
and Methodist Magazines for April Black
wood for Mach. tapl Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

eat Cutters McRt Critters just received lot
w Of superior IRoN MEAT CUTTERS for cutting
meat aud mneing for wheh superior
thing of the Kind before Ia this market They paro
nlnfy adapted fer family Also Tor butchers being suban
tally made Please call aud examine them
In gront demand aud will bo gone the Agricultural
Depotuf II, s. WHITTEMOKE & BBD.,
Jusi below the Nurvc House, and adjoining the
Carriage Repository of Capt. J. II. Bailey,
nov eats Main street, IynehhirR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

- iotk-SIEAMSHiP JAMESTOW 3x.zL.nss.
Inc L. > Mail Steamship JAMESToN n in com.
hahd OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves Ntw York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock Ter iSrl.
moh she VIII moi take any freight from City
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at O'clock for New York
nose desiring to ship by her goods here on
monday Passengers desiring to take this ship
Statc.Koom secured BY addressing by mail
~ me ROANOKE, Capt. SKINSER stops at CITY Point
where she VIII land and receive freight Both
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City Point
and Norfolk. II.DI.AN & " A,IStiN
2y Richmond Y,
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1U1WICE a WEEK IsETW ZEN

uWnCE a WEEK. Is 4. a ZEN
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND bv steam SAELt.
ers BELNlDEsRE and POCAHON1AS-1he
STEAMER BELN DEERE leave Baltimore every SAT n.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves IN m
MOND every II ESDAl AFTERNOON for Baltimore
ne IOCAHoNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
AESDAl AFTERNOON for Richmond keturping IT,, ,,,
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor / ain
tmoTc.
Sppors Baltimore these two Boats nust Inv the
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
marry IUDi,AM WATSON pil,nond
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NEW PUHGICATIONs OF THE AMERI

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FRUITS OF ISDusTIY the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE.-
very interesting volume and should be read by all
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lnsn AMY is highly interesting and seasonable volume
MEMOIR a Dolly Dung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir
CATACoMBs ROME-We need call attention to this
yolume-tle title will secure that.
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED Students should fail read
volume.
The SAD MisrAkE-A narrative illustrating with Mach ..ivd
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religious training Of families Parents don't you need this
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The GREAT QUESTION is great book 1t treats of great in
VIII you read il
All the above the publications of the American s. s.
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes, can be
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OItGE.-The steamer ROA NOEE ,-S34s
- n'n ng again commenced her regular Sz44st..A----s
,,r ~ nIchhond there is communication
"cc u week, by steamers, to New York and Batmoro
shipping by peyjohns regular line of Boats to MY
IN richmond Will be to get their shipnens d
reey through without detention and Mt the low os,
oideied TO my care will be promptly orw arcd hy
~ o' Which Is the only regular line the Canal
sep cots ~ - Ni'r-' I Iii me DO 20 n ~
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4 iQuORItE.-On cons gnmcnt ~ nice lot ''E
- @ Mass Liquoriee For sale by
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zRIuAA MORE UOONS.-sLetchc- ~ nur-
ZlSl1kID LES, by John phoesiN; The world Workshop
by Thos. Euhank Bourne's Steam Engine
~ Henri DE In Tour, by Fred Smith; Loves ut
the iIaem Reynolds marguerite De Naos by Dumas Jews
Daughter by nnntnc National tMehodIsO Magazine Jan
to April London Ednbnrg and Westminster Reviews also
blankhooks Envelopes, &e, &c just recei,eda
apl SITS MORSES.
OuND GOTu1G Gb.OCKs.-We have open.
y ed another lot of these clocks which
as Keepers They OF handsome form aud convenient
SIZE and can be sold al price which, In connection with the
considerations already named make them desirable article
to those who want something cheap aud good lousokoop
ers VIII do ns favor TO stop In and look al thom.
SiLNERTHORN 4 Cliff,
apl 5.ts formerly II Silverthoru
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new start - ny economy, please call and examine M,
" hicb is too ana summer foods the excn, y,
IA of SIT, a. 70 ADMIT OF full description within ,b ,
% pna 'ly advertisement and am NOT much in e Inn
= :" e-.,I JOHN ABRAHAMS
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Il ecp your Feet WnrW.-Just received by Express
N fresh lot of Over oaiiersa great protection the
antles aud lie Its VIM. l.. PAGE.
wyrUGsNIA UuAyKETs-Iu IN hand =,

NylRGINIA BIANKETs.--.Bust 10 hand ~
fresh consignment Of Ben Ammen & Sons Woollons
consisting Of fpnr pair fine and large bed Blankets A
plaid Lusey aud one piece o - ee mixed Jeans for gen.
1enen's wear al Of which VIII be Sold low close.
fe7-ts A. y. RUGKER
dumps, PInps.-Just received from the
manufacturers full supply of Pumps, Of various sizes
aud patterns suitable fr ccrns wells, railroad Stations
Also, large stock Of Lead Pipe yafoua sIes which
for cash extremely low prieua The
Warehouse Main una 1idhl g. y. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

rage ana ' rench Cambrc Tissues Berace de- ai VI
Silks BY o d h'. lot OF latest STYLES sriped
apl ISIS N GUGGENHEIMER
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IA AAitn lMMhhlAlEiA --TM nNn Anai AM rAN1
w NinOA MAKERS, None but first rate hands app
SELF GLASS kKAINE
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ed supply of thosr popular Black Caters which
50 rapidly at 81 % Also, Ladies fine Black Caters with
without heels Aso, pretty Tan Color Caters 81
Also Ladies hnc Kid Boots and Buslns, Cailand see
SEABlRN
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Aid Whistle, and lsrmndy.-

~ large stock of old WhiHkey
froneh Brandy Apple brandy, Rum, Gin, &c.
For sale by tdcc 12 LEE 4 JOHNSON
INOA1., - 4 .. 800 bushels Nontg Omery
Coal superior article clear of slate, and burns
freely, for sale rom the Depot by
kec lsts LEE a JOHNSON
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Bio ISLAND, Bedford, Va. Nov l. 1854
Aesas Dorc Co-gcntlemen II used about fourth
81 bottle Of your Turf on upon the back OF horse thu
worst back almost entirely place nearly
large my hand and this single application only applied
oneel cured entirely and permanently really
prised AT the quckness OF its curative properties think
1t more prompt and eeacious than thing kind
and have sold thousands bottles other prepa
rations for similar purposes
. Respectfully, T. BONpURANT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= .H4-, s.aSss, .a.ss. 49, o. lfa ;
~ pieces Plain Black and hite Lawns at l2f et
worth L. Please FALL and examine them.
apIat. JOHN ABRAHAMs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

m hand good supply of Plaster, which will sell in
lump ground good terms any other house
city My Plaster Is ground just want my sales
Is therefore perfectly fresh and always ground
lump aud ground both delivered boats free
and the ground delivered in The Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road Depot free of drayagc. WIN. a. MILLER,
MAJ pas,
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81 FASHIONS FOR lS56-STITZFR w IN Introduce
he spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday March -
M me inspection Of his customers and the public generally
wheh VIII he found to Hat in bean
~ style quality and finish Also, lot OF beautiful new syle
son uSs Tor young Gents All those desiring fine
To eclipse any thing this market win please call at tho sign
at the BLUE HAT " - ~"
All kinds Of Hats made with and dsna,cb
Customers Hats dressed usual
3ts. wN STIrypp
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rlOyER SEED, SUGAR, Sc.


Il Of their Spring supply OF GROCERIES and LIQUoRis
:" NIL kinds to which they would call the attention
friends and the public generally They
LOW for CASH, rs to puncua customers They would call
especial attention their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO We also have for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA whchf half is true that is said every would
do wei To give a trial 81 d6cts w
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J
RICHMOND, November Ia, ls5i
Mssrs Dore Co.-Gertemen IL used portion n bot
sic OF your Turf OIL which you kindly presented
and take pleasure In that found
ing eruption Of the skin for which praeteo
upon for several by ply sicans without receiving
least benefit ! also recommended n " lo
for had been with similar eruption the
skin and he since that from, the sn
: Of one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, f. NJ LEFTWICu
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER C1Al-

FRIDAY, July q

FRIDAY, July 25--6 Pm.
With growing disposition to sell, the tendency
Of prices is downward. At the first board to-day
lower prices ruled for nearly every stock the list
Virginia 6's fell of per cent; Nicaragua Transit
l; Cumberland Coal, 4; New York Central Railroad,
!; Eric Railroad, I; Reading 1; Cleveland and
Pittsburg I; Cleveland and Toledo, \; Chicago and
Rock Island, 4. Michigan Southern Sinking Fund
bonds sold at 50 per cent, which il better. Illinois
Central Railroad stock sold at 1864 per cent which
j. small improvement. La Crosse and Milwaukee
sold at n per cent. This stock sells in small lots
ard ~ becoming well distributed. There was more
activity in Erie Railroad today than we have seen
for many days but the sales we're all at lower prices
Illinois Central Railroad bonds sold TO some extent
this morning, opening aud closing at % per cent
There are not many first class railroad bonds the
market Holders on this side become less disposed
to sell as they advance in prices, a. the demand
increases for remittance on foreign orders, and
prices are likely TO work steadily up. II Is our
impression that in less than twelve month !,
with an easy money market, all OF on
first class irst mortgage railroad bonds
will rule above par. The margin for n rise in Mich-
gan Southern first mortgage sinking fund bonds Is
sufficient to attract the attention Of purchasers for
permanent Investment The recent large sales ma te
in London at 10 and 80 per cent which is equal to
~ So per cent in this market, shows the faith aud
confidence Of foreign capitalists; and the fact that
such an amount has been sent out to oil the Euro
pean orders has raised the views OF holders on thi.
side so much that purchases to an important extent
could not be made at anything like current prices.
The first class bonds Of all our leading railroad com
ranics steadily improving; and the supply is
mited and the demand increasing, we see no alter
alive but much higher prices. Railroad bonds are
an exception TO the general complexion Of the
ket The demand for that class Of securities Il like
~ TO lie active and permanent, while railroad stocks
will be neglected. No outside demand exists for
railroad stocks ard we see no indications Of such an
absorption There Is alteration in present prices.
Under the most favorable circumstances, with an
active speculative excitement amoog the brokers,
an advance Of more than two or three per ceut
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Laura Kecne Elected from the Varieties.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Green.

JULY 22,-John La Fargo, Landlord, rs. Laura
Keene, Isnanf-Summary proceeding in ejec.ment
to remove the tenant from the late Metropolitan
theatre nov called Laura Keenes Varieties for
non-psyment Of three weeks rent OF said premises,
ut $500 a week. amounting TO $1,000 for the
weeks commencing on the following days. payable
weekly. In advance VIZ, June 80 July Z, and July
Ia, 1856.
On the return this morning, Of the summons TO
show cause why she should not be removed, Mr..
Cutting, her counsel, applied for an adjournment Of
The matter. on the ground Of the absence from the
city Of his client. Mr.. Cram the landlords counsel
objected to such adjournment, contending that the
Court could not adjourn the matter 10 future day
unless the tenant has first fled an affidavit contro.
verting the facts on which the application Is found
ed, some Of them by or before the return Of the
summons: besides, the tenant has no defence, and
asks for the delay merely for the purpose of annoy
ing the landlord
The Judge sustained that objection, deciding that
the statute under which these proceedings were In
stituted required him 70 issue warrant TO the She
riff or constable TO put the landlord into possession
II the premises, unless the tenant before at the
time OF the return OF the summons, files affidavit
coDtroverting Of the facts contained In the ap
plcants affidavit. ! have no discretion = the
matter
The tenants counsel was then asked IL he was
prepared 70 file the requisite adavitg lie answered
he was not and thereupon the Judge issued the war
rant, and MI La Fargo was put In possession OF the
premises on the same-thus terminating the Lease
tetween the parties.
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HAVANA, July ID, 1856.
'stura ef ire Spanish Fleet from Merico- Health
Of Gracroi Concho--C Commercial Ne,cs, Sc, SC.
Our Spanish feet, which went down the coast Of
sexico TO enforce the payment Of just dues, or to
Ike lien upon the country with tip stats, backed
N shells and powder, and the whole posse Of war
aterisl and appliances, returns after the manner Of
'opeep's sbeep-quiet and wordless as lambs The
,snisb frigate Cortcs. Commander Macrohon, en-
red port on the 18th, nineteen days from Vera
Iruz; Of courses her news is anticipated.
The semi-daiy reports Of the health Of General
!'ncha, always improving, will bring him out Of
I'd in few days, in much better condition than he
fnt into II; and then II is rumored that he viii
i've new honors to garnish his name, Of which we
e to have advice certainly, BY The next steamer
|pm New York. May he wear them without a
bvered brow or heart, or a troubled conscience.
Se has been near the gates where Others have
kssed BY artificial aid, and he has had time for
Election, meditation and preparation, which seye.
h Others Of my recollection have not had, and I
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BowBRY THEATRE.-Manager Brougham has L.
sued another capital Saturday nights bnl-one thai
could not be easily surpassed, either for quality or
quantity. The programme consists OF the thrilling
rev drama, the Pirates of the Mississippi" the
amusing comedietta Of The Irish Lion,' variety
e singing and dancing, and the first act Of Ro-
l,rt kscsire.r Mr.. Brougham plays two favorite
Irish characters, and the casts otherwise embrace
the entire talent of this excellent company.
BROADWAY v.RIEriEs.-The season closes a..
this very popular little theatre this evening IL being
the intention of the enterprsing managers to treat
their remarkably talented juvenile corps Of artists
70 o summer tour through the North, via Buffalo,
Montreal Quebec, &c. Should they prove ne at
trsctive elsewhere as they have during their pro-
longed season in this city IL il TO be feared that Il
will be long time ere their numerous admirers
them again in New York.
KILLERS ENTIRE HALL-Seyeral Of M. Keller
most spirited tableaux including the Avalanche
and the Fourth Of july" are TO be given tonight,
with series Of excellent songs by Mad. Lovirny
and Miss Dpckworth, and some sweet airs the
Cithera instrument by Mr. Turner. The hall IL
always cool and pleasant.
wooD's MISsrRrLs.-The old-fashioned style Of
Ethiopian Mnstrelsy now being furnished ny this
famous band Of melodists proves quite rs attractive
as In days Of yore. George, Vaughn. and their
associates perfectly al home in their old songs,
jigs and choruses, and keep their auditors In the
greatest glee.
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FAMILY TING.

Meat seemed to be a trihe cheaper in Washington
Market YESTERDAY but II is ssiIl dear enough There
l. no change IN fsh worth noting Scarcely any.
thing u doing in poultry.
Vegetables, however. are in active demand, though
the prospect il good for rise II the drought CON
tnues. Farmers express great apprehension Of all
crops but corn, which the dry weather oes but little
harm 70. New Jersey is fairly burned IN, and for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-26

the nrs time IN many ysau potatoes have been sene
to Philadelphia from this city during the past week
Fortunately we are well able 70 supply the demand.
Corn Is chsspening, and "a yet garden truck keeps
low but next week il must 60 up, rain or no rain,
Butter has slightly advanced.
The following are the prices