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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-24
PALMER & WILLIAMS
SBLi- RAKIIG REAPER lND MOWER.
The improvements for 1857.

AN iron driving wheel constructed WiHd-
pie which combines great strength with e1tr.sf'
binary lightness
2.-Improved arrangement OF the main framS Of tie
Machine giving greater strength than herrtoioe.
ga ionted adjustable brace, by means Of witch Tie
height Of the Cut can be regulated without reHODsa
pin, bolt screw, wedge. and in less time than s
done any other Machine.
IA new device for regulating the size OF the tal4S
in light grain. Tine Rake be stopped and retained
any point IN its revolution ana the bundles made IS
large desired.
5.-The Machine is better balanced by different a.
TanEement Of the gearing and drivers scat; there IS 10
than the weight of the tongue the horses uesEs
6.-The Graiu-sIGe Wheel Is increased to thirty lac1'
in diameter.
THE drivers seat is placed steel Springs, a1e
elevation enabling the driver to overlook The graz
to he cut, the entire Reaper and his team.
S.-An Improvement IN the Cams Of the FAKE NHlha
9-Maiabie wrought iron, ia ths place If he cal
iron rake teeth.
The Moving Attachment.
BY removing six bolts. the main platform and l2A'
detached from The Reaper. and the moving bar can
then be attached. II then forms Of the most sll
substantial and light running Mowers in use. y H'
been used extensively, and given universal saaco-
No combined Reaper ana Mower has yet been abe 70
equal this, both as a Reaper and as Mower
Warranty.
This Reaper is warranted to be well made of Eonf n'
terials and IN a good workranlike manEer, not liable 20
get out of orler; To cut all kinds of Grain equal Pr!
Reaper in the world 10 one half the Gram sal
ed by ordinary grading TO be capable win 'hr r5
and good horse team, of cutting and rakns o. ~. -
ten to twenty Of Grain per day leaving il II oa''
es for binding. ~
AGESrs-H. K. BELDING, Blaes Earth, Dane O.
Wis; GEORGE W. COBB and T. X. BL0DGEli AluT1
Point. %pagi'
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1857.

1857 FLOWS. 1857.
4 HAVE on hand the best assortment Of one an wv
March 2 ISL GEO V. COBB
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Asw 5sbsrtisrusnts.


TAyING the agency of of the best Nurseries in the
country prepared TO furnish any quantity of
of Trees the lowest market Call your
orders with X. ID. PULFoRD.
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Mineral Point, March 9th, 1857.
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DRY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAlNS.-Unti the 18th
VI September we Will offer our sto, Of staple and
Fancy bry Goods at greatly reduced prices. Many
OF them at and below cost. The assortment ~ com
plete ana will be kept 40 by constant supplies from
the Northern markets:
Black and Colored Fiounced Silks
DO. do Bayedere do
Blk Gro lie Rhine and Mourning Sill
Oryaudie aud Barege Robes
Plain and Printed Bareges
Do. do. Grenadines
Printed Lawns aud Jaconets
Plain and Printed Mousain de LANES
B0InbaZnes, Alpaeas. Tamise and Canton Cloth
French. English and American Prints
llrilliants and Gnghams
French Wrought Collars and Sleeves
NAllincennes do. do.
Jsconet Edges and Insertings
Swiss do. do
Thread Laces and Edges
Bobbin and Lisles Edges ami Insertings
Black Lace Wells and Nantes
Spring and Fall Shaws
Hem'd and Embroidered Cambria Hdkfs
Kid, SILK and Lisle Thread Gloves
Silk and Ga re Merino Vests
Umbrellas aud Paraso!s
White and Culured Marseillas and Dimity Quilts
Table Danlisk and Napkins
Linen AMI Cotton SheCting
Bietched and Brown Shifting
" hFtr and COluTcd DsnaburRs
Sleeps Grey Sattinctts Fulled Cloths
PLAIN and Plaid Liuseys
And every other article usually kept in first class
rrt.lH Dry Goods Store.
IS . PARK ER, NIMMO Il co.
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" ,ur -syzssmH1 ACCOMMODATIONS
&tA ~ Easess.ss:sss:fsTRAIN -CHANGEa fHOUR.
r---- -zs,ss. .,ssr1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
4sSA sfe-:f1. RAILROAD
TracL completed to JACKsON'sKlvRRi

la advance of time advertised the rails nr0 now laid,
anI iusl,dd OF the 10th VI JGiy,
luTu
The pasr su. ger TRAVIS Will certainly 10 to
JACKSONS RIVER, within SIX hours travel by
stages g. the uIrH SULPAUR SPklNuS, over
good road. . go, ,,,,,-,,
The celebrated Grecnhr.er WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased BY an entire new
Company who will enlarge the A contradictions TO a
considerable extent this season iuT visitors.
Passengers reach tie White sui phUr from Poters-
burg, Richmond. Baltimore aud NIshin ston, on the
same day and the Sweet Springs BeAt noIning to
break fast.
Passengers for tho Rockbridse Alum hath Alum
Warm. Hot and Healing Springs. take tue stage at
Mlboro and arrive at the Springs to SUI lUr the same
day they leave Richmond
FARE.
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REMORsE AND SuICrpE.-Nathau e. Weelen. of Now
port. K. l., who had been in the habit of abusing
his family, beat his wife dreadfuIy on the 18th
uit and fearful of the consequences, went OF in Il
sail boat, steering for Scconett Point On the way
Il" fastened the rope Of the boats grapnel round
ms neck and Jumped overheard. Ills body ioated
ashore at Little Compton, Il. L.. the Both ult.,
and in his pocket was found piece of paper. on
which were written a few words in pencil, express
ing Intense love for his wife and children.
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Sucked To DEATH.--A boy met his death recently.
near Paris, France by falling into marsh or pond
used as nursery for leeches by neighboring drug
gst. The boy had on neither shoes nor stockings,
aud was found struggling tccbly to extrlcats MN
self from the hundreds of voracious creatures thst
had Crawlei under his clothes and hXed upon every
limb. lie died in few hours.
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Singular OCcURREScE.-Nr learn from friend
who has just returned from yiit 10 Salem. that
on Sunday night last alarming explosion oc-
Cured in of rhc rooms 1T Buturrs Hotel, which
produced CONSERVATION among the crowded OcCu-
pants of that establishment. reused them from
their SAUNDERS. and with the apprehension of the
building being on fire. started all hands to tum-
bling out baggage, &c. The fire, however. soon
e&tinguished, when upon examination it was dis
covered that the explosion occurred in the Of
a Mr. Stout, I'VE believe the name is who had been
a bOardcr in the house the past eight years. AMI
that hr Frustrated in his bed, very much
burned and speechless. He fingered till ; O'Clock
in the morning. attended by DR. Zevtly and other
physicians, when he die,t, without having been able
10 give any account of the accident. He had not
retired to bed, and it is supposed had been trying
GONE experiments with powder. He for
eignrr, without any known relative in this country
aud possessed Of considerable property The wallis
of his room were blown down and his furniture
shattered, some of it blown into the strcct--Fuy-
ettecEe IN. c. observer.
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Personal COLLISION. - The Middleton Register
states that on Thursday personal collision oC-
CURED in Frederick city between Mr.. Charles H.
Cole. of the editors of the Union. of that town
and Mr.. Is. q. Fitzhugh, the nominee of the Ameri-
can party for county clerk. 1t occurred in conse-
quence of some remarks made in the Union In re-
latipn TO + IS nomination
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CRIME IN "RgsPEcr4nLE SOCIETY" IN IyDIASA-
We have already mentioned the fact that several
prominent citizen of Rush and ncighboring coun-
ties, in Indiana. had been recently arrested on a
charge ofconutcrfeting. From the Lafayette Jour
nal we learn that
The first person arrested waa R DR.. Patterson, Of
Carthage. Rush county all extensive practitioner
and man about forty five years of age. He con
f,sses 10 having been engaged in tho business for
nearly two years lie first engaged ia it, he says
for the purpose ofdeoctin others but iudiu. il pro
ftabe he continued it on biz private account. 50
veral hundred dollars in counterfeit bills aud coin
found upon his premises. lie was taken before
- Justice of the Peace in Iiushyli." and held
for his appearance at Conrt III the sum Of 5000,
The next person arrested Wa5 II Dr. Rogers. ef
kuightstown; man OF large family AMI rc-pHcta-
bly, connected. Counterfeit money also found
in his % session He wns held over.
Perry Bennett, Of It. om-r, Rush county, wa
next arrested and taken 10 Iushyil!ea and committed
10 Jail
Ur. Lewis Frazce. of J0ncsvilie, Bartholomew
county. was the next arrest. lie acknowledged his
guilt, and was committed 10 Jail in default of 5000
bail
The last person arrested was Or. Robinson. of
Mnncietown, (the devil appears 10 be getting int"
the dOctors) who was also committed in default at
hail
Tho indianapolis Sentinel says
''Thesp developments in crime, in connection with
Others through various portions Of the country.
astonishing"
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Mr.. JAMES +. MrRplcH.-Lettcrs from this Anne
ricau comedian, dated mt Lausanne, on the Lake
Geneva July ith, describes his interesting visit to
The grave OF John Philip kemhe. who spent the
latter part OF his life there aud Inferred in the
cemetery III view Of the Lake and the Majestic Al
pine hills.
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FLooD.-From what we can learn our friends in
Brooks Gap must have suffered Immensely from
the late heavy rains of that section. 4 friend in
forms us that upwards of fftesH jHcigS of water
fell raising the streams aud doing considerable
damage to almost everything. \ gentleman by the
name of Riddle had thirty acres of corn entirely
destroyed, and Nr Turner also lost cOn-iderabIc-
During the storm. Mr. Isaac ShOcmaker's barn WAS
struck by lightning and entirely consumed. Along
the streams and river many Of our farmers are Sc
riOusly damaged. The oldest inhabitant" in that
section never witnessed such storm before.
EdLey Democrat
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RUNAWAY.

ne $50 REWARD-The above re
"a ward of fifty dollars will be paid for the appre-
"A 'hensian of Il negro man, named JOHN, some
~ times calm. himself Nelson, il taken within
tbs state and twenty five dollars if taken within this
city county, upon his delivery to thu subscriber OF
Mr. VIM Grcanor, OF Richmond. The said negro
ran away from The factory of Mr.. VIM. GTcauor, on
the nth Of june last Hei5 a of rather sprshtl!
appearance very quick in answering when 5pok n
TO- is ab0ut feet or inches high quite slim and
very dark in complexion. 1t is supposed he il still
lurking about this city or county; and a. he hat
relations in fredericksburg and Essen county, he ma!
be in either Of these neighborhoods.
J. s. TRIPLE, Dunusville
..tr,tN-
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d FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDI-

VCINES.-MEADE Z BAKER, practical Che
III mists and Pharmaceutists, lS6, y ". corner Of
z-S Main and 10th streets, Richmond, Va. offer to
Physiciaus and families complete and varied assert
ment of PERFECTLY FRESH Drugs Medicines Chemical
and Pharmaceutical Preparations: Ground aud whole
Spices, SIFTED and PURE; Surgical instruments and
Appliances; Trusscs in great variety; Supporters
Shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Medical Saddle
Bags: Perfumcry; Soaps; Brushes Combs: Cigars
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, of the best brands
Pure and Old Brandy; Port Vine and the best Lon
don Porter selected especially for inyalids.
4-1Er1m
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TO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ having formed CO-Partnership, under the firm
and style Of ". u. TOMPKINS IL BRO Will CON
tinue the COMMISSION BUSINESS at the same
stand lately occupied by the above concern.
W. ID. TOMPKINS,
an S-2w j. f.. TOMPKINS.
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CTRIBLING sPRINGs.-This Mounta;,

STRIBLING SPRINGS.-ThisM Mountain
- Retreat, In Augusta county, Va. - miles from
stann;on. and q miles from flal risonburg will b.
nnder The management Of Mr.. PETER II wood
WARD, formerly at Jackson's River and for the lAst
three seasons at the Healing Springs
The proprietor respectfully announces TO invalid.
AMI pleasure seeking public, tina. by erecting nah,
more d0,ttt tdttIget and By the general improvement
of the premises since last season thar after IT, M,
Of June, he will DO prepared with entirely r>,e 6
taTe, and sufficient number of attendants Ia on,
visitors the most pleasant accommodations in tho Yir
The waters Of this place are unsurpassed in ts,,
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage of ali
re various waters belonging TO the entire mineral
- TIE Sulphur Water 7srelled by none except that
The Alum Springs inferior TO none ,.,s.,aa ,.,.
last 1--WE years with the Calybeae and Pre- sto "a,
atery, an Al hand in abundance, render this nlar
properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA. '''''
For pleasure SEEKERS, there viii be Wn.i. IN -,
Hha anc annsenents and sports afforded by
An etperiet,ced physician will reside a, tho srr,.
IL $50 per week; 80 for month of four w.
anu a tedaeuon made for entire season. for L..
SEA line Of SUPERIOR FOUR ffS I'M Nan
CsoACiiES viii leave stanton daily for mi. Ma.
Es- A line Of STAGES j. sSnsc,e, - =,
Springs CUEsI Is - bsth Alum
my 26-d2mAc3tawIm 0hhsL Prdn Kinney,
a LLhuhANf SPRINGS.-This water
IN ing place so favorably known % the Mil.
VAL be- opened for the recen,ion ~ i,. tr pupiic
mrs. Jay OF June. The present propretnrs are hs
y! " announce that they have secured the aerxi.a
az general manager, of Mr.. mo y TFy - ~
rnncn Hotel, Richmond Va whose long eyre
rns, IN tne motel business, and we'll established
futatiOh ~ gentleman and caterer are sufficis,t
Ira mat every effort will be made to give en-
III. -, satisfaction TO our guests
me powerful curative properties of tbts xx.,r
anu us eiheacy In an Diseases OF the stomach I;
UoWes nervous system. &C. Is well attsstsi by m.
10y lures, almost ns,rdatosts which have been 81
~ ea ny us use We refer with condolences 10 ali
sns tpaFohs OF the former proprietors A comnlsfe
paanihs establishment has been added 10 enr ar
Tor the COMFORT VI visitors since last
f iurther particulars we refer 10 the cards 10 be
'o.ha IA hotels, cars, steamboats, &c
splendid line of FOUR-IIORSE coACfIps ,;u
convey visitors from ShawsviIle 10 mis- niara az
nnailes over good road. with only one hill hsisar
nv ~ pJ as.so,. BRIDGES HOLT,
NY 1'-oSct%oA Proprietofs
VLyALNITT ard ro,,,a.. - ~
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MoRTAIrY.-The number of deaths IN New YORK
last week was 55l-an increase of 20 above the pre-
vions week. In Philadelphia, last week, there
were 30l deaths-a decrease of Is from the week
preceding.
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y 23-IawIua

DISSOLUTION.-ln consequence of the
- death Of Mr.. +. q. Tom pkns, the CoPartnership
of F.. q. & W. ID. TDMPkINS II dissolved
The business of the firm will be closed by the sur
viving partner, WI. d. TOMpkINS.
AugNst Sth. lsI7.
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For White For
Persons. SsTyantl
TEOS. D0DAMEAD,
Sup't Va. O. X. x.
HARTMAN. BROW y co,
jy Pts Troprietors Stage Lins.
go r--z.,-.z--ar--, TIE ADAMS, EXpRESx

4RfS ses,COMPANY l3I Main st having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from SoIs
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers Jsmez-
tewn and Roanoke which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad TO
Weldon, Wilmington. LynChhurE, Salem, Wytheys
and the principal places In Virginia and North Care
lima, are prepared to forward, with great dis
patch, and at reduced rates every kind OF Merchaa
disc. Valuable Parcels, jew elry. &c. to the above
named cities and all places on the seAboard.
Our Express Oh the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods usted
to the ADAMS EMPRESS cos Steamship Express.
shippers will please take notice that packages 10
points in Virgins and North Carolina will BE- sent By
steamers unless otherwise marked
Freight received, day OF sailing, until o'clock
Pm. j. L. MACDONOUGH
Agent of Adams EXpreas 90
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RAILROADS, sTEAMBoATs, 90.


rux ryzyzzszrz1 GREAT NORTHERN
- ~ v a1sssssss AND svUTHEka ROUTE
F1III TIA TI,-7In a. DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
ExCEpTEDJ BETWEEN, RICHMOND, BALTf-
MORE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIA
ACOUfA CREEK AND WASHINGTON:-Over the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac ksiirond, 20
the Potomac river ssventy-fi miles and by spsD-
did and comfortable steamers thence ." Washington,
ffty-five les- all lU miles, In seven hours being
aeomfortabbs and perfectly safe rate o. sp.rd.
Hours Of departure, A. VI. and lzP Pr ana bass
gage under charge OF special agents ked
b. Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York.
tn Washington $50
To BaltmoTs, eO
To Philadelphia, W
The track VI the Railroad between Richn,snd and
the Potomac River Is .OS undergoing relay, more
than thirds Of il being already completed Win an
edge rail Of superior quality. while the reInanser
:" superintendent Of Transportation.
r.. I'M, -ssAE ACCOMMODATION
&SH W, ws5E,.s.s,ssstyTR IN-CHANGEg fHoUR;
Oh and alter Al riI lst the Accommodation Train Oh
this Company will daily tSundays excepted) De-
tween Milford aud Richmond
Leaving Milford p A. NJ, stopping At the cottage
for breakfast. and arrive in Richmond at esicck.
A. VI. ,,, ~
and reach Milford at ~ F. VI.
Stopping for passengers at any point eacn way
FARE the SAME ; the ThTOu gh Trans
sAM'E RUTH,
Superintendent Of transportation
O9RICE X. Y. & r. X. Il. CONPASY.l
Richmond March 70. 1857.
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C. d. LIPSCOMB.
4 NTHRAClTE COAH Anthracite Coal

y y II NM II II NV-tII. -NIEUIII sEOIEV VV"t
L n The subscriber having fitted up alarge and com
modious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with of Fairbanks patent balances, fol-
the purpose of weighing COAL, Will furnish hs pa
irons with 224O lbs the ton leach load weighed and
not guessed at at the very lowest market price,
81 if preferred he will sell his COAL at an advance
of per cent cost and charges; at the same time
he will Away SO on hand the best quality and in
ytes the particuRf Sttention Of hi. friends and the
public generally TO give him Il call before purChas
ing at No u Main street. or at his COAL yard.
FERNS cash (ie l2-ts) PC. LARUS
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"a go REWARD--Ranaway from

~ the subscriber, on Monday July 6, a negro man
n manned MALAKI. lie is about 40 years u
A.age. feet inches high, Of rather dark com
plexon, and has a stoop IN hIs shoulder; lie wtS
forncrly the property Of Mr.. Bcazley, who resides
some four miles from the city, and purchased by
me Il few days since of Dickinson, Hill Co lie haA
been for some years past engaged i'll the well digging
aud IS doubtless well known IN the neEhhorh0od
OF Brooke Avenue. The above reward will be paid
for his delivery at Mr.. Tat. Jail, near Mayos
Bridge. ELIZABETH NlChERS.
y
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PIANOS, &c.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

c"E< COACH AND WAGON MAN
s1@3E UFACTokY. III, subscribers, haying
Brooke Avenue, between Leigh and Duval streets,
keep constantly Oh hand, aud will make to order,
CARRIAGES and WAGONS Of all kinds, which they
sell a. low good work VI the Kind can be bought
in the city.
Also in connection with or business We do HORSE
Shooting and ali kinds VI farm work
Re All new work warranted.
" I6-lmS ROBERT F. LICK 4 BRO
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S9R x .sfis..sssi;sis. p4NvILLE RAn,sapD
CHANGE OF SCllEDULE-SUNMER ARRANGE
NENT-J L L1 10TH, l857.-The Mail Train will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted ut o'clock
~ arrive az the junction at - A. NJ and at Dan
vile at 30 p. VI; connecting with the SOuth-Sde
Railroad train going To Lynchburg at Junction and
win the virginia and Tennessee Railroad train to
ne southwestern virginia Springs, at Lynchburg
sulphur, and Yellow Sulphur Springs. On the e, eniug
IT the game day, from Richmond.
Returning, leave Danvillr Et leo A. NJ arrive at
junction, $40 L. VI. connecting with the South-sils
Railroad Trains from l.ynchburg, aud arrive in Rich
muhL, connecting with the Trains going North at
$50 L. Nj. q FAWpBEII'
j. Its General Sup,yIntrn,i.nt
3D. The above schedule will be run on and after
MONDAY, the 3rd Of August.
CHARLES CAMPBELL
~ Us Superintendent.
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DAILY LINE RETwFrN

DAILY LINE BETWEEN
MMVniH AND NORF0LK.-Th. Steamers GLEN
D W, anu SUkrls PECK, now ia hr,t rate order
VIII, on and after MONDAY NEXT 18Th inst con-,
msnee and continue daily line between the above
The GLEN COVE, Capt. J. o. p.,.. VII, Law. N.
WAR; at Rockets ON MONDAY morning Al s l.9
9 s,s, preci<ely and the CURTIS PICK, Cap,sa
ian niue barney, viii leave the wharf at N0rtpik ga
.us 20 run every day SUNDAY excepted and tsueh
AZ III the regular landings the river going aud re-
rSssage 20 Old Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk s. 20
lt'~Saset I NJ
hssis W cts. each, r. Q. HASKINF.
rreishts taken as usual, bat the ff-ghts on all
so. thtsndsd 10 be put off any OF the landing. on
the river must be paid when the articles are sent 4,
tae Boat; and We not responsible for any article
sIteI Y n put on the wharf 70 which il is directed
Je 10 r. o. UASKINa
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DAILY DISPATCH.
MONDAY MoRNING,e......,,.AUGosI 10, 'S5.:
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


.atoi
tiN.' ..u,.hgn s,inI from Now for southampton
Thn s'e'n'', n,,. - 40, sya eo in snccie.-
and Rr"fncn' Sas"''Ss 800, 60, Ncu York for the
The total exports oi specie ''"i" AZ" =. .as
cek were 81 1887. Total since January l'' 80
The New York Commercial LIST OF oS''""' ~
wo,er here continues abundant AM '"siS W ~"
s IN. rates current for some weeks pA-t "a"
n.nks are strong and the specie reserves are snsy
nSSmcntse III" stock market sinco our last h.'s
nt.t unmstak. able indications 81 p'fmahnrpt
lecovery from thc recent W., rv.nt a. ON
SehnS ~ the Si, Ia. natural react ton from the
the I'VE pIs.t.s 10 carly mart II the weak Look
euu'tsnua, - IA noihins ia disturb the cheerful
ing aor.hH' -, ti,,nr, and trade on this siic4nd
prc'R'e - ' -. error We are likely to f, into
ont pF ~ ir, ~, many foreign goods our horn.
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r UNION STEAMSHIP COM
Jaw EnR puII !. mr. N. -.

r. UNION STEAMSHIP COM
II sfH4Ss PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
80 zxta CITY POINT AID NORFOLK-Steap,
sSA<xsszxsszser CITY Or RICHMOND, Captain
ntGhelii Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt David
Teal; steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Ronms
One OF These superior Steamers will leave Ricbroo,5
Hbtii TURNER notice, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk "a rss.',.
Teltiht ami Passenger Returning, leaving Tbjls-
InE- at 10 O'Clock. n A-0' u
These Steamers are now in fine order increased ar
c"hiHoiatlnnN Tor the comfort of paSs,p ger. ma viz.
been added, also more room for frniuIt. 80 ~,
nope. by regularity, dispatch and rHre In nto,ec.ng
Of patronRgr. W "' WI Ease
hS No tTInshipment by this line
Passage through 10 New York and E,und an m
Do do PbiladeInLia s,Ifra,, sio "
cabin, ~ a.
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found IA
cabin, -' ~ -
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same a. Nv ~
River Boats. WI " '"o
,Rs Passengers by this line can stop in pbil.dsI
Pha two or three days and then proceed 10 New York
=! we &c same ticket ii. 4. FUTILE. Agent
kO4 kaft