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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
FROM NEWPORT.
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Correspondence Of The N Y Tribune ,o-o
NEWPORT, July 26, 1859.
People who only see Newport from the hotel SIDE
know very little Of the plessantest part oi L. Inc
wonderful geniality of the climate has a'Irsc'ed
number of families who reside here 'he "hole yea'
through. Then there are the old residents oi Ne"
port-some of them highly cultivated Sn' no'pi.aO'0
people-snd the large villa and cottage PoPul'.iOn'
If tisa continual woudtr to me that SO many per
sons Of means still choose TO live in hotels mere
choose dreary, garish, pubhc existence VIZ
er fro,,, sgorJ;no the entire change which every
oyerworked or overpayed citizen needs. Inc
English custom of hiring rooms or furnished COT
tsges is fast being adopted, aud with little more
expense will be found TO give vastly more EMO! ushs
Newport seems to me-if one iall' among .n,s
resident popua,on-by far the most enjoy ao.e PaaS0
on this continent. A society cultivated, informed
and hospitable; the best climate on the AMERICAN
coast q know one house where the theraiop'''i
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
A DEMOCRATIC STATESMAN.

IT, he E4,,o, Of TIE NJ T. Tytouns.
SIR: prominent candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress in Minnesota is james Nj.
d,vapsuph. who halls from the southern portion OF
4ha State. MIR. Cavanaugh was member oil the
last House. and made himself ridiculous here by MS
1ropensty for bossting and by his miserable attempts
al the grsndiloquent in his speeches IN the House
His elooueuce is somewhat in the following style;
IN, Sneaker; The people of Minnesota s whom nave
4h honor par represent, ana o N -"
Sir call il al honor, broad snoaIei'u, ob -
r ,rs tnowug dare defend Sir, they are MOI Honi sue
sbs m, reliant princes who hrons State street IN ooso
M, and Narl streets Phi-phia aud Baltimore 'Ive pa
,o,c nor are they that class called bulls aha oeas "u
sn6 sinsw f the country inoceos as sofe~
.n ephau 80 bold that king 81 the forest the 2 'so
fhsy are compound Of all jbee animals with sml
-, H. rttle.p Axe and alligator Such are ms constituents
Sir and t~l proud 70 stand N l1' nON'-''' N''' Va ~
"a. their honoied representative -. r N;oo.o,s
Th;s man represented that portion Of Minnesota
neopled by New-Engand and New-lo ork men-msn ol
,ntsiboepce capacity and business hablts-and IL Is
zstor;shinp that they should allow themselves 10 os
- bnmbueeed When here last Winter, he boosted
1hs, he hnd been dealer tR S!dresthat he had nsue
= bnsipes, in trading in human souls. On one occa-
- La was heard TO say that he had, IN ms uile,
Lonsb, and sold as many as seven thousand lie nss
bss trowp to express the opinion thai slavery ~ouu
=; tim e,iend throughout the whole taon, ana lha'
;,s e~,sh6shment u every State would De o.eS;lns;
V1at say the Republicans OK Minnesota 70 tliS
rybss saw the freenen Of Minnesota Ihnk OF TINS
man aspiring TO seat III 0onsieS' "0''' 'e 1rsT,Tt.
State oi Mnnesots!
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or APPEALS.
MOTIFS or RECENT DECISIONS.
H.. -, n,k..,...us. = v..s.toS


An appeal to this Court from an order OF the Cour
below granting trial does not bring for review gaes
affirmed ns judgment given against the appellant sccord
the stipulation required to accompany the notice Of appeal
Although charter Of corporation declares ha. s power.
shall be exercised by Board of Director consisting Of
specified number yet the Board delegate its authority tn
agents quorum composed of lees than majority Of tho
nes Of the may be transacted b quorum II
direco the whole number being ns valid r-su
bylaw Of corporation that dirscou should b.
quorum for the transaction Of Ordinary business' Held that
authority thu. including incident thereto
assigning tho asses Of the corpraon for the
The Of the principal part Of the ssets
of the coposon creditor wbo ". pressing or payment
the company and ~ approved BY the OF hye directors
The de from was @ aud ST 70 o"ess @
Held That the Transaction was included IN the authority
delegated the five dreeto aud was TO be deemed The act oil
copostion may raty the unauthorized acts Of is agents
Il seems be inferred from acquirscerce merely -,
in pleading that agent acted BY duo authority
Knowing powers contained In the charter corporation
existing in snothsI state must Sens be Imputed 70 c,s.a
q assignment Of such corporaion Bot ca
another STATE wbi,h of general character although such
law. may sbrdge the pwers Of all the copcsons within mat
state Where knowledge Of such laws 10 material upon qoos
,ion of good faith In the dealing Il must be proved
The Morris Canal and Bsnkng Company NewJsr~y copo-
property within this s,ate assigned the same 10 the Stats q
Michigan and Mehsan sold and delivered Tie security 70 ths
90 The assignment Of Michigan ,hs q the
&c ration valid vodabe 10 creditors.
accrcus provisions of general law Of New Jersey,
pcabe 10 corpprations The defendant not
shown 20 have notice Of that Of the fact OF nsoyency
Held be be deenrd bona hte purchaser and such
ttat he acquired title 10 the security. -
The title against the oreisn corporation hcs
asned the security hs ssssnor did not rest any prf
cpe Of comfy but upon the JUS dt'p1nesd rrgt
o the corpson transfer It's effects and also upon the doc
VOLUNTARY transfer persoDsl estate good By the Law
of The State where II is made, 10 good everywhere.
The plaintiff smed have acquired title 10 the same scuny
through szans, The corpOn under the New Ier
.e nsoyent law insisting that the prior y Michigan
was creditors under tha, law; He'd that bis title rss
Cd wholly upon the of that law, which had eHtfsteto
nal opersJn therefore could not b. invoked for tho ps
of dis,.nz title Of of this state acquired In rood
~ and Held further that In such be could derive
ad o any rue county prev ans different States.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
IAdvertisementl
MnIrNT VIuNON

To THE PUBLrc.We respectfully ask your attention TO or
new brand Of
bfoUNr VERNON FNg.CvT CHEWING To9Acco,
which IN Of exceeuce csnno, be surpassed IL maus-
,urea m the best selected msters In the MARKET which,
fr its quality challenge comparison With any ether brsA
The pnbc have long wanted ace entirely wthost
sny of bo.e sdmxur. deeeri substances which re-
ousptly coutsminate chewing .ohacco.
THE MOUNT VERNON
devoted 10 IN. purchase and improvement Of the homo <
Washington respectfully ask that you should aid us
it Is ,old BY sIl dealers, aud at the Mandatory.
No. ~ Dusne-st.
BaRBER, PALMEE Cs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

Another communication from the Treasurer stated
that the total aIpoort Of bonds mortgages, moneys,
&c held by him for the county was si;S,Hl rs ot
this sum $ es9 IL is in cash, and $s 912 90 In bonds
and mortgages. .,
A large number Of bills were ordered to De paii,
and the Board adjourned till next Tuesday al CLOCK
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

WHAT OCCUPATI,

WHAT OCCUPATION SHALL Follow To In
.usy Hy.Ig REsprcrALuIrY SUCCESS "A great ques
,ion Tor Young mau but which Phrenooscal EIsrans
,ion will solve a. given at FOWLER WELLss, No. -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
fAiyertisement.l

SrRoP-This inmitsbe article may be obtained OF the sole
manufatnrers SAVNDERs No Astor House. aad Of the
various agents through the city
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

r,,;, Monday evening, when deaih ensued. Coroaf
J,cku.n held an inquest upon the body. sni tbs
evidenc. showed that death caused by opiua.
but whether II w.s taken for the purpose OF self
destruction or not, could no. be ascertained.
BURGLARS DrsspPoIsrrp-A party Of burglars
had effected an entrance to the hallway alongside of
the rnan.ila sore No. 267 Broadway on Monday
night, and busily at work with ceuter-blt ana
chsel On the side door leading to the store, when
clerk vino sleeps the premises aroused by tho
noise which they made and called loudly for the Pc
lice. This alarmed the burglars, wns fsd in disuay
forgetting TO take with them screw-driver, chIsd
and center. bits Thcse subsequently secured by
Cart. Wallipg. who viii BE- happy To restore them to
the owners if they will cal al his Office, on the corner
of Broome and Elm streets.
SrsPvcTyp OF Arson The FIRE in the dwelling
house No. ll2 Madison street last Monday evening
is supposed to have been produced by an incendisy
Suspicion has been directed against MIS- Powers and
her sister Kate Burke by the Investigations ofthe Fire
Marshal for the reason that they had been compelled TO
vacate their apartments by the landls1y, and shortly
before the fire broke out seen to reenter the
rooms having retained the key. After looking around
ard remaining but short time, they let, locking
the door after them A very short time after Their
departure lot of straw 10 the center Of one OF the
rooms was found to be On fire. Tnere had for two
weeks past been constant quarrsls between these
women ard Mrs. Wilkinson, the landlsdy, who finally
compelled them to move. Kate Burke Is held for eX-
animation by Justice Steers.
CoUNTERFEITING.-Ca,harin Collins passed spa
Onondags Bank New York 20 Jess FrtA.
grocery No SS First IN payment for tsa
18th according the Mrs Gel
linz denied having the biz
Justice Kelly held her in 800 bail 70 answer.
Edward Howell. Irish tailor. arrested yesterday,
charged with attempting pass S5 counterfeit b altescd
the old Government Stock Bank to the Bank OF the Int
or Frederick Zuge Of No 6 Hester street The prisoner
swallowed the bill be arrested Justice Steers
held him for examination
SUSPICIOUS PERsOS.-0ffi cers Jourden and WoOh-
ridge arrested suspicious ohHs feo~ named John johnson n
Chs.ham Monday ard found number Of cosn
tertit the Nassau Bank Bookyn and the Esst hvsr
Bank Of this city. He was held for examination
ALLEGED PERJURY.-Jean Francis Fabre, q bake
Delmouicos charged before the City Hall Police Court
Yesterday with having falsely before the Ss
Court concerning the essession OF trunk, b anoAr
named Jules The latter that Fabrs6
statement charging him with dspns OF the trunk and s
., fsbre committed TOT eXAmiaatios I'D
Dayeau held TO prosecute the case.
ADVERTISEMENT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

until Monday evening, when dea'h ensued. Coronf
Jacknsn held an inquest upon the body, ani tae
evidence showed that death WAS caused ~ opiua.
but whether Il wss taken for the purpose oil sai-
destruction or not could not be ascerta'ned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
SUPREME COURT-CHANssks-AGgus 2-Befors Justice
CLEkgE.

THE WAR or THE FERRY COMPANIES.
The IOpl Island Fer c.. sst. The Brooklyn Ferry Co.
morton rOR IsyUscTIOs AGAIssT TIE DrEEsD-
Asrs-Today tie Justice delivered the following brief opinion
IL ths case:
thu, sssuing 70 arrived any sasfstoy oonola
so m the questions Involved this e4se enough for the
po.ss this motion say that they 0f sdoabi ch.sts
will require al the inquiry AID debersaon OF regular "
70 decide them nsh,f1i.y -,
u such case would be very ped,en and might BE-
ducve Injury to the defendants 20 rsat ths m
junction before the LaTnz RefusDs % 90 90 can ~ my %
only temporary pDstponrInent remedy The pAtn can
sustain their scOn. Motion denied with CIV cos 70 soe0
event. ,,, A., r-..L--
Sp~cisl Term -
TBI NEW RESERVOIR GATE-H0UsE DISPUTE.
Wm Bald wu, ke, AZ The Mayor, He
To-day the Judge denied the plaintiffs motion for
nand.nss with 80 costs VIII be renemoeesd mat toey
~ nr~ "a. co,on Board 70 allow them % proceed with
~ son.trucnx the gs~bouses no.withssDdfDs tho
sc, a The Common Counc which awarded toe conut 70
W.l.y P.,ebid They also s)agh, 20 enyoin the Com
g., Cu,il m o. awarding contrse 70 Walker FarchLd
o. ever The Mayors veto. Ths application also denied
DECISIONS.
Mary Wright sgt. Henry V. Whght-Jadgment Of
divorce granted . ,
R,s,rr.d % tae Hon. Wm Mitchell.
Jsmes A. Dorman agt. The New-York Central Rsil-
rosd pspyMoon denied with 10 either party.
20 abide event
WIN. C.. Young sgt. John Moris-Order settlsd.
Henry A. Cbittsnden agt. Louis Davs.-Moaon u
discbars~ ua4ted, xithog, cnsts.
Wm. Felt, Ac., sgt. james x. Gilmore, &c.-Cem-
plai-, dismissed as to tie defendant Hsye, with costs
SUPREME COCRT-cHsNBERs-Ane L-Be'ore JaSaoe
NGRAass.-DEcfsio>s
z. W. Chester sgt. VIM. 5. Roberts, &c.-Amouns
Lii - 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
IAuycrtisementf
BRADY'S GALLERY

Has REMOVED from No $50 Broadway ~ No. Sp Broadway
corner Of Beeckerst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

AGAsG OF PIcKPocEETs.-Ellen DAILY and Mary
Ann Williams. the two Washington Market pick
pockets who were reported in yesterdays papers as
having stolen watch from Louis Bodenhezer, were
brought up before Alderman Brady yesterday for e1-
animation. During the examination, Bodenheizer
accidentally recognized among the sympsthizers Of
the girls two young men who were present al ths
tine the robbery was committed. One OF these gave
his name az Daily and said be was brother OF Ellen.
Being questioned as to the pawntcket for the watch,
Ald, rman Brady directed an officer to search him,
When the boy gave tremendous shrek and Ellen tel
upon the railing, apparently fainting. "hle beng
taken into the snte-room, the boy tore up piece OF
paper, which be attempted to swallow 1t turned out
to be receipt for $40 a. psy for the professional
services of Judge Stuart. The case is to be further
Investigated.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

SUPPOSED SrrcrDE.-An Irish woman, 30 years OF
age. named Mary Cohen, was admitted TO Believed
Hospital on the 10th ult. suffering from the effects
Of opium. She continued isseps.bls t0m tast plSe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

SUSPICIOUS PERsoS.-0fioers Jourden and WoOh-
Sxe arrested suspicious ohss fellow named john Johasoa n
Chatham Mouds ard found number Of
erti, bills on the Nassau Bank BAyn and the Esst River
Bauk Of this city, He held for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

ALLEGED PERJURY.-Jean Francis Fabre, bsksr
ct Demoucos charged before the City Hall Police Court
with having falsely before the Ss
preue Court concerning ,ssson Of trunk BY snotA
Freucbmsp named Jules Davea The latter ess that Fabrs
statement chargrg him with dpns Of the trunk and ts
tents was false fsbre committed tor exAnlasios, Nd
Day.au was held to prosecute the case.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

SUPREME COCRT-cHsxsERs-Aus L-Besore J1ssoe
NGRAasn-DEcfsIoSs
f. w. Chester sgt VIM. s. Roberts, &c.-Amouns
of bail reducsd 20 O., ,Coo.
John b. Bcrst sgt. Elisha b. Sackett.-Atlachneas
isssd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

TIE funeral of the Rev. DIR. James Waddel Alex
snder late pastor of the Fifth averue and Nineteenth
street Presbyterian Church, who died at Red Sweet
Springs, Va, is to take place to-day Wednesday at
4 D. m at Princeton, n. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

Bur- ALLEN ARkEsTED.-Willsm E. alias Butt
Allen. who is connected with faro bank at No. All
Broadw sy was arrested yesterday and held to bail BY
AID. Brady for passing bogus 81 600 bill on the
Lancaster Bank of Massachusetts, upon Thos. Sim
mons Of No. so Broome street John H. Chambers,
Deputy Collector Of Assessments, became surety
for Butt Allen, the amount being 1000.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

The BROADWAY SHOOTING CAsE.-|irglna Stew
art was sinking rapidly last evening" and was not e1-
pected to survive the night.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
CANAL ROUTETO LYNCIInURG AND HUCII-
ANAN.
aEEsiZEss.sa ass7 7seEEI;-;S;..tss

AEE from Richmond to Lynchburg - TO BuehaB.n 81 an
u and Lexington 500. y - WV
20 he la.h day Of July, the firm Of r. Edmond Co. will com
RI .lr rWeeky line Of PaeketBoats the
NyT hAna~hA Canal leaving lchmond usual on Monday
wednesday and Friday at p ~, reach New Canton AZ
~ ]! VI u the hrst and Lynchburg A. NJ and
DueAAh~h anu Lexington az Y. NJ OF the day.
RETURNING
Leave Buchanan az A. NJ Lynchburv ~ No,d,v
nedneday and Friday reach scotsyie 10Y NJ New Can
"n AZ : T. NJ and arrive In Richmond A. next ay
The boats connect New stage Tor tbe Stl,,,
lotesyilc ~ 'N S'@he ''' Nhh'
PASSENGERS from the country will observe that by this sdu.
hey arrive IN Richmond and Lynchburg
ns 9nI can return home same days at p. 81 Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

NHHOUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
n MtNLoFrom Richmond, virginia, N5k q
10 n e W % r lie ans, Wick sbIIrs, mCmp6ts- -
Louis, w ontg omrry, TuScumbiu, Aug tisIn, Ma
con, nashville. Chattanooga, NC.
THE RICHMOND AND DANyILLR RAILROAD CONtp.Ny
announce that they have just concluded arrangement 10 recent
r and forward gocds above specified at the owinr low
rates: - 'N '''0"Ns low
NJ, How Special LIST % "a
Knoxville, Tenn, andIan ~ '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Ek&& = s -, -. - -
FOR TuE
NORTH AND WEST,s
TWICE DAILY, Sunday nights eNceptedO
ENoR ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON, BALriNORE PHIIApEI-
fhiA NEW YORK and all parts Of the WEST Hours Of
partury ~ A. N. and - r. NJ.
ONCE DAILY, for Charlottesville Stanton, Lexington
viz; At 10 A NJ Thweekly the hour JAekoas
River and stations west OF siauncnviE Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays
Stages on those day, Al Goshen for EeS
Ae
Freight rrsn with passenger attached eavsaun-
ton Tor ackons River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
o'clock A. NJ Leave Jacksons River stanton the sane
days al AS NJ
raRouoH
Alexandria P1t,sburS
Washington loulsyile
Baltimore yeneuonvtue
Philadelphia indianapoIs
New York Nlnsenne.
Newark s; Louis
Zsncsyine ChIcago
Columbus
Dayton Rock Island
Cincinnati
and all Important points In the West.
Baggage checked through by the Company Agents.
Passenger taking the night tS NJ do change
Az Gordonsve The furnished with the Improved
Pour horse coach daily Except sundays>
on The arrival OF the train leaving Richmond CSC A. NJ for Mad
ison Court House.
THos DoDAMEAD,
Gener raj SIM nlent
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Passengers breakfast and Ashland dine en- hoard
% steamers between Aequa Greek Washington
TOT eriher noFmAtioni apply at this Office broad Street
oi'SA0e hhL JAMES b. WINSTON
sAM'L RUTH, supt. ''NA'' agent
Once R y. A p. 4. x Co, !
'Ne''n'N'' jan H. ioo. y Janai-f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
CHICKERING PIANOS.

OulOhEnlNu lANUO.
4 NEW and full supply OF these splendid nstru-
IN mcnts have been received <c<Rf *S-rur
In addition 70 the beautiful Bolx de NOix Cir.
eulAr Action, and the Grand, have the
dolr, beautiful Instrument Of an upright fsrm-
The Chiek eTngs have received
nowned competitors and from fairs
America and EUROPE They and sold NOR,
Pianos than factory In the world
From the Chickering's have emanaed the best perma
ncn that have brought the Piano
con, and by the capital they Invested In
turing they se fully any cheaper
other factory their
without having been fully Inspected by artists
As this factory has than n a
Richmond these Instruments be sold Subscribed
tended
warerOos north side OF Broad street. 9,h and a, Habl
ton a Brothers, Nc. i6g Main street.
mAls NArIIL cARusI Sole Asen,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

RATES on manufactured tobacco 100
a. follows; To Knoxville Nashville on ~. 10 Tns
eunhiA VI "a TO Atlanta Ga, 81 Is Macon Ga a. sg
70 montgomery, Ala, ~ az via M.mpbIs I'll "a e.,
'lsks5nTg' Nstehez and New Orleans, I'll a.
To Dalton and all points south az II these r,ta
WI 70 into eject al once But TO Chattanooga West Of n is
pr ~ ns additional will be charged until completion
OF me Cleveland branch Of the East and Geor
~'' "'''E'A HN'i-
or classification % articles information see
hiis apply Richmond sp D,n Mn,
Company, Richmond q CANppTII So. 'u
Richmond, April ga, 1879. arSs ~,
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NEW FALL STOCK.
BOOISi SHOES, TRUNKS AND LEATHER-TWELVE
HUNDRED CASES.
NE have received opening twelve bupd5 ,.
w part o. our FALL and WINTER STOCK Boots shoes
trunks and sole leather comprising good general
Of all The desirable knd mostly epy.y n,
rs and The qualities such recommend u be good
We invite friends 81 call and stock We are s,a
"a We have bought them A. low house
TO- Ihiidepht or baltimore, and will low All
IN ani OF goo Goods a low prices respectfully Invited
y ne will sell very low. ~ ~ F'''
ptrT,-pv A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIN EMS
-.o,.. DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, sc.
tONsUhERs u Rchhrsons Linens and those drou. OF oh
~ tanning me Genuine Goods should that articles thy
paicas are sealed with the full hr RICIiARDsOS
Suns oWDEN A. guarantee Of the and duray
Of the goods 800 "'"''
This caution rendered essentially large ouap
OF Inferior and defective Linens prepared amer
and sealed With the n RICHARDSON Irish House,
regardless % the Injury thus inflicted American 81,
suer and the manufacturers genuine Goods viii NOT ra
Abtnaon business 80 profitable While purchasers imposed
on with Goods Of a worthless character
J. BULLOCRE A co
teo-dy Agents, 80 Church Street New York
VIRGINIA INVENTION.
Pr RT IT TO NTERS
TIIiE undersigned hes recently invented and had patented
machine Tor Pressing ina Strengthening Hum
PrlzinE. "
Tie machine plain and simple and liable 10 get nut NJ or
dcr Tie tobacco through pair Of which
presses and NJ he time drawing through y strokiur or
STRENGTHENING de'cehus sira gteuing leaves well before
pressing them together. 1870
This machine than 70 per OF the labor and
~ srgonnE tobacco ard does the great better
man can BE- done - hand u also reduces
ne,y one halt These machines cost but ne, compared
With tlflr value shall exhibit Pair the ltt In
"ctt-3n NJ. D. EISOM, Howardsvlle, Va
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1859. NOTICE. ,sso
kssk g IL sSzE = - SSs sSsSs;s

HGySfg@isfss f,fe<fess
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRlyGINrr
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLElts
1hROCGH IItkETSiND THROTCJH ('YEiTEy
- GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
....... TWICE DAllY-sunday night eNccpted-betwern
RCHM0ND, ALENANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTIMoEE PHIL
AhLthiA MN nORh, and all important points West Ma A
quia Greek and Washington, $3.50 '' ~
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC r ,IIROAD
10 The Potomac River - miles, and by SPLENDID and eomfoh
being comfortable and perfectly safe Of speed
- Hours Of departure ESQ A. NJ. and 200 n NJ
80 Baggage under charge Of Special Agents CHECKED
THROUGH TO Washington, baltimore, PhIadephiA ana NJ
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HARVEY, ARMIsTEAD & wILLIAms.

HARVEY, ARMISTEAD & WILLIAMS
81 Penrl Street,
AVE Just received large Groceries which
hey offer 70 TO the trade accommodating terms
sing
900 hbls. No. ! Herring very superior
100 hhds y. o. Sugar
$50 bbls O. Sugar
100 bbts Crushed Leaf and O. suKsf
90 hhds- ~ q. Aolass~s
900 kegs Old Dominion Nala.
100 tons SEeedes Iron
loo do Hoop and Sheet Iron
% do Nail Rods
10 cases MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
10 tons English and American Bistered Steel
800 boxes Tin Plate
300 tierccs
zoo tons Richmond Ground Plaster
900 bars Rio Coffee
500 bags Laguira Coffee
200 baga Java Coffee
100 mats Mocha Codec-very choice
$50 sandords Lirorlee
300 chests Assorted Teas
100 bags Orchard Grass seed
100 DO Herds Grass seed
100 bags Clover Seed
% bhls Tanners on
- tlerces New Rice
% hhds Bacon sides
10 bids. Bacon Shoulders
40 bbla Whisky % do ". v Rum
leo bbls fine Brandy o. whisky
900 bHs Adamaniine Sperm and TailoW Candles
call from buyers Il solicited. fe2s