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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
BELL AND EVERETT IN PRINCE EDWARD.

To We Edlt0r of NE Whig:
1t will no doubt be gratifying to you, as to all friends
of CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY, to learn that Bell and
Everett Club formed in Farmville the 9th ult,
and that its members indicate very determined pur-
pose to 90 10 cork for good old cause Of truth
You will no doubt be furnished with official &C.
cound Of the proceedings of the meeting of organza
ton.
The great feature of the occasion was magnificent
address, by JACK THORNTON. In most of the elements
which 90 to make up the complete orator. Mr. Thornton
has few equals and his effort this occasion was one
of the happiest of his life. We think the old liners
are stirred up in Farmyie and they will take long
pull a strong pull, and pull altogether" Let the
neghboring Wings of Cumberland aud Buckingham at
tend the meetings of their Prince Edward brethren
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RoR PREsIDENT.
ELECTORS.

Dish. lsr. III. CHANDLER, of Norfolk City.
'2nd. TRAVIS II. EPES, Of NOt,ONsy,
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, of Halifax.
4th. JOHN T. THORNTON, of P. Edward.
9Th. JAMES =. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
9Th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond.
7h. LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, Of Williamsburg.
Sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Niddlese1.
Cd" 9th. B.H SHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier.
'o 10Th. ANDREW E KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
nth. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON. of ROckbridge.
18th. W. r. STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
18th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
l4lh. J. j. JACKSON, Jr, Of Wood
18th A. b. CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE CONVENTION.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND wHIG.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. l6.-The Convention met at
one o'clock. About four hundred delegates we're pre-
sent Shelton +. Leake was chosen temporary Chair.
man and VIM. n. Amber permanent.
After much discussion resolution was adopted APP
pointing committee to correspond with the Staunton
Convention, with view to settlement Of differences.
The idea held out in debate that the rejection Of
overtures would damage Douglas in Virginia.
The Convention djourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Ex-Goy. Smith is to address the people tonight.
Senator Hunter is present but takes part in the
Convention. Med.
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Noble and True.

To all charges Against the Nationality of EDwARr
EvgRErr emanatiDg from whatever source, We oppose
the following extract from the speech of John Breck
iurdge maze on the 2lsl of December 1882 at Frank
fort
Tbere Is another element at the North not large bu
SonLE Am rRuK Il consists Of the scattered cohorts oil
the Cd rAig party, Of like EVERETT, Choate and
their associates whose CONSERVATISM CULTURE AND PAT
RiorisN REnELIED AGAINST REPUBLICAN ALLIANCE
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We find the following in the Louisville Democrat
s,BRycXlRlDGE NEN AND ALL OTHERS, CONE UP TO
Tux NARA gentleman authorizes US to make the
following proposition;
one landed dollars 10 thousand that the Hon. John
c. Breckenridge does not for the Presidency IN No
vember next Persons desiring TO take the bet wi" ap-
ply at this Office
Il appears from the above if their some truth
in the rumOr that Breckenridge will withdraw from the
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FOR SALE
xxrrsU1yG To move 10 a more southern State, offer

NNTI7ING TO TO soubern State, offer for sale
w my Ia the county Of Cumberland eight miles south Of
the ous and both sides Of Guinea Creek The
made In 1885, eight hundred and III
yied d. Of them vel enclosed and ell Of them
well waered there being addition the Creek before
c between twenty and thirty falling srrgs Of the finest
reeone About Cnehaf Of the clear
Ell and 10 old field pine with small portion ~
lin growth large proportion Of the pine land hne timber
liant Ian the head OF many Of the ire squaHng 70 from
ten nch and the whoe 81 that kad Of and
persed vita Wanu Redbu1 Doswood and similar growth The
sou mostly light gay, with hEe clay subso and peculiar
IL adapted growth Of tobacco aud The
Of the fin sstemmng and shipping tobacco region Of
the The Of story frame DWELL
above the basement With closets epch and
dining with co.tt In tie has An once In the
,arI A,tory halt high, and such other
buildings usually found on such farms Bdes old
rar there young Of five hundred trees recently set
Churches the Episcopal Old School aud Constitutional Pesby
ean Methodist Bap denoTaaiions OF
the fker,t being tina eight miles from the place
The widely and justly celebrated for the int H.
Vence n high moral worth Of . inhabi ants
take pleasure In hosing the place 10 wishing
purchase Address Stony Point Nils Cunbera"d, Va
anII-clm JOHN THO5 MILLER. N. D.
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RelI nnd FYerelt rTeetIng.

There will be a meeting of the friends of Bell and
Everett at wOsham Hotel the plank road, tomorrow
Saturday night, at which time Bell and Everett Club
will be formed, and several addresses delivered Let
there be rousng turn out of good and true on the
occasion Let Breckinridgers and DOuglastes attend
also, and listen to the TRUTH and join in the move,
ment Roll along the bail!
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TIE STATE OF PARTIES IN PATRICK COUNTY
THE BRECKINRIDGERS BORROWING DELE
q ATEc FROM THE n0IrGIAS RANKS


GATES FROM THE DOUGLAS RANKS. A
PATRICK O. H., Va, Aug. Z, 1850.
To the Editor of the Wing.
see one or two communications from this county, IN
the Breckenridge and Lane papers, that represent the
Democracy here as being unanimous for the Seceders
Nothing can be more false There doubt that the
Douglas party is equally strong the Yancey wsg in
this county Last Court day, meetings were held by
both wings of "he harmonious" but from some cause
or other the proceedings of the Douglas meeting have
not yet been published but the other meeting has, So
hard they put up to it to get material to send to
the Charlottesville Convention that they actually had to
appoint Douglas men to make respectable showing
The following gentlemen appointed without their
consent and with their position Douglas men known
to the meeting that appointed them: Geo. W. Penn,
COL Chas Pass G. W. Chiefly, j. W. Shelton, and sew
era others, open and avowed Douglas Say moth
ing more for Douglas for he is certainly stronger up
here among the Jackson Democracy than Breckenridge
All right here for Bell and Everett We intend to roll
up a majority for them in this mountain county that
will astonish our eastern brethren. PATRlCh.
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STANTON CONVENTION.

Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Whigl
SrAuSros, Aug. l6, 1860.
The Convention met at twelve o'clock in the armory.
There was large attendance. II called to order
by Samuel Cook Of Rockingham and George Baylor
chosen temporary Chairman. A committee on perma.
nent organization appointed and the Convention ad
journed until four.
mass meeting was addressed by Messrs Wallace and
Collier in strong Douglas speeches. No signs Of fusion.
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.nrnnrnnn. WntnrmsIon.

We are indebted to our friends, Aessrs. Burke Egg
geston on Franklin street, for the most prodigously
large watermelon our eyes gazed upon. 1t weighs
$50 pounds, and was grown by Mr.. B. w. Talley, o
Hanover. We have named it the "Bell Melon" and
as it is 50 large and glorious melon, our friends in the
country should supply themselves with the seed. lO
Of six Of these melons sent to the city yesterday by Mr.
T.ley. weighed 299 pounds Hurrah for the BELL Wa
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nm. n,nnhlIcnn. HeIpIng RreekInrIdge.

The BreeknrdgeY ticket in tie Northern States
is being used for the benefit of Lincoln. In every State
in which i; is run the chances Of Lincoln will be i'm
proved The Republicans understand this. Hence the
following biz Of advice, which Hon. John Wentworth,
Republican Mayor of Chicago, gives
All that the Republicans have to do is to see that
Brecknrdge tickets are pat in nomination and support
ed in every northern State We observe that this Is
already being done 70 very considerable extent Even
mn In Vermont We perceive that Breckenridge ticket is
70 be run. ="
Il it not a. clear as day light that the running OF
Breckenridge only benefits Lincoln DO not the people
see and understand?
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RelI md Kverett NomInatIOns.

The friends of Bell and Everett in Pennsylvania have
nominated Hon. Henry NJ Fuller for Congress in the
Second District of Philadelphia, and John Bell Robinson
in the Fourth District Mr. Fuller in Congress seVe
raj years ago, and acquired national reputation.
Henry N. Fuller is an able and noble man, and Is
doing glorious service in the present canvass.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
MISSOURI POLITICS.

ST. LouIs, Aug 1.-THE Bulletin publishes card
signed by Senator's Polk and Green declaring that their
suggestions of State Convention in which the friends
Of Judge Douglas should be represented as well as those
Democrats adheng to the principles of the party united
on the platform of the last convention has been render
ed nugaory by the opposition of the friends Of Judge
Douglas They therefore suggest the holding of ano-
Their State convention. 1t will be held on the 10th OF
September the main object being to revise the electoral
ticket
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where Tint letter

We have succeeded in extracting from Obscurity Mr.
Breeknrdges letter accepting the. Richmond nOmina-
ton. Where is Mr. Erwins letter informing him Of it
1t was no doubt rghul in its DisunOn aspect 1t must
have been so to reflect the opinion of the Convention
Where Is ~ The neople demand il?
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BRECKINRIpGE WON'T WITHDRA

BREUkINRIDGE WON'T WITHDRAW.
WAsMSGros, Aug l6.-A letter from Mr.. Breckenridge
the National Executive Committee positively denies his
intention of Withdrawing from the campaign.
The same committee are now sending out address
the people of the Union party, replying to the Doug
las committee address
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17

RchmOndt to scottsvle ~ Richmond to Lexington % o.
Lyme burg Il co " buchanan. W
New Canton, -
The through will Richmond usual Monday, Wednes
day aud Friday ~ and and after the 2st instead oil
leaving viii leave ~ Tuesdays Thursdays and
New Canton Returning leave
New Canton Monday. wednesday and Friday at II Meridian
duanc time NJ passing In card below for through
line and line will pass intermediate
points on the opp Dste lay at same hours
Richmond Monday We'd Leave ynchburg Monday Wed
nesdly AID friday, 1t p. NJ nesday snd Fhjsy at NJ
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W. W. WEBB, G. C.
pAroR and FlDra and smrH,P.o
THE coMMnoNwEALTH OF VIRGINIA

To the sheriff Of Lunenburg county greeting: 80 . .
We command summon the Richmond and Danyine Kali
appear the Rules at the Clerks Oee OF The
Ccut unenburg county the first MONDAY In septem
her VIM I. flppn OF plea trspAss on Inc
case damage 4lOl: and have then and there this wr,
Witness Webb Clerk Of our said Court al the Courthouse
the day July 1862 and In the s5h The Common
wealth. W w WEBB
n a,fT- nv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17

John G. Breckenridge is beaten in his own precinct
his own city, bis own county, bis own district and his
own State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
MARYLAND DOUGLAS CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l6-The State Douglas Convention
was held to-day in the Maryland Institute Hall. An
electoral ticket appointed. Adjourned sine die.
The Attendance not large
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r ANDFOR sALENRAR POWHATAN @. III

Iul OF Ian which formerly rtsidet, ~
Ing miles PowhAin Court House, and conta ming
40 half OF which cleared and the balance IN
GishI md 5sps ipIpg, within 100 ySrds OF the
dwelling water The dwelling house contains
neat and Office smother good odg
nE rooms, 10 the yard good kitchen, with two stairs
en- with brick chlmnei The ouhorsss consist Of large
framed barn. with sheds all round cora house three new bac
houses with prize she'd and stripping and packing room ST.,
hors Ice houses at the poad near the
dwelling and the other In the yard god ana large smoke house
The place as healthy as any In Virginia The contemplated
built viii run within the land IL ruas where ought
Terms lib rail- and accommodating Address,
sui7-wSv R. P.GRAvE', Povhatan c. II.
NOR PHILADELPHIA.-The superior fast II
Il sailing WM. SEVERE, Capt. Jno Brooks, hav .&E
the eater pron Of her cargo engaged will sail with depach
suiT-5t wD. oOLQUIvT co.
NOR BALTIMORR.-Ths superior fast sailing "a
Il vchr GEORGs W. GRIOE capaia Jnhn Palmer hav SIT
the greater portion Of her engaged will sail with quick
aai7 st '''-''' . .''''4'' W D. CoLQUrrr co.
L sailing schooner, Lady Suffolk Capt Andrew Ba A4GzN
be having portion Of her engaged and going board
viii have quick Dispatch For balance Of g5t AMY to
L shp, civ OF Richmond Gait T. Mitchell is now nG1.S
ready receive esh and will leave Saturday the 18th
at O'clock For freight or passage having 'CPeor lceommO
Rockets, or 100 Main street. from 8 SP n.
Boston freight taken through by steam at reduced rats and
with dispatch. aulI--2t
NOR HALTIMORE.-Thesiea steamer GEORGE <zfSR,
i PEABODY, apt. Ri chArd Prchard, will receive :asl
h to-day FRIDAY aud to the hour Of leaving IL clock
Tregt taken via Baltimore sweIt rates with
No hhd received on board unless engaged a, our office
requested to be board before the ur Of de-
Passage and Fare s.
Tickets procured either Office In shockoe Slip opposite
aui7-a DAVID 4 wM. oURRIE
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TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
EZEKIEL's INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA
HAIR ESTORE Err.

ID FAD following certificate Of your Ounsman gen.
IL ueman well ALL II this Satisfactory call q,
the Proprietor Main Street, and you certificates
all sections Of the Union:
RICHMOND, July 10, 1850.
Mr. NJ Esets-Dedr Sir: take great pleasure In informing
you used three Bottles Of Hair Restore with
Rres AYsEIF HAS GEoWIso please
send me half . dozen bottles
Respectfully,
JOHN O. cHnn.
BATTLE HousE,
MosuE, ALI, April 9Th, 1860. (
~ etiel E9 Ricsrsond-Dear Sir: You kind 10
present me- guest Of house, with Bottle OF your
esorer which has exhausted for several days. and
have enquired agents In this city day ssr day.
my sapply The trial Of Restore As far as ny
limited supply permitted to judge, Is tightly siTrsFicroRr
give fair trial. and wi therefore, thank 70 send
me Bottles BY Adams Express send bill with he
package be collected delivery Your early compliance will
very much obige Yours truly,
r. PEAsE
kH-P sale by all Druggists In the Uuied States.
eF Price 81 per Bottle.
- All orders must be addressed 10 the Proprietor
r. EZEKIEL. 90 Main 81,
vi
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Daniel ;. Mccormick and Edward Hines,
Ia ANngDV.

The object Of this suit is subject to the payment OF several
judgments In favor PLAINTIFF obtained against the defend
act DAmei McCornck Spring the Circuit Court
for ls Lunsnburg county The right title and Interest OF said
DANIEL mick In and to two tracts ofland lying In Luhen
burg county Which title aud interest he conveyed attempted
the defendant fdWard Hines by deed bearing dse
4th March 1860 dyed for rcordaon the lh
MAY and Of record In the Clerks once Of Lunenou
county court appearing from affidavit ned that 7e de-
ndan Edward Hines resident Of the State Of Vrs MIA
ordered appear within month after due pubhca
ton Of this order do necessary protect Ills Interest
ID "''' sun wwRBB &C
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.
NOR nALTIMORR.-Thestea steamer GEORGE 81
nAILY LINE nR PACKRTS.

TUyRI WEEKLY sCOTTsyILLE LYNCH rz1e-,rTIITITi,
II BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN 60
AND TRI.wFEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI-
LY LINE AS FAR AS NEW CANTON.
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A copy-Tete:
auII-clawiW X. .. GRAVES. C'k

VALUABLB CIIARLBs CITY FARM FOR
sale. The subscriber offers for sale, privately his FARM
known as INDIAN YIELD situated ia the county Of Charles
CT mil below the OF Richmond, and convenient
public Landings Jamei River The above act contains by
ola survey GgO 40 arab ami the balan
c ely gosth The improvements Of the usual
Kind Addr.u wM J. UPsHAw NJ 4.
anil --rff
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RICHMOND,

" AUGUST Is, 1850
Va In the Richmond Cir.
Ronlpson nc cult Court.
nv decree entered In this cause day May 1860
among thnls ordered follows sand the court
doth further that Ma Ann Robinson, Administrative Of
James Robinson
the Comm sone Of this Court and the said Comms
missioner directed enq and ascertain such notice
sueh he deem proper the amount and character
ecve Of the claims agnsi the estate OF James Robinson,
the said account and the result Of tie said
enqur, Court with special statement matter
pert himself which he be required by
party 90 TO ftsc.'
An pates interested hereby notified that have fixed
Saturday OF Sep $50 at 10 O'clock A. NJ OF
nv ocr City Of Richmond the aforesad direc
ton and make the Aforesaid enquiry.
will with the undersigned at that time and lace
auiI-w4w IHos r ENANE Conf
VIRGINIA: Al Rules held In the Clerks once Of the Cir
cult Of Powhatan County from the 9th 70 sih day Of
August, inclusive, in the year 1850:
Harris, James Harris, and Virginia Harris an Infant I'M
Plaintiffs.
against
Mary Zoe exx Of chlan Cooke deed late sheriff OF Pow
County and such admir- Of Rob Harris, and Danl
strng,r ami others. Defts.
IN CHASCERY:
brought the entnt OF the accounts OF Chas
tain Cooke deed Sheriff Of Powhatan County, aud such
admir- of Robt Harris, decd, md balance
witch may against him and bis dep y Henry Gordjn
on ~ and the PLAINTIFF having filed their bill and u
ing by satisfactory evidence d that the defendant Mary
Cooke extx o. In Cooke decd, not resi- tnt Of this
state motion OF the laiuds Is ordered that the said
Mary Cooke ex Spper here within month due
publication order ad do what Is protect her
interest hrren and that Of this order be forthwith pubh
Richmond Wing and public adyer.e Newspaper pub
sed the City ofRemond and continued week for
cey and that another copy be posted At the font
door OF the Of this county, the County Court
day.
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Ii be sold on FRIDAY the 1ih September, 1862 at Keysyi
containing 400 hertabou belonging TO
WA Watkins Jr y about mile from keysye and be-
the Railroads. large portion OF well umbered part
handsome q creek running through the land
good Dwelling and 1e usual ont houses on the tract
TERMS made known on the day Of sale Title good.
Address W. W. HENRY CONF In
Watkins son vs.. Watkins, &c,
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rae GOHsTITUFIOH-sTITE RIsHTS.
To CORRESPONDENTS 7 :.

AIss ,rissa on boa stdss Of pdpsr oh sot % puoA
az 7s rls 81 lOa0 stania9, OegAf q % enoa . a.
AL departed rom Ootsfry aossoss escse
a. sigAf las are oAargsd J6r az advertisements.
80 " oaaof uatsrtfd retra rejected c0aooa3ccoAs
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VTIRGINIA-At Rules held In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Cour Of LunenbuTs the As Monday In August soJ
being the 9Th day Of The month
A. Converse and Thomas w. Wlnn admir- Of John Epes dscd
" Plaintiffs
Against, n-,.....
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HOME SCHOOL,

EASTWOOD, sTAUSTON, VIRGINIA.
NTpS SAMUEE fOHRksr, proposes TO open, At Eastwood
wi the 18th September Home school, for ladies', lnh
to ID Competent Instructors In the useful and
branches led and taken TO
the lei culture of mind aud heat.
osrd and ISL Tuition 500 Music AMI french extra
Rfsrsio Rev. X II wlnlv Col. v. II. smith, Gen VIM. H.
Richardson, J. Bacon Esq, Com l.. Henderson, U. n
kuiT-
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yxTANTED.-A Deputy CLERK In a Circuit Court 0nce
w address Box 80. Richmond, Va shlI-eu
yVANTE D.-A Young Man, graduate Of VI gnia College,
w and well recommended desires Situation Teacher.
Address Box No ., Salsm a. auII-.lawiw
SCHOOL WANTRD.-AY rglnia Lady, qualified 10 We
= instruction Enrsh French DawAg and Painng, AID
rudmsnt Of Mus desires situation Teacher situation In
of the southern 81 ties preferred References given and
CURED AM Communication ldessed TO Box 90 Ruher Glen,
Virginia, will receive prompt attention. au.I-2aWf
kagh Register copy twice week. for three weeks and send
bill To Wing Office.
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The BLur RIDGE TUSSEL-DAMAGE BY RAIN, AT SrAUS-
roS-No PRosPEcr RE.uSIos OF THE DEMOCRACY.
SrAuSroS, Aug. Is, 1860.
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2 A MEXICAN GUANO.-lOO sarvis Is'sndI Amer
"A lean auAno warranted genuine for sale low to close
| aulT-u A. g. LEE, on the Dock.
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UCIOw AR YERr'-GRAND PICNIC AND RURAL
ii fe4vkl Of the employees OF N sinner Co s Sew
ig Machine Estsbshinen to Jones Wood Thursday July
IL Tickets tv enty five centa Can be had from M Hewes
the Office broadway and Grand
street sheons band has bean engaged Tor the
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Is vER sAoUKNAY,
X = H.i Hal BAY AND rADoUsAC.
he Al sea g,arr sAoUENAY CNpt. Rene simsrd
Ge-vrs uebcc every Wednesday AIS A. n. escursor
pnfsr--t 90 way For description q this roie VIII
skr'ches -rtcle In HArpers Monthly M.ganne or July
lge stxtsroprs can Ne by wiring telegraph
LoiIN LAIRD. Agent, II Pstro street, ousbeo
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MAKINERs'sSAvIN0sB BANK, No THIRD AVENUE
W Dividend notice-The semi annual Interest, at the
Of such entitled thereto
viii be payable and after the 10th Of July Interest no
drawn win be credited the depository and bear interest
principal Bank open daily from A. NJ TOT p. M and
Monday Wednesday Saturday evenings from O'Clock
TH0MASB STII1.MAN, President