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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
DISCUSSION IN FAIRFAX.

To The Editor Of the Wig:
Iu accordance with their published programme, the
Breckenridge Douglas and Bell electors, Messrs Hun
ton Brent and Shackeord met here to-day for discus
SION A large crowd was drawn to the courthouse, in
anticipation and each of these gentlemen seemed TO be
ia fine feather and right well did each acquit himself
in advocating the pretenons OF his respective candidate
for the Presidency. Gen Hunton led oil in speech OF
one hour his effort being mainly to prove that his eau
didate was the representative man OF the smonpure an
maculaie anti-Covode Democracy, with lame effort TO
show that John Bell and Edward Everett were Abofi-
toRiSts H fauOr Of dboiiShiRg the siGpe trade ia the
District, and the former secesSionist-the cid cry
but this time the people will look away from such clap
trap TO the UnOn the Consttu ion, and the enforce
meat Of the Laws. The General followed by Mr..
Brent in a speech timed to one hour. Ne did not hear
him through, but Mr.. B. is elegant speaker aud
though his party strength in this county is small, this
fact did not dampen his speech, or cause him to Tag III
his arguments He presented the Little Giaut this once
pct of the Democracy as the regular Democratic nomi-
nee of the antiBreckinridge-Y aucey Democracy. As
the speeches of these two gentlemen in so far as they
were confined 10 their family quarrel is not particularly
interesting the Wings, except for fun, will pass to
the speech of Mr.. Shackleiord His speech, like the
Others was confined to hour and during that time,
Mr.. s held the crowd bound by one OF the most
able aud eloquent efforts il has ever been good for
tune to hear. His speech full Of good humor IN
answerable argument and sound reasoning in behalf OF
the Union the Constitution and the enforcement Of the
Laws and made most favorable impression here.
Fairfax is waking up. The old "genteman's party"
is being terminated and rejuyenated. Bell and Ever
cit Club was organized to day with Major H. W. Thorn
as as its President aud the other usual officers. We
shall poll in November than Goggins strength
The mo chance" cry is no longer heard Push on the
column. Fairfax will do her duty. She will not forget
that TO her belongs the proud title of Pdter PdrG
Yea ctsos and that within her borders Edward Everett
has erected his own most eloquent ana enduring monu-
ment WING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
Mr.. Bell and the slave Trade In the District
OF Columbia.

Certain Breckenridge orators and journalists by giving
sr6ed extracts from Mr.. Bells speech, have tried to
convey the impression that he 10 favor Of the sup
preston OF the slave trade 10 the District Of Columbia
The record shows that Mr. Bell voted against the bill IN
roduced for that purpose in the Senate. True he stated
at one time that he had made up his mind to support
the proposition to suppress the slave trade in the DIS
rct but e was because it was connected with the fusi
tive Slave Bill and other compromise measures that 9th
euise he would think it inexpedent TO pass the bill IN
aid shape and that he had insuperabe objections to the
b as framed These objections were not removed and
b, voted against IT, In vol 81 Of the Congressional
Globe appears the following proceedings Of the Senate
Mr. Hale-Nr President rise to inquire what IS the
question before the Senates
The Prcsidcnt-It is the passage OF the Oil 10 sup
press the slave trade ia the District Of Columbia
Mr. Mason called for the yeas and nays on the passage
and thew we're ordered and were as follows;
YEAs-Messrs Baldwin, Benton Bright, Cdss, mex
iaso1. Delss # HIs, Dodge Douglas, Jones, Harris
StisIL Slrgson. Walker Caase Clark, Clay, Cooper,
Davis of Mass DAYTON Ewing, Fech Fremont Greene,
G.-fp, Hale. uimjn, Seward, Sprague, Underwood,
Wales, Wuthrop-33.
NAYs-N,ssrs. AJchis1n Badger, Barnwcll BaEL L,
Be.ra1 Butler, Davis, OF Miss, Dawson, Downs, huH-
trf King, Maugum, Mason, Martin, Pratt, Sebastian,
Souc, Turner, lulec-l?.
We have noted among the yeas, in italics, the names
Of Democrats nov in full fellowship with both branches
Of the Democracy. Mr.. Bell is innocent of tue charge
vet they reject him aud hold to men who are guilty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
Vs,thnm Club Meeting.

We had the pleasure Of attending meeting oil the
Wes,ham Bell and Everett, Club Wednesday evening
Toe meeting was quite large and unusually Jealous one
and was ably and effectively addressed by Col Thomas
J. Evans Indeed Col. Evans speech on the occasion
vas one Of the very best have heard during the can
vass It was argumentatiye and pointed aud telling
throughout, and produced splendid impression upon
the audience as testified by the earnest attention with
which il was listened to and the hearty applause with
which l. was received The Col is a capital political
speaker and we rejoice to know that he intends to de-
vote himself energeteay, as far as his professional du'
ties will permit, to the work Of the canvass.
The Club at wesham is large, Jealous, and flourish
ing one aud composed Of fine material and We are sure II
will accomplish much fOr the cause in the present eau
vas The President Mr. Hooper and Messrs. Cogwellaud
Peasauts and many Others all earnes. and devoted
men, whose souls are in the work. and who will do all
tha, men can do 10 elect Bell and Everett. We wish
them abundant success.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
DJsCUSsJON IN Pulaski

To the Editor Of the Wig:
Waller R. Staples, the Elector for this district was
with to-day, and made speech Of about hour and
a-half in which he fully sustained his reputation
able and bold debater His speech listened to by all
parties and hazard nothing in saying its effects will
be and felt the day of election. Mr. Ronald the
assistant eecor for the Breckenridge branch of the De-
mocracy replied in speech of equal length the greater
portion of which occupied in attack the Doug
las Democrats and attempted vudicalon of bis candi
date from the charge Of dsunion procvities Mr. Sta
pies peculiarly happy in reonder of 80 minutes in
which he elected the deaiening applause. Hon.
Fayette McMuen present at the discussion, having
made aMcMuen speech on the day, in advocacy OF
his peculiarclams McMullen seat in the next
Congress- and by way of assisting his young friend the
Breckenridge eecto put in once or twice. but got rap
or two so well laid that he was willing to desst.
Yours A B. c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

TIE CAPTURE OF WALKKR.-By the steamer Empire
City, at New York, we have confrmaory accounts from
Honduras OF tie capture Of Gen. Walker together with
some seventy of his followers the river Rio Negro.
The Geographic dispatches mention the Of Col.
Kudler," who is to be shot, along with Walker. The
"Prensa" prints the name "Ruttler."
Our accounts in other particulars bear out the tee-
graphic version. Immediately on the capture OF the fill
busters by the forces of the British steamer Icarus they
we're turned over TO the commander of the Honduras
forces Gen. Alvarez with the understanding that Walker
aud bis Colonel would be dealt with according to what
was right" and that his followers who for the most
part were sick aud wounded and incapable Of bearing
arms should be permitted to return the United States
the United States consul at Truxo being responsible for
the necessary expenses. The whole party then,
under the command of the Honduras general marched
back to Truxillo where they confined pr olers
their and baggage having been previously taken
from them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

Protestant EPISCOPAL BISHOP IN TRoUBLE.-Bish-
OBJ Whitehouse Of Illinois has been in trouble since
his connection with that diocese On last Friday, the
Episcopal Convention Quincy, Ill., broke up in row
on test relating question referring the action
of the bishop 10 the cathedral lot matter lay commit
tee The lot had been given TO the diocese for the pur
pose of building cathedral and mansion for the bishop.
This lot against the wishes Of the diocese the bishop
sold for So OO0 retaining the money, insisting that he
had right to keep it in trust and appropriate when and
where be should choose The object to take the
money of the bishops hands and return il to the don
or of the lot The bishop introduced bishop just
dained and his decided the question against the
members-it standing 40 to Is. The Rev. Mr.. Hodges,
of Chicago rose and denounced the whole dishonest
Transaction and more than half the convention mme-
diately left the house, compelling final adjournment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
Innrr1oNI1. nv THE EUROPA.

Mr.. Lindsay, who has instructions relative to ship
ping negotiations with the United States arrived in the
Europa.
The weather IN England very favorable to the
crops. Harvest In the southern counties was nearly
completed and the result exceeded expectations Ope-
rations have been commenced in the more northern
counties with encouraging prospects The weather was
fine in Paris but floods and hurricanes are reported in
the provinces.
The number of English volunteers offering for Garibal
d so great that funds could not be raised fast enough
TO send them TO Naples.
Hickman Brothers, iron masters of Beston, had failed
Their liabilities are ESQ 900 sterling.
The London Times editorialy says that the King OF
Naples had gone Gaeta only TO consider whether he
will fly to Madrid or Vienna. Before leaving he reduced
the penalties of all prisoners
II reported that So 200 Austrans had received or
ders to leave Cavia for Trieste Recent disturbances at
Udna Austria had led the discovery Of great con-
spracy favorable 10 Garibad and numerous arrests were
made.
The Turin papers denounce the position Of the troops
of General Limoricere and call upon the Pope to dis
band the foreign mercenaries.
A general meeting of the National Union at Coburg
unanimously adopted programme the transfer ofthe
central power TO Prussia and the convention Of the Ger
man Parliament
The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Streletz Is dead.
1t reported that the French government had sent
diplomatic note TO Switzerland relative TO the outrage
at Geneva the French flag The outrage in question
was perpetrated by Swiss mob during a violation OIL
Swiss territory by Savoyards going in procession to con
| graduate the Emperor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
Want 10 take Advantage OF their own
Wrong.

We viii dissolve the Union, say the YAScEYrrEs, il
LINCOLN is elected To make that excuse plausible
one reutemen you mus, FIRST try to defeat LINCOLN
You can beat him. aud if you do not yeu cOnnye at the
wrong which you intend to seize upon the excuse for
committing a greater wrong If you want united
South for dsunon fest do all you can to save the Union
with honor then if sheer necessity drives you to the
last resort all will be with you, but you can't be permit
ted TO elect LINCOLN and then take advantage Of your
own &C. to perciptate disuoion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
Mas. Meeting in Green.vllIe county.

There will be Mass Meeting of the friends Of Bell
aud Everett at Hekss Ford in GreensviIe county,
Wednesday the 10th Of October. number of distin-
gushed speakers have been invited and expected
attend and address the people Let there be rousing
gathering of devoted ireemen the occasion, deter
mined TO serve the South and the Union BY eectrg
Bell and Everett to the Presidency and VcePresdency
Of the United States!
M h. hnml
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
THE GRAIN TRADE.
TIE GRAIN TRADE
The Nsp Orleans Bulletin, in its late annual ReyieW

OF the trade Of that city, says:
There article IN which have been disappointed
than wheat which formerly furnihed important Item In
trade Al the Of the Anticipated that
abundant crop would undoubtedly large surplus above
the Western mes 10 meet the probable export
mand add that with ample supplies market would exhibit
nrusd activity aithoug II night be A. low OF pies
Tn at that early day Of 1900 Of the
alb onesrh Of ths entire receipts Of the
Of eIie rade hut the result
shown tn faacv n these views the entire e' OF the
only 10 100 sacks sganst 20 900 ast 40
$40 IN ISIS 10000 In 1891, 10000 In $50 and 81 500 in
lSs45 falling OF 10 the receips ewing to the c
trade and the Increased capacity Of the Western mills than
deficiency In the supply. We hope tat with the ABUNDANT
huVs Of tn past season. the Incoming year Will present more
faVorbe result FOR the pat th recet having been
mostly for forward the North 70 the Alabama M
in the article have been too Uncomfortable to make market
require further conuiett
The Indan has exhibited Increased animation.
The receipts last Of 100 saeSs and
have active DIN nj both fer consumption and export In
1882 the for the home trade absorbed
eghhs Of the les leaving oneeighh for shipment
Durng the year larger proporon-abou threeeh bs OF
entire supply has been taken for export but tt the hone de-
and has controlled the market sustaining for the greater part
Of season. at husss the limits OF European or Bth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
IN. Crlttenden a. Na.hriIIe.

Hon JouS J. CRlrrESDEN is to visit Nashville Tenn,
on the "A inst, and the Union men of that city are
preparing to give him reception in keeping With bis
houors aad services. Mr. CRrTENDEN has not been at
Nashville since 1874, when the great Convention was
held, and Henry Clay there with him. The old elm
tree where the great orators spoke to the assembled null
litude still pointed out, in the part of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

PoLE RAIsING.-We understand Douglas and John
son poll erected at Brooks station, Spoisylvana CO..
ON Saturday last Mr. Rowe spoke two hours and a-hal
Fights numerous. Two men who came together in
clrryal, "fell out' politically. One said bis Breckn-
ridge horse should not pull Douglas sarrya and so
they settled that with fight The fighting Democracy
are having gay time The National-Jackson-D Douglas
Democracy were invited to drink.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

There viii be Mass Meeting Of the friends of Bel
and Everett in Essex county next Tuesday the 25ih
last Quite number Of eminent orators have already
gued their purpose TO be present and address the peo
pie, aud we hope that will fail to comply with their
promise Little Essex is renowned for her devotion to
the true faith under all circumstances and trust that
our friends their may have glorious gathering Tues
day next, and that glorious amount of good may be
~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

ket dull We quote before, via :Muscovado 2ta2s cents
Porto Rico 80asT cents New Orleans 4Ia50 cents
PRovoxsRsnaln dull and heavy and without transae
tons OF apy description 70 report Bacon selling Jhbng lots
for Shoulder and II cents for sdes Lard at ~ cts
q Western 10 bb and tcs II cents In kegs; 12a3 cts for
Butchers and baby cents for refined
EcB-we quote Rec firm at 5a5h cts for good 70 PRIME
but, the stock being light, there Is little doing
nothing done In Sugar to-day we len The
market but we quote drm 70 prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
RICHMOND WING
ELECTIONS.

DIST. lsr. L. H. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
&" End TRAVIS Il. EPsS, Of No,toWay
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, of Halifax.
AL. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
Ssh. JAMES p. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
&" 9Th. MARMADUEE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
" 7th. LENUEL J. BOwDEN, of Williamsburg
&" sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, of MiddleseH.
9th. B.H. SHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier.
lOth ANDREW +. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson
',,llth. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
= 18th. W. r. STAPLES Of Montgomery.
18Th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
18th. J. j. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood.
18th. A. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

THosE QuEsroSs.-When Judge Douglas answered the
Norfolk questions be requested that they might be put
Mr. Breckenridge. Colonel Lamb, the Of the occasion,
pledged himself that they should be- They put
Mr. Breckenridge in a variety of FORMS hut they have
never been answered How's that, Col Lambs Don't
you feel little sheepish i-FrGnkOrt lRyl eOnmPh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
Political FuturitV.

HOl1Ulcdl
A NTIoIPATIONs or THE PUTURE TO SERVE AS LESSONS
FOR THE PRESENT TIME in the form Of extracts Of lett
from Eng resident the United States TO the London lines
from 1870 with Appendix the causes and Cnse
ouencts u the Independence OF the sodh
'IP THIS BE TREASON MAKE THE MOST OF Ir."-PATncK
HKSRY, lTI5
PAID -.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
can purchase their supply Of Books and Stationery the best
terms, Of I2i Main 81 seal J. W. RANDOLPH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

FRosr IN Contamination Wednesday and Thursday
nights of last week had frost enough to kill pumpkin
vines and the like but not enough to bite the soft corn,
we presume. The prospect now is, that we shall come
off clear Of injury to the late corn, from Frost and re H.
ze the most abundant crops produced in Greenb-
or -Lnlcnfnienf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

Tux PRtNcE TALKING GERNAS-There was crowd at
PeteTsburgh Canada 10 greet the Prince Of Wales I is
a German settlement, and address presented to
him in German Having no written reply ready, the
Prince answered verbally in German telling them that
he delighted to hear Of their prosperity and hoped il
would continue We imagine the delight of the Hans
aud Katrnes al hearing the Prince speak German 50 u
emily,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

FRoX MEIIco.-Vera Cruz dates Of the I'd have been
received at New Orleans Thirty thousand Liberals are
said to be marching the city Of Mexico where Mira
mon with 1900 men, was awaiting the at ack, which
expected to take place on the Sth. The Bishop Of
Guadalajara had been liberated. Gen. Uraga had es-
capped. Three thousand Liberals are also advancing
from Cuernavaca Gen. 0rtega is expected from Qua
dalsara. Civil war continues in New Lean
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
TTrom Editor OF Norfolk Herald
BAKER,s PREMIUM BITTERS.

NHIs the which celebrated Btie mostly
sought after, and possessing they do divide fame
II hardly impress the mind Of the Inv aid their
nesmabe virtues We have In social intercourse heard but
expression In their and that Is whenever used they act
and prove ecaeiou than medicine that
has been offered the public The maker Of these Brrs
highly wrought flaming hand bills further
Btters simply throwing The article Its
merritt 10 be judged accordingly lie does like all the quack
stuff In that Il will all the Ills eomnon 70 hu
many but he stakes his reputation that accord
Ing to directions will Ague and Fever Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaint Cholera Morbus, Indigestion Sour Stomach Loss Of
Appeteand all diseases arising from orpdy Of the Liver and
nscon Of the digestive Their equal vet TO be bad
These Bt,ers be had MesJ ADlE GRAY, PURCkLL
LADD Co., and by all prominent Dugg in the city OF Rich
and elsewhere 10 Virginia and North Carolina Also O.
sT0rT CO., Washington City, d. O.; CANDY GILPis co.
Baltimore; B. A. rAHHEsrooKk co. Philadelphia, and BARNES
. PARK, New York.
Orders allied By addressing T. BkfR, Proprietor.
lam Al ond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

DETERMINED TO FGHT IT 0Ur.-A letter from dstin.
gushed source just received in Washington, that
the Chinese will not yield to the French and English
forces without desperate struggle They represen-
ted as being but poorly supplied with to resist the
European enemy their small verpons being for the most
pant, match-locks and bows and arrows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
nreckInrIdge,s PlatforI

"IBELONG TO NO PARTY THAT DESIRES THE
EXTENSION OF SLAVERY Breckinridge at Tippe-
canoe in 1856
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

POPULATION OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELASD-The
population OF Great Britain, England Wales and Scot
land and Ireland by the of 1858, rs, 664,
S62 and that of France by the of 1858 26,
205 500 The United States numbers % Isl $40 by the
census of $780, and the estimates Of the present census
now in progress range from thirty to thirtyhree mill
lions. In population therefore, the three countries do
not very widely differ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
John RelI,. Platform.

DOUBT WHETHER THE POWER AND RESOURCES OF THIS
COUNTRY WOULD HAVE ATTAINED MORE THAN HALF THEIR
PRESENT EXTRAORDINARY PROPORTIONS, BUT FOR THE so
Much EEyLED INSTITUTION OF sLAyERY.-JOHN BELL
In lS5O
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
OO1EHrERCrAL.
oSror or TIE VINO. Sept. 20, 1850.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

The transactions Of the past week embrace Virginia
skies at 90 and In; Richmond City bonds % and int A.
r. r. do esh % and at and stocks noted below There
have been sacs Of Central r. stock since dividend
elared. Annexed Ia our weekly table:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

III IA FIVE AND slX FER CENT DkBT The hoters Of ire
following cert cAies Of dAt u-d by the state Of Virgin will
that the commissioners the snEng Pond ca ling In
the certificates Of debt la the order In which they auhoiE
redeemed viii proceed the 3s day Dee leo.
redeem the said certificates Of the Common
wealth The holie Of said certificates required the SAID
3s December 1850 to surrender the the Office Of he
Second Auditor whether surrendered MT the Int est Will
On that day
provide for the construction Of pike
from Aunton 10 P,rksrsburg passed 10th March Ss
nded under the Sd section u act provide for rAg
loans certain rail cad esmpans and for otae purposes past
ed st March. 1899.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
FALL TR DE

VIRGINIA merchants ard merchants generally souh, In lay
Ing In their fail stock omsrchAndiEe shou not al TO pur
chase abundant supply OF sempe's InfaiIibIc Ba-
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making AID wholesome 3af bread biscuits,
recommended by cit OF different
lions and will certain give sa lcton Shen used properly IL
entirely harme being the production OF scieaie Virginia
p'N an and manufactured with from the
tera Merchants confidently recommend this article to their
customers as the BEST
JOHN W GARLIC X,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia AuthoreSS.
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The source from whence purity hous."

sHer mouth ia the fountain OF RAPTURE,
The from whence purity lows"
HoRToLr, VIRGINIA, July 10Th, 1890
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MY NAME al Tine In connection with Xxx Bour
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Another great charm does not stain the most DELEGATE fabric
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fancy they wandering In Fairy Bowers and holding
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The Xxx Bourbon not only deserving Of vide spread repua
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21

INOR PHILADELPHIA The A No. IL
Il steam ship VIRGINIA, Capt James Kelly, sssess1s
ready receive freight and viii Leave SATURDAY. The
% inst, at l0I O'Clock A n.
Fer passage having fupsror Accommodations apply
TO JHAs +. CNRDOZO, Agent Rockets,
o. 100 Main ST, from 10 p. NJ
Boston freight taken through By steam at reduced rates and
with despatch, Se2l-2t