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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-08

0yyIcy or THE NV YORK FrRE AND MARINE lSsuRASGRC
"ffi'h W Newly ok, Aug. 4, 1850 J
DIVIDEND.-A Semi-Annual Dividend of Ten
has this day been declared payable to the stock
holders on demand ihe Office Of the Company No " a
AV va d. UNDERHlLL Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-08
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surroo.t.

Of the County Of Orange notice IL hereby sivn ...5~
to law TO al persons having claims inst NE estate Of JESsE
eCOFIELD late Of the town Of Montgomery .ala eo,s,,
proper vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers, the executS a ~.
last viii and testament Of said Decreased a the oes 500
town Of Montgomery, at the Office Of WILLIAM 500
FIELD 80 Wism.st In the City OF Newly orb b.
fore the Is. day of September next-Dated Feb. H. 1854
WILLIAM A. gCOFIELD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-08

LoRIIIARp FIRE INs Co. Office Mechanics Bank hng
No 81 Wall ST. New-York, Aug y 1900
YJNHE Board of Directors have this day declared
/ a SURPLUS DIVIDEND Of NINETEEN AND oNh
HALF PER CENT asa payable on and 4iter 1he on S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02

In Ludlow, Oct a. Mrs. LAURA WEED BoYNToN. wife
Of Mr. Luther Buyuton, aged b2E months and days
She in The village Saxtons River, the
second daughter Of Joseph Weed, Esq
In Windsor Oct 25 q helnorae ~ typhoid over BEN
JAMIN Of Mr. aud Mrs Israel Porrr aged Is years
This family Is truly in aliconhc mother Of this young
man having died but Few weeks since.
In Reading Oct 10, Mrs LYDIA r., wife Of Mr. Clarl,
Warlner aged 81 aud Sept s, infant Of the
In Wilmington, Oct. lG, Mrs. ELIZA SHAW, aged o.
years.
In Wilmington, Oct 10, WILLIE G.. OF Chas n and
Louisa O. Davenport aged years and IL days.
In Brattleboro, Oct Is, Of consumption EFT L. wifi
John H. Stuarns of Boston Mass and daughter
Marsh Of Brattlcboro aged "a.
In Hamilton. Hancock county, Illinois the 18th inst
ENoCH d. BROWN, formerly from Luncnburg, Mass
Mr.. b. retired usual about O'Clock in good health
but morning his wife formerly Miss Sarah billings of Thu
town heard struggling noise hard breathing and sup
posed him TO be dreaming and tried TO him but TO ne
effect it the sleep knoweth wakingt TIN
sleep Of death Mr. Brown died he lived beloved by nj
/ who knew him. An honest is the noblest work
God.r II r. Is
In Chester Oct, %, ALANsoN WHITMAN, formcrl,
In Oh les ter Oct rs, CATHARlNE SULLIVAN, aged 5
years. .....,, !. -
or smonds, aged SO years
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02

THE LADIES FASHIONABLE SIPHoNIA,
In consequence of the recent wet weather
many sensible ladies have taken TO wearing
their crinoline outside of their walking
dresses, in the form of framework of gut
Ia percha tubes, serving the same purpose
as the pipes which conduct the rain water
from the roofs of houses. The dress which
is worn over crinoline extends to such a
circumference that an umbrella affords it
no adequate protection, saving nothing but
the bonnet, so that it can only be defended
from the showers by a system OF drainage,
which is managed by an arrangement Of
erinoline combining utility with elegance
-Pmch.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
Votes for wlndhan county.

The votes for this County were forwarded
10 members Of the County committee for
distribution on Tuesday last, each member
having district, as follows: Jamaica, STRAIT
ton, Londonderry, Windham and Wards
bero, to ID. G. Dexter, at Jamaica. New
fame, Brookline, Dover, Somerset and
Townshend, to G.. l.. Howe, at Williams
Vile. Halifax, Nottingham, Marlboro ant
Wilmington, to Leonard Brown at Jackson
Vile. All the other towns viii be SUPPLE
directly from this Office.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
MARRIAGES.

In saxton's River Oct %, by Rev YIN. 81 Wilbur. Mr..
EDWIN X, HARLOW OF Westminster aud Miss AUGUSTA
A. BLAKE, Of North Belgrade, Me.
Ia IFattleboia. 0ct 49, BIZ Rev Geo 4 TNkr Mr. STE
PuEN BslsERDnaa Mts JULIA II. DEWEY both II pnns
mcTson.
In Cayendish Oct q by $. A. Crai,uc, Esq, DANIEL
sPAULDlNG and Mrs. HANNAH FULLER, both of g.
In Windsor, Oct q. By Rev a. H. Byngton, Mir. EDWIN
4 BARRows u Woodstock, and Miss BELL NJ, TlLEsr0N
Of Windsor. hta
In perknsyile, Oct 2i. by Hammond Esq., NJ TloAI
AS u0nsoN Of Pnkinsyie, and Miss LAURA A, ADAMS
Of Cuyendsh
In saxtons River. Oct. 81 by Rev W. N. Wilbur, Mr..
JOHN T. ALEXANDER aud Miss MARY $ PERRY, hoiI OF
Saxton's River.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
Latest News.

FRAUDS IN New York CITY.--The
latest political news is that the democracy
having abandoned Pennsylvania, thousands
of the democrats of that state are TO be
imported TO New York city, to "yote carly
and vote often" whereat some republicans
have become little frightened.
The above is doubtless true, but we can
only say that we have no fears. The re-
publicans can stand 10000 fraud in the city,
and have 10000 to spare in the state.
The majority for Lincoln in Pennsylvania
is now set as high as fifty thousand.
From MoNTPELIER.--On Tuesday a
long debate ensued in the Senate on the
bill TO establish state board of agricult-
ure. The House passed the bill extending
the charter of the bank of Bellows Falls
and Mr.. Robbins of Windham introduced
bill for the preservation of fish in Grist
Mill Pond, in that town. The bill appro
priating $1,000 for the Ethan Allen statue
was passed, lSS to 81.
After debate, the bill abolishing the office
of railroad commissioner was dismissed
The Senate came in, and Ambrose L
Brown of Rutland, was elected railroad
commissioner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02

THE SUFFERING in KANsAs.-The star
walton in Kansas has actually begun. The
following extracts Of recent letters from
Gen. S. c. Pomeroy of Atkinson, to Thad-
deus Hyatt and Rev. Daniel Foster, show
that there is fearful state of destituton in
the territory, requiring immediate r3liet in
order to avert actual starvation:
To-day (Oct lo) a man came from
Grasshopper Falls for work; said he had
left at home wife and four children, with
only half bushel of meal, and no means
of getting more. l let him have bushei
1 of meal, and he joyfully took this on his
back aud started home, &c miles. in a few
/ DAYS 100 teams will start out to hunt buiia-
10. | have to give them meat TO live on,
and they 90 full of hope. We get a fair
supply of meat. The surplus cattle Seward
speaks of are the buffalo. Not less than
5000. 900 bushels of corn will meet the
demands of this winter, and that at 20 cents
per bushel will cost 100000. 1t will take
| $4,000 TO pay freight and carriage. In
Shawnee county, Judge Elmer has adjourn
ed the court till spring. He says the peo-
pie are too poor too pay costs, and that all
judgements must be suspended. Mrs. Pome-
ROY rode out ten miles to day. She found
local Methodist preacher with wife and
nine children, and only one bushel of meal,
and no way of getting any more, and thus
were on the verge of absolute want"
"To-day October 12) as many as twelve
: families have applied to me for aid or for
t work. Mr.. James came from Ohio two
wears ago,-wife and family all numbering
; six persons. They left their home in Mar
shall county after the president sold them
out. They had spent all they had brought
3 with them in improving their home; had
house, a garden and a young orchard. But
: by the land sales they lost all. The wife
S full Of courage, insisted upon having work
o for the winter, and wac determined TO try
again. She said the homestead is sure t.
# come yet. O if that bill had only become
d a law Defective as the Senate bill was
r still its postponement of the infmous land
IS sales would have been an incalculable benefit
n The simple truth is, the people OF hansa
d must have help or they will many OF then
IL perish. The amount you left (S2OO) vii
n all be gone in ten days, and yet no famil.
10 has had over one small sack of meal. Til
II amount will be desiibuted chiefly in An
e derson, Timm, Breckenridge and Shawne
counties. The system We have adopte
nnts every bushel into the hands OF th
moor; not one ounce is detained for inciden
:. tial expences. The men who haul th
meal have their pay in meal to supper
them. The balance is put into the hand
of COMMITTEES who have been raised for thi
e. purpose and they distribute free of charge
err My hands are full and | can do nothin
ri but attend to this business while the poo
a are unfed."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
A Rcmara bic Care:

Nessrs s. W. FOwLE & Co.,
IN the spriug Of 1917 took cold which settled
nv lungs es il remained without relaxation Iwss then
h Massachusetts,; aud growing and becoming unable
h attend 70 nv business returned home and commenced
earrhnc in earnest for some medicine which ud restore
M, ost health consulted physicians. tried many rene
lie Int STAINED no help daily grew had rrf-
b. cough, and raised good deal Of blood had prun
stc for months and became week that II was with great
difficulty could walk when was advised to try Nisiar
psisar IL iA Cherry and 70 my great joy soon found that
ibis remedy arHsei the dae. continued 70 Use INC
Balsam to extent Of Give bottles and have since then
riered no Difficulty the Lungs lheieye the falslnl
sSi nv life and shall hold Il 10 lish estimation
4a45l Yours truly, LEWIS PHELPS
p-s.,rp1 hv sFTlI W FOwLE CO. 8ostou, and FIR
81. ~ N MOORE Bellows Pals D. .. CUSiiiS Nc. Cam
h-sa-rort. Z ( sABIN. Jr Ssxon's River; D DINOf.
prrf5rvhau, \ s NEFkS. firaftons o T. BI5IEls-
FrrTD Tavpssena: y. WILCOX. Westminster J0>hFHi
cI.AKK snaI s. THORN. Brattlebo-oa > r AilsLhiN
FayettcsiH ana By dealers eFcrywhere. Av'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02

In the whole history of Medical Discoveries remedy has
performed many such remarkable of the
Gus affections Of the Throat Lungs and chestcf Ccaghs,
Colds Bronchitis Influenza whoopns Cough Group Asthma
or Of Consumption itself this hr-mcd, ong-trcd and
Justly celebrated So generally acknowledged the
superior excellence of this remedy that but few Of the many
who have tested its virtues by experience fail Keep it
hand as speedy and certain for sudden attes Of Colds
fully believing remedial powers comprehensive
enough to embrace every Of disease from the slightest
cold to the most dangerous symptom Of pulmonary
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
To Horse Owners.

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LiNIiENT FOR HORSE.
Is unrialci by any and al q lameness arising
fr Snrs Erfises WrenehnF its exact Is magical and
certain Harness or Saddle Calls scrtshes siansrs &C. IL
viii also care speedily SPAWN and lanssone may te easily
prgycnted and cured in their ineient STAG nat e,hr,
AZ to and however j. desperate or heress but y may
hc aevists by this Eminent and = f1itsiu appson
travel with comparative ease
Every horse should hsase this renesf az nsna r
a. sisl .se n the frs appearance cf iauns VII et-
ss prevent formidable diseases mcniintea ~ Nia
=. o-sss are sable and which render 20 nieny etherSe
aiI,l bor nearly WORTHLESS See sdyrTtisutcrt y COW y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02

NUMEROUS AssAULT.--Great excite
ment occurred in the upper part Of hanover
sxtrket, Boston, on Tuesday from the report
4fE<t woman had been shot by a man, in a
s1ose, and that the man Immediately shot
4inself
The facts are, that by appointment Miss
Fanny May, seventeen years of age, met
Hr. Joseph G. Hernandez in the store Ne.
Is Hanover street, for the purpose OF set
<ing an account concerning some business
fo1ntions between them.
Nhile seated at the desk few words
u6ssed between them,when Hernandez sud
16ly spraug to his feet, and swallowing
sclpething, Supposed to be peisoR,) drew
4fevolver from his pocket and fired at
IS May, the shot taking effect on her
zI1ehead over the right eye. Immediately
oSon this he turned and discharged two
= three other shots at different people be-
1mging in the store, but fortunately without
.eEect, and then shot himself the charge
herring his left side below the heart. The
5ury to Miss May is not considered dan
Mrous, and she was immediately conveyed
Bier home. Mr.. Hernandez was convey
- 10 bis home at 80 Ieserett street, anC
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
Springfield Oct. 10, 1860.

DEAR SIR on NAhANfF
Ian, to,,ay selngjo just as sool sTorESas are made
at LESS PRICES than MAS ever drcamel Of WIN sou
no, drop IN and see Il tits so Among the Cooks may be
seen the Ola stand blythe EMPIRE STA TE-apd the
more convenient and equal favori,e Ola 1ioND ROCK
plain and uiry top-vith and without hotwatrr reservoir
The w ScoNsIN ard G oLpEN FIERCE, both we'll
known Elevated oven stoyes-aso and improved
potterns---Thr ElULAT0R, plain and vsn eHAF- the
SIR JOHN ERANKLfN (which flseinatcs every behoder,
large heavy convenient 50 last though
not least, 50 PLAIN and EASY to CLEAN and BLACK,
PARLoR COOKS combining the structure and beauty
Of parOr stove With the eopvcnneeofa cook and
very cheap
In the Paor Stove department hope to satisfy all OF
good taste, all good judgment. Thevar
ETY. comprises open and close topsopen and close fronts
air tights, with LARGE WOOD DOORS, plain aud Gle
CANT in style and convenient for ofthe famous cor
TtGE three styles and sizes cheap cheaper CHEAPEST Box
Stoves, with very large doors to receive chunks"
New Stoves exchanged old ones old sold
a song
stove pipe cOsantly hand and Che bottom Of tn
market price
~ CUSTOMERS FROM A DISTANCE, will be
and are daily cared for rccompcnse them for thei
time and travels besides, while here you buy Of m
neighgors land mysel any and all kinds Of goods you
need, ,eondeytia2y cheap,
Everything taken in exchange at market value.
NIB. Those VINO KSew say l sell HARD WARE an
Tools shocking low. Yours truly,
T. INGlIAM,
A P.s like to have forgotten mention that am sci
ing new stovc--the STEWARD Of the class Of III
famous Stewart-ood Samaritan, and the EconOmst-br
rritEom their tgitis and much cheaper.
Won't you call aud them all ? 43-4G
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02

at last accounts il was the opinion Of his
physician that his life was in more danger
from what he swallowed then from the
wound inflicted by the shot.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
S,pAIa.DiNg-s PREPARED CLTE
sFAuLDINGis PREPARED GLUE
sfAULDiN6's PREPARED GLuE
SAVE TIE PIECES

UJ-"A srircHi ~ TINE Saws NIsL.n-L1
As aoefdents will hsrpen in ~eil-regaatsd ashe'
l. very desirable cheap aud convenient ~
for repairing Furniture Toys, crockery, etc sfADbh.
ING PREPARED GLUE meets all such eucrgensser, az
no hoschol can afford to without ~ 1t Is aFaTs feay
and ur sticking point There Is ne longer ieS4as
for nnping chairs splMprra gepcers kea1ess toes Es
hrsen cradles Ii Is inst the srtice for shell, al
other ornamental work popular with aiss q geane
and taste This admirable prrpcratonts uses c2ai Aen6
chemically held in solution aud possessing al tic V9us1s
au titles the best cabinet makers Glue ltpay te vssa
in the MACE of ordinary mueage being vastly acre aes.
i've USEFUL IN EVERY House n B.--A brush &C
eonpa,ies each bottle Price, % cents WHOLESALE Dspot
No ~ Cedar 81 New York. Address H. SFAUADISs,
Box No aGeQ, New York
Put up Dealers Cases containing four, eight ard
twelve eosen beautiful Ihograph ShewCard accompany
ing each package single bottle Of spanldngs Prepared
Glue will times its cost annually TO every mouse
mold sold by ali prominent Stationers Druggsts- hsro
ware aud Furniture dealers Grocers and Fancy stoies
Country merchants should make a note q speu5inE
Prepared Glue when making up their Fa'hst
any climate. spaa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
ocal M IL 4 ters.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 2, 1860.
send the Returns.

Kin our friends nthe several towns in
hdham and Windsor counties, please
ard 10 this Office the vote for president
he first mail after election.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02

ns G II sHoLEs E1EcTSc FzystgEAS, gives particular
arfeutic . diseases 81 the sussifsfE organs, and s
june Is lsso. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
VIANTED IMMEpIATELl!
w ESPERlENCEn COAT Manners,
GRAY & SWIFT
nellovs FAILS, Oct, "A, 1850 AZ


ENRN hard wood for sale By R.llAhh, Also Connect
~ cut Quln,cs, krrWene laIar new patterns u gpg
variety. 10 t f Ht CD Ea az A
Oct II, 1860 ann EFTM -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
More New Goods

w shall omen on Friday Nov 9 large lot of New Dress
w Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, &c Call and see them
2 GRAY & SWIFT.
Bellows Falls, Nov,1, 1860
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
q. H.. Woods

tIAs rtrcasca stock n Medicines and erfuca ben ~
the Marble Shop building Of % =. feiicu where he
would b, plrassl e any OF MS if~nHa WAS "N'
need Of the safne. -
Bellows iala, April2i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
DENTISTRY T!
SHOES AND RUBBERS!!

NOW Is the time 10 buy your winter hoos Z neN -
~ '"' ~ hMSrEN
ssxtons River, Vt. sF
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OUTER, LARDAND wuIsKEY.-

II PREStRVER-An entirely new patented arti-
Gle, for Bathing purposes. May be worn IN full
dress without inconvenience. and is truly LIFE
PRESERVER IN Sea Bathing or learning to
swim. For sale At N. C. BARTON'S,
229 Main street.
Also, BONNETS, CAPS, HEAD DRESSES
LACE MANTILLAS, CAfES and BERTHAS;
French FLOWERS. RIBBONS. &c.
Ia -2nlr
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Northern Markets.
IuIy lS-Ftour active and hrmer-

BALTIMORE, july lS-Fiour active and hrmer-
Ono and City Mills 500 " heat quiet and
steady red : 1 20a Sl.25 white 81 3esl 81 Corn
dau-yeliow Sass; white Isg73. Provisions
WhlskeS 21ia
Nav YokK, july ls.-Stocks irregular-Va. 6's
9iA Gotten ary and unchanged, Flour dull
southern lower, and quoted at SO S0a $3.50
Wheat hrm-new southern red SLp1Sd 81:
Western white cl45. Corn UNCHANGED. Pork
su,et. Coffee finn, at l41s for R.o and la'4al6 for
Java Turpent!Re 81 Gs9. Other articles un
oa4ngPt
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epncrAL NOTICES.

M wire and sieve Faetery.;,Ths nm,
sfkVE BtJsfNE Ss, on Pearl street, below Cary,
n1ss.ectfally asks the attention Of merchants and
s.nerior ROLLING SCREEN wIsE for meI.
ehsnts' mills, FAN and sTANpiNS sgREEN
linds: BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIlE WORK FOR BOOK
CAS- s. DOORS, WfkboWs, &c. Also. CORN,
SAND and GuANO SCREEN3,
~ Prompt attention given to orders.
u. W. JESSoP, Pearl st; below Cary,
iy l6-lm. Richmond. Va.
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OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,i
RICHMOND. March 8, 1850,
HA HAVING JUST CQMpI ETE n

Kiln new arrangements with the New York
~s1aas Steamship Company for Express priv
leges per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandise, In large or small packages
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under xpress seal.
For rates of charges ana regular tri-weekiy con-
tracts, apply to ]. L. MACD0NOUGn, Agent,
202 Main street, below eth,
N. B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
rQnnlns as usual. NH lis
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A D,IINISTRATOR'S~ ALEO OF HOUSE
~ EOI N CITp NTTIT DIT piHNN IT xYrr
BY A. ID. williams, Auct'r.
PEAL EsTAIa On DUyAL AND

q AL ESTATk ON DUVAL AND ST.
IL PETERS STREET, IN DUVAL'S ADD
TON. AT AUCTION.-0n WEDNESDAY, 2sth
July, 1860 At s o'clock p M =, upon the premises,
respectively, will he sold two Brick Tenements
and Lots, on the north side of Duval street, in
Prentiss' Row, and adJoln ng the property OF M
CARMEL. They have three rooms each, and are
now yielding good rents
After which will be sold, Lot No. 1l8. in Duval's
Addition fronting the side of 81 Peters ST.,
1914 feet, and running back on the north line oil
FeGe raj street 80 feet.
TEEMs One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and
IL months, for notes, with interest added, and Sc
cured by trust deeds.
jy 10 A ID. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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BY Richard Cau,horn, Auct,r.

COMMISSION, as ,.-E OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN The TOWN OF FULTON
AS Commissioner, acting under a decree entered
the 9Th day of June, 1850 in the suit of Stith s
administrative rs nth and Others. pending In the
County Court of HenrIco, shall SELL at public
auction. to the highest bidder, on the 9th day of
July, 1860. bsing FRIDAY, on the premises, at 4
O'Clock P. M, Lots Nos 10 l9 and ~, in square No.
Is, Ia the town OF Fulton.
TERMs.-Une- third cash; balance in and 5
months. for neg otIable notes interest added, and
the title ed until the whole purchase money
is paid, ard a conveyance directed by the Court
+. NANCE, Com'r.
Sale conducted by X. CAUTHORN. jy l8
ROCERIES AND MISCELLANEOUS
" ARTICLES AT AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY.
goth inst at 10 O'Clock, at my store. will sell at
suctiCn. q large lot of Miscellaneous Articles,
consisting of Bacon Shoulders Hams anu Sides
Whskey Brandy Soap; Candies; Coffee SUE ar
HerrIngs; Molasses; Matches; Herrings in boxes;
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
STEAM B0AT.-Aso, handsome Toy Steam
boat all rigged ard in complete order.
SHOES.-Also, lot of Shoes Clo;hIng, Hats.
Jy Is r. CAUTHORN, Auct'r.
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RA Southern Savings Bank

n Southern Savings Bank
CHARTERED BY THE LEGlSLATURE OF VA.
OFFICE, l73 MAIN STREET..
Money received on deposit at the rate of sir per
cent. per annum, on all sums remaining over SIX
IHontns, and Il, FIRE per cent. such as are drawn
cut before the expiration of six months.
DIRECTORS:
J. B. Watkins, Pres't, R. C. Howe,
p. L. Moore, Geo !. Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, J. F. Regnault,
]. H. r. MAYO, w. A. Jenkins, Sec'y.
p. b. Price, Treasurer.
Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer. p. PRICE. Office at VIM. Har
grave White, Bookstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. jy Aim
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RICHMOND, July z, 100. y It's
nIS~OLUTION.-Th concern of RODDEY
- Il STROTHER is TINS day dissolved by the
purchs Sc of K. T. Strother's interest in raIne by
+. w. Roddey, who will in future conduct the ku-
siness in his own name. All labilltIes oil the con
cerG of R0DDEY Il sTRUr n Ek WILL be paid by
F. w. Roddey r. W. kODDEI.
JUNE 18th 1880 K H. STROTHER.
22-im
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.ra, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

sE.s7s<zs-zsP o N T, PORTSMOUTH, AND
NORFOLk.-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been pnt in frst-rate ORDER
and will run TO the above places
The GLEN COVE, Capt. VIM +. CARTER, will
leave the wharf at Rockets, regularly every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morn
ings at O'Clock. precisely, and return each alter
nate DAYS, except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A. NJ :, and
touch at all of the resular Landings on the river,
gong and returning. -s.
The CURTIS PECK. Capt 2. c. CLIFFORD be
ing neatly fitted up with berths, will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
6o'eloek, and return, leaving the wharf at NOR
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at s O'Clock. and
regularly ever. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at 4 o. clock and return each alternate
day. at the same hour, clock.
Gong down. the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Point, Wileox's. Clairlnopt. Grove Wharf, Old
Point. Po,tsnouth and NSyiokr Returning Ports
Clairmont. Willoox's, City Point. and arrive at
Richmond about o'clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included. $460.
Passage on regular trips, either boat, to Old
Point Portsmouth or Norfolk, 50. Meais-equal
To any gwen on any boat-60 cents each.
NS-ts r. o. HASKINs,