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POLITICAL.

NEBRASKA ELECTION.
OMAHA, n. T., Oct. 3l.-The Territorial Board
of Canvassers, composed of Gov Black, Chief JUS
tice Hail. and the United States District Attorney
Howard, met to day and canvassed the returns for
Delegates to Congress-; Morton, Dem, has II ma
jority Daily, Republican, and has been awarded
a certificate of election.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS RoBBgRY-Arrest of a Bag
gage Master-Some of the Money Found on Him.
1t will be recollected that the night of the 10th
of April last, the safe of the Adams Express Com
pany on the New York and New Haven Railroad,
was thrown from its place in the baggage-car out
of the door, Westport, Connecticut, while the
train was in full motion. There were in the safe
money and drafts to the amount of Sic, 900. De-
tectives were Immediately detailed to discover the
perpetrators, and recover, II possible, the funds
Fortunately, the money was nearly all known,
from the description furnished by the parties for
wardingit.
After a search of three days the safe was found
under the trestle work of one of the Company's
bridges at estport, with the bottom knocked out
and the treasure distracted Since then the Off
GERS in charge of the matter have been working
for its elucidatiOn. Suspected parties have been
followed and narrow y watched, their expenditures
traced and all their movements learned. 1t soon
proved that the suspicious entertained were well
founded, but as it was necessary to prevent any
possibility of wrongimg the innocent or defeating
the punishment of the guilty, no arrests were
mad until Tuesday evening last. 90,
The person first taken a man named Step-
bens who has been in the employ of the New Haven
Railroad Company as baggage master ;or a NUMBER
of wears. He was on the train and in the baggage
car at the time of the robbery, although he pre-
tended to be asleep at the moment. lie had entire
charge of the car, and as nearly as we
can ascertain was the only person in it with the
express messenger. On his arrival at Bridgeport
the detective appeared and took him from the
train. Three other persons were arrested at the
same time. Their names however, have not been
given. But little, if any, of the money has yet
been recovered.
The New Haven Palladium, in speaking of the
arrest, says:
owe learn that Stebbens has confessed the crime,
and implicated others in the business. 1t Is said
that he was detected by the fact of his having In ms
possession one of the $500 bills stolen from the
safe.''
Cap. Benham finding that he cannot conveniently
attend to the construction OF the E two large %Urns Ks
w ar To relieve him from duty on the Washington
aqueduct If the Department concludes % or relieve
Capt Benham from his present "a Gasy on sne aque
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
The Cecil Bank Us James f. Lee rnd Thomas W.
Welby. lnterrogaions in insolvency. Discharge
granted.
SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Joseph Bently u.s. Gibney Hall, Charles Ridge
way and Charles Elder-on a writ of replevin.-
Cowan and C. Yellott for plaintiffs. Verdict for
plaintiff. Damages one cent.-Charles Shipley
u.s. Ferd. Freitag, George Rossmack, James Nc
Kay and John NJ. Panetti-action to recover for
rent. Verdict for plaintiff damages 81 ,09G
Steel and Tagart for plaintiif.-Assignment for
Wednesday, 7th of November, Isl to 307.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs
Thorndike and others, creditors of Reed EastOn
& Co., Us. J. Dixon Roman and others. Bill to set
aside deed of trust and assignment of mortgage,
and to apply mortgaged property TO the payment of
indorsment creditors. Argued by Wallis and Shaaf
Stocket for complanants and VIM. S. Alexander
for respondents.
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uNoccUPiED HoUsEs.-From the scattered census
returns that have been reported, it is estimated
that there were about twenty five hundred unoccu-
pied houses in Massachusetts last June. By far
the largest part of these vacant dwellings are in
the rural districts, remote from railways, or near
the districts where ship building is usually carried
on. The returning prosperity to the commercial
interests of the country will soon make demand
for vessels, which will secure tenants for the un-
occupied houses in the seaport towns.
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See Fourth Page.
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

THE WASHINGTON AoUEDUcr-A Washington cor
to relieve Captain Benham from duty on the Wash-
ington Aqueduct. His successor has not yet been
named. Captain Benham still remains in charge of
the Notifications at Sandy Hook. An engineer of
the Aqueduct will be designated at once, who will
prosecute the work with energy, as the Secretary
is determined to carry out the will of Congress by
getting the water into the city during the coming
winter at a cost not exceeding the amount named
in the appropriation bill. Capt. Benham thought
1t necessary to increase the COST which was based
upon the estimates of Capt. Megs.
A new silver mine has been discovered in the
Fixes Peak region by a company of young men
from Illinois. The ore is said to be superior to
Washoe.
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Counterfeit Bank Notes.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Nov. I.-Spurious bills on
the Boone County Bank made their appearance here
to day. The plate is like the genuine, but the sig
natures bad, and the imitation paper is of much
lighter texture than that which the genuine are
printed, presenting a dngy, greasy and blurred
appearance. The filing up is coarse, and on the
large notes bunelingly done. This counterfeit ap-
pears simultaneously with the genuine notes of the
hop
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Steam Boiler Exulasion

New HAVEN, Nov. 2.-The boiler factory of Day
Brothers at this place exploded this afternoon.
A boy named John Kane will die S. s. Baldwin
and George DeNelf were badly scalded. A boy
named Johnson was seriously injured, and another
named Rice, is supposed to be buried in the ruins
Dreadful Steamboat Disaster--Thirty Lives
Los;--Fifty Scalded.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-The steamer Ii. R. W.
Hi Capt. T. H. Newell, from Memphis for New
Orleans, exploded on Wednesday night, by which
thirty persons Were killed and some fifty scalded
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from our own manufacturers, with lots taken to
to Pennsylvania The sales amount to about 500 bales
ordinary to good middng Upland Memphis and Gulf at
from SX to Is cts cash and six months. The market
closes dull but without change in prices, which are as
follows, viz:
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLoUR.-276 bbls to Halifax; 2so bbIs to Porto
Rico.
wHEAT.-47oO bushels to Halifax 341 045 bushels to
Liverpool 29 GIL bushels to London ls bushels to Ply
mouth, Eng 1000 bushels to Kingston, Ja AIS bushels
to Africa.
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of Flour and Grain at New Yorl

Receipts of Flour and Grain at New York
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The receipts of Flour and
Gtain at this port to-day foot up as folows:-
Flour l6,059 bbs. Wheat 10l $50 bushels. Corn
d 746 hnshals
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Custom House. Other Sources. Total.
1859 25s es94s4 81 800 292 634 s130sl l9I 7lA
1S60.... 40775.574 420s, ,305.99K IS O49 ,Os1 &c


Total s6, 500 765 O5A So 5Os12A s26 13O 1882
The result therefore is SS1 7S6 .0sA increase in the
custom house during the present year. against
decrease of Sl3 sos in the real estate and landed
venues, giving final result deficiency of $32 11O
against the income of 1861 but if take into consdera
on that during the present the capital tax
has not been collected which gave the of S136
S9h in 1885, the result therefore will be $l04 IN
crease from other
or the Baltimore failures the Post of Thursday
ming, says:
We hear little said ts-day about the failures Balti-
more, announced in yesterdays Evening Post The diff
cuties of the suspended firms it is understood due
mostly to the collapse in mining stocks in that MARKET
The speculation in mining shares had assumed larger pro-
portions than at any time since 1854 and the decline
when started brought about great pressure SELL
and some descriptions fell to almost nominal price
Several specuators here owned in the early part of the
year number Of the mines represented in that
ket, and sold them to Baltimore at say $50 coo to
$25 each On papers these properties stand
about 100000 each and under the avalanche of scrip
thrown the market by frightened holders rapidly de-
precates We hear that house in Wall street made
profit Of 900 the sale of a number of these mines
to the projectors of the present companies
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Senator Douglas in Alabama-State Fair.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. Judge Douglas had very
handsome and enthusiastic reception here.
The State Fair is progressing here very favor
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SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDGNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GRoCERS
SPALnING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HoUsEFURNIsHING STORES
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
SPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by HENRY c. SPALDING g. CO.,
4s CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
Address Post Office, Box No. 5000.
Put in cases containing either Four, Eight or 7weIv
)oEen eachA beautiful LIrHoeBAPHic sHow-CASD sccop
panying each package. naslsvlE
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HENRY C. SPALDING e. CO.,
Box No. $500 New York.

Put up Dealers in containing FOUR eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph Show Card accom-
anying each package
~ A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will times its annually to household m
Sold by all prominent Statoners Druggists, Hardware
and Furnitue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t will
stand any climate.
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HENRY c. SPALDING & CO.,

4SCEDAR STREET, NEW YoRK-
Address Post Office Box No. 3,GOO
Annexed is Alphabetical List OF Articles which, if da
mayed may be restored to their original strength and use
fnlness hu
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SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
OLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUsEFURNIsHING STORES.
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GOoDs DEALERS.
SPALDING'S S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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throughout it at cts for Shoulders and 10Y cts for
Sides, and it closes steady at these figures.
BEEF-There is very little doing in Beef, but we still
quote Baltimore packed at Sll2 for No l, and Sl3G4
per bb for Mess Western Beef can be bought at
siderably lower rates.
PoRK-We note sales this week of so bbls Ness Pork
at 975 per bb at which figure it closes firm, but
there has been nothing done in Prime or Rump Pork.
There of either of the latter descriptions in mar
ket and the stock of Mess is very light
LARD.-We have heard of movement this week in
Lard but it has ruled through the week at 12x for
selling at 1515R cts We note the export this week of
$50 900 lbs. Lard to Cuba.
of the unfayorabe weather this week there has been
little doing it, We however, quote solid packed Western
before at 10(01 cts Western Reserve at ll 13 cts
Glades at l4lGl6 cts Roll at ale cts; and City
packed shipping Butter at l29l2K cts
CHEESE Cheese is in fair demand at the quotations
which are as follows viz: 10Y @lO4 cts. for West.
cutting; 11hC9ll4 cts. for Eastern do llGllh
cts for Western English Dairy, and 12K@l4 cts for
PLASTER-Paster continues in good supply, and we
quote it steady at So per ton, at which figure it is selling
POWDER-We have no change to note in the rates for
Powder, and still quote Hazards, Dupots and Beat
ts at $325 for blasting and S. for sporting per keg OF
POTATOES.-Po in good supply, and white
Mercers selling in lots at from cot 20 cts bushe
which is decline our last quotations. Onions may
be quoted at S1.62x@1.75 per bbl
RICE-There has been fair business done this week in
Rice but the sales have generally been made decline
of to of cent lb. on last weeks quotations. The
transactions embrace about 500 terces at from 4 to
cts the former rate being for fair and the latter for
strictly prime parcels and quote it closing steady at
the above quotations There have been receipts this
week. and the stock here is now quite light.
RUM.-New England Rum is selling slowly at SO ABA
cts, and quote West India do ranging from 90 to
25 cts per gallon We note the receipt here this week OF
SIS puncheons Rum from St. Lucia.
SuGARS.-The market for Sugars has thro ughout the
week been dull and heavy There he's been very little
inquiry for them and the sales far have heard in
cude only Is hhds. Cuba at 81, and 20 hhds. Porto
Rico at s7.75, both of which lots were sold to-day
The quotations To-Day follows, viz. Sc 25G6 75
for refining grades Cuba and English Island; $6.s7
(775 for grocery grades Cuba S675d725 for to
fair Porto Rico, and 81 SOFAS so for good to prime do
but to effect sales any extent lower rates would have
to be submitted to- We note the import here this week
of II hhds from Porto Rico IL hhds from St Lucia zoe
boxes from Cuba and 45S boxes Cuba from New York
Below give statement of the stock of Sugars here
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he Steamer Adriati,

New YORK, Nov. 2.-The steamer Adriatic was
not to leave Havre till the 26th, owing to the low
tide
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NEW YORK MINING BOARD-Nov. l.

The New York Tribune of this morning says
The Stock market this morning, under the influence
of the depression of yesterday afternoon, opened heavy
and before the session, appeared likely to lower but
cheerful feeling prevailed at the Board and nearly
every description hardened the second call The Com
mission houses had large amount of orders to conside
rabe extent for cash. while the bears excepting
of few Western shares, did not appear disposed
important demonstration This is shown by the
city of cash shares of many of the prominent stocks 1t
is patent that in several the panic has reduced
rather than increased the number of shares the
The statement Of the aggregate of Cuban gives
the following result for two years;
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SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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Total Wheat Flour. 29914
with 9IS hills EIorr apd q
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Brazil il....................bags 2lO26 -. 476O
REFINED SUGARs.-The rates for Refined Sugars have
been reduced today of cent per h. all descrip
tions. The following the quotations of Messrs F.
W Brune Sons, agents of the Maryland Sugar Refine
viz.
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X. L. liIbYlS-, Esq.:
Dear Sir-Tiir three Na:ciIrs uf your manufacture which
! purchased 10 be used uu my plaptat!on, lave proved 10
be the most correct ;imr-k-rprr, | have ever known. |
gave uy head servant, my head carpenter, and luy head
engineer rac!i, un- Of th-m; and since they have been in
their respective possession everything OIL the plantation has
moved Ike clcck-work, ii consequence Of the extreme &c
ruelcy AMI regularity with Which these Watches perform.
Yours truly, LEV Is MoRhls.
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j FERTl Ii Il f ),
MANCFAC1LkkD ny
). II e: X L u Err Sons,
tirhliiADd NJ

J.3.fiiU-iEHCrlAN GCANO, Narrated l..
G"'a.: p-5 cent. 0: ammonia and ~ ., 81 per
-; : apa= Flo, ptIa,r Of Lime. Prize per ton o.
: q! Ls....... ................ .......... so vi
- As!! uCANo. warraht-iio contain 3 per cert.
: !='.a.ia aai -, 20 - per cent. Of Bone p!.o>-
,';s >! L,"4-. Price per ton Of 1900 lbs q. ~ 10
- BONE ASH, containing ~ TO NJ per cent.
" e P~nosp.'': q! Lime and ground 10 i fine
49,: i:icr per ."a @: q, GHU lbs. ............ <, M
= '!i!!L NiA!CtN GCASO, which We grind
>, r;-'' a.G Sac'ai.: 10 contain - per Gent. Of
"'i"!'' y !ia!". Prize per ton Of 900 lbs. .. 10 ~
i.'. se~a ~ 'nray years largely engaged IN the
,-.' ,-,e. at a.i opportunities Of testing fully the
81 49,, %: igInn that have been imported into
".:.r' -, 10 select the very best varieties Tor
'r-'i .''-- ~: from repeated experiments, iha'
i" "'--st. AL the ingredients We Use. both
p, .'' r"s /" Initiation, We are satisfied that the
l., n''@ j ..; Fertilizers much cheaper Than ihe
: .. i-'a", sne'. Gsel alone.
''-''-i All i"rsr.hatic GuanUs used Are selected
.,.,t'r' az! nis.!> subjected l." rigid analysis
az, ai:A :rouat 20 II Gne powder, an!
' -! "'!;nHte!y mixed.
81 'rr i'"i'uF- ~ showing Farmers through: oar
'"' a. '''rFe l. 10 --crst as 20 The ingredients
'''-'''' i manufacturing.
:. M~LGsCDER'S SONS.
|''""f Ira AL Cary Streets, r,c..nami, Sn.
:, a. '.e', "'' t.: i'Tn:"i.,ty H;i=4.
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DRY GOODS.
ER1LES Il CHEN T:!sE.
liz, BROAD sTEEtr.
GOOD . SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.

III, I1nnAn StEEtr.
GOODS Fok SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
81 T. are u"" III r-rrIpi 81 an entire stuck OF Gonds for
" Sirnr TirI :IuIIui.r " rs iErrli larger, and In every
say mh'" 'i--iial'i" 'h"n - !rIv-"v"r "iIvrr'l before.
nhr SiHs hihi " ir fI:r. Dress ''"h'is. have all been
f'hiht slice tins recent great reduction ia price, anu We
ASSURE llr rUi'i" 'i,I ": r"'i -"ii them ~ less th2n they
cast Il" :GIIm.i. .I..nl 81 .n:m ns much Il, - per cent.
les. We .auu,vI.c:
six Eoir-. -"i"'iir Iir'it3. in 49,. Il, -" ;ih " houncc5
llain C"l"rri, i;ia,k n,,i Fancy silks, of every description
\ !nt 1t An'Iir: Si!>E 3. Inuri les. ih":I rest
!;crr9r .hmgiri ttnI,--
frrucli l=rI.r i;ui.-s
iereges, rs he ynri. hrth French and Anstai
Organize an! Jaconei Robes. i to . uOuisr>
Organizes AMI itruI.cls, hy The yard
IN endless variety uf llgi-h ani French IirrS Gnu'-, fur
street, rl"r.ins ami travelling dresses
y mi anu t'nii'lri: assnrtmcn; MonTniIs G"ods
III Mahilrs and Nrappihgs ii all ki;uls, VIZ nirah 10 NAM
lam TIE nup"ri"Itt! ~ GENERALLY crir''':r'i la Us III HE
last season. These tiDods ale all uuId: in ur own house,
hiId Ne challenge cniuprIiiiun.
Our h--"riIr-nr u; EIlLrni,rri">. Lace. lilIdki|. Hosiery,
&C., l. full dul complete
IN ttItile'n:i's wear W. arr also prepared l." show Is better
stock IMAM ever before, an! ';Ir,- EJO'!s Ne either sell Icy
TailUrS
Oar staple and lInmr,rir St"tL il, -, usual, eU"L, .IUl .Ur-
slsis OF all The best makes OF
Hrh%n ana H!eaclel Shiri!ngs and Shrrtimss
STRIPPED and Plain Dumc-tics lar Women
Heavy Linen ana Cotton Goods Ia" Mr:I
Allendale aud Marseillrs Quilts
Linen Shecting, Linen DaInasE
Lace aud Muslin Curtain,
While ana Red Checked Mating. &C., &c.
In short every hin. usually found il u first cla;s retail
Dry foods Store will lie found with us, and al prise, w!itlI
We VIII Sunrant"e 10 lie IL low IL the lowest i'll mark-t. ana
We cordially invite IN examination from all purchasers.
CiiII.ES Is CfiESERl,
Marctl III IL. f,ruc,l street
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s. rrese....g y"! .iil UK. E.hT6N'S lAFASTiiF.Cot
= h!S... ~. ir.!cr ir sat. its superiority over ever! Jus
ifiri Tia. nurse or quach has heretofore offered yoli.
E!r-,-!t i thr preparation al Il Regular physician WHO
i VEL Tu.ig-,I fro:a much experience in the iriunilic com
nj! ,:rts iu rr",trib. Ter them. SerOraly-!ti s entirely Tree
from par. or;s -. "piatc o; any kind, and consequently re-
live Icy r,anv y:i: he suffering OF your child, Instead Of
irI,irIiiIs is >"n.ihiitie-. Thirhly-It Is put up with great
ra.r. - . comparison ri i: with any other article for inlaTr
L: t ,.,in,:airis viii shaw the very roots from which II Il
di.fi.,,i h.in: ,T- fr"n the forests Gudrr the direction c
u. Eitsu, many nl ii rIr 10y lS own hands. Fonrthly-l
+. I. ...':r harmless and caatnt iniure the p'n-t delicate
inGtrr, ninI i. n certain cure and relief in all the following
cI.--. which j. &. chief iIe.i; over rNr'y other preparation
viz:
ID: MI. COMPLAINTS ATTESDlS'; TEJ"ulNG
src!;ls EEsENTERY. collie. &c.: al.", for s"ftrntn: th'
guild nnd relieving pain. For regulating tlr ho"eS u
j. rr.qulIrd. For Coldin the Head it J. u sure relief. FOL
CgDri', I'll. mos. i,'a! ,nl try&.. CT diseases. Il can be ~
iir,i ~ viii, perfect r~nEiil"ir:". .ni hrlus n powerful NH,
-r,r-mri H. III al rH..S ~ r"I!." !sin!,- "r fits, We earnest!
re-, ,iim"i.I vGG ~ !D-- M tln, III rrVcurin. ii-lhsty-i
,o-,s ~ mmr.t NOR. tld:. rih.r preparations d! the hlni
that ~. cannot afford suc!l lrIrE advertisements ~ CAT
| ,hc,. Xi,r.. mhn!r rxI-i-. j. i!,!s tilreriisin-; for the SAM
| r-r.l:r. l. rnr,'n.TL: i:s-ii - iIr most rrliablr To al mo
! ,.rr-. n al r.sc.. The dirrc,i'ri- wrapped around -"rl
Hp,-l", m.,; D.. .rr.r'ls l"!."S ri. Price - cents per eo;;'"
sa,.i ly CiiCi.CiI = DUPONT.
Va. 81 lisil-n ISn-, NrS York.
iiSiIEi: = WESTON. IrHrsi.:-. Kh'rn'tli. "a.
Sni by all f"-p",'al'i. .%prTrsi-'- ihr"isl"'n' tie '"'iIfr:
March -I-,iSwt:
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HARMS MEMS.
.'~". NJ slcnMOND, APRIL .. lstY

..yU. III RICHMOND. APRIL =, isGv
49," ~ArEA This DAY At ~ O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
.=...!p jamestown, Skinner, New York, tndSe and pas.
-,
= ,4Gs, :. Price, Burton, Philadelphia, pg Iron.
: Z. 4. Kemp, Rua-k, Baltimore, zig iron.
y. SAMUEL! il. Crice, Collier, Alexandria, nou'.
g. / .:na:!ue Jane. Hicks, Rappaharnock river, corn.
=. :.:ra, Wilson, Baltimore, oyster shells.
=. Say LIZA, Morecock. james river, wheat.
=. ,,.rrs-, "ulanc-,, Liverpool, via Bermuda Han.
SAILED.
~, n~-.v..-re, Travers, Baltimore, uiisr and passrn-
---.- Sisters, Leonard, down the river, light.
~ y-s:. s.r Eeady, Moore, down the river, light.
80. >la.7!.. Told, down the river, light.
: C.,E.::e. Smith. ST. Marks, Fla, ndsr.
= 49,. IL. Carter, Catin, Norfolk, indse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-06
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Boston, Sept. 9;.h, isi9.
Mr.. Il. +. EoEDiSS, Treas. Am. Watch Co.:
Dear SIr-It gives lie great pleasure TO cn:apiy WIN your
request for a report Vi the performance Of the Americal
Wa,c!! which purchased of you Dec, ID, ISIS. IL was set
on that day, and lis variations from true time 10 the 18th
n rrbru ary, 1859, when ] let it run down, was ten seconds
fast. From that time to the present, It has run With nearly
perfect steadine-s, having. during the eight months, varied
not more than two seconds, and this with uncoinnIoniy
rough usage. ,an co,i:lucnL your manufacture in the
highest terms.
Yours truly, JAMES II. CLafP,
Firm OF Clapr, Fuller & Browne, Bankers, Boston.